Otto Stark Found Guilty of Bicycle Theft in Jeffersonville
Otto Stark was found guilty by Judge Flake of stealing a bicycle from John G. Klein and bound over as breach of parole. The trial heard that the bicycle vanished August 10 near Second and Pigeon streets, with witnesses placing Stark near the bridge and water. Evidence included the frame recovered from the river and Stark’s arrest at his Lincoln street home.
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Jeffersonville
Otto Stark
Flake
John G. Klein
Stark
Perry L. Turner
Ais
Mr. Klein
Second
Pigeon Streets
Witan
Ken
Wey
Main Street
Water Street
Stres 2
Cath
Sestifien
Earl Eller
Lloyd Packer
O Brown
Aim
Whiteman
Lincoln Street
Ileaso
Supt
Braden
Jess Biday
Alvin S. Blart
Yeffersonville Reformatory
Grshen
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Praised in 1849 Letter
A customer letter from Mrs Isaabell Wheler of Freetown Indiana credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with curing long stomach trouble and neuralsia over a year of use. She notes family endorsements and thanks the doctor, urging others to try the medicine. Solid by Tromans' drug store.
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Pepsin Syre
Dr. Caldwell
Isaabell Wheler
Freetown
Jackson Co
Ind
Tromas’ Drug Store
Indiana Voter Rules And Shoe Comfort Ad
Election this year occurs Tuesday November 1. Voters moving after October and those changing townships after September lose voting rights. To be a legal voter in Indiana one must reside in the state six months prior to the election. Ladies can wear shoes smaller after using Allen's Feet Balm powder to ease tight shoes and relieve corns and bunions. Trial package offered by mail.
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Indiana
State
Allen
Olmstead
le Roy, N. Y
Elkhart County Soldier Enters Pekin in U S Infantry
Elkhart County adds a representative in allied forces as Isaac B. Mummert joins Co. L of the 14th U S Infantry in Pekin within the Chinese walls. Mothers endorse One Minute Cough Cure praised for throat and lung relief as stories note public reception and local reaction.
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Elkhart County
Pekin
Isaac B. Mummert
Goshen
Co. L
14Th Regiment
U. S. Infantry
Houseworth Jeros
Houseworth Bros
Snake Escapes After Mentone Woman Sees Coil in Bed
Miss Currie Bearss of Mentone found a large snake coiled on her bed when she turned back the coverlid. The reptile escaped through an open window before help could be summoned. Also notes mention a Daily Market Report and a remedy claim for coughs and colds.
Minister Reports Quick Cure by Remedy
A minister recounts a severe bilious attack cured after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He notes a neighbor prior had limited relief from doctors and was saved by one dose followed by a second if needed. The report also mentions sales by ALO Rowe and notes the Northern Indiana conference closing in Anderson with Marion as the sole gas belt appointment.
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Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
Tie
Ben
Rowe
Indiana
Merion Elders
Anderson
Marion
A collection of notices and ads from Windsor Times 1960
A compilation fragment includes testimonials for cures and tonics, a note on Captain Slovinsky's death and burial, plans for a Slavonic monument, a claim about Consumption cures, a record of asparagus shipment, warnings about counterfeit tonics, a jail wedding, a weathered remedy, local poisoning incident, and Nappanee tax levy increase.
Troops to Stay at Akron Amid Fears of Fresh Riots
Governor Nash orders 24 hour troop presence in Akron after riot deaths and property destruction. He defers prosecution to local authorities while promising state protection until law and order return, citing distrust from city residents toward officials.
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Cleveland
Nash
Akron
Adams
Subscription plea promises big raffles for advance pay
The notice urges readers to pay subscriptions in advance to participate in a prize drawing offering up to 200 dollars for a 50 cent wager. It claims even if no prize is won, the reader gains value from The Indiana State Sentinel as a family newspaper.
