Humphreys' Spfecics Medical Guide Ad
An old advertisement lists Humphreys medicines for coughs headaches asthma and nerve issues. It mentions a small 3 pocket bottle and ships from William street New York. The note references Dr. Humphreys’ Hosters and a price in the west hotel area.
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G. Perlis
Eiger
Giotk
Cripac
Humphreys
Hoster
GoGo
Carer Willigia
Snd
Juby Streeta
York
the West
Iptelr Price
Pettibone Letter Traced In Haywood Trial Evidence
Boise crowd watches Haywood case as Orchard testimony continues with corroborating evidence. Prosecution links a registered letter from J Wolff to John Dempsey at the Golden West San Francisco hotel, and Pettibone store address appears in the sender’s details. Guibwink the grocer places Orchard in San Francisco amid Bradley family events, while Harrah confirms parts of Orchard’s powder implosion tale.
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Jekan
Orchard
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
F Pettibuie
Golden West Hotel
Dempsey
Hogan
Denver
J. Wolff
Stout Street
John Dempsey
John Wempsey
Pettibone
A. J. Wolff
Gollden West
Guibwink
Bradley
Barry
Guibbinni
Windietter
Clarence Harrah
Millman
Redu Works
Colorado City
Harreh
Darrow
Harrah
Osion
Ramina
Untitled Usable Fragments From a Nocturnal Scene
A fragment recalls a man sighting a tun rising the shaft to the eighth level while waiting for a time, then the man ran as others worried at supper time. The phrasing is incomplete and the event remains uncertain.
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Imply
State tuberculosis hospital site guidelines outlined by Dr Hurty
Dr. J N Hurty, secretary of the State Board of Health, outlines ideal site criteria for the new State tuberculosis hospital in a letter read to a dedicated commission. Requirements include at least 500 acres, elevation above 600 feet, timbered areas, south facing slopes, good drainage, and proximity to railways and towns.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Hurry
Jlage. Cn
W.S. Holman
Aurora
Brown County
F. Bennett
Greensburg
Adams, Wells
Blackford
J. N. Babcock
Topeka
Isaac Strouse
Morgan and
Owen
Dr. H. Moore
Indianapolis
Brown, Adams, Wells
Morgan
Strouse
Alen County
Babcock
Monroe County
Civil Service Examinations Listed for Indianapolis Jobs
The newspaper lists upcoming civil service exams in Indianapolis for sutrveyor staff. Positions include Laboratory Aid at $600 annually for the Bureau of Plant Industry July 10. Printer and Assistant Printer at the Naval Academy Indianapolis July 17. Electrical Engineer and Draftsman at $1200 July 18 and 19. Nurseryman at Chiloozo School Oklahoma $660 July 17. Exams cover botany economics math drawing and printing. Contact H. K. Milhouse, local secretary, on the fourth floor of the Indianapolis Federal Building for details and blanks.
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Indianapolis
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Supervising Architect
Chiloozo School
Oklahoma
H. K. Milhouse
The
Civil Service Examiners
Southern Indiana ships tools to Chicago for railroad extension
The Bedford based operations move steam shovels and dump cars toward Chicago to aid the Chicago Southern extension from Hamerick onward. Actual track work has not started yet but is expected within weeks as equipment is prepared.
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Indiana
Bedford
Chicago
Chicago Southern
Hamerick
Bedford Post Office Buried Under Sears Catalogs
Twenty-five large sacks of Sears Roebuck catalogs from Chicago jammed the Bedford post office this morning after falling from the Monon train. The packages were addressed to Lawrence City. The estate matter involving Mrs Etta Tharp against Elijah N Covert was settled for 5 000 in Vernon after Covert had been convicted of manslaughter in the Tharp case last December. Kansas reports a harvest labor shortage with 29,000 harvest hands and 3,500 teams needed.
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Sears & Roebuck
Chicago
Bedford
Monon
Lawrence Eoty
Etta Tharp
Charles Tharp
Elijah N. Covert
Vernon
Covert
Tharp
Pure bred livestock plans reveal vast breed varieties
The article outlines extensive categories for pure bred animals including horses hogs cattle sheep and poultry. It notes subdivision by age sex and purpose and highlights the breadth of chicken breeds from many nations. A Norfolk or Indian context is mentioned along with beef dairy and dual purpose cattle.
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Isureau
Howe
Giery Blake
Shropshire
Oxford
Southdown
India
Sumatra
Malay Islands
Suss Stubbs
Edward Inman Returns to Real Estate Bet on Prosperity
A letter from Edward Inman, formerly of the spy camp and now residing in San Ver, describes a vital roasting ear and melon season. He announces a new venture in real estate, claiming prosperity and good health for his family.
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Edward Inman
Spy
San Ver
Saloon Keepers Charged With Obstructing View After Hours
Mitchell saloon keepers Ed Thompson Hugo Brown Albert Ivans and Shube Burton appeared before Mayor S jilion on Saturday charged with obstructing the view of their bars after closing hours. Trials set for June 25.
