Train No 9 delayed on westbound Twenty Century arrival
The westbound Twenty Century train No 9 arrived forty minutes late at Ilkhart with five cars drawn by two steam locomotives. Engineer Sam Strafford is improving after a fall at the Sixth and Hickory corner. Tony Manfrey of Lake Shore foundry burned by hot droplets. Sam Bates is off duty. C A Scott fills in. G C Cleveland arrived earlier in private car No 262.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilkhart
Tavo
Sam Strafford
Hickory Streets
Tony Manfrey
Lake Shore
G.C. Cleveland
Two Kinds of Speculators Cited in Opinion Piece
A columnist contrasts two kinds of speculators: those who gamble with others’ money and those who risk their own. The remark underscores financial risk and accountability without naming individuals or locations.
Gauss Catarrha Cure Promises Permanent Relief
The advertisement claims Gauss Catarrha Cure provides a permanent cure for catarrh by ridding the system of poisonous germs. It warns of dangers like foul breath ulceration and decay, and urges readers to mail for a trial package and claim immediate attention.
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Gauss
Waffles Elicits Surprising Answer in Russian Interview
An exchange unfolds where a Russian asks about Americans and daily work freedoms. The Russian is intrigued by how little government interference citizens experience. The conversation hints at soldiers abroad and a curious response about waffles.
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Russia
America
Fes
Diner Exposes Trick of Burning Tablecloth
Three men pose at a table as a leader inspects the cloth and exposes a scam. He points to scorched spots and warns that smokers may be charged for prior diners damage, noting he now checks tablecloths at the start of meals.
PUBLIC STATEMENT ENDORSES FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE
Mr and Mrs Handel Hobson of 36 Holden Street Fall River Mass report their four year old Joseph was very ill then improved after using Father John s Medicine They praise its nourishing effects and say their son is now lively and well The couple recommends the medicine to others
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John
Fall. River
Mass
Handel Hobson
Holden “Street
Cour
Toni
Handel
Hobson
Senate Declines Action on County Local Option Law
Republicans in the Senate blocked repeal efforts by keeping the Tomlinson-Proctor bill in the public morals committee. Democrats favoring repeal urged immediate reporting, while Anti-Saloon League influence was cited. Other bills discussed include Breeley’s ballot measure and a park anti-cigaret law repeal. The railroads committee indicated support for auto ash pans and updated locomotive headlights in line with federal standards.
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Aiso
Senate Republicans
Senate
Committee On Public Morals
Anti-Saloon League
Duryre
Kuristone
Aftternoon
Cox
Mls
Arrest of Dog Owners Threatened and Public Health Provisions
The article notes threats of arrest for dog owners under a bill creating a free ward for rabies patients with local health officials controlling quarantine or killing of affected animals. It also reports a beagle suspected of hydrophobia, a juror payment adjustment, upcoming jury trials, and a divorce granted in Beatrice Figele v Robert Heck case.
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Joan" Micradden
Splitting the Difference in a Jury Compromise
A quote from Bud Lewis describes jurors divided on damages in a Stony Gulch case with a gunman’s influence. The group leans toward splitting the difference. The discussion centers on settling for 3500 dollars as a compromise.
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Bud Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Bud
Thirteenth Century Drink Tastes and Myths in Food
A brief note on medieval tastes shows gourmets under King John enjoyed fowl such as herons cranes and crows along with storks and bitterns. Most drank mead or metheglin, with Holinshed describing mead as mere honey comb washing and often fortified with spices. Metheglin was valued for its strength, rivaling ale of the period.
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Africa
Ionia
Ritzstephen
John
Howan Alaska Bear Sighting By Prospector
A prospector in Alaska reports seeing a bear in the Howan area. The encounter details are limited but wildlife observers note fresh tracks and potential proximity to mining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howan
Alaska
Hunter Ay A. Bear
City to add fire alarm boxes to speed alerts
A report discusses the need for more fire alarm boxes and stronger telephone service to notify departments quickly. It notes a new box bought by the board of public works and destined for Hickory street and the Lake Shore roundhouse, labeled No 68.
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Aeeca
Gantewell
Ise
Board of Public. Works
Will
Hickory - Street
Lake Shore Roundhouse
Hox
Talbot Exonerated by Verdict in County Case
A fragmented report indicates Talbot was exonerated by a jury verdict after waiving the right to a jury trial. The case favored the defendant Joseph County and the county faced jury-related costs.
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Talbot
Triad
Joseph
Baseball Notes From Wisconsin League Actions and Signings
Ray pitched 465 TOPE ER OA ey 2 for Fox Bu Lac joins the Wisconsin Tileingis league for the coming season. Rowley signs with Fox Bu Lac. Elmer Criger, southpaw twin brother of the noted catcher, joins Jackson team in the Southern Michigan League. Mez Cormick receives Bay City offer as a heavy hitter and potential fast company asset. Wiltord Grant to umpire.
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Chepesk
Ray
Charles “Rowley
Fox Bu
Lac
Wisconsin-Tilingis
Sands
Fast
Lethe
Reddition
Elmer
Criger
South Paw
Twirley
MTT
Jackson
Fred
Mez Cormick
Bay
Tonsiline: A Remedy For Sore Throat And Sore Mouth
An old advertisement warns that sore throat and mouth ailments can lead to serious conditions like croup or diphtheria if untreated. It promotes Tonsiline as the quick remedy and urges keeping a bottle at home, priced around fifty cents.
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Cantona
Chia
Rains Delay Local Snow Race Postponement
Winter weather halted this afternoon's snow races. new date set for tomorrow if conditions improve. Races will run on Harrison Street from Franklin to Thin Street covering about a half mile. seven entries listed including Cartine Frank Wlynn, Grace Colbert, W. Hu Foster, Montie Wilkes, and Eyman.
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Harrison
Franklin
Thin Street
Cartine
Frank
Wlynn
Grace Colbert
W. HuFoster
Montie
Wilkes
Eyman
Punches
Belie
Fragmentary note on player Cy and team funds
The garbled text hints at Cy being a key player and the team planning to spend money if more men like Cy can be found. It references the Naps and a possible club decision to recruit or rely on similar players for this year.
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Anid Young
Yan Aaeor Chang
Ole Cy
Mason brick and plaster work offered with guaranteed satisfaction
Local advertises masonry services across brick and plaster work with guaranteed satisfaction. Claims experience and readiness for residential repairs at Simoron Street Pacne 671-2.
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T.am
EAS
Pacne
Simoron Street
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Sam Bates
C. A. Scott
House
sEabs,. S
Page
sUperior “Court
Vernon We ‘van Fleet
Rebes
Burl Tin
Certs
Wiltard
Jrages
Goldmans
Siete
Seth
Aly
Nes
Indiana and Michigan Electric Co
Lexington. Ave
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