Insanity Adjudged For Roscoe Man Landerman
SENT TO THE ASYLUM HAS BEEN ILL SINCE LAST WEEK Ereg W Landerman residing in Roscoe and employed In This Place Suffers A Great Misfortune Fred B Landerman was Friday afternoon adjudged insane by Judge Rob and Saturday Ster nf Hedge took him to the asylum at Colueus This information wil startle the young man's many friends who did not know he was aflicted He became Hl last May and went to Doctor Smith for treatment He suffered from stomach trouble and af fired was melancholy Religious matters weighed heavily on his mind and he in fected a desire to end his life Every this passive was done no better his physical and mental condition but the became steadily worse He had been employed by the Ex celsior Hardware company as Linner and was known as a good workman Thursday he became much worse his principal desire being to kill himself Friday his mother made application for his admission to the asylum and the hearing took place improbate d court as soon as possible Landerman was well known in the city and Roscoe where his mother re sides and where he lived Hopes are entertained for his recovery.
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Fred B. Landerman
Rob
Sternf Hedge
Colueus
Smith
Excelsior Hardware Company
Linner
Landerman
Roscoe
Prominent Woman Dead Near Trinway at 58
Mrs. Stephen Ensley died at her home two miles north of Trinway Friday morning after a long cancer battle. A longtime member of Chalfants M E church and active in the Woman's Foreign Missionary society, she leaves a husband and two children. Funeral services were held Sunday at Chalfants church with burial in the cemetery. Nellie Owens, a local teacher, lived with her since childhood. Her only living brother is G W Crout of near Wakatomika.
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Stephen Ensley
Trinway
Ensley
Chalfants M. E. Church
G. W. Crout
Wakatomika
Sugar Beet Seed Experiment Aims Big Local Refinery
A county trial of sugar beet seed, coordinated by W S Miller, tests if beets can thrive locally. Despite his illness, Miller reports most plants growing well and shows promise for a refinery if results hold, noting some bug damage but overall strong progress.
Latest In Parasols Patent Brings Gentle Breeze Aid
A Texas gentleman patents a sunshade parasol with a built in powerful fan. The device drives a refreshing downward breeze onto the wearer’s head. Operated by a rod and gear wheels, it folds neatly into the parasol for compact carry.
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Tesas
Japanese Troops Aim for Peking Path to Beijing
The Philadelphia Ledger reports that Japanese troops appear convinced the route to Peking is to move directly toward it, suggesting a bold overland strategy. The remark underscores wartime expectations and potential shifts in campaign plans.
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Philadelphia
Peking
Palace of the Dance at the Paris Exposition
An August Century review by Jean Sehepter and A. Castaine describes the Palace of the Dance at the Paris Exposition. It highlights Liou Fuller’s Grecian dance as a centerpiece, with bayadera of India and various national dances from England Russia Italy Spain and America.
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Pasis
Abe
Jean Sehepter
A. Castaigne
London
New York
Paris Opera House
Man's Tooth Pulled Free by Restive Horse
William J. Smith, a Babylon resident, had a large front tooth yanked from his mouth when a restless horse swiped its tail. The tail snagged the pipe stem, pulling the tooth out as quickly as if a dentist had performed the operation, with no pain and the tooth perfectly sound.
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Wiliam J. Smith
Babylon
N. Y
New York
Smith
Smith Sail
Automobile Chaos Sparks Legal Gap in City
A Kansas City Journal note recounts a youth arrested in Watson for purposely starting a stationary car and driving it through the street causing alarm. With no law to fit the act, officials draft a new ordinance to punish such behavior and provide penalties.
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Kansas City
Waston
Benaity
Great Potato Crop in Kansas Harvests Record Yield
Farmers in the Kansas valley between Topeka and Kansas City report the largest potato crop in the region's history. Yields exceed expectations by about 50 bushels per acre, with estimates of 230 to 275 bushels per acre and an overall 4000 carloads from the Lawrence to Kansas City stretch.
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Kansas
Kansas Valley
Topeka
Kansas City
New York Sun
Lawrence
Severe Electrical Storm Ravages Waukesha Area
Aug 4 reports describe the severest electrical storm in Waukesha Wisconsin history. Lightning struck repeatedly causing damage. livestock killed. Campbellsport also hit with several buildings struck and burned. Proclamations promise compensation for farm damages.
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Waukesha
Wis
Campbellsport
Mr Gates Writes to Mrs Pinkham Health Letter
A letter from Mrs Clara Garzs of Johns P O Miss dated Oct 6 1898 describes extreme illness and weak health for years. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after physicians failed. She asks others to consider the remedy and thanks Pinkham for helping women.
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Gates
Dias
Mannie
Lidia
Clara Garzs
Johns P
Ams Vere
Devil Hatfield Returns From Cuba To Face Law Again
A mixed crime note reports Hatfield escaping from Mingo county jail, fleeing to Cuba, returning to work in a BeDowel sound shack, and engaging in a fatal clash with Wilbur Curtis. Hatfield identified after two months back under an assumed name. victim Hatfield expected to recover. Also noted: murder confession and a Mississippian hanging for murder of a mistress.
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Cuba
Baitery
W. Va
Cap” Haiford
Mingo County
BeDowe
Hatfield
Wilbur Curtis
T2if
Hatfeld the
Phoy Ratfiehl
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France
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