Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Remedies From Roots
An ad describes Golden Sea root and Stillingia as tonics to improve digestion and blood nutrition, praising Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a restorative for stomach and liver disorders. It cites endorsements, a claim of non secrecy, and offers 105 page Common Sense Medical Adviser and coated pills for sale.
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Nature
Edwin M. Tate
Materia Medien
Hehemann Medieal College
C Rales
Hale
John M. Scndder
Stillingia
Queen's Root
John King
M. L
Tr. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Dufinio
N. Y
Teamster Injured in Mitchell Runaway Incident
Levi Ikerd of Orleans was badly hurt when a Lehigh Portland Cement Co water main failure spooked a stone wagon two miles east of Mitchell. He was run over while trying to stop the fleeing team, suffering a crushed hip and head and arm injuries. he was sent home after medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Ind
Levi Ikerd
Orleans
Bono Pike
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Hamer
Ikerd
Skerd
Gov Hanly Billed City for Graduation Speech
Indiana report shows Governor Hanly charged the city school system 25 for a June address to Manual Training High School graduates on Dreams That Came True. The bill moved to the city controller, exposing the expenditure and prompting public commentary.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
Manual Training High School
Shad
Veer Peesina
Marshall Meeting Frosted by Poor Attendance in Indiana Speech
A sparsely attended Marshall gubernatorial speech in Marshall drew about 458 people, with many leaving before he spoke. Reported friction with local Democrats, local option controversy, and coverage of his evasive stance on temperance.
Farmers in Bloomington Community Mourn Loss of Two Leaders
A troubling massacre, the report states, with farming leaders William E Guteher and another prominent Bloomington farmer taking their own lives by shooting yesterday morning. Police and community members react as investigators begin to piece together motives.
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Wm. E. Guteher
Suuthyas
Bloomington
Republicans Claim Aid to Farmers Since Lincoln Era
The piece argues Republicans advanced farming through the Homestead Act the rural free delivery system and irrigation. It cites 1908 farm product value at 8 billion dollars vs 1860 and notes agricultural colleges and experiment stations as Republican legacy to Bryan. It lists free delivery routes and government agricultural improvements as lasting GOP benefits for farmers.
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Bryan
Globe-Democrat
West
Republican Congress
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
United States
Dwelling Damaged in East Oolitic Fire
A dwelling in East Oolitic owned by Art Staggs and occupied by a widow tenant burned on Thursday. Most contents destroyed with an estimated loss around 800 dollars and 500 dollars covered by insurance.
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East Oolitic
Art Staggs
Train Load Soldiers En Route to General Encampment
Three coaches filled with members of Company L 1st Regiment Indiana National Guard from Evansville and Mt Vernon traveled by Monon Railway north to Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis to attend the General Encampment. The special train led by Engineer Jim McMahon pulled engine No 59 passed northward Friday forenoon about 10 25.
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Co. L
Indiana National Guard
Evansville
Mt. Vernon
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Jim McMahon
The
Monon
Ind
French Lick
Air Line
Chicago
Billy Orr
Fred Bryant
Funeral of Orleans' oldest native-born resident William Reed
The funeral of William L. Reed, Orleans oldest native-born resident, occurred yesterday afternoon. Reed, 69, had been a prominent merchant for thirty years and left many Bedford friends grieving his passing. Rice Haverly, who moved to Kentucky last spring, has returned to Bedford and praised the Stone City.
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William L. Reed
Orleans
Reed
Bedford
Rice Haverly
Kentucky
Stone City
Marshall Blamed for Offending Indiana Clergy in Local Option Fight
The Terre Haute dispatch reports Thomas R. Marshall sparked ministerial unity in Indiana by attacking clergy allied with the Republican campaign on the county local option issue. Indiana Anti-Saloon League leaders urge ministers to preach fervent messages and pressure legislators to pass local option measures amid a costly program to defeat brewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Marshall
Fred Landis
Congress
Watson
E.S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League
Jesus
E. S. Shumaker
Shumaker
O. Odell Whiteneck
H. E. Dodge
Hanly
Kingdom of God
Indiana Department of Geology and Natural Resources Report
The thirty second annual report by the Indiana Department of Geology and Natural Resources, compiled by state geologist W. S. Blatchley, was received from the publishers yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Department of Geoglogy and Natural Resources
W. S. Blatchley
Bedford Public Schools enrollments rise with Catholic parochial transfer
Last year total school enrollment was 1682. This year 95 pupils left to attend the new Catholic Parochial School, leaving 1684 students enrolled, an increase of 52 from last year. North Side 376, East Side 321, West Side 405, City Hall 25, Departmental 205, High School total shows the shift.
