Pacific Express Line on Chicago Express Services
An OCR fragment lists several train names and numbers including Pacific Express Leaves No 3 Fast Mail, Elk and Chicago accommodations, Boston and Chicago, Lake Shore Limited, Day Express, Western Express, and others. The text appears to catalog railway service lettering and route references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Express
Fast Mail Ltd
Elk. & Chgo
Boston
Chicago
Lake Shore
Western Express
Vinci cough remedy touted as prevention for consumption
An advertisement claims consumption is not hereditary but a predisposition exists. It promotes Vinci as a stomach invigoration, blood enrichment, and strength booster that cures coughs and prevents consumption. A testimonial from A J Stuart of Alexandria City, Ala supports its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
A. J. Stuart
Alexandria City
Ala
Charles Hl
Leonard Druccist
Restriction of Oleomargarine Advances in House
Washington reports show a 12 to 5 vote to advance a stricter oleomargarine tax measure, expanding the ban to white colorings and imitations, with amendments increasing penalties on taxed colored substitutes. The draft also covers anarchism and honors for Admiral Schley, plus rural carrier pay hikes and Sino-American monetary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends
House Committee On Agriculture
Friends of Rigid Restriction
Difference of Opinion on That Point Between Hale and Hanna
Washington Jan 24 Senate debate on a new executive department featured Hale arguing the United States has captured all foreign trade worth having and Hanna countering that Europe and world markets remain unexplored. Hanna insisted industrial interests justify the department with capital and labor, while Hale cited the Dingley law record. Bacon noted Samuel Gompers protested the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hanna
Hale
United States
Europe
Organized Labor
Department of Labor
Bacon
Samuel Gompers
Murder of Wealthy St Louisian Unveils Startling Facts
A. Dean Cooper, a prominent St Louis financier and social figure, was found murdered yesterday in the Turkish bath he owned but did not manage in his name. William A Strother, a colored man in charge, was arrested after alleging two colored women were with Cooper before the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
A. Dean Cooper
William A. Strother
Cooper
Strother
Vacancy on the bench in Indiana after Baker resignation
Indianapolis reports Judge Francis E. Baker resigns from the Indiana supreme court after being confirmed to the US circuit bench. Governor Durbin accepts the resignation effective tomorrow with no successor named yet amid multiple possible candidates. Milwaukee notes President Roosevelt may reappoint Postmaster E. B. Stillman, four years into the term since McKinley era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Francis E. Baker
United States
Senate
Indiana Supreme Court
Durbin
Baker
Shively
Wabash
Gillet
Hammond
Wiley and
Roby
Stillman
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
EB. R. Stilman
Washington
Quarles
McKinley
Husband fatally wounds wife in St Louis shooting
Mrs. Ida Billey, 25, was shot three times by her husband Chas Billey in a domestic dispute in St Louis on January 24. An angry mob pursued Billey but police intervened before harm could come to him.
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St. Louis
Jan
Ida Billey
Chas. Billey
Billey
Fatal shootout ends in Kkeytesville quarrel over reconciliation
Wiley Ellis, 50, was shot and killed, and James Nichols, 20, was shot four times and seriously wounded near Kkeytesville Missouri in a dispute stemming from Ellis opposing a reconciliation between Nichols' half sister and her husband.
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Kkeytesville
Wiley Ellis
James Nichols
Ellis
Nichols
Three Die in Texas Rail Station Clash
Three men were killed and three more wounded in a fight at Belleville railroad station at 6 p m yesterday. The dead are Raymond White of Wallis Milan Odom and Henry Dippert a bystander. One man was fatally wounded and three others slightly injured.
