Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery touted as remedy
An article promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with claims of cures and medicinal roots. It lists ingredients such as Golden Bear, Queen’s red Stone root, Black Cherrydaark, Bloodroot and mite drake root and includes customer testimonials. Readers are urged to send stamps for a free Common Sense Medical Adviser copy.
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Phoree
Oieen
Pierce
Golden
Mie Fe Brown
Emmerson Lites
Kerman Avenue
Appleton
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Rlv. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Luxaire
Englishman dies from arm injury after jail stay
Elliott Bies Drson Elliott, 43, an English machine oiler, was arrested for intoxication after a swollen arm from an old scratch led to erysipelas. His trial was delayed due to the injury. he died Thursday about noon. He had no known relatives and was buried at Beech Grove.
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Drson Elliott
Washington Park
Charlie Payne
Elliott
New York
Hunter
Eliott
Beech Grove
Great-Grandson Highlighted at Holcombe Golden Anniversary
The Rev Steve P Holcombe and Mrs Holcombe plan a celebratory reception on election day Nov 7 marking their golden anniversary. Attendees include their children Mas ter Larue Cox of Madison Missouri grandchild Griffin Kerr of Bedford Indiana and Mamie Holcombe of Elizabethtown with extended family from Louisville and beyond. The event runs 10 am to 10 pm at the Holcombe Mission 128 East Jefferson Street with a large committee of society friends hosting.
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Steve P. Holcombe
Griffin Kerr
Bedford
Ind
A. J. Cowen
Louisville
Mamie Holcombe
Elizabethtown
Holcombe Mission
East Jefferson Street
Goon Bank Attacked by Safe Blowers Early Friday
A bank in Goon was attacked by safe blowers early Friday morning. Police called to the scene found evidence of a break in and are investigating the incident for potential suspects and motives. No injuries reported.
Big Safe Wrecked in Odon Bank Robbery Attempt
About 2 o clock Friday a m the Odon National Bank safe was blown by nitroglycerine. Robbers fled without loot after a single blast damaged the outside door and left the inside door intact. A bystander Jacob Shields was robbed and bound nearby. Police scour the region as possible suspects are sought, with a suspect described as tall, light hair and mustache, heavy build, coal miner likely.
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Odon National Bank
Odon
Qdon
Sanchoon
Elnora
Kruse
Vincennes
Sanborn Bank
Jacob Shields
Shields
Daviess
Knox
Myers
Sanborn
Martin County
Indian Springs
Bandits Loot Sandborn Bank in Knox County Heist
Early Thursday robbers blasted the Sandborn Bank with nitroglycerine, escaping with about $5,000 in cash and notes valued around $10,000. They hit a blacksmith shop and mills for tools, disabled three bank doors, and left a $2,500 cash haul plus notes. Authorities, including Capt. Kruse and Sheriff Westfall, pursue with aid from Indianapolis detectives and a bloodhound posse. A revolver and five cartridge boxes found in Linton suggest the fugitives passed through the town.
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Sandborn
Knox County
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Sandborn Bank
German National Bank of Vincennes
Post Office Department
Post Office
Kruse
Westfall
Emison
George R. Alsop
German National Bank
Linton
Ind
Democrats Nominate No City Candidates in Bedford
In Bedford the Democrats nominated no candidate for city office other than a Mayor hopeful aiming to control the police force and keep the town open.
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Bedford
Martinsville
Boiler Explosion at Winslow Sawmill Kills Two
Massive blast at the Cases sawmill nine miles south of Winslow kills owner William Casey and employee Jacob Dedman. The boiler exploded blowing workers across the mill yard, with Cleveland Beard and Lem Morton seriously injured and coroner Harris investigating the cause.
