Hoosier Happenings Readers Report Local Crises
Crown Point elder Vernon B Wheaton died near his home. Anderson fire worker Morton Cook killed by a switch engine. John Oberline broke a leg in a granary fall. Fort Wayne ex-senator Allen County auditor L J Bohlya died recently. Shelbyville 7 year old Frank Miller fatally shot while squirrel hunting. West Hammon electric plant burned, insured value 3000. An dersen jail escape by several alleged robbers. Wayne County wheat none to harvest. Anderson Henry re elected to Indiana University board of trustees for another term. Fast Converse brick factory fire caused about 12000 loss. Brazil Electric Street Railway sold for 33750. Miss Jennie Creek of Mill Grove saved a passenger. Worlds Fair Paris charity dispute over souvenirs. Sedalia Mills son shot by brother, died. Geneva oil well yields 600 barrels daily. Fairmount fire plant owners offer 1000 reward. Noblesville David Cranfield struck by lightning. son injured. Witelfintl James Leasure suicide by vermin poison. James Oliver anniversary celebrated with a loving cup. Indianapolis Panhandle depot foreman explosion injuries. South Bend Singer plant street closure and expansion to hire 1000 more. Kokomo burglary at Ischneweind Co silk store. John Robinson show crowd used as distraction. Bartonia Moorman fatally shot Charles Stevens after dispute. Moorman fled to Ohio.
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Hareness Toaker
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Citizens’ Bank
Elwood
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South Bend
WE. Robertson
Panhandle
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Ischneweind & Co
Kokomo
John Robinson
William Moorman
Charles Stevens
Bartonia
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Moorman
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Buffalo to Host Pan American Exposition to Boost Fame
Buffalo plans a grand Pan American Exposition to showcase products and progress from the United States Canada Mexico and Central America with a $5.8 million budget supported by federal state and local funds. The grounds cover 330 acres in Delaware Park with a grand canal esplanade mirrors lakes and electric features powered by Niagara Falls.
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The Match-Marriage and a tonic claim
The article touts a promotion for The Match-Marriage and contrasts it with a claim about cheap chemical capsules that generate electricity when mixed with water, then extols Lestetter's Stomach Bitters as a stronger remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, liver and kidney troubles.
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Lestetter
Cotton Spinning in Japan Advances and Supply Sources
Japan relies mainly on cotton imports from the United States, but the state of cotton spinning progress there requires diversifying supply sources to support growing domestic mills and production capacity.
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Japan
United States
Grain-O Promises Nourishing Drink for Children
An 1900 newspaper blurb promotes Grain-O as a grain based beverage to replace coffee for children, claiming it nourishes and improves health, with pricing at 166 and 25c and broad availability through grocers. It also includes several short ad like notes for remedies and products.
Better Blood Better Health Claim for Pure Blood Maker
An advertisement touts Blood's Sarsapurilla as a great pure blood maker that cures tiredness pimples sores salt rheum serofila and catarrh. It urges readers to buy a bottle and begin taking it to raise blood to a Good Health point.
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