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Texas
Belleville
Tex
Raymond White
Wallis
Milan Odom
Henry Dippert
Rockefeller gift boost to Syracuse University fund
Syracuse New York January 24 Chancellor James R Day announces John D Rockefeller has donated 100000 to the Syracuse University endowment fund. Rockefeller will match the amount when the fund reaches 400000, providing a significant amplification of the university's endowment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
James R. Day
Syracuse University
John D. Rockefeller
German Bankers’ Syndicate Near Full U S Subscriptions
Berlin Jan 24 A syndicate of German bankers floating the new 3 percent loans totaling 300 million marks has received subscriptions from the United States nearly covering the entire issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Troops Ordered to Manila from Fort Sheridan
The Twenty-ninth regiment at Fort Sheridan receives Washington orders to prepare for shipment to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Chicago
Twenty-ninth Régiment
Fort Sheridan
Washington Yesvaca
Manua
Governor Van Sant to explain Northern Securities suit origin
Minneapolis reports Governor Van Sant will outline the suit against the Northern Securities company in his forthcoming legislative message. He seeks ample attorney general funding to advance the case. Also in Milwaukee a mass meeting sent a formal invitation to Prince Henry of Prussia via the German ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
van Sant
Northern Securities Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Washington
Report on Detour Plan Sparks Criticism
Jan 24 Vienta reports a claim that detours an entire area drew sharp doubt from officials and residents. The article notes skepticism about the plan and potential impacts on local traffic and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienta
Miners' Union Exonerates Mitchell and Wilson at Indianapolis
The miners' convention unanimously exonerated President Mitchell and Secretary-Treasurer Wilson, rejecting Miss Meredith's charges as unfounded. The report praised their conduct during Pearce's removal and affirmed continued confidence in the national officers.
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Indianapolis
Miners’ Committee
Mitchell
Wilson
Miss Meredith
Meredith
Pearce
Mine Workers’ Journal
Ben Tillett
England
Robert Noren
Custom Clothing Makers’ Union
Chicago
Boyecott
Miss Mollie Meredith Defends Past UMWA Medal Remarks
Mollie Meredith who charged mine workers' officers releases a signed statement claiming years of service earned a medal and vows future justice. She says zeal led to condemnation but asserts she acted to expose alleged office dishonesty and trusts eventual fair treatment for all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Meredith
United Mine Workers of Aimerica
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Dryden Chosen for U S Senator Nomination in New Jersey
In Trenton on January 24 the Republican caucus selected John F. Dryden of Newark president of the Prudential Insurance company as their candidate to replace the late General Sewell for the current legislative session after the nineteenth ballot.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
United States
General Sewell
John F. Dryden
Newark
Prudential Insurance Company
Tragedy in Missouri: Brothers in Hunting Accident
Chillicothe Missouri January 24 22 year old Homer Moore dies after a hunting accident near Locksprings Davies County. He and his brother Eugene 20 were separated a rabbit shot intended for a rabbit caused the fatal wound.
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Chillicothe
Consolidation Mooted for Burlington Route with Rock Island
Chicago reports a likely consolidation of the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern with the Rock Island system. The Post notes this on seemingly reliable authority. The item mentions Columbus and an Atchison reference amid the rumors.
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Chicago
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Road
Rock Island
Post
Middlesboro Rail Race Sparks Legal Battle
Ena of a Railway Race in Middlesboro Kentucky January 24 features a dispute between the Middlesboro Mineral Railway and the Louisville and Nashville Railway over grading and laying track from its main line to cross the Re Nae, involving the chapel and the former company in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Company
Louisville
Professor Pearson Ready to Quit Over Bible Inquiry
Chicago January 24 Professor Charles W Pearson of Northwestern University stands ready to resign if an investigation shows he overstepped propriety in challenging the Bible's infallibility He will defend his actions in a church paper if space is granted while university officials seek to have the matter dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Chicago
Charles W. Pearson
Northwestern University
Parson
Davenport Premium Gift Sparks Lincoln Probe
Orville N. Gilbert faces police scrutiny in Lincoln Neb as a Chicago publisher’s agent gave Mrs. Shaw a Davenport valued at 375 dollars as a premium for art sales. Mrs. Shaw says she bought a nine dollar painting series and chose the premium she could get, which was the finest Davenport, a 375 dollar sofa.
