Unclear OCR Church Sermon Urges Tithing Threats
Fragmented text shows a pastor at a church meeting warning parishioners to pay tithes or be exposed as robbers. The speaker demands honesty with the Lord and threatens public rebuke, mentioning faithfulness and collective scrutiny among attendees. The readable portion references quinine and a dramatic church scene.
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Tragedy in Philadelphia A leading actor shoots mistress then kills self
In Philadelphia a known theater actor, Johnston, shot his mistress near Darien and Wood Streets after following her from a theater. He fired multiple shots, injuring her fatally before turning the gun on himself. Both were connected to the stage, with Johnston recently parting from Richard Mansfield's Tullus Caesar company in New York.
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Theateren
Annrder
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Darien
Wood Streets
Otle
Johnsson
New York
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Dallen Street
Wood
Vine
Sewess
Polegiaea Heart
Womn
Cassius
Richard Mansfield
Tullus Caesar
Commissioners Reorganize County Board for Five Year Term
The board of county commissioners reorganized for five years. August Schhitker directed, Martin Moody vice president, C B Orit secretary. James M. Barrett reappointed county attorney. Carl Proegler named county secretary. Barrett’s salary set at 1000 dollars annually, Proegler to receive a legal salary plus child allowances per county policy.
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Board of County Commissioners
August RB. Schhitker
Diectec Fant
Martin L. Moody
C. B. