Nervous Trouble Pills Promoted By Local Residents
Mr J C Mendenhall of 1313 Van Trees Street Washington Indiana reports relief after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills from Jones drug store. He calls the product the best medicine for nervous troubles and says he feels well after one box. Mrs William Spencer of 10 Granger Street Syracuse New York states sleeplessness vertigo and ear noises vanished after taking a box and she regained strength and rest.
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A.W. Chase
J. C. Mendenhall
Van
Trees Street
Washington
Ind
A. W. Chase
Jones’ Drug
A. We Chase
Medicine Ju
Buffalo
Y. i
A.W. Chase M. D
William Spencer
No. 10
Granger St
Syracuse
N. Y
Dr. A.W. Chase
Dr. A. W
Case Medicine Go
Washington Street
Hunt's Digestive Tablets Promote Natural Digestion
Digestive tablets claim to replace after meal digestants and laxatives by a daily dose before breakfast. Advertises a constitutional stomach and systemic benefit, listing cures for bad breath and various ailments. Prices range from 25 cents to $1.09 with mail order options from Washington Indiana.
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Washington
Ind
L. F. Qouxesenin
Farmers Drugstore
Chamberlain’s Bold Speech Signals Fiscal Revolution
London reports reveal Mr. Chamberlain, seen as the cabinet’s strong man, delivering a decisive speech that reorients British fiscal policy. He argues against German trade aggression and U.S. trusts, claiming the government is united and the country stands on the brink of a major political shift.
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London
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Chamber
Chamberlain Policy Sparks Sudden UK Political Shift
The piece notes Lain guiding South African war stance and now backing Empire preferential trade. It covers a demand for a food tax mandate, power for tariff war with Germany over Canada, and action against American trusts. Chamberlain's speech ends a long debate with Liberal enthusiasm and Conservative alarm as MPs consider consulting constituents during Whitsuntide recess.
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Lain
Germany
Canada
Mr. Chamberlain
Jackson Troops Face Calm After Reports of Trouble
In Lexington Col. Roger Williams defended Jackson troops against exaggerated reports. He said soldiers receive friendly treatment and no protests occurred beyond isolated gunfire by intoxicated individuals. He noted hard guard duty but no requests for more troops.
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Jackson
Col. Williams
Lexington
Roger Williams
Earthquake Ruins Van Vicinity in Asiatic Turkey
Reports from Asiatic Turkey describe a devastating quake on April 29 at Melazgherd near Van on the Euphrates. The town and its garrison were wiped out with about 2000 inhabitants killed, including 700 Armenians, and over 400 houses collapsed in nearby villages.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Melazgherd
Van
Erzercom
Euphrates
Case transfer over railroad betterments and rentals dispute
A case from Bond county circuit court moves to the United States circuit court. Henry C Begole receiver for the St. Louis Vandalia Terre Haute Railroad accuses directors of fraudulent rent withdrawals and improper use of funds for betterments and operations. He seeks an accounting of expenditures and a move to apply $3,250,000 in dividends to mortgage bonds.
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Springfield
Bond County Circuit Court
United States Circuit Court
Henry C. Bégole
St. Louis, Vandalia & Terre Hume Railroad Company
PH Bare
Checnmath
Chicago & St. Lovis Railroad
Comyott Snd
Regole
St. Louis
Regale
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company
Washington Post Office Probe Expands as Investigators Work
A large corps of Inspectors, including veterans, probes alleged irregularities at the postoffice department with no new arrests. Rumor says an intermediary tied to the Machen case may turn state's evidence. Machen's counsel claims he can fully disprove charges while officials remain confident.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Augustus W. Machen
Free Delivery Service
Machents
National Game Scores Roundup Across Leagues
Baseball results from the National and American leagues include New York 1 Chicago 7 in the National League and Detroit 2 St Louis 7 in the American League. Other scores list Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 3 and Brooklyn 5 St Louis 4. A strike action in St Louis shows mixed adherence among 5000 teamsters with fewer than 1000 striking. News briefs cover a Brooklyn handicap win, a plant fire causing damage, and scheduled rematch between Terry McGovern and Abe Attell at Fort Erie.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
American League
Detroit
Boaston
Washington
Cleveland-Chicago
American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Loulaville
Kansas City
Columbus
Yrith Ladala
C. Dietrich « Rone
Pork Packers
Alieghetio
Breshree
Bellfantaine
Massiguierd
Armenia
Terry McGovern
Abe Attell
Fort Eric
Presbyterian Church Adopts Revised Confession by Unanimous Vote
The Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, in General Assembly at Los Angeles on May 29, adopted a revised confession of faith prepared by the 1991 committee. The assembly also referred the “colored question” to a committee and approved the divorce and remarriage report.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Presbyteriai Church of the
United States
General Assembly
Nosembly
Cumberland Presbyterian
Ray Dr. van Dyke
Lehigh Presbytery
St. P Cloud
Jchairman ‘van Dyke
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
van Dyke
H.C. Minton
C. A Dickey
J. W. Peach
William Henry Roberts
Coyle
W.N. Page
Irish Lad Wins Brooklyn Handicap In Photo Finish
A close Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend ends with Irish Lad beating Gunfira by under three inches. O Nial rides Irish Lad for Westbury stable tied to Harry Payne Whitney and H J B Duryda. Gunfira, favorite from Whitney, second. Hene third. Irish Lad lowers the race record and equals track mark. only prior three year olds have won.
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New York
Brooklyn
Gravesend
O'Nail
Westbury
Harry Payne Whitney
H. JB. Duryda
Kah Said
Gunfira
Burns
Wm. C. Whitney
Hene
Baraster
James
Cleaning Time at New Troy Laundry Promotes Curtain Care
The New Troy Laundry at Suh and Walnut streets advertises curtain stretchers to keep lace curtains square and true. It also claims to be Indiana’s oldest dye and cleaning house with guaranteed satisfaction for all garments and textiles.
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New Troy Laundry
Cor. Suh
Walnut Streets
Indiana
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