Indiana Senators Prominent in Next Congress
Disjointed notes discuss Republican office, yacht race interest, and Democratic politics. Mentions Indiana senators in front rank and Senator Fairbanks finishing Alaska boundary inquiry with a favorable stance. References to laws, monsoons, and balloon navigation appear as scattered observations in a historic, fragmented item.
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Populist Paper Backing Mobs Noted in Lenton County Press
After Alt the South is not the only place where mobs get in the work Lantiana and Kansas feature late examples. Lenton county has a Populist newspaper that supports them.
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Alt
South
Kansas
Juvenile revolt at Nebraska Reform School shocks town
Report notes a student uprising at the Nebraska Reform School against authority. Language suggests broader concerns about governance and apparent belief in consequences of past reform efforts. No further names or dates are provided.
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Nebraska Reform School
Fountain
City of Waris officer loses license over fog incident
Carracy WarklNs of the stranded steamer City of Waris accepts full responsibility for the fogs surrounding the wreck on the Lizards on May 20. The committee, though impressed by his openness, revoked his license for two years and censured him, noting decline in his long service.
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Carracy WarklNs
City of Waris
Newman of the modern M. E. church passes away
The article remembers LBister Newman as a leading minister and friend of a famed American general. It notes the era’s political chatter about Bryan and the era’s war leaders, mentions a large wool crop and farm trends, and references Indiana figures Julian and Morton, plus court and party tensions in Benton County.
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Lbister Newman
M. E. Church
Elis
America
Benton County
Simon
Republican Party
Proverbs and admonitions echo in early court pages
A fragment from a judicial column cites a proverb about peace and dwelling, contrasting a quiet corner of a house top with a wide home troubled by a quarrelsome wife, reflecting moralizing tone in old notices.
Dreyfus Persecution Exposed. Rail Wrecks Prompt Action
The Dreyfus case shows a grave injustice and the government moves decisively against those involved. Rail wrecks this season have claimed lives as the excursion period opens, with public demand contributing to the risks on major lines.
Trusts and employment under Wilson bill debated
A comment questions the extent of job losses blamed on trusts and compares current effects with the 1890s Wilson act repeal. The writer links rising business combinations to potential prosperity and predicts improving trade prospects. The Cleveland Times is noted as unconcerned by the issue.
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Willson Bill Trust
Cleveland Times
Free Street Fair Promises Music Fun and Flowers
Quirky public notice touts town events at the Free Street Fair with songs, parading crowds, and attractions. Merchants and farmers join, promises of cake walks and pageantry as the town welcomes visitors to enjoy music and flowers.
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Giory
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Weekend Church Services and Local Incidents Highlight Quiet Sunday
Sunday school at the Baptist church drew a large crowd last week. At King's school house a buggy accident caused by Mr. Allen's horse overturned the vehicle, injuring occupants and wrecking the harness. Services are planned at the Baptist church next Sunday by Revs Plunkett and Bonebrake. Residents report corn laid by and oats ready to reap.
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Baptist Behurch
Plunkett
Bonebrake
Bucklee’s Arnica Salve Promises Fast Pile Cure
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered months from a rectal fistula and doctors warned he would die without a costly operation. He reportedly cured himself using Bucklee’s Arnica Salve, sold by Lee Allen druggist at 25 cents a box.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Bucklee
Local Notices From Danville and Nearby
Danville residents and visitors are noted with names and travels including Porter returning to Chicago for studies, Rev Wingard, Mrs Barger, Mrs Hoover, Rev Baker, P Worden, Miss Leneve, and Gurney Evans selling land. An ice cream supper by the Rebekahs is planned at the IOOF hall. oats cutting is reported as the day’s task.
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