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Winslow
Here
William Casey
Jacob Dedman
Casey
Patoka
Cleveland Beard
Lem Morton
Masonic Temple
Pike County
Harris
Turkey earns praise for saving drowning chicken
John Beatty of near Columbus Indiana reports a turkey saved a chicken from drowning when the bird slipped into a water bucket. In Cincinnati on October 24 Lydia Dunham and John Edmondson wed after a courtship spanning months.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Lydia E. Dunham
John Edmondson
Timber values and milk sickness in Missouri and Martin County
The piece notes timber values in Missouri and Arkansas, citing New York quotations for oak and yellow pine and urging timber owners to learn timber prices and legal protections against thieves. It also reports milk sickness cases near Shoals in Martin County, serious for Mr. and Mrs. Akles, marking the first Martin County outbreak in 25 years.
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Missouri
Arkansas
New York Lumber Journal
New York City
New York
Ozarks
Indiana
Cairo
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Globe-Democrat
Martin County
Peter Akles
Near Shoals
Akles
Frisco and Southern Indiana clash over Chicago coal market
Territorial rail dispute described as first active steps in a battle for Chicago coal traffic. Frisco refused coal from Southern Indiana, threatening Walsh interests and Chicago entry as Chicago terminals fill with coal. Southern Indiana plans to shift traffic via new Chicago division and belt lines. Mrs. Sol Lewis visits, and a horse fright incident injures J D Sears’ son, who recovers.
Thirty six Hogs Get Drunk On Hard Cider
Shelby county farmer John Landwerlin reports thirty six hogs drank cider from a barrel in his orchard near Shelbyville. The hogs staggered and fell as they tried to walk or sit up, then sobered about five o clock. Nine hogs avoided the cider.
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John Landwerlin
Shelby County
Shelbyville
Landwerlin
Mr. Landwerlin
Come to San Antonio This Winter for Health and Delight
Invite to visit San Antonio in winter highlighting sunny climate and attractions like Mission Churches Cathedral Alamo and modern accommodations. Mentions affordable travel via M K I Ry and a prompt to read The Story of San Antonio with a request to address Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent.
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San Antonio
San Fernando
Alamo
America
Tasan Antonio
Ikea
Jim
Tlan
Afternoon Card Club Honors Mrs. Lynch with Prize
Mrs. George Dugan hosted the Afternoon Card Club for Mrs. Lynch of Chicago. Mrs. Avery won a framed picture prize. Mrs. Lynch received a coral necklace. An elaborate Dutch lunch and newly decorated dining room complemented the event.
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George Dugan
Lynch
Chicago
Avery
Shipping congestion prompts denial of Indiana coal embargo
The Terre Haute Star reports no embargo on Southern Indiana coal by the C&O Line. Freight delays persist as about 100 cars were sent to Chicago markets and Big Four and Vandalia shifts shifted coal. Interchange between Vandalia and Southern Indiana opens in the east yards with two clerks, day and night men, to manage the flow.
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Southern Indiana
Southern Indiana Road
Chicago
Indiana
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Greene Counties
Indiana Coal Field
Big Four
Danville
Indiana Harbor
Southndiana
Gana
Tridiana
S. 1
Southern Indiana Coal Company
Vandalla
Harry Worsham
Vandalia
Arthur Baston
Hulman Street
Miss Gladys Carrico Hosts Fortnightly Social
Miss Gladys Carrico entertained last Friday in honor of Miss Lula Osborne and Miss Helen Cushing of Loogotee. Guests included Edna Guthrie Anna Harris Minnie Falk Gladys Smith Irma Smith Katie Carter and others. The gathering featured games and taffy pulling with all guests bidding farewell to a pleasant hostess.
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Gladys Carrico
Lula Osborne
Helen Cushing
Loogootee
Edna Guthrie
Anna Harris
Minnie Falk
Gladys Smith
Irma Smith
Katie Carter
Mrs Rager
Nell Johnson
Mullen
Osborn
Jesse Carter
James Quinn
Louis Sides
Raymond Owens
Mitchell Guthrie
Emery Clampitt
Earl
John and Lee Osborn
Dulles
Everett Carrico
Charlie Mullen
Mr. White
Gladys
Ducks Plentiful Report From Rockford Expedition
Lon Cox and Ed Godfrey on a hunting expedition near Rockford send home twenty ducks in one load. The river is nearly black with fowls and they are killing them by the boat load, according to the Columbus Herald.