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Des Moines
Orville N. Gilbert
Lincoln
Neb
Shaw
American Art Publishers of
Chicago
Culbert
Davenport
Low replies to Parkhurst on excise law stance
Mayor Low released a public reply to a Society for the Prevention of Crime letter. He said the administration will enforce the excise law as part of the general body of laws but will not neglect other laws or overburden police with this one statute, and will work to end bribery and corruption linked to the excise law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Low
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Mrs Harrison Denies Opposing Pension for Ex President's Widow
Indianapolis dispatch reports Mrs. Benjamin Harrison has not asked to block a pension bill. She supports presenting the measure to Congress, citing precedents for presidential widows. Her income is not near ten thousand dollars a year, and the drive for action rests with Senator Fairbanks and her friends urging Congress to act.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Congress
Tyler
Park
Garfield
Grant
William Henry Harrison
Mcixinley
North
Delaware Street
Fairbanks
Rogus Count in Trouble Over Steel Conspiracy
Chicago January 24 A conspiracy to defraud the steel trust of 200000 tons of steel is charged to Charles Jules Vranecois alias Count de Neufechateau who was arrested for unpaid hotel bills. He claimed to be a French count and son of a Belgian contractor and he offered to buy steel for the French government. The French consul said the seals on his credentials were not genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Jules Vranecois
Count de Neufechateau
Francois
Americain Steel and Wire Company
Trust
Havana Holds Reciprocity Meeting in Tacon Theater
A large Havana gathering heard speakers Senores Montero Zayas and Dolz advocating reciprocity. A procession to the governor general’s palace delivered resolutions urging U.S. and Cuban efforts to establish a stable government amid wartime desolation. The American club sent cables to Roosevelt and New York leaders urging reciprocity.
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Havana
Tacon Theater
Senores Montero Zayas
Dolz
Wood
Cuba
United States
American Club
Roosevelt
Merchants’ Union of New York
Valuable discovery converts hydrol to crude spirits and vinegar
The Cereal Sugar company of Peoria Illinois reports hydrol a by product of sugar refining can yield one gallon of crude spirits and about three gallons of vinegar from one gallon of hydrol. With hydrol worth 7 cents per gallon and crude spirits at 1.32 dollars, tax 1.10, production cost about 0.03, the profit is 0.19 per gallon versus 0.07 for hydrol.
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Peoria
Hls
Cereal Sugar Company
Admiral Schley to Visit Chicago and Hamilton Club
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley will arrive in Chicago tomorrow morning at 9 30 and stay with the city and the Hamilton club until Tuesday morning at 9 30 when he leaves for Louisville. He is to be welcomed warmly and may be overwhelmed by attentions.
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Chicago
Winfield Scott Schley
Hamilton Club
Louisville
Quiet Reigns on the Isthmus in Colombia
Colon Colombia January 24 The situation on the Isthmus remains unchanged quiet prevails here and at Panama yet both parts are on the tiptoe of expectancy and the resumption of hostilities between government forces and the Colombian Liberals is probable at any moment
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Colon
Colombia
Panama
Pastor dismissed as Hagaman faces divorce scandal
Rev J A Hagaman of the Church of God in Anderson Indiana was ousted by church trustees amid two months of trouble. Deacon Henry Moore sued for divorce claiming the pastor kissed Moore’s wife. Hagaman admits kissing to cure nervous trouble and says he is a magnetic healer. About fifty members leave to form a new denomination, Hagaman plans to fight in court for the church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
J. A. Hagaman
Church of God
Indiana
Henry Moore
Moore
Fencing in the Shop Grounds at Baltimore and Ohio Yard
Washington Ind January 24. Surveyors staked off the B and O Southwestern yards and posts were set at 100 foot intervals. Guards protected over twenty new workers brought in on Wednesday night. The company’s past actions suggest a repeat of 1901 when 500 men and 200 armed guards were imported during labor trouble.
