Baptist convention closes in Indiana with reforms debated
Franklin Indiana report details the Baptist state convention closing last night with praise for its success. Ministers spoke on pastoral reform and decorum, while committees announced yearly boards for missions education and publication. A McKinley assassination reference and prison Sunday were noted in resolutions.
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Franklin
Ind
Baptist State ‘Convention
T. A. Childs
Ogle
Villers
Foreign Missions
W. C. Taylor
Indianapolis
C. W. Chadwick
Bedford
L. C. Probert
Petersburg
O. H. McKay
Lafayette
C. M. Carter
Muncie
J. N. Field
Ft. Wayne
E. C. J. Dickens
Burney
F. W. Lounsberry
Chicago
Home Missions
J. P. Henson
Covington
C. A. Marshall
Michigantown
C. F. Dame
Lawrenceburg
S. L. Roberts
Southport
Marion
N. C. Smith
Princeton
Clem Ricketts
Pickard
H. H. Dill
Aurora
State
Board of Education
A. L. Johnson
N. Carr
W. T.scott
G. F. McFadden
Bluffton
E. &. York
Burnettsville
Wallace St. John
D. M. Parry
A. ¥. Thurston
Shelbyville
Ministerial Aid Society
W. P. Pearce
Goshen
R. A. Fuson
Brownsburg
Noah Harper
T.A. Aspy
Rockport
J. G. Tedford
Vevay
H. P. Fudge
Greenwood
R. B. Layton
Bultonville
Sunday School Board
Peru
Roy Hathaway
C. S. Letser
H. H. Hulton
E. Clough
Bloomington
O. A. Cook
Lebanon
A. D. Berry
Fiola Allen
Woman’s Managing Committee
John Hubbard
Evansville
Mesdames
William Johnson
Addison Parker
Richmond
Milton Shirk
C.M. Carter
Woman’s Home Missions
R. O. Hawkins
H. Cooper
R. D. Moore
George
Moore
LaPorte
J. O. Ward
Alss Thurston
Shelby
Evansville Policeman Plans Visit to Marion Soldiers Home
Evansville veteran police officer William Wilson, 19 years on the force, plans to enter the Marion soldiers' home. He recalls Civil War service in Virginia and once aimed at General Robert E. Lee on picket duty but withdrew, saying he would not shoot a man who believed he was right.
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Evansville
William Wilson
Marion
Virginia
Robert H. Lee
Wilson
General Lee
Respected citizen seeks treatment. spends on travel
An obituary note says a respected citizen traveled to the city for treatment of stomach trouble. It contrasts the rail fare with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, sold at 50c and 1.00 dollars by Thomas' and Rushton's drug stores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Thomas
Rushton
Prosecuting Attorney Fights Southern Railway Scheduling
Jasper-Leo H. Fisher files 602 paragraph complaint against Southern Railway Company for failing to schedule train arrivals and departures at county stations. Claims fines and penalties totaling 15030 dollars.
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Jasper
Leo H. Fisher
Southern Railway Company
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Health Remedy Endorsed
A brief 19th century advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers by Houseworth Bros as a safe prompt and gentle purgative for liver and bowel purities. It emphasizes small, easy doses with no griping.
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DeWitt
Houseworth Bros
Robbery Near Independence Ends With Suspicious Ride Home
Attica Marv in Henry, a young man, was robbed by three men in a covered bridge while driving home near Independence. They tied his hands and feet, strapped him to the buggy seat, then started the horse and left him bound in a risky position as he rode home.
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Attica
Marvin Henry
Independenece
Backache Dangers and Foley's Kidney Cure Claim
Warns that persistent backache indicates kidney trouble and can lead to Bright's disease or diabetes. Claims Foley's Kidney Cure from Rushton's drug store restores kidney health.
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Bright
Foley
Rushton
Deputy Fish Commissioner Seizes Nets From Local Citizens
Covington J H Simpson newly appointed deputy fish commissioner has confiscated nineteen seines and one fish net from well known citizens who did not destroy the property after the new law took effect.