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Lon Cox
Ed Godfrey
Rockford
Columbus Herald
Romona Stone Company Sues Monon Railroad Over Rates
The Romona Stone Company of Stinesville sues the Monon Railroad to reduce coal rates to 60 cents a ton from Indiana coal fields to Stinesville quarries. The Railroad Commission heard the case Wednesday and may adjourn without further hearing if the railroad admits testimony used in a prior Ramona Stone case.
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Romona Stone Company
Stinesville
Monon Railroad Company
Indiana
Railroad Commission
Ramona Stone Company
Kid McCoy Retires From Prize Ring To Marriage Ring
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy, Indiana native and former prize fighter, has married for the fourth time after a career marked by three divorces and four marriages. He left boxing and the saloon trade after marrying Bud Elis widow, heiress of a $2,000,000 estate. He is the son of a preacher.
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Kid McCoy
Indiana
John Barleycorn
John
Kid
Hoe
Bud Elis
McCoy
Norman Selby
President Proclaims Thanksgiving Day November Thirtieth
The proclamation, issued by President Roosevelt, designates Thursday November 30 as a day of thanksgiving. It urges national reflection on blessings, urges moral renewal, and calls Americans to worship and pledge to conquer personal faults. The notice follows with a personal update about Mrs. J. T. Freeland receiving news from Colorado about Martha Johnson’s winter trip to McCabe Arizona.
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Washington
United States OF America
Great Republic
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Evinu Root
J. T. Freeland
Martha Johnson
McCabe
Arizona
Charles Pearson
Colorado
Mrs. Johnson and Sons
Enigma Board Near Cut Right’s Bridge Baffles Residents
A wooden board with strange glyphs beside Cut Right’s Bridge puzzled Polk and Salt Creek residents for weeks. A university copy stumped scholars until Henry Hays revealed the message as a phonetic trick: spelling left to right in English.
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Cutright’s Bridge
Polk and
Salt Creek Township
Henry Hays
Henry
Bloomington Star
Monon Rail Case Dismissed After Judge Ruling
Virgil Watts damages suit of $2 000 against the Monon railroad was dismissed after Judge Wilson signaled a verdict for the Monon. Judge Fields argued the railroad may change its schedule. the suit may be refiled and could affect related cases. A steam ditcher on the B and O between Seymour and North Vernon is noted as a new trackside invention.
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Virgil Watts
Monon Railway
East & East
Monon
Judge Wilson
Field
The
Wilson
Watts
Hast & Hest
R. H. East
Fields
Seymour
North Vernon
Thousand-Year-Old Railroad Ties Indiana Past To Present
A rumor swirls about an Italian assailant in Van Buren township Monroe county who allegedly was killed and buried after a Thrasher child assault. The note cites confidence from insiders. The Ohio and Mississippi railroad's completion bridged the Ohio River with the Mississippi by iron bands, linking to Louisville and Madison, marking a pivotal era in Indiana transport as Shoals workers joined on the bridge in 1857.
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Vanburen Township
Monroe County
Shoals
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Mississippi
Louisville
Madison
Indianapolis
Indiana
Loogootee Tribune
Will Build Fine Residence At Sey
Rev and Mrs Harley Jackson have purchased two McCrady lots at Seventh and North Chesnut. They will erect a modern two story ten room residence with bath, furnace heating, gas and water connections after architect completes plans, weather permitting.
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Harley Jackson
McCrady
Seventh
Chesnut Streets
Seymour Democrat
Same Gang Suspected in Sanborn and Odon Bank Robberies
Vincennes police believe the Sandborn and Odon bank robberies were carried out by the same men as part of a nationwide gang with headquarters in Cincinnati. The crimes used identical methods, tools, and safe charges, and a suspect seen near Sandborn matches a convict who escaped from an Illinois penitentiary.
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Vincennes
Ind
Sanborn
Odon
Cincinnati
Sandborn
Illinois
J. W. Wood
Kentucky
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