Railroads Ban Platform Kissing Sparks Outcry
A western railroad bans kissing at Jersey City trains with orders for trainmen and gate staff to separate affectionate reunions on arrivals and departures. The rule, justified as crowd control, draws criticism from readers who see it as curbing social customs and humanity.
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Western Railroad
Pennsylvania
Chicago Record-Herald
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oscar Wilde
Jury Fines Mixologist For Selling Liquor To Notre Dame Students
The Nappanee News reports a circuit court fine of 25 dollars on a man charged with selling liquor to minors. The judge rebuked the jury for treating the offender as a harmless mixologist rather than a saloonkeeper, warning against future mixologists.
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Nappanee News
Geyer
Elkhart
Notre Dame
Ferrall
Texas World’s Fair Notes Highlight State Exhibit Plans
Kentucky Exhibit Association forms to raise 100000 for a Texas stand at the World’s Fair led by a 15 member executive board. Newsmen including Tom Finty Jr. become press agents as state commissions organize. Colorado selects a site and seeks a one million dollar Art Palace, fire proof with terraced gardens and fountains.
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Texas
Kentucky
F. P. Searle
Seattle
Washington
Francis
James E. Blackwell
United States Naval Station
Puget Sound
St Louis Secon
Tom Finty, Jr
Galveston News
Colorado
Mississippi
St. Louis
Arkansas
Jeff Davis
Pine Bluff
Ark
New
Elks Club
B. P. O. E. Lodge
Indiana
World’s Fair Commission
Exposition
Geo. W.thatcher
van 3B. Rouse
I. N. Stevens
T. J. O'Donnell
Derby youth claims cure of consumption through open air life
Robert E. Davis of Derby says sleeping and living outdoors in all weathers, plus a vigorous routine and diet, cured his advanced tuberculosis. He shows a sunlit veranda bed, improvised sanatorium methods, and reports improved pulse, weight gain, and renewed vigor. He credits open air treatment and a self prescribed regimen after consulting Dr. Hurty.
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Derby
Ind
Robert E. Davis
Davis
Ohio River
Indiana Hills
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Perry County
Mr. Davis
Hurty
State Board of Health
J. N. Hurty
Germany
Tomato Crop Outlook Improves Despite Wet Conditions
State Statistician Johnson says the wet spring slowed planting but crop prospects remain excellent. Flooded fields near Franklin show some damage yet overall tomato acreage is up, with possible losses in lowland counties and fruit crops estimated at 50 percent.
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Johnson
Franklin
LaPorte Couny
Kosciusko
Whitley
Rival Ball Teams to Settle Superiorities Saturday
Mishawaka Greys face the Boilermakers in a decisive match at St. Joe next Sunday after a tied contest last Saturday. Caiger's Colts challenge Highland Views for a $25 side rematch on Pratt diamond Sunday. Track athletes from Winona summer school join the field on July 4. Kizil Kourgan wins the Grand Prix at Paris worth 200000 francs with Rex and Maximum deadlocked for second.
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Mishawaka Greys
Boilermakers
St. Joe
Caiger
Highland Views
Capt
McConnell
Pratt
Paul Work
Arthur Klein
Harry Deitch
Winona
M. E. de St. Alary
Kizil Kourgan
Paris
Rex
Maximum
Spectators Refuse Cheer as Memphis Birmingham Game Protests
The Memphis crowd remained silent throughout the Sunday game with Birmingham as spectators received slips asking restraint to honor opponents of Sunday ball. In other track and field news Albert Champion set a new distance record riding Pittsburg in 13 41 25 and Frank Kramer set marks at 890 yards in 55 seconds and ten miles in 22 10. Jose Orlando set a quarter mile novice record and H C Hirschy of Minneapolis set a trapshooting score of 99 targets. Jerome Magee was elected captain of the Chicago track team.
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Memphis
Albert Champion
Pittsburg
Vailsburg
Frank Kramer
Jose Orlando
Altrock Keeps Milwaukee in Winning Form
Nick Altrock leads the Milwaukee team to another victory, showcasing consistent hitting and pitching. The win solidifies Milwaukee’s standing as a strong contender behind Altrock’s standout performance.
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Nick Altrock
Milwaukee
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure and Local Clerical Change
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the cure. Wea the undersigned certify their business integrity. Hall's Catarrh Cure price 75 cents per bottle sold by druggists. Richmond report notes Rev J W Kapp resigning from First English Lutheran church to lead a Cincinnati church August 1.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
O. Wea
F. J. Cheney
Wrst &Trouax
Wholesale Drugeists
Richmond
J. W. Kapp
First English Lutheran Church
Cincinnati
Matthews and eastern capital fund new factory in Matthews
E W Grove announces a Bromo Quinine remedy and plans to build a factory in Matthews costing about 200000 dollars employing 200 men. The notice promotes Monarch Oil and Eclectric Oil with cures for croup sore throat pulmonary troubles and other pains.
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Muncie
A. Stet
Matthews
Thomas
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