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Washington
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio
Ada Mohler Dies After Brief Marriage Tragedy
Miss Ada Mohler aged 19 of Muncie Indiana died after a short illness from a lung affection. She was married to Floyd Hutchings the day after Thanksgiving and never left bed from the day after her wedding until her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Ada Mohler
Floyd Hutchings
Opening of a New Hotel in Brazil Indiana
The new Davis hotel, recently completed in Brazil Indiana, opened with a banquet on Wednesday night hosted by local business men and their wives. The banquet charged 2.50 per plate to celebrate the grand opening.
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Brazil
Ind
Davis Hotel
Boy Unconscious at Marion Fruit Jar Factory
Marion Indiana January 24 16 year old Rodney Whety found unconscious at the fruit jar factory remains in that condition as doctors struggle to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Red Whetty
Smallpox Closes Vincennes School In Lhe District
Vincennes Lhe school at Tadpole has been closed due to smallpox. Other notes report Kentland John Hubertz owner of Hubertz hotel died by suicide with laudanum. Concordia Lutheran college plans rebuilding at Fort Wayne costing 100000 dollars. In Brazil miner William Conroy died from a blast accident at Jessup. Mrs. Dr. A L Stephenson dies of peritonitis in Wabash. Burr Williams son of County Commissioner Ioth Williams dies from injuries after horse accident in Marion.
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Vincennes
Tadpole
Kentland
John Hubertz
Hubertz
Fort Wayne
Concordia Lutheran College
Brazil
William Conroy
Jessup
Wabash
A. L. Stephenson
Marion—Burr - Williams
Ioth Williams
Marriage by Occupation, Aboard and On Land, Judge Declares
A judge remarks that people wed according to their calling with sailors seeking splices and waterward unions while coachmen, vesselmen, brakemen, and locksmiths are joined in wedlock as a social quirk.
Be a Hades in Chicago Suicide After Rejected Marriage
William Witt macheer shot and fatally wounded his sweetheart in Chicago on Wednesday night January 24. He killed himself after she refused to marry him until he reformed some of his bad habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea ‘Hades
Chicago
William
Wittmacher
May
Couaty
The Terrors of Dyspepsia Promoted by Peptorene Tablet
An adv advertising column extols Peptorene Health Tablet as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach nerves relief. It claims digestive tonic action, liver tissue revival, and bowel detox with rapid relief for advanced cases. Manufactured by Battle Creek Health Co. Ltd. Price 25c per box. Sold by local druggists.
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Battle Creek Health Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
C. H. Leonard
G. A. Thomas
Houseworth Bros
F. J. Goldman
Coughs Cured Quickly by Fuleys Honey and Tar
Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for pain relief and wound healing with claims of curing burns, eruptions, boils, and more. Local druggists and stores advertised it as the best remedy, with various patent medicine brands promoted.
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Bucklen
Cat Thomas and
Houseworth Bros
New 7 room house on Jackson street at Howland Ave
Attractive seven room residence on Jackson street and Howland Avenue ready for occupancy. Sold on monthly payments with a good cheap lot offered as first payment. J C Lang 1021 Office 202 South Main Street.
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Jackson Street
Howland Ave
J.C. Lang
Main St
In bed Four Weeks with LaGrippe Letter From Angola Resident
Mr Rey Kemp of Angola Indiana writes he was bed ridden four weeks with la grippe and after trying many remedies and medical treatment found no relief until Foley's Honey and Tar. Two small bottles cured him and he now uses it exclusively in his family urging readers to take no substitutes and noting Rushton's drug store.
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LaGrippe
Rey Kemp
Angola
Ind
Foley
Rushton’s
Kidney Cure Ad From Rushton's Drug Store
I have several good Main street fronts for sale at prices that will net a good rate of interest. J. W. Fieldhouse, 113 Lexington are 11-11 atf ]'atal kidney and bladder troubles can always be prevented by the use of Foley's Kidney Cure. Rushton's drug store.
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J. W. Fieldhouse
Lexington
Foley
Rushton’s Drug Store
To Rent The House Formerly Occupied by FQO
Furnished or unfurnished rental from Climeria can be viewed at 200 Beardsley Ave. Modern house includes furnace and bath. Inquire at the Beardsley address for details and availability.
