How He Kitled its Man
General Wheeler and colleagues recall a war tale about a veteran who claimed only one man killed in battle. A Confederate at First Bull Run is cited as the sole casualty, with the pursuer described as exhausted and the foe collapsing from exhaustion after a ten mile chase.
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Mystery mill in Greentown baffles locals and officials
In Greentown a decade old grain facility built by Russell Dolman & Co. and later enlarged by a Toledo firm operates under tight security. The plant shells corn and processes cobs into a form akin to flour while shipping all products to Toledo. Rumors claim uses range from breakfast cereals to smokeless powder, alcohol, explosives, or brewing, yet the management led by S Z Davis refuses visitor access and provides few answers.
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Russell, Dolman & Co
Kokomo
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Angry mob forces town officials out of Oolitic hall
A mob of about 200 residents, outraged by the funeral arrangement for William Ethridge, pressured Marshal Sutton, Justice of the Peace McLachlin, and Deputy Prosecutor Henry France to leave Oolitic. France was briefly charged for cursing the dead. he was fined but the costs were remitted.
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Henry France
William Ethridge
Union
France
Ethridge
Jon
Itfe
McLachtin
Mubridge
Henry Uhter Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot Wounds
Henry Uhter, SS years old, of two miles from Lowell, ended years of suffering from injuries from a Chicago streetcar crash. He had pursued damages through four trials, but a higher court ruling worsened his condition, leading to his self destruction with a shotgun. He was described as a man of high principle.
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Tlenry Uhter
Lowell
Tle
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Quake starts water flow in artesian well
Indiana farmer Steven Davis of Columbus reports an artesian well on his land began spouting thirty feet high after the San Francisco earthquake. The well, drilled 800 feet without flow, surged the next morning and has continued since. Also notes nearby Coal City shaft sinking and a fatal gasoline stove explosion in Hobart. Col. A. B. Ward, former Confederate spy, released from Michigan City penitentiary.
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Indiana
Steven Davis
Columbus
San Francisco
Coal City Block Coal Company
William Rheabottom
Coal City
A. B. Ward
Michigan’ City
Cure of serious foot wound with Cuticura remedies reported
Robert Schoenhauer of Newburgh New York describes a severe blood poisoning case after a wound on foot and leg. After hospital care and months of pain the Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent were credited with rapid improvement and complete healing within two weeks. August 21 1905.
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Robert Schoenhauer
Newburgh
N.Y
Ambitions and expenses clash in witty exchange
A tense exchange highlights the tension between cutting personal costs and pursuing advancement. One party argues lowering expenses is a simple path, while the other insists progress requires clever, nonconventional thinking. The dialogue underscores a philosophical divide on ambition and frugality.
Mystic Shrine Convention and National Congress dates listed
Los Angeles hosts the Mystic Shrine Convention and National Congress of Mothers from May 7 to 11. Tickets via Nickel Plate Road advertise low round trips to Los Angeles and San Francisco from April 24 to May 4 with return by July 31, plus stopovers and full agent information available.
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Ft. Wayne
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Nurse’s Postum claim boosts coffee substitute use
A Wilkes Barre nurse testifies Postum Food Coffee improved headaches and indigestion after switching from coffee. She notes benefits for mothers’ milk, calmer nerves, and better digestion. She advises proper brewing of Postum for best flavor. There’s a reason she supports Postum.
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Wilkes Barre
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Doctors
A physician from Fitchburg commends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as efficacious in treating female difficulties and prescribes it in many cases. The letter cites cures in women, nurses, and doctors recognizing its benefits, and promotes contacting Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Lydia B&b
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Lydia
Lynn
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