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Bedford Public Schools
North Side
East Side
West Side
Witness Dodson Arrested for Refusing Subpoena in City Case
Frank B. Dodson, about 35, fled after being summoned by Mayor Stipp in the State vs. James Burke for provoke. An attachment was issued, he was captured at Mitchell, brought back, fined $5 plus costs $12, and jailed. Harrison Allen, a colored cabman, was fined $12 for intoxication.
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Frank B. Dodson
Stipp
James Burke
Dodson
Mitchell
Harrison Allen
State Fair crowds bring prosperity to city
The State Fair drew about 13 000 paid admissions on Monday, over 10 000 more than 1906 and 1907. Ball games attracted near 35 000, and Wednesday showed 9 000 more attendance than 1906 and 2 000 more than 1907, with 15 000 watching Indianapolis vs Toledo. Visitors spent heavily on railroad fares, fair and amusement fees, and shopping.
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Star
Indianapolis
Toledo
Ramsey family nuptials unite Lulu Ramsey and Lafayette Daugherty
A wedding was held at Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Ramsey home on September 7 at 8 pm for Lulu Ramsey and Lafayette Daugherty with Elder John Williams officiating. The bride wore white silk mull with lace, the groom an electrical engineer formerly at P. M. & B. stone mill. They will reside at sixth and O streets. A license issued to Henry C. Walker and Minnie Patton of Oolitic.
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B. W. Ramsey
Lulu
Lafayette Daugherty
John Williams
P. M. & B. Stone Mill
O Streets
Henry C. Walker
Minnie Patton
Oolitic
Eggs Rain On Socialist Orator At Marshall County Meeting
A Socialist speaker drew about two hundred listeners near the Monon watch-house when about two hundred eggs fell from the sky, striking pavement and sending the crowd into cover. The target stood his ground and urged the unseen assailants to continue, but the fusillade dispersed the audience.
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Monon
Debs
Corn fed hogs scarce as receipts lag demand
Indianapolis market reports smaller hog receipts than average with good demand for corn fed finished hogs scarce and selling from 6.95 to 7.05. Cattle auction volume small and market steady. Stockers and feeders bulls and calves up to 25 cents higher. Sheep small in run with trading active and prices strong to higher. lambs mostly at 5.50 and 5.25 with sheep 4 down. Receipts hogs 5000 cattle 1350 sheep 650.
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Indianapolis
Levi Ikerd Dies From Injuries In Hydrant Accident
Levi Ikerd of Orleans died at his home Saturday morning from injuries after a high pressure Lehigh hydrant blew off while he tried to drink water and his team ran over him two miles east of Mitchell. He formerly lived near Bedford and is survived by two sons and two daughters including Clara Ikerd, bookkeeper in this city. The body was moved to Green Hill Cemetery for burial in Orleans.
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Levi Ikerd
Orleans
Ikerd
Mitchell
Bedford
Green Hill
Card of thanks and local notices
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the Sisters of Pocahontas for support after the death of Margaret Josephine Fries. John Fries and Fawlty. John Wallace fined $11 by Mayor Stipp for intoxication with costs stayed. Grace Owens ill and unable to teach at North Side school.
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Sisters of
Pocahontas
Margaret Josephine
John Fries
Fawlty
John Wallace
Stipp
Grace Owens
North I Street
North Side School
Weds Adopted Daughter In Shelbyville Surprise I N The News
Ferd A. Benzel a Shelbyville furniture dealer married Miss Josephine Sieg an adopted daughter from Bedford The couple wed in Cincinnati without prior family knowledge Blood relation did not exist between bride and groom The bride 28 groom 58 license obtained Thursday Rev Justin Green Northside Christian Church officiated briefly denying involvement due to gambling protest by the minister
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Shelbyville
Ferd A. Benzel
Josephine Benzel
Josephine Sieg
Bedford
Benzel
Cincinnati
Justin Green
Rev. Green
Northside Christian Church
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Prison Term For Sodomist In Indiana Case
The State of Indiana v Charles M Dyer of Cloverdale ended with Dyer pleading guilty to sodomy. Former telegraph operator and local resident blamed his radical beliefs and publication of a自由 Love pamphlet The Mirror for his downfall. Indeterminate sentence from two to fourteen years set by Judge Rawley, to be served in Jeffersonville penitentiary.
