Global notes from The Flora Enterprise Sentinel
1904 gold production in Australia reached 4 194 822 fine ounces worth 86 760 000 with 1903 at 4 296 237 ounces valued at 88 857 500. Other items discuss Paris 1920 universal exposition plans and unprecedented gold totals. Also mentions British officers studying Russian, Mrs Meyer in Rome, American lumber demand in Germany, and wolves attacking wood buffalo in Northern Canada.
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Australia
Germany
Hamburg
Virginia
Marriage Lengthens Life for Men and Women
A writer on insurance subjects shows mortality among married people runs lower than single peers at all ages. The gap is largest for men between ages 45 and 64, where about three single men die for every two married men. Female mortality also favors married women.
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Frederick L. Hoffman
Surgeons Restore Mobility for Mt. Pleasant Student
Albert B. Tripp, a Mt. Pleasant medical student shot in the spine two years ago, underwent a Philadelphia operation binding his spine with a silver wire. He started home now with regained leg sensation. doctors cite six months to full recovery. Tripp risked his life in the procedure.
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Albert B. Tripp
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Philadelphia
Tripp
Firebugs Strike Colfax County Town with Multiple Fires
In Frankfort Indiana on May 20 four fires of incendiary origin broke out simultaneously in Colfax. Three barns and a sawmill burned while two men were seen trying to start another blaze. The pair fled toward John Coyner's stock farm where several fine horses were shot, one killed. William Dukes was arrested and charged with the shootings. he denies the accusation. William Goldsterry is believed to have been with Dukes.
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Frankfort
Ind
Colfax
John Coyner
William Dukes
Willam Goldsterry
Dukes
Electric shock fatal on rail line near Huntington
Jacob Kerr a 19 year old farm hand was electrocuted four miles west of Huntington Indiana after touching a broken dangling guy wire on the Fort Wayne and Wanbashy line. A pet dog alerted nearby workers who found the mangled body and a second fatality Fred lying in a pool by the tracks. Coroner Morgan has not finished the investigation into responsibility.
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Hiuntington
Ind
Jacob Kerr
Ft. Wayne & Wabashy
Tie
Kern
Michael Kinsey
Frank Satterthwaite
Fred
Guy Whe
Morgan
UNION MAN KILLED IN INDIANA LAMP WORKPLACE
In Elwood Indiana May 20 a clash between nonunion workers at the McBeth Evans Lamp Company and striking union men led to the shooting of Frank Dieheau a union worker aged about 18 He died within half an hour His nose was severed but he managed to replace it and seek medical help Dennis Meany recently from Indianapolis is charged with murder and Frank Griffith as an accessory has been jailed in Anderson The coroner returned a verdict incriminating Meany.
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Frank Griffith
Anderson
Meany
Brass headed tack expelled from boy after two years
Huntington Indiana May 19 Edmund Sewell five year old son of G B M Sewell in a violent coughing spell ejected from his right bronchial tube a brass headed tack swallowed two years ago. Surgeons had refused removal by operation due to its dangerous position. The brass caused a blood eruption for a time and the lad has been kept alive by medicines. The cough relieved and there is a noticeable improvement in his condition.
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Huntington
Ind
Edmund Sewell
G. B. M. Sewell
Foster elected to Congress from Indiana First district
Evansville May 17 Judge John H. Foster of Evansville nephew of John W. Foster won the First district seat in Congress defeating Maj. G V Menzies of Mt Vernon Foster will replace James A Hemenway who left the Senate Complete returns show Foster with a district wide plurality of 1003 and county tallies across Vanderburg Pike Spencer Posey Gibson and Warrick counties in his favor
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Evansville
John H. Poster
John W. Foster
Indiana
G. V. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
James A. Hemenway
Ind
John H. Foster
Congress
G. W. Menzies
Foster
Vanderberg
Pike
Spencer
Menzies
Posey
Gibson
Warrick
Flood damages in Evansville area rise to one hundred thousand
Flooding around Evansville Indiana on May 20 reports damage estimated at 100000 dollars. The river reached 66 feet and continued to rise as backwater surrounded the water works plant and thousands of acres of growing wheat lay submerged.
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Evansville
Ind
Tragic oil field accident claims Marion worker
Omer Ramsey, 19, in charge of a pumping station in Marion Indiana, was killed when his clothing became entangled in a large belt wheel while oiling machinery. Ramsey, who had not eaten since Monday supper, presumably died soon after noon on Monday. the gas engine-driven equipment remained in running order when his body was found Wednesday by a fellow worker.
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Marion
Ind
Omer Ramsey
Ramsey
Annual convention highlights and local notices in Indiana
The American Society of Physical Medical Physicians and Surgeons meets in Indianapolis with 70 physicians discussing college improvements. Other items include petitions for a receiver for Hecla Consolidated Mining Co. mismanagement charges, Gov. Hanly likely to appoint Fred Fletcher as prosecutor, a tobacco mail-order delivery probe, Marie Mitchell dies, Corydon National Bank charter approved, a divorce suit by William Griffin, and Will H. Talbott resigning as grand instructor of the Odd Fellows.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Society of PhysoMedical Physicians and Surgeons
BE. M. Haggard
C. A. Stafford
C. N. Harold
Richmond
H. A. Hadley
Chicago
Hecla Consolidated Mining Co
George J. Marrett
Michael H. Spades
Newton Todd
Alfred Burdsall
Arthur C. Newby
Indianapols
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Will H. Talbott
Orleans
Crucifixion Lesson Testimony and Hymn at Sunday School
A historical Sunday school lesson reconstructs the crucifixion narrative from John 19 17 30 with notes on Golgotha and Pilate's inscription It includes reflections such as bearing His cross the king of the Jews and It is finished The piece also recounts a later baptismal moment where a Jewish youth recites a hymn inspiring attendees and prompting support for his future.
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Calvary
Jerusalem
Damascus Gate
Ina
Dan
Zech
Matt
Jesus
Golgotha
Eatth
Pilate
Jesus OF Nazareth
John
Salome
Johan
Christ
Base life described as only sense objects by Chicago Tribune
A terse excerpt cites a philosophy of base life where nothing is real except objects of sense as presented by the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
Colonies Offer Land in Arkansas for Farming and Fruit
Readable lines describe Lockesburg and Loring Colonies in Arkansas with land prices from seven to fifteen dollars per acre and terms favorable to settlers. The parcels suit general farming, stock raising, fruit growing, and tobacco, with attractive climate and water.
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Babi Parish
Louisiana
Landa
Lockesburg
Loring
Otk
G. Warner
le Ry
Kansas
Immigration Agt
K. C
Kansas City
N. Y
Mrs Kellogg praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy in letter
Denver Color Bearer of the Woman's Relief Corps Mrs Kellogg thanks Mrs Pinkham for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She details relief from a disabling tumor and insists the remedy can cure female troubles and urges others to write for advice.
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Sarah Kellogg
Denver
Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs. Pinkham
Kell
Lincoln Ave
Volo
Pink
Lynn
Mass
Lydia
Lydia E Pinkham
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