Are You Satisfied Better Proof for Washington Residents
A Washington citizen testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured kidney fatigue and nocturnal emissions after two doses. Charles Klapper of 22 North Eleventh Street endorses the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents, price 40 cents. Remember the name, Doan's.
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Washington
Charles Klapper
North Eleventh Street
Dean
Hoosier
Foster-Milburnee
Buffalo
Dean's Ointment touted for piles relief per ad
An advertisement proclaims Dean's Ointment cures piles quickly and permanently at 50 cents. It notes a Washington Carnival event causing reduced rail fares with one round trip fare from Olney Mitchell and nearby points from May 25 to June 3.
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Dean
Olney
Mitchell
Black Ponto Everson Escapes Lynch Mob After Release
Louis Everson known as Black Ponto, held on murder charges in Rosa Kaiser case, was released in Lawrenceburg Indiana. A mob pursued him for a mile cursing and beating him. he fled into a timber strip and escaped after a near lynching near Aurora.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Louis Everson
Black Ponto
Rosa Kaiser
Kaiser
Everson
Aurora
Hogan’s Creek
Editors Meet in Kendallville Indiana For Northern Editorials
May 26 Kendallville hosts the Northern Indiana Editorial association meeting with Mayor Graves delivering the welcome and C. W. Metzker of Plymouth replying. A banquet follows and Friday includes a trip to Rome City and a Sylvan Lake sail hosted by Island Park Assembly.
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Kendallville
Ind
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Graves
C. W. Metzker
Playmouth
Rome
Roosevelt Addresses Support in Ohio During Walla Walla Visit
Secretary to the President Loch announces that Roosevelt has not sought endorsements or support for his administration or nomination and notes that those favoring his policies will endorse him while opponents will not. Roosevelt is warmly greeted by 10,000 people in Walla Walla before departing to Wallack Idaho.
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McKinsey
Carton
Walla Walla
Wash
Roosevelt
Washington
Wallack
Idaho
Open Denunciation of Employers by United Board of Building Trades
The United Board of Building Trades denounces employers for not completing contracts hindering public welfare and blocking workers right to associate. It forms a five member committee to gather unlawful practices data and submit to authorities. It rejects the Brotherhood of Carpenters readmission, seen as a victory for the Amalgamated Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Board of Building Trades
Workme
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Contested Assembly Debates mark Presbyterian reports
Reports from the freedmen’s, special education and other committees stirred wider debate at the Presbyterian general assembly in Los Angeles. Ringing speeches from Southern representatives accompanied discussions of building work at Occidental College and other topics.
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Los aAne
Ies
Cal
Freedomen
Special Committee
Education
Aoing People’s Societies
Presbyterian Building
Occidental College
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
Freedmen’ S Committee
Jett and White Indicted in Kentucky Feud Killing
Curtis Jett and Tom White were indicted by a special grand jury in Jackson, Kentucky, for the assassination of Jamba B. Marcum, after an all day session guarded by soldiers. The case ties into the Hargis-Cor Will feud and marks a decisive turn in local legal proceedings.
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Jackson
Curtis Jett
Tony White
Jamva B. Marcum
Fist Tw
Lin
iMarcong
Jury weighs evidence in Jackson murder case
A grand jury in Jackson reviews the murder of Marcum with Capt. Ewen as the principal witness who has been kept under house arrest. Curtis Jett joins Tom White as an indicted suspect as soldiers escort witnesses to and from the courthouse amid tense midnight activity.
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J. Be Ewen
Ewen
Ott
Marcony
Curtis Jettus
Winchester
Marcum
Tom
White
Jett
Jackson
Hontai
Curtis Jett Fron
National League and American League Scores and Storm Damage
Scores from the three major leagues show Boston, Cincinnati tied. Philadelphia crushed Chicago. New York dominates St. Louis. A severe Hastings storm kills fifteen, with extensive property losses. Sullivan arraigned in Chicago buckshop case. Smith & Wesson closes Springfield factory amid labor tensions.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Washipaten
Cleveland
Chicago-Hoston
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolia
Columbus
Ailwaukee
Louisville
Hastings
Neb
Clay
Franklin
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Hobbs
N. H W. Jepson, the Jeweler
J.B. Slater
Charlton Nursery Co
Rochester, N. Y
Wes
Grex Brotuens
Rochester
Parker
Gellers
Torres
L. F. Hunemeier
Hunt
Forza’e
Tifetfarmers Drug Store
Ceming
Necro
Hig
Indiana
Kokome
Alexandr Short
E. Sycamore Street
Mr. Short
Jeffersonville
Arthur Hare
Bull Creek
Charleston
Charles McNeesley
FL & M
Ig Four
Martinsville
Bloomington
Joseph Shively
South Bend
Alice Barth
South Bends
Rallans
Union Mills
Kemp
Newport
R. L
Supreme Court
Mary Isabel Kemp
Arthur T. Kemp
Frederick Neilson
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Ohio
Building Trades
Employers’ Association
Vdry
Paris
Villebon
Prince Radziwill
London
Edward Sixzo of
Noris
Sizzo
Ducelists
Pricipals
Express
Dayton, OL
Buckway
Erie Express
Matos
Willemstadt
Curacao
General Riera
Cora
Riera
Vander
Witmore
J. Rauschup
St. Clque
Perons
Nebraska
Lake Sharp
Lmited
Elkhart
Greater
Rores
John F. Weston
St Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
New National Bank
Daniel Hrohman
Margaret Alington
Breathitt
County
Tom White
Toran
Jicties
Oicera
Aurtis Jett
Sullivan
George T. Sullivan
Grain Commission
Springfield
Mass
Smith & Wesson
Whuld
Speckor
Sapolio
Apolio
New Troy
Cdr
Oth
Walnut Streets
Ndt
Troy Laundry
Edison
Engert
East Main Street
A. Brayn and Co
Hatfield & Palmer Co
East Fire and
Main Streets
Gooldy
Aly
Warner Fire
A. B. Krapp
E. Mair
Warhington
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