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State of
Indiana
Charles M. Dyer
Cloverdale
Greencastle Herald
Dyer
Manon
Abbout
the Mirror
Rawley
Jeffersonville
Maze
Lawlessness and Sunday Shows Roil West Baden
West Baden faces rampant gambling and lawbreaking with Sunday shows at the opera house flouting statutes. Pastor Claude Zenor spoke against the vice, drawing local backlash as leading citizens withdrew support and the minister prepared to move to a new charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Baden
Indiana
Claude Zenor
M. E. Church
Windy Bill Cullop Snubs Dragon's Blood Myth at Sullivan Speech
Publican Windy Bill Cullop, at a Sullivan courthouse address, mocked the Dingley tariff claim of dragon's blood as a myth. He contrasted the label with its resinous yet real uses in varnish medicine and art, noting its tropical origins and historical misattributions. The volley drew cheers and ribbing from Knox county listeners.
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Knox County Bar
Tropics
West Indies
South America
Canary Islands
Oritava
Noted Kentucky man shoots trustee in Washington
Hale of Nicholasville Kentucky fatally wounds Dillon trustee of Elmore township in Washington Indiana after six shots fired at 11 30 Friday. Dillon is hit in the groin and breast and is not expected to survive. Hale, Dillon’s brother in law, surrendered to Captain Wallace saying he aimed to kill.
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Dillon
Hale
Nicholasville
Washington
Ind
Main Street
Wallace
Elmore Township
Zoological Names in Fraternal Orders Grow Across America
The article notes a rise in animal names for benevolent societies, listing groups such as the Fraternal Order of White Mice Beavers Eagles Moose and Owls. It cites large memberships for Eagles Elks and Foresters and mentions a Terre Haute police officer Mike Fogerty returning home after attending his niece’s funeral.
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United States
White Mice
Order of the
Elks and Buffaloes
Beavers and
Eagles
The
Owls
South Bend
Order of Eagles
Elks
Independent Order of Foresters
Howasrer
Lee Nees
Mike Fogerty
Terre Haute
Margaret Josephine Friel
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Nabob
Miers
Harris
Frost
Lizzie Duncan
Butcher
Fara
Monroe County
Setare
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Enroute
BASS
Louis Ludlow
Raymond
Blatchley
Indiana Soil Survey
Charles W. Shannon
Wason
State Fair
Ance
Speaker
C. H. Strupe
Wife
Randolph County
Stone Branch
Clear Creek
Harrodsburg
Hazel Dillon
Havana
Cuba
Lieut
Dillion
Washington City
Willard Robertson
Elijah Robertson
Nashville
Seymour
William Strange
Mr. Strang
Capital City
William H. Taft
William J.bryan
Chicago Association of Commerce
Hannigan Chesnut
John Marley Friday
Orange County
Joseph W. Pruett
Mr. Pruett
Portland
James Barnard
New Albany
Winslow
Pike County
State Bureau of Statistics
Floyd Garrison
French , Lick
Cora F. Bruner
Paoli
A. W. Bruner
Paoli High School
DePauw University
Alpha Phi
Mr. Garrison
French Lick Springs
Monon Railroad
Gompers
Cleveland
Salem Leader
Andrew Spriggs
Brown County
Clark. Campbell
Lafayette
Munster
Hammond
State Line
Calumet River
Harry Lister
Ed Smith
Cecil Waldron
Malott
Willie Briscoe
Jackson County
Seymour Democrat
Israel
Shelbyville, Ind
Ledford
Surprises
al Brown
Rev. C. P. Zenor
Windy Bill Cullop
Publican
Washington, Ind
Benevolent Orders
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