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Ed Thompson
Hugo Brown
Albert Bb. Ivans
Shube Burton
Mitchell
S*jilion Saturdy
Building Trebles in Valus From 1854 Lumber Worthy of Note
The I C O F Bun ing at the corner of Washington and Pennsylvania streets in Indianapolis burned. Erected in 1854 the heavy timber structure survived. lumber has trebled in value. Bryant the Wrecker notes the roof used poplar sheeting now valued near 70 dollars per thousand feet due to seasoning.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Bryant
Valle
Open switch blamed for Belt Line wreck in Indiana
A Southern Indiana switch engine derailed Friday after an open switch at the Belt 3 I shops. Engineer Brooks Bishop and fireman escaped with minor injuries as the engine slid eight feet into a bin edge. The wrecking crane arrived Saturday to replace the engine and repair tracks.
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Southern Indiana
Brooks Bishop
Salt Creek
Bishop
Terre Haute
Auto Troubles Plague Bedford Tourists and Local Drivers
Report describes frequent engine failures faced by tourists and locals in Bedford with engines stalling near bulky loads. A Leesville man once towed a stalled auto up a hill using a mule team for two dollars. An auto party to Mitchell saw a Buick engine die en route. the car was left and later repaired and returned by Tid Wallace.
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Bedford
Leesvill
George Dugan
Georgia
W. C. Walsh
Bernard O’neal
Mitchell
Tid Wallace
Jerry Inman Injured After Ladder Fall at Quarry
Jerry Inman of the P M E quarry was helping demolish an old powerhouse when a ladder gave way and plunged him to the ground. He fractured an ankle in the fall and received treatment on site.
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Jerry Inman
P. M. E. Quarry
Bedford federal building bids opened in Washington
Forty eight thousand bids were opened by the supervising architect in the treasury building. Six bids are listed from Moore & Danner Kokomo Harrison Bros Chicago F Henry Tipton Northern Construction Co Milwaukee W J McAlpin Dixon Barnes Bros Marion with Barnes the lowest at 48900 though awards await a final check for regularity. Completion time set for October 1 1998.
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Bedford Federal Building
Treasury
Washington City
Moore & Danner
Kokono
Harrison Bros
Chicago
F. Henry
Tipton
Northern Construction Co
Milwaukee
W. J. McAlpin
Dixon, HI
Barnes Bros
Marion
Bedford
Floyd County Strawberry Season Nears End
The Floyd County strawberry season winds down as New Albany shipments reach Indianapolis and Chicago totaling eight cars of about 4 000 crates. Prices across markets run from 3 50 to 6 a crate with a high season outlook despite weather reducing yield to about one quarter of a normal year. Raspberries are beginning to ship and blackberries promise a full crop later in the week.
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New Albany
Indianapolis
Chicago
American Express Company
Indiana
Investigator travels to Indianapolis to probe injury case
8S. B. Lowe left Monday for Indianapolis to investigate how Mrs. Florence Bratton of West 18th street was injured three months ago and has never fully recovered. Mrs Braton was struck while crossing a street by a milk wagon, picked up by bystanders and brought home. She suffered several broken ribs and other serious injuries.
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B. Lowe
Indianapolis
Florence Bratton
West 18Th Street
Braton
Marriage of Edward Tindall and Ethel Gullett in Heltonville
Edward Tindall and Ethel Gullett were married at the groom's sister's home in East 19th Street by 3 PM Saturday. The ceremony featured a white China silk gown and brides roses. after dinner the couple planned to visit Heltonville and Elnora before returning to the furnished home on 20th Street.
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Edward Tindall
Ethel Gullett
Heltonville
L. H. Anderson
East 19Th Street
Letters Not Claimed and Local Baseball Report
Names listed for undelivered mail include Mrs Rosa B Cook Mrs John H Davis Mrs Molly Kindred Miss Ola Mires Mrs Pearl Reynolds and Mr John Jr Carter. A game at Washington Park drew a 9 to 1 Bedford win over Linton as their pitcher was out.
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Carter
John Jr
Washington Park
S. L. Keacy
Bedford
Miss Hazel Dillon Wins Kee Mar College Honors
Miss Hazel Dillon arrived from Washington D C where Kee Mar College, Hagerstown Md, had closed. She won the scholarship this year and was elected President of the Athletic Association and editor of the college paper.
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Hazel Dillon
Washington, D. C
College of Kee Mar
Hagerstown
The
Athletic Association
Baseball injury at Columbus sidelines player Sunday
Bob Wicker suffered a likely minor hurt while sliding into a base in a baseball game at Columbus Ohio Sunday. A social party of Misses Madre Dobbins Mayme Railsback Rose Whiting Lulu Hoopingarner Carrie Melter and Beryne Dye joined Will Owens George Heiliger Emery Dobbins for a Cherokee outing from Saturday night through Sunday night.
