Struck by Train in Public Square Weakened by Age
An 82 year old man, E R George, was struck by Monon passenger train No 106 at the 11th street crossing in the public square. He was thrown about 20 feet, injured severely, and rushed to his home for care. The engineer and crew reported the incident and the cause centered on the man’s misjudgment of the oncoming train.
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Monon
Public Square
E. R. George
11Th Street
John Crawford
George
Charles W. Burton
Hugh Whiting
15Th
K Streets
A. J. Kent
Crawford
Freeland
Mr. George
Death of Francis Marion Adamson at Williams
Francis Marion Adamson of Williams died Sunday at 5 am from typhoid fever following malaria. Funeral was at 2 pm at Church of Christ in Williams with Elder W. B. Chrisler officiating. Washington High School football schedules six games this year starting with Bloomfield, plus Salem and Bedford games in November. News from Ellettsville and vicinity reports coal discovery on Allen farm four feet thick near Spencer pike, prompting development talks. Second District W R C will meet Oct 18 in Ellettsville hosted by Paul E. Slocumb. Armour suit over gate receipts against St Louis concerns Wicker release. $750 claimed, remainder $1,000 disputed. papers served on Heilbronner and Bancroft. Case in Hamilton County Common Pleas. Globe-Democrat.
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Francis Marion Adamson
Williams
Church of Christ At
W. B. Chrisler
Washington High School
Bloomfield
Salem
Bedford
Washington Gazette
Ellettsville
Allen Farm
Spencer Pike
Martinsville
Spencer
Gosport
Bedford, Shoals
Linton
Vincennes
Paul E. Slocumb
Lola M. Rose
Bloomington
Armour
Dayton
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wicker
Cardinals
Heilbronner
Bancroft
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Stanley Robison
Globe-Democrat
State Game and Fish Chief tightens hunting rules season
State Game and Fish Commissioner Sweeney releases circular to deputies detailing the hunting prohibition from October 1 to November 10 unless a permit is held. The permit limits harvest to ducks, waterfowl, and squirrels. training a dog with an gun or rifle has separate rules. The letter also enforces restrictions on hunting on enclosed lands and Sunday hunting, and notes permits are issued from the commission office. Also reports thefts of hunting dogs and clarifies dogs as property for tax listing under 1899 Indiana law.
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Z. T. Sweeney
Com. of Fisheries and Game
Columbus
Ind
New Albany
Indiana
Courier— Journal
Death of A. D. Guthrie in Tunnelton at 57
A. D. Guthrie, a prominent Tunnelton citizen, died Monday morning of stomach cancer aged 57. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p m.
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A. D. Guthrie
Tunnelton
Dr King’s New Discovery Aids Family Croup Relief
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recalls a night when her baby nearly strangled by croup before a doctor arrived. Dr King’s New Discovery provided quick relief and a permanent cure. She says it saved her child and improved her own bronchial ailment. Trial bottles free at Messick and Dodd’s.
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Croup
J. C. Snider
Crittenden
Dr. King
Messick & Dodd’s
October Pan American Exposition dazzles Buffalo crowds
October at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo brings peak beauty and events. The article notes strong attendance, displays of architecture, free exhibit buildings, daily life saving drills, and a busy October program including parades, fireworks, and animal shows with diverse state and national participation.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Temple of Music
Exposition Company
New Orleans
Saratoga
Ocean
Great Lakes
United States
South and Central American States
Patn
Monon At Linton Rail Visit Prompts Expansion Plans
The private car of Monon president McDoel with Col. L. T. Dickason attorney John S Bays and others arrived in the city to inspect Linton coal fields and discuss extending the Monon line toward this city. Officials toured Pleasantville fields with J B Sherwood and J W Halbert, surveying routes and planning coal field development. Construction could begin once right of way is secured.
