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Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1904

Page

3

Lady's Health Letter Endorses Vegetable Compound

Mrs May Haute of Edgerton Wis reports rapid relief from back and side pain and improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularities and uterine troubles. She states she gained weight and never had a sick headache again and urges others to try the medicine. A $5000 forfeit is offered for fake letters.

Mrs. Prxxnaw Lydia E._Pinkham May Haute Edgerton Wis Pres. Household Economics Vanother Club Haule Lydia E. Pinkham

People of Prominence Spotlight Barons and Explorers

Capt Bernier plans to seek the north pole for Canada aboard the Gauss with high hopes. Prof F York Powell, Oxford historian now deceased, was renowned. Col Coelho will fund a temple for the Knights of Pythias in Cincinnati. Senator Mitchell of Oregon unique in US Senate history with three terms. Mrs Hill of Tacoma Walsh to paint Washington state scenery for the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Lieut L H Chandler USN praised for torpedo flotilla maneuvers and sent to observe Mikado destroyers. Commissioner Hugh J Lee, after Wales Alaska trip, runs a temperance camp and reports strong lawfulness with only one drunkenness case in a year.

Bernier North Pole F. York-Powell Regius Oxford Col. Coelho Hawaii Cincinnati Colored Knights of Pythias Mitchell Oregon Senate Hill Tacoma Walsh Washington State L. H. Chandler Moody Orient Hugh J. Lee Wales Alaska United States

Veterans account of Postum as coffee substitute after war wounds

A Civil War veteran recounts losing both jaws from a 1866 Minie ball near Vicksburg. He notes dyspepsia from coffee, improvement with Postum, and urges Army use to aid soldiers. He credits Medal of Honor honors and offers his name for publication.

Vicksburg Congress of the United States Postum Positum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Towboat Fred Wilson Boiler Explosion Kills Eleven

The towboat Fred Wilson exploded its boilers in Louisville on May 27 killing eleven aboard and wounding sixteen. Captains and crew from Pittsburg Tyrone and Middleport were among the dead and injured. Coroner’s inquest expected to shed light. theory cites possible excess mud in boilers. Letziort of Wellsburg later died, raising toll to eleven.

Louisville Fred Wilson Joseph Price Braddock Albert H. Miller Pittsburg W. A. Holland Joseph Warren Middleport Gabe Letziort Wellsburg W. Va Marine Hospital

Tyner and Barrett Found Not Guilty in Post Office Conspiracy Case

After 19 days of testimony, the jury returned a not guilty verdict within 22 minutes of retiring. Gen Tyner, visibly shaken, greeted the decision as jurors wept and shook hands. Barrett, formerly of bond investment circles, was implicated in profiting after leaving the post office department.

Washington James N. Tyner Harrison J. Barrett Law Office Post Office Department Witneses Bond Investment Companies

Methodist conference votes not to change church discipline on amusements

In Los Angeles on May 28 the Methodist general conference voted 441 to 188 against altering prohibitions on amusements. Delegates debated the issue amid widespread church interest and petitions, with 65 submissions totaling 55 opposing change and 10 supporting various modifications.

Los Angeles Cal Methodist General Conference

Presbyterians Approve Union With Cumberland Church

The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States voted to adopt the union report with Cumberland Presbyterians. The resolutions require presbyteries to approve a basis of union by two thirds, with steps to enact the union at the next general assembly if approved.

Buffalo N. Y General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the United States Cumberland Presbyterian Church General Assembly Union

Death of Senator Matthew S Quay in Beaver Pennsylvania

Senator Matthew Stanley Quay died at his Beaver home on a Saturday afternoon at 2 48. He had been in a deep stupor since the morning and was surrounded by family as oxygen support continued. The immediate cause was exhaustion from inability to assimilate nourishment with chronic gastritis and stomach inflammation as the underlying condition.

Beaver Matthew Stanley Quay Quay Dr. Wilson Beaver County Pennsylvania Reserves Andrew G. Curtin One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Pennsylvania Mary’s Heights Washington Beaver Radical Commonwealth Philadelphia The United States Senate

Major fire destroys seven Delaware Lackawanna piers in Jersey City

A Sunday blaze devastated seven piers at Pier 12 to Pier 5 of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western yard in Jersey City. Oil barrels fed flames that spread to nearby piers including Hamburg American and Bremen line. Hoboken Coke plant narrowly escaped. Fireboats and shoreside crews fought to halt the spread as piers collapsed into the water.