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Indiana State Sentinel
West
Local cases and incidents from Indiana headlines
Alexander Goldsmith sues Frederick Johns for 4000 damages over alleged alienation of his wife affection. Delbert Downen writes letters to a sweetheart and fears jail after Fort Wayne trial. Terre Haute saloon law enforcement draws criticism as anti German sentiments persist. Muncie chief engineer Cox killed by live wire. daughter shocked. LaGrange cannery opens with 49 060 cans received. coroner rules Vina Welch drowned accidentally. Go shen boy raises 2 for India relief. Mishawaka appoints mail carriers. germ fears drive boiling ice. LaGrange names Francis Babcock truancy officer.
Notice of License Application for Elkhart Liquor Sale
Frank W. Wickwire, a resident of Concord township Elkhart county Indiana, applies at the September session of the Elk Hart county Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart with on premises drinking at a described brick building lot in Beardsey's first addition to Elkhart. The notice details the premises and residency details and is dated Aug 5. 190.
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Elkhart
Concord Township
Elkhart County
State of Indiana
Frank W. Wickwire
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Beardsey
Bevin
Frank W. Wick Wire
Io. Chew
Public notice of liquor license request in Elkhart Indiana
Frank W. Shirley announces to Elkhart citizens for Concord Township and Ward 5 that he will apply to the Elkhart County Board of Commissioners on the first Monday in September 1900 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under a quart with on premise drinking at 505 South Main Street Elkhart Indiana in a two story building part of Louisa Chapman and Henry P Chapman's addition. He affirms his age over twenty one and residence in Concord Township for over ninety days.
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Elkhart
Concord Township
Elkhart County
Indiana
Frank W. Shirley
Board of Commissioners
Indina
Goshen
Thaworth
Louisa
Chapman
Henry P. Chapman
Iana
South Main Street
Wnc
Franix W. Shirley
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Dhtto Stark
Elkhart County Bay
Daily Market Report
Chicago Board of Trails
Windson
Ont
John M. Slovinsky
Los Angeles
Cal
New Albany
National Slavonic Press Association
Feeley
Pennsylvania Railroad
San Francisco
New York
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Frank A. Webb
Miss Marth Peer
Webb
Knightstown
Grant Thayer
Nappanee
Foley
Rh. R. Vanderveer
Milford
Ile
Win. KE. English
Indianapolis
Taggert
Herocratic Party
Thomas BE. Ellison
Fort Wayne
Governor Mount
National Prison Association
Pulaski County
A. Q O. Rowe
George S. Castetter
Waterford Mills
Logansport Tellcate Company
Tama Switchman
A. J. Jennessee
Butler St
Chicago
George G. Reggie
Bristol
Henry C. Yunger
Lattrange
Souseworth Bros
Delaware County
Warsaw
Columbia City
Dean Vail
Chas
Case of Goshen
Cornell University
Hebron
Bryan
McKinley
Brian and
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Naseee
Eeer
Secene Sevessse
Aneanes
Eenatesee
Eevese Evpeases
Indianapolis Sentinel CO
P.O
Vandalia
South Bend
Thes North
Terre Naiure
Logatsport
Terre Haute
Sout Bend
Terre Hare
Logansport
Sundaronis & No
Itc
C. MM
Witrever
T. P. Avent
BE. A. Ford
St. Louis
Aio
Ray
B.d. Kay
Saratoga
N.Y
Alexander Goldsmith
Buena Vista
Harrison County
Corydon
Frederick Johms
Taylor Township
Delbert Downen
New Haven
Wm. S. Cox
Muncie
LaGrange Canning Factory
Jefferson County
Vina Welch
Schuyler Schaffer
India Relief Fund
William A. Sarle
Frank Leslie
Frank C. Witter
Mishawaka
David A. van de Walle
Francis Babcock
LaGrange County
VIA
Big Four
Warren J. Lynch
W. J. Deppe
Gen. Pass
Tkt
Art. A.G. P&t. Agt
Cincinnati, O
A. H. Chase
Lafayette
Ligonier
Eiklurr
Eikhat Grunty
John Cyechmiet
Indinosa
Board of O Commissioners
State of
Tyler Avenue
John Oc, Schmidt
Lippincott's
the Magazin
B. Lippincott Company, Publishers
Philadelphia
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