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Jackson and WaLline Pay Penalty for Crime
The metropolitan dailies move on after reporting the penalization of Jackson and WaLline, signaling a transition to new local stories and coverage.
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Jackson
WaLline
Hunter to be Kentucky Senator on Assembly Election Day
The report notes Dr. Hunter is expected to win the U S Senate seat from Kentucky as the day for the general assembly election approaches, with voting scheduled for tomorrow.
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Dr. Hunter
U. S
Kentucky
General Assembly
Emeritus Pastor Named After Sweeney Resigns
Z. T. Sweeney resigns after twenty five years of service at the Tabernacle church. The official board reverses its stance and elects him Emeritus Pastor for life, praising his eloquence and national repute and wishing him success in his new field of labor.
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Z. T. Sweeny
Tabernacle Church
Two youths Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling die by deed
The text notes the deaths of Scott Jackson and Alonzo M Walling as punishment for their alleged crime. It mentions grieving mothers, burial refusals in Greencastle and Maine, and Walling's burial in Hamilton Q. It argues the boys were influenced by bad company and urges youths to shun evil paths.
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Scott Jackson
Alonzo M. Walling
Greencastle
Walling
Hamilton
Cincinnati Enquirer Demand and Local Happenings
The Cincinnati Enquirer was in high demand in the city yesterday. The text notes births, university meetings, and visits from a former local resident, with fragmented details about trees and birds and a reference to capons for a favor.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cough Cures From Ernst StantuoutTn & Co Druggists
Ernst StantuoutTn & Co. in Columbus Indiana advertises a wide range of cough remedies including famous brands and numerous family names. The notice lists many brands such as Minute Cough Cure and assorted European and international preparations.
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Harters
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Pisos
Kilmers
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Bulls
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Scotts
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DeWitts
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Humphreys
New Vegetable Recipes and Cooking Experiments
A housekeepers column presents potato fritters cabbage pudding and other vegetables prepared with eggs milk and butter. It also discusses experimenting in cooking to create novel dishes and describes painting on holly wood for decorative tabletops with india ink outlines and watercolor washes.
Will Wood Faces US Judge Over Pearl Bryan Case
Will Wood of Crawfordsville Ind faces federal charges arising from obscene letters and alleged use of the mails to aid abortion. Prosecutors plan to file affidavits in Indianapolis as Wood is watched. his attorney says letters will be admitted, pending penalty.
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Pearl Bryan
United States
Will Wood
Greencastle Ind
Wood
Postditie
Salmon
Postoffhce
Letherman
Indiana
Indianapolis
United States District Attorn
Davis
The
Common Pleas Court
Postoffice Inspector
F. W. Betz
Will Woods
Crawfordsville
Ind
Jury Deadlock in Gillespie Kenney Case at North Vernon
Jury in the Gillespie Kenney case at North Vernon disagreed. Kinney’s trio practices daily and has played for several rural dances last week. Charley Spragg of Maple Grove is noted as a helpful fellow when called at night to fetch the doctor.
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Gillespie-Kenney
North Vernon
Kinney
Charley Spragg
Maple Grove
Charles
Artesian Well Draws City Visitors for Pure Water
Warm days bring many to Mr Crums artesian well near his sanatorium. The water is praised as the purest in the city and a visit is encouraged even for a single drink.
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Mr. Crums
Paine's Celery Compound Praised By Athletic Leaders
The article extols John Graham as America's foremost athletic trainer guiding Columbia Princeton and Harvard affiliates to success. It credits Prof Edward E Phelps Dartmouth with discovering Paine's celery compound and touts the remedy for debility rheumatism and blood purification supported by doctors and prominent students.
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John Graham
Athens
Columbia College
Princeton
Harvard University
Graham
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
White
Brewer
McCarthy
New England
Brown University
Paine
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Prof
Phelps
Sr. Sargent
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