Indiana inventors patents and a Philadelphia trolley incident
Indiana inventors receive recent patent notices with named Indiana residents and items described as sold or not sold including a machine for sawing veneers a vegetable cutter a mechanical arm an ice pick a trolley retriever and an electric block signal. A trolley crash at a Philadelphia bakery sends pies into the air while comments question Philadelphia’s health and a Colorado cowboy faces a Democratic presidential nomination pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Brosius
Evansville
Rovert L. Detsey
Indianapolis
Wim. I
Earnest
Bloomington
Chas. W. Halsey
Michael D. Helfrich
John Kerlin
Montpeer
John Knecht
Bluffton
Francis M. Maller
Wisconsin bachelor tax proposal sparks debate
A likely $10 annual bachelor tax in Wisconsin stirs controversy as figures like Mr. Rockafeller react with witty, skeptical remarks. The piece notes the pushback against the plan and hints at political maneuvering surrounding the measure.
Japan Rejects Friendly Offices After Port Arthur Loss
Japan spurns further friendly offices following the seizure of Port Arthur, after which the nation voices refusal to engage in similar concessions or entreaties.
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Japan
Port Arthur
Quarantine Easing Reported for Rockefeller Funds
The quarantine restricting Rockefeller money is easing in large areas, with multiple spots relaxing restrictions. The note highlights steps toward easing controls while maintaining oversight in key regions.
Absent Minded Juliet Sends 10,600 Kisses Letter
An investigation unfolds after a letter mailed by Juliet, described as absent minded, is found to contain 10,600 kisses. The case prompts scrutiny of postal handling and potential emotional intent.
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Sam
Juliet
No clear headline from fragmented text
The fragment suggests socioeconomic topics including sugar trust probing, Easter millinery bills, bond issuance if Texas pays for ranger gunfire, and Russian workers divided into eight hour segments for work sleep and recreation amid rioting.
Question on preserving cigars in historical society cases
A brief inquiry questions whether Indiana and Wisconsin may keep few cigarettes in glass cases for future generations. It adds a caution about not aligning Hyde with a planned New York society event described as a monkey dinner this week.
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Indiana
Wisconsion
Historical Societies
Hyde
New York
Santo Domingo Chase and Roosevelt Pursuit Highlight Turbulence
In Santo Domingo the scene remains unsettled as rival powers pursue key figures. Oyama chases the bear that walks like a man while Roosevelt pursues the bear that runs like a whitehead, signaling ongoing political and security tensions.
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Oyama
Roosevelt
Whitehead
Pauper Girls Marry Millionaires Signal Social Shift
An editorial laments a surge of impoverished women marrying wealthy bachelors and asserts a new era where the poor may wield choice in matches, signaling broader changes in social and economic class dynamics.
Judgment in Bowman case forecloses Carthage plant
Rushville Ind April 21 special judge Broaddus in Rush Circuit Court grants judgment for Western Brokerage Company Knight Jillson Company Lill W I Sharer and others against Ohreich F Bowman to foreclose a mortgage on the Carthage plant for 4000 money advanced to Bowman Knight Jillian held a mechanic s lien for 2471 while Hill and others hold a mortgage for 10321 on the Alabama operated plant. Bowman is under indictment for embezzlement with a count alleging misappropriation of 1500 advanced by Schnall Co of Indianapolis.
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Rushville
Ind
Broaddus
Colmnersville
Rush
Conpany
Knight & Jillson Company
RU. Lill
W. IL. Sharer
Ohreich F. Bowman
Carthage
Bowman
Knight & Jillian
Hill
Alabama
Monsey
Schnall & Co
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Farmers Station residents George Ewing and daughter Maggie along with Mr and Mrs Oscar Stewart and Grace joined Orville Stewart for a Sunday visit. Mrs ROS Whitton and daughter Della visited Mrs Jane Reddicks, and Albert Earnest with daughter visited Henry Bariett. Coarley Peters of Henry county visited his aunt Mrs Ros Whiten Saturday. Clydle Stewart and Mrs Mayde Fwing shopped at Tushville, while Mr and Mrs LC Prost were guests at John Tice's Sunday.
