Mysterious Krauss Case Grips Hartford City Community
Hartford City reels as Mrs Rae Krauss, wife of W R Krauss, is arrested on charges of administering poison to her 18 year old step daughter Crystal Krauss. Witnesses link a note and a drug store visit for strychnine while autopsy tests suggest other substances. A crowded jail and ongoing coroner’s inquest heighten tension as relatives defend her innocence.
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Hartford City
Raerauss
Olson
Crystal
Hartford City Gazette
Crystal Krauss
W. R. Krauss
Lloyd Summerville
Logan
Hollis
Logan Pharmacy
Krauss
Logen
Etryehning
Fort Wayne
Summerville
John Burns
Burns
Hurley
Crystal Krangs
Hundrs
Ami
Krauss, Buttt
Alvs
P. M. Sturley
Id Jones
Chipper
Cory
Alice Wall
Bluffton
Miss Walls
Anna Conrad
Miss Walt
Miss Wall
Rae Krauss
Beautiful Crystal Krauss
Lloyd Sunmerville
Rae Anderman-Krauss
Hartford City Times
Mrauss
Park Drayer
Cooner Hollis
Fred Clark
Cholera Infantum Remedy Gains Popularity
The article states Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now widely used for infant bowel complaints, claiming uniform success in all child cases. Davenport & Ehle advertise the remedy for sale.
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Chamberlain
Davenport & Ehle
World’s Fair Guide for St Louis Arrives in City
A complete guide to the St Louis World’s Fair is issued for visitors. The booklet outlines must see pavilions, transit routes, dining options, and event schedules to help attendees navigate the exposition.
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St. Louis
World’s Bair
Old Resident Andrew Long Dies After Long Illness
Andrew Long died Wednesday night at 8 15 at his East Cherry Street home after years of disability. A longtime Wilk City resident born January 3 1828 in Wayne County Ohio he lived in Crawford and Aton counties before moving to the city in 1880. He served in the 47th Illinois Infantry and was a longtime janitor at the central school. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 PM at his home with Rev Hokierman presiding.
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East
Cherry Street
Andrew Long
Mr. Long
Wlafton
John Hackett
B. Hoover
Chicago
Jon A. Loans
Tincoln Long
Leonard Long
Jacob A. Long
Framehildren
East Cherry Street
Long
Methodist Church
Hokierman
Was Wasting Away
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri details five years of kidney disease and failed remedies until Valer’s Kidney Olive cured him in under two bottles. The ad notes summer kidney troubles from excess drinking and promotes the Kidney Cure for sale by Kav capeport & Mile.
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Robert R. Watts
Salem
Valer
Kavcapeort & Mile
August Weather Recalls Historic Temp and Frost Data
The weather column lists August climate notes from 35 years of records. It cites August 12 1882 as the hottest day with 110 degrees and August 23 1840 as the coldest, with an average monthly precipitation of 3.20 inches and a peak wind of 52 mph on August 12 1900.
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Blythe
Mila
Mysterious Circumstances Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad
One woman pale and sickly another rosy and healthy. Health through Dr King’s New Life Pills. They gently stimulate sluggish organs to aid digestion and prevent constipation. Available for 25 cents at Chas C Deam’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Chas. C. Deam
Dillman Arrested for Beating Daughter Given Court Appeal
John Ed Dillman of Jackson township was arrested by William Crouse on a charge of beating his daughter. Dillman admitted whipping the girl. the daughter and her younger brother later visited the justice to plead for his release. The daughter claimed her father suffered from moroseness and a high temper, requesting suspended sentence. Dillman is said to be poor and unable to pay a fine.
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John Ed Dillman
Jackson Township
William Crouse
Dillman
Walbert
Sunday Work Protest Leads to Fines in Jackson Township
In Jackson Township a group labeled pumpers faced charges for Sunday work with fines and costs totaling about eight dollars per man. Dustin Fearnow Jacob Spaulding Frank Springstead Isaac Sills and William Huffman pleaded guilty while Earl Butler was dismissed for lack of work that date. Proceedings delayed as others awaited arraignment. protestors accuse Rockefeller of Sunday labor and vow to pressure workers elsewhere to halt Sunday pumping.
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M. W. Walhberl
Martine
Jackson Township
Dustin Fearnow
Jacob Spaulding
Frank Springstead
Isaac Sills
William Huffman
Earl Butler
Johnn D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Ed Burkalsw
Noah, Serk
Albert Metzer
Burns
Matineh Baye
Bronday
Avisavis
Fleld
Freely Whelforth
Joe Harrington
Better Than Gold
A Lancaster New Hampshire man F. J. Grean credits Electric Bitters with curing years of indigestion and nervous debility and praises its benefit for his wife. The advertisement promotes 50 cent bottles and guarantees satisfaction by Charles C. Dean, a local druggist.
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F. J. Grean
Lancaster
N. H
County Commissioners Complete Wind Up of Business
The county commissioners adjourned Friday after a brief session reviewing work on the new building project supervised by N. T. Miller. They visited the orphan’s home in official capacity and noted improvements planned, including a new wash house and various repairs. The board reported work proceeding according to specifications and expressed satisfaction with the visit and findings.
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Supervisto N. T. Miller
Indiana
Tim
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