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Covington
J. H. Simpson
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Sleep Aid
When sleeplessness comes from coughing, Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended to ease throat irritation and aid rest. Available at Houseworth Bros. drug stores.
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Houseworth Bros
Whitley County Sends Back Longtime Swiss Beneficiary
Whitley County appropriated 70 dollars to repatriate a Swiss dependent who has received county support for 25 years. The paper note indicates the beneficiary originated in Switzerland and will be sent back to Europe.
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Wabash
Whitley County
Europe
Switzerland
Your One Minute Cough Cure Praised By Druggist
W. T. Wesson of Gholsonville Virginia endorses Your One Minute Cough Cure. He states customers report perfect satisfaction and call it the best remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Houseworth Bros.
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W. T. Wesson
Gholsonville
Houseworth Bros
Montgorie County Citizen Fatally Injured in Gravel Pit
Crawfordsville resident Peter Cowan, a long time Montgorie county figure, was fatally injured Saturday when a gravel pit bank caved in. He was caught and crushed against wagon wheels, suffering a severe chest injury.
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Crawfordsville
Peter Cowan
Montgorey County
Cowan
Foley's Honey and Tar Breedette Neo onistas
Kokomo H M Cooper deputy clerk recently had an operation for appendicitis and is slowly recuperating. When appetite fails and digestion feels dull a dose of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets may help, price 25 cents with free samples at Houseworth Bros drug stores.
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Foley’s
Neo Onistas
Kokomo
H.* M. Cooper
Chamberlain
Houseworth Bros
Reverend Shouse Stays Despite Resignation Requests
The Rev. E. G. Shouse of the Kokomo Baptist church declines to resign, saying the Lord called him there and he will stay until called away. He once ran as a prohibition candidate for governor and drew criticism after attacking the army canteen and urging impeachment of President McKinley.
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Kokomo
E. G. Shouse
Baptist Church
McKinley
Centerville Clerk Credits Cure For Cholera Morbus
M Lowther district court clerk of Centerville Iowa endured three days of cholera morbus after cucumbers. He found relief after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, three doses of which cured him. The remedy is sold at Houseworth Bros drug stores.
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Lowther
the District Court
Centerville
Iowa
Chamberlain
Houseworth Bros
Indianapolis youths plead guilty to obstructing railroad tracks
Kokomo Scott and Charley Henderson pleaded guilty to placing ties on Lake Erie and Western tracks with sentence withheld. They claimed no intent to injure trains but wanted to see engines bounce on the rails.
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Kokomo—Scott
Charley Henderson
Lake Erie & Western
De Witt’s Little Early Risers Endorsement from Goshen Resident
Goshen Indiana resident Lewis Ockerman praises De Witt’s Little Early Risers as thorough and gentle, saying they never bend him and make him feel renewed like a boy. Houseworth Bros. distributes.
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Lewis Ockerman
Goshen
Ind
de Witt
Houseworth Bros
Boiler Pipe Burst Scalds Workers at Howe Factory
A boiler connection failed yesterday afternoon at the Howe factory plant. Steam scalded engineer A B Ulrich and seriously injured fireman Joseph Kile and W H Folger from the Columbus filtering plant.
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Peru
Howe
A. B. Ulrich
Joseph Kile
W. H. Folger
Columbus
Boy cured by Foley's Honey and Tar at Rushton's drug
Chas R Wessmar of Evanston NL reports his son aged 214 years suffered a severe cold that resisted all treatments until Foley's Honey and Tar was used. The boy recovered after one bottle.
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Chas. R. Wessmar
Evanston, NL
Foley
S. Rushton
Cass township commissioner injured in dispute with neighbor
Sullivan-Wiley Gambill of Cass township, a county commissioner, was struck over the head with a neck yoke during a dispute with neighbor Pegg. He remains in alarming condition and not likely to recover.
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Sullivan—Wiley Gambill
Cass Township
Pegg
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Restful Digestion
Houseworth Bros. promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a stomach relief that digests food for complete rest, allowing enjoyment of all foods without dieting and providing instant relief from postmeal distress.