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Mrownd
Mes. Gieorge Ewing
Maggie
Oscar Stewart
Grace
Orville Stewart
Ros. Whitton
Della Wee
Jane Reddicks
Mr. and Mere
Albert Earnest and Daughter
Henry Bariett
Coarley Peters
Henry County
Ros. Whitten
Clydle Stewart
Mayde Fwing
Tushville
LC. Prost
John Tice
Quick Death for mos hs bugs and roaches
Price 25 capt. J. K. McCarty and Son advertise a quick death for mo hs bugs and roaches, offering pest control services with a fixed rate.
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J. K, McCarty & Son
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved By Balm Use
Chamberlains Pain Balm relieves rheumatic and sciatica pains quickly with powerful liniment action. Thousands of sufferers have found surprise and delight in its rapid relief, justifying its cost. Sold by M. A. McClain.
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Chamberlain
M. A. McClain
May Smart Set previews Burgess novelette Vieivuists in London
The May Smart Set issue highlights Gelett Burgess new tale The Vieivuists set in London about a young woman who joins a Society of socialists called visionists and faces a dramatic, unforeseen end. The issue also features fourteen short stories by James Huneker Gouverneur Morris and others, with verse by noted poets and a French original story.
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Gelett Burgess
London
Mr. Burpes
Eacch
James Huaneker
Mark Lee Luther
Grace MacGowan Cooke
Glenda Wilderson
Biffkins
Booloo
Zoua Gale
Lady Sibyl
Virginia Woodward Cloud
Owen Oliver
Frances d- Wo F Fenwick
Anne O'Hagan
A. van Dwight
W. J.B
Madison Cawein
Mildred J. McNeal
Charles Hanson Towne
Lamor and
Verge
Bear Grove man narrowly survives with tonic remedy
An Iowa resident EH Wolfe of Bear Grove escaped a fatal incident after taking a patent medicine praised by M A McClain druggist. The ad touts the remedy as universally beneficial for general debility and nerve trouble, offered at 50 cents.
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Wolfe
Bear Grove
Iowa
M. A. McClain
Obituary for Flora M Sattler of Carthage Indiana
Flora M Sattler daughter of Henry and Mary Morris, born October 29 1876 in Carthage Indiana died April 19 1905 aged 28 years 5 months 20 days. She married Philip J Sattler April 30 1902 and had two infant sons. A Friends church member devoted to Sabbath School she faced illness with patience and faith, praising God as she neared death.
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Earth
Flora. M
Henry
Mary E. Morris
Carthage
Ind
Philip J. Sattler
Frederick
Leonard
Friends Church
Elwood Scott
Celestial City
Flora
Lynn Creek Valley Weather Report and Local Notes
The Lynd Creek area reports cool weather with frosts at night. Miss Dally Conaway visits the village. Wheat, grass, and oats look fine. J B Tibby plans to plant 10 acres of corn this week if weather permits. Mrs Sarah Ann Forbes has a broken rib from a barn loft fall. James Johnson is receiving treatment from Dr Barnam of Manila.
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J.B. Tibby
Sarah Ann Forbes
Peggy Meets German Man At Waconessett Inn Hop
Peggy, newly broken up with Donald Macomber, enjoys a Wednesday night at the Waconessett Inn where a well bred German suitor, Munsterberg, charms her with English German banter. He dances with Peggy, sits with her on the veranda, and his evident love raises hopes for diversion and companionship.
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Peggy
Waconessett Inn
Munsterberg
Donald Macomber
Peggy and the German Prince at the Lake Rescue
Peggy, loved by Munsterberg and cooled by Donald Macomber, entertains a flirtatious romance with Prince Ludwig Wilhelm of Coburg Gotha. A canoeing mishap ends with Peggy and Donald rescued, while the prince flounders. Peggy declares she would rather be with Donald than a royal title.
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Peggy
Donald Macomber
Donald
Royal
Coburg- Gotha
Ludwig Wilhelm
Coburg-Gotha
Donan
Welcomed the Kicks and a Black Earnest Worker
An elderly southern Black laborer tells his employer he will quit after months of being kicked by his manager Mistah Winter. He explains the repeated punishment hurts his feelings and he has earned money yet faces abuse. The tale, from the Suat umlay Evening Post, reflects harsh mistreatment.
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Mose
Mistah Winter
Moso
Poultry Panacex makes hens lay by Siaiei's method
A study notes Poultry Panacex accelerates hen laying using a method attributed to Siaiei's technique. The report highlights practical tests, promising yields and potential adoption by poultry farms seeking quicker egg production.
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Poultry Panacex
Siaiei’s
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