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Linton Call
McDoel
Monon Railway
L. T. Dickason
John S. Bays
Indiana
S. I
Linton
Switz City
Chicago
Louisville
Monon
Pleasantville
Greencastle
MecDoel
Dickason
Bays
J. B. Sherwood
J. W. Halbert
Glenburn
August Benzel Returns From White Creek Visit
Heltonville News reports August Benzel his wife and baby back from White Creek Monday evening after visiting relatives. The notice humorously complains of soap advertising being mailed to the post office five times a week and its vexing effect, while reflecting local tone.
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August Benzel
White Creak
Heltonville News
Exposition Chief Predicts Record October Attendance
Director General Buchanan says funding days enough to host planned attractions is the main challenge as October attendance could far exceed prior estimates. He adds Buffalo can comfortably handle 250000 visitors daily at reasonable prices.
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Buchanan
Buffalo
Organ Recitals at Music Temple October Pan American Exposition
The Temple of Music at the Pan American Exposition hosts daily organ recitals during October with many celebrated organists featured. Victor Herbert's Orchestra will perform at the Temple of Music from October 14 to the exposition's close.
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Temple OF Music
New York State
Buffalo Review
North America
John P. Lawrence
Washington
W. H. Donley
Indianapolio
Ind
Nebraska
Toronto
Pennsylvania
Harry B. Jepaon
New Haven
Conn
Peru
U. of B.lehigh
Ione B. Riddell
Cincinnati
Illinois
Innes’ Band
New York
Brooklyn
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Grange
Delaware
Dunkirk
Nat. P. O
V. A. Association
William O. Carl
New York City
Atlantic City
U. of B.brown
Clarence Eddy
Victor Herbert
Pittsburg
Aizty Men
Merchants’ Association of New York
Pain
Harry Rowe Shelley
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
M. J. Corey
Detroit
Mich
Wesleyan U. of B
Eastern White Wyandotte Club
Pigeon Club
American Magpie Club
National White Wyandotte Club
William B. Coulson
Cleveland
Alaska
Patin
Music Temple
Distilling Boost From Peach and Apple Crops
Sam Stevens addresses a move to town at 8th and Q streets. Mrs. F M Mulky and son Francis depart Springfield to return home with a stopover planned in New Albany. The New Albany Division distilleries run day and night as apple and peach brandy output this year is set to be the largest yet in the counties tributary to New Albany, spurred by a bountiful Southern Indiana harvest.
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F. M. Mulky
Francis
Springfield
Indiana
Lehigh Portland Cement selects Mitchell Indiana mill site
The Lehigh Portland Cement Co selects Mitchell Indiana for a new 25 acre plant with 2200 barrels daily capacity. A large monolithic concrete complex will rise powered by 1500 horsepower and electric lighting. Construction to begin, with B&O and Monon Route rail connections planned and supervised by Charles A. Matcham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement and Engineering News
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Mitchell
Indiana
Chas. A. Matcham
Lehigh Portland Cement’ Company
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for All Ages
The soothing remedy is prized for colds croup and whooping cough with quick relief and permanent cures. It contains no opium or harmful drug and is safe for babies as well as adults. For sale by W C Elliott.
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W C. Elliott
Terre Haute Hosts First Century Red Men Street Fair
Oct 14 19 01 Terre Haute plans a festival week with Red Men and Children of the Forest. Queen of the Carnival invites chiefs to Fort Harrison for a grand Fire Dance and Illuminated Parade on Oct 17 1901. A picture shows the Queen and Chief, with a hatchet relic buried a century ago awaiting visitors.
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Terre Haute
Fort Harrison
Old Fort
Social Telephone Co connects towns in Indiana network
The Social Telephone line connects Browns town with Bloomington and links Fairfax Heltonville Kurta and Brownstown. The service serves over 1 000 phones across Monroe and Lawrence counties including Bloomington Clear Creek Smithville Harrodsburg Fairfax Paynetown Temple Hill Yellowstone Courtneyville Bedford Oolitic Avoca Springville Armstrong Station Need more Guthrie Bartlettsville Leesville and Heltonville with convections to Jackson and other counties and to the Hoosier system toward the Ohio river.