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Houseworth Bros
Bond Bequest Delayed in Bolton Clark Contest Appeal
The bond of William Clark, treasurer elect, for $50,000 was presented yesterday afternoon but delayed in acceptance due to the Bolton Clark contest. Bolton has appealed the decision to the Supreme Court.
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Terre Haute
William Clark
Bolton-Clark
Bolton
Supreme Court
Mrs T Briddleman Cured After Two Banner Salve Applications
Mrs T Briddleman of Parsall ville Mich faced salt rheum for thirteen years and tried many doctors. After two applications of Banner Salve her hands improved and she was soon cured. Beware of substitutes Rush ton's drug store.
Terre Haute switch man Cruse dies after city debut
Terre Haute reports the death of Thomas Cruse of Jacksonville Illinois a switch man killed by a car after arriving in the city ten days earlier.
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Terre Haute
Thomas Cruse
Jacksonville
Ill
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Released
A new remedy for biliousness is on sale at Houseworth Bros. drug stores. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promise quick relief and preventive action if taken at first signs of illness. Price 25 cents per box. Free samples available.
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Houseworth Bros
Mine Worker Walter Murphy Killed by Falling Slate
Terre Haute reports Walter Murphy, employed in a Mecca mine, was fatally crushed when slate fell. The accident highlights dangerous conditions at the mine and prompts safety concern.
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Terre Haute
Walter Murphy
Mecca
Dean’s Kidney Pills Promoted With Family Testimony
A long testimonial from C. S. Emerson praises Dean’s Kidney Pills for curing a child’s nocturnal bed wetting and kidney pains. The piece includes dealer locations, price, and endorsements urging parents to buy, noting school tablet shortages and tablet usage by students.
Hating wrecked near Jervis Island with 175 Klondike passengers safe
The steamer Hating, sister ship to the Islander, ran aground at Jervis Island forty nine miles north of Vancouver at 2 p m. A large hole in the hull was found and the stern sits seven feet underwater. All 175 passengers were landed on Lasqueti Island as the ship faces total loss.
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Pectors
Vancouver
B. C
Hating
Islander
Jervis Island
Lasquetti Island
Boiler Explosion Kills Four in Clifton Plant
An explosion at the Detroit Copper company smelting plant in Clifton Arizona killed four men: W. W. Horgan and F. A. Adams firemen, Harry Davidson converter engineer, and Jose Antiveras engine helper. Several others were injured. Investigation shows water supply lines ran low and unheated water fed into hot flues.
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Clifton, Ariz
Detroit Copper Company
W. W. Horgan
F .A. Adams
Harry Davidson
Jose Antiveras
Congressman J M Robinson Illed by Malignant Typhoid
Indiana Fort Wayne October 14 Congressman J M Robinson lies in critical condition after medical consultation. Doctors L P Drayer and M F Porter report malignant typhoid fever likely tied to travel during his campaign for a fourth term.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Ind
L. P. Drayer
M. F. Porter
J.M. Robinson
Robinson
Congress
Loss Drives Him to Death at University Place Lincoln
Oliver C. Sands aged 50 killed himself at his University Place home by hanging after a recent financial loss in what proved to be swindling investments. Sands had long worked in banking in Missouri and Nebraska and was formerly cashier of a local bank. A brother, Judge Sands, resides in Kirksville Missouri, and a sister in Elliston Illinois.
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Lincoln
Neb
Oliver C. Sands
University Place
Sands
Missouri
Nebraska
Judge Sands
Kirksville
Elliston
Ill
Indict Anarchist Prophet in President McKinley Plot
Antonio Maggio an anarchist once arrested at Silver City for predicting McKinley’s assassination was indicted by the federal grand jury on conspiracy to kill the president. Bail set at $2,000.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Antonio Maggio
Silver City
McKinley
Federal Grand Jury
Brown Prep Quarterback Dies From Game Injuries
Edwin Longenecker 21, quarterback for Brown Preparatory School in Philadelphia, died in hospital from injuries sustained last Tuesday when he was thrown during a game and fractured his spinal column.
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Philadelphia
Edwin Longenecker
Brown Preparatory School
Longenecker
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