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Bob Wicker
Columbus
Madre Dobbins
Mayme Railsback
Rose Whiting
Lulu Hoopingarner
Carrie Melter
Beryne Dye
Will Owens
George Heiliger
Emery Dobbins
Cherokee
Blue Grass Seed Harvest In Central Kentucky Amid Slump
Central Kentucky counties including Bourbon Clark Fayette Montgomery Madison Woodford Jessamine and Scott supply nearly all world blue grass seed. Harvest runs below normal with an expected 75 percent of normal 450000 bushels if 600000. Prices rise to 1.75 per clean bushel as export markets in Germany France England Russia Wales and New Zealand absorb much of the crop. Poor weather may cause further losses with 25 percent of the crop at risk due to tall undergrowth.
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Kentucky
Germany
France
England
Russia
Wales
New Zealand
Missouri
Iowa
Bourbon
Clark
Fayette
Montgomery
Madison
Woodford
Jessamine
Scott
Social Gatherings Highlight Local Celebrations
A string of social events unfolds with dinners, parties, and birthday surprises. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. John Haase Rev Louis Akerman Miss Osee Clay and many local residents from Shelbyville Indianapolis and surrounding areas. The bulletin notes a surprise birthday event for Mrs. Moray and Mr. Moray with refreshments and well wishes.
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Jacob Allinger
John Haase
City
Louis Akerman
Salem
Josephine Seig
Shelbyville
May Stiltz
Indianapolis
Richard Rowland
Wissa Hedrick
T. C. Dund
W. C. Troy
Birth recorded for Graham family in South G Street
A daughter was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Dennis Graham of South G street.
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Dennis Graham
South G Street
Telegraphers face eight hour work limit impact on wages
Turner Arthur Monahan and Letta Snow, William Edward Tindall and Ethel Gullett are mentioned amid railroads seeking to recruit telegraphy instructors for youths. The piece notes new laws limiting telegraphers to eight hours in twenty four and predicts wage demands and overtime shifts as railroads adjust to the rule.
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Turner Arthur Monahan
Letta Snow
William Edward Tindall
Ethel Gullett
Congress
United States
I.w
Ee RR
Harley Bruce
Will Tab
Indianapolis
Army Enlistments and Local Notices From Bedford Office
Sergeant Ringwall reports six week enlistments across Cavalry Coast Artillery and Infantry with several sent to St Louis and Columbus Ohio. Twelve rejections noted. Additional items include upcoming tuberculosis hospital funding, a fatal fall at Lakewood park, widespread local remarks, and visits by residents including teachers and families.
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Ringwall
Bedford
U.S. Army
Cavalry
Charley C. Jagger
St. Louis
Joseph S.taylor
Carl Hitt
William Weyer
Pinel del Rio
Walter T. Fultz
William Moise
Gilbert Temple
William Fritts
Coast Artillery
William Smith
Arthur, Compton
Bennie L. Burton
Vadam Hawkins
August Link
Clarence E. Swishee
Henry Wease
William Blevins
Columbus
Ohio
Cuba
Lachman Loos Mighty Hippodrome Street Carnival Set
The Lachman Loos company, the largest traveling show group with over 200 staff, opens a week long engagement in Bedford on June 24. They present fifteen acts plus a military concert band and promise refined, high class, moral entertainment suitable for ladies and children. They have drawn favorable press reaction in Seymour, Washington, Brazil, Paris Illinois, and Linton, and expect generous local patronage.
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Lachman Loos Mighty Hippodrome
Evers
Messrs
Lachman-Loos
Mearby
Seymour
Washington
Brazil
Paris
Ills
Linton
Bedford
Indiana State News Roundup Skimmed
Statewide items include Tipton smallpox subsiding and oats looking bad across Indiana. Marion doctors and lawyers to play ball. governor appoints police board member in Richmond. a bridge near Marion collapses during crossing. a murder conviction in Goshen. and various local happenings from Kokomo to Washington.
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Indiana
Marion
Richmond High School
Emory Hosher
Huntington
Newton County
Harry Toms
Goshen
Taylor Street
Kokomo
Susie Cabel
Washington
Clay County
Vandersburg
Crawfordsville County Club
Frank Howlands
Charles Carroll
R. A. Adams
Clinton
Indiana Dental Asssociation
Prof
Fiske
Richmond
Los Angeles
Hanley
Edgar Hiatt
St. Louis astronomer spots large sunspot and predicted storms
Rev. Hicks reports a giant sunspot on the east solar limb described as jet black and heart shaped, visible with colored glass. He warns of high winds and terrific electrical storms across the United States between Wednesday and Friday as the spot crosses the sun, with further eruptions possible about twelve days later. Meanwhile, Frank Dorsey Elmer Stephenson and Mike O Connell return from Brassine Springs with about 40 pounds of fish after a short fishing trip.
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Old Sol
Wicxs
St.Louis
Galveston
St. Louis
Hicks
United States
Reath
Frank Dorsey
Elmer Stephenson
Mike O’connell
Brassine Springs
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George J. Singer
Lowry Cooper
Noah Webster
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James A. McCoy
Harry E. Crooke
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