Lafayette Indians Encampment Candidate Talk Heard
A State Encampment of the Sons of Veterans meets in Lafayette Indians next week. Lieut. Col. W. G. Young says he is not a candidate for Colonel of the division, would not seek or permit his name, and cites respect for Col. Newton seeking reelection.
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W. G. Young
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John W. Newton
Winchester
Col. Newton
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Germantown
Pike’s Peak
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Architect Bunting Claims Liberty Court House Dynamited
G W Bunting Jr, one of the architects, visits Liberty to inspect the court house ruin and asserts dynamite caused the collapse after two explosions and fleeing men. He cites witness reports, a half completed tower, and potential political threats linked to the building contract. Damage estimated under ten thousand dollars.
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Liberty Court House
G. W. Bunting, Jr
Liberty
Court House
Mr. Buntley
Migs Lambert
College Corner
Oxford
Ohio
J. M. Fender
J. 8. Scott
Daniel Maxwell
Welch Verdict in Rush County Court Case Damages
A Rush County circuit court jury returned a verdict in favor of plaintiff Pauline Welch against defendant Josephine Frederick for 600 dollars after an assault in a woman’s house about a year ago. The case, which involved a venue change, concluded last evening with the judgment measured in damages.
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Boston Transcript
Bellamy Park Visit Promises Growth for Brookville Area
Report from Brookville details a patrol escort to Bellamy Park on the White Water road two miles south of town. The piece describes planned improvements including a dancing pavilion and hilltop stairway, plus the Valley House as a leading hostelry.
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Indiana
Bellamy Park
White Water Road
Brookville
L. L. Burke
W. M. McCleery
W. J.zacharias
Mike Senefeldt
Louis Federmann
John Bupz
Nature
Valley House
Heart Cure Claims to Heal Long-Standing Cardiac Ailments
An Elkhart Indiana woman and an Ovid Michigan woman reportedly cured after twenty years of heart disease. A San Jose Illinois druggist touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure as having worked wonders for his wife, with another testimonial claiming thirty days and two bottles.
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Elmira Match
Elkhart
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Mary L. Baker
Ovid
Michigan
Linburger
San Jose
Illinois
Miles
Levi
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Howells Moves to New York for Wealth and Syndicated Work
William D Howells plans to live in New York City to pursue money making opportunities and syndication sales for his writings. He acknowledges Boston loyalty but notes the lure of national exposure and lucrative magazine deals, with some works serialized in Sunday papers and large early prices.
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Mr. Howells
E. J. Edwards
Philadelphia Press
Lobster a Yard Long Captured Off Belfast Bay
John C Condon of Belfast caught a giant lobster in Penobscot bay southeast of Moose Point. The creature measured 87 inches tail to claw, 90 inches around the body, and weighed 23 pounds before boiling. Captain Bramhall preserved it. a New York buyer offered $5 but was refused.
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Belfast
Lobatera
Penobscot Bay
Moose Point
Brigadier's Island
Charles E. Sanford
New York
Bramhall
Williamson
City Point
Belfast Journal
Blocked the Game and a St. Louis telegram scam
A Holyoke businessman received a telegram claiming a brother in law needed fifty dollars from a Chicago trap. He suspected a game, confirmed with a St Louis reply and rejected the lure. The report also notes a blind man in St Louis identifying a thief by speech and a sailor tale from Lord Beresford near Jaffa.
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Main Street
Holyoke
Chicago
St. Louis
Springfield Republican
New Pills Claim Nerve Based Liver Relief
An 19th century patent medicine notice touts Mites Merve and L or Pills as applying to the liver stomach and bowels via nerves. It markets Miles Pills as a speedy cure for biliousness constipation and related ailments, claiming suitability for men women and children with mild yet tested effects.
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Miles
Bulletin of Excursions in June and Big Four picnic grove
Bulletin lists June excursions to Rushville Cincinnati and LaFayette with special fares for races and associations. Also promotes Big Four picnic ground two miles south of Brookville with new facilities, shade boating and mineral springs. Details and rates to be obtained from agent George Tobias and others.
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Rushville
Cincinnati
National Association of Master Plumbers
LaFayette
V. State Meeting
New Grove
Brookville
Rge Tobias
Consereville
I. B
Rembuech
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