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FQO
Climeria
Beardsley’ Ave
New Discovery Promises Longer Life Says O H Downey
Chi rubusco Indiana editor O H Downey proclaims Dr King s New Discovery for consumption as infallible for coughs colds and grip with instant relief and cure claim. Thomas Drug Store and Houseworth Bros guarantee every 50c and 1 00 bottle and offer free trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Downey
Chirubusco
Ind
Thomas Drug Store
Houseworth Bros
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for Niugal Catarrh
Ely Brothers sell Liquid Cream Balm to treat niugal catarrh with spray, priced at 75 cents. Distributor details listed as 56 Warren St New York. Customer Wm Lamberton of New Orleans reports two bottles gave wonderful results. Pharmacist Gro W McDourr confirms.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren St
N.Y
New Orleans
Messrs
Lamberton
Delachaise St
Gro. W. McDourr
Prevention of Consumption Through Early Treatment
The prevention of consumption is entirely a question of commencing the proper treatment in time. Nothing is so well adapted to ward off fatal lung troubles as Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Foley
Rushton
Doctor Benham Moves Office and Residence
Doctor Benham has moved his office and residence from Garfield avenue to No. 214 Jefferson street between Second and Third streets. He continues to treat nervous diseases and chronic medical and surgical difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benham
Garfield Avenue
Jefferson Street
Second
Third
Lady praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for cold relief
A customer told the store that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin kept her family from any cold last winter. She described it as a great remedy and a perfect laxative and purchased it from 9 D Rushton, a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
D. Rushton
Riverside house and lot for six hundred dollars
Livy Chamberlain advertises a Riverside property and loan offer at 610 Vistula Street with security. The notice promotes a new eight room fiat style residence with money to loan on approved security and references 2078 Main Street.
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Riverside
Vistula Street
Livy Chamberlain
Main Street
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Elshart
Cleveland
Erie
P & L Ers
Pittsburg
Grammer
Mgr
A.J. Ete
A. Ea. Gotwalt
Old Road
Pes
Grand Rapids
C.c. C
St. Url R
Dayton
Decera
Lyerre Haute
Greensburg
Pal Neee Anderson
Manchester
Warsaw
Goshen
Svenes Elihart
Cse
Niles
Sintest
Benton Harbor
Heevasas
Elkhart
Bai
Milford Jet
SLORT
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Eid
Anderson J Lynch
P & T Agt
Ohio
Henry
Attorneys-at-Law
John M. VanFleeeu
Vernon W. VanFleet VanFleet & VanFleet
Indiana National Bank
R. M. Johnson
J. D. Osborne
Johnson & Osborne
D. S. Play
South Main Street
St. Joseph Valley Bank
E. Corbett
C. C. Raymer Corbett & Raymer
Hemel
Ag ‘ En
Ole
S. Main, St., Opp. PO
Malcolm Pounder
Lexington Ave
Physicians and Surgeons
G. ‘C. Baumgartner
Baumgartne
Drs. Baumgartner & Son
Division Street
Spohn
Edward C. Crow
D.O
Elizabeth M. Crow
D.O. Crow
CROW
Osteopathic Physicians
W. L. Riggs
Spahn
W. H. Thomas
Harrison Street
Marion Street
J. G. Querard
Sage’s
Stephens
Undertakers
Sterling
Mul
Wulu Viuuks
China
Atlilz
Norris E. Felt
R. G. Burns
Over Wells’ Clothing Store
Seadaches
Oleo
House Agricultural Committee
Grout
Mason
Schley
Hake Differ
House Judiciary Committee
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Santiagno
Committee On Naval Affairs
Hay
United States Treasury
Tien T'sin
McKinley Frank
Ida S. McKinley
President McKinley
Champ Clark
Clark
Missouri
Great Britain
Kruger and
Steyn
Teller
Scheepers
Baker's
Rockefeller
Mitchs
The
Columbus
Ehc
Atchison
Parkhurst
Mrs. Harrison
Will
Hoosier State
Fuley
Hton
Hotel Coumbia
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