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Social
Brownstown
Bloomington
Fairfax
Heltonville
Kurta
Monroe
Lawrence Counties
Clear Creek Smithville
Harrodsburg
Paynetown
Temple Hill
Yellowstone
Courtneyville
Monroe County
Bedford
Oolitic
Avoca
Springville
Armstrong Station
Needmore
Guthrie
Bartlettsville
Leesville
Lawrence County
Jackson
Ohio River
arnica salve cure and public debt critique in Indiana
A testimonial for Backlen's Arnica Salve claims it healed a boy’s severe foot burns with 30 years of leg sores ending after use. An Indiana exchange condemns public debt and weak policy while noting Dubois county faces witchcraft scare and political strife. Baseball fades behind other sports as the 1901 season closes, yet fan interest endures.
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W. H. Eads
Jonesville
Messick & Dodd
Dubois County
Indiana
Baeaball
Pittsburgs
Suit Filed At Washington Against Lucky Gamesters
Washington Ind October 4 Attorneys for ex cashier R C Davis filed suits against alleged gamblers to recover over 88000 of the fortune he lost in gambling The defendants are A Dillard Matthew Kelley John Brennan Charles Hart and Dallas Tyler The suits name amounts against each man and seek to set aside conveyances by accused players Most suits pressed by Mrs R C Davis as she seeks recovery for her children
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Washington
Ind
R. C. Davis
People’s Bank
A. Dillard
Matthew Kelley
John Brennan
Charles Hart
Dallas Tyler
Dillard
Indiana
Tyler
Seymour
Phil Meek
Soyer
Davis
Hart
Hyatt House
Chicago
Matthew Kelly
Addie Dillard
Charlies Roberts
Davis’ Associates
Fiendish Attack Leaves Cherokee Man Lamed by Kidney Pain
A recent assault on GC. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa caused severe kidney pain and backache. He could hardly stoop or sit until using Electric Bitters. The remedy cured his ailments, purified his blood, and boosted his health. Available for 50 cents at Messick and Dodds' drug store.
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F. Collier
Cherokee
Iowa
Messick & Dodds
Wicker And Richardson Signed By St. Louis
The Globe Democrat reports St Louis Base Ball Association president Robison signed Wicker and Richardson for 1902. Manager Donovan, earning 60000 this year, is re signed and notes nine contracted players. Richardson praised as top first baseman. Kruger and Burkett praised for defense. pitchers Joyce Yerkes Harper Murphy and Wicker form strong staff.
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The
Globe- Democrat
Robison
St. Louis
Richardson
Bransfield
Kruger
Burkett
Joyce
Yerkes
Harper
Murphy
Wicker
Dr King's New Life Pills Advertised For Skin Health
A Bloomington World ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills promising clear skin and rosy cheeks for a sallow complexion. It claims rich development of the complexion for 25 cents at Messick and Dodd s Drug Store.
Death of Mrs Louis Dinkelspiel in Louisville obituary
Mrs Flora Dinkelspiel wife of Louis Dinkelspiel died in Denver Colorado October 24 after traveling with her husband for health. Funeral held Friday afternoon from Jacob Lehman 1614 Brook Street Louisville burial Adras Israel Cemetery. Mr Dinkelspiel receives sympathy from Bedford friends. The Boss Shoe Store closed Sunday due to funeral. and 26 typhoid cases reported in Knox County alarming health in Harrison township Monroe City. Dry weather impure water and imperfect fruit blamed. Trade in fall weather improves with strong boot shoe and dry goods sectors.
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Louis Dinkelspiel
Flora Dinkelspiel
Denver
Col
Jacob Lehman
Brook Street
Louisville
Kentucky
Adras Israel Cemetery
Dinkelspiel
Bedford
Boss Shoe
Lyman M. Beckes
Knox
Vincennes Capital
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company
New Indiana
Chamberlain
Social Telephone CO
Lucky
Gamesters
French Lick
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U.S
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Indianapolis
Charles R. McCammon
McCammon
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