New York Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Jersey City Pier 12 Pier 11 Pier Lackawanna Depot Hoboken Coke Company

Drainage Case Nears Supreme Court Hearing in Missouri suit

Last witness testified before U S Commissioner Bright in the Missouri v Chicago drainage suit. Testimony ends June 1 with hearings in New York Chicago Baltimore and Philadelphia. The record may become eight to ten volumes of about 4.5 million words and the case could open at the next Supreme Court term. Costs total an estimated 515000 with Chicago spending 400000 St Louis 80000 and Missouri 35000. Sanitary engineer F G Avoid said canal closure not needed. Yale dean H H Smith linked Chicago sewage to St Louis health issues.

St. Louis Missouri Chicago United States Bright New York Baltimore Philadelphia United States Supreme Court

Illinois Opens State Pavilion at World’s Fair

Illinois observers marked the dedication with elaborate ceremonies as Gov. Richard Yates formally opened the Illinois pavilion. H. M. Dunlap led reports and a speech, Mrs. Yates unfurled the state flag, and Francis of the world’s fair delivered remarks. The pavilion cost 80000 dollars, follows French renaissance style, staff construction, and was designed by architect Bruce Watson of Chicago.

St. Louis Ilinois Richard Yates J. A. Lucas Carlinville Ill Illinois Commission H. M. Dunlap Illinois Yates Francis America Bruce Watson Chicago

Yazoo City Fire Wipes Out Central District

Yazoo City, 40 miles from Jackson, suffers extensive destruction with 200 houses burned from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The blaze destroys main business houses, the principal hotel, and the passenger depot. Estimated losses range from 1.6 to 2 million dollars as pipes burst and water supply fails. The fire is believed to have originated from defective electric wiring.

Jackson Miss Yazoo City Wise

Ten Miners Die in Gas Inhalation at Summit Branch Mine

A telegram to Susquehanna Coal in Wilkesbarre reports ten fatalities from gas and sulphur fumes in the Summit branch mine at Williamstown Dauphin county. The victims include Michael Golden general inside foreman and nine miners and laborers.

Wilkesbarre Susquehanna Coal Company Summit Branch Coal Company Williamstown Dauphin County Michael Golden

Fire destroys Farmers' hotel. two railway foremen dead

In Lawton Oklahoma on Friday a blaze reduced the Farmers' hotel to ashes. John Branson and Patrick McCabe both foremen for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway were burned to death in the fire.

Lawton Okla Farmers John Branson Patrick McCabe Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway

Doctor Advocated Operation Peruna Made Knife Unnecessary

Eva Bartho of New York City writes that a doctor advised an operation for chronic womb illness which she dreaded. after nine bottles of Peruna she improved, avoided surgery, and claims lasting health benefits. Other letters from women in North Dakota Wyoming Wisconsin Ohio and Cleveland praise Peruna as a tonic and cure for various female complaints. The ad invites readers to write to Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio for free treatment instructions and to contact Dr Wartman of The Startman Sanitarium.

Eva Bartho East 12Th St New York City N. Y Peruna Eva Buartho Senator Roach Larimore N. Dak Senator Warren Cheyenne Wyo Belva Lockwood General Longstreet Washington, D. C Helen Rolof Kaukauna Wis Elen Bolof Muriel Armitage Greentwood Ave Detroit Mich Royal Templars of Temperance Tam Lucy M. Riley Davenport St Cleveland Ohio Perunae Hartman Columbus Wartman Startman Sanitarium

Woes of Matrimony

A humorous exchange about marriage reveals the husband’s knack for excuses and the wife’s retort about truth leaking out, capturing a light dialogue from a Chicago Daily News cartoonish moment.

Chicago Daily News

Elegant Nickel Plate passenger service praised in Tribune style

The Nickel Plate Road offers modern up-to-date passenger service with clean well lighted coaches and uniform colored porters. Dining car service features individual club meals with menus from thirty-five cents to a dollar and no excess fare, plus a la carte options. Tickets via Nickel Plate Route promise lower rates.

Nickel Plate Road

Allen's Foot-Hase cures foot pain and aids shoe fitting

An 1900 advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Hose as a remedy for painful swollen feet and sweating feet. It promises easy shoe fitting and urges purchase from Druggists and shoe stores with a free Simple remedy. Also cites testimonials on unrelated phrases and products from newspapers.

Allen's A. S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Time to Act Kidney Pain Exposed By Mrs Marshall Testimony

When back aches and fatigue overwhelm you and sleep is broken by urinary ailments the kidneys may be ill. Dean's Kidney Pills are claimed to cure sick kidneys quickly and permanently. Mrs. W. B. Marshall of Dawson Georgia reports relief in three days after one box and says it cured him. A free trial offer is available by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box.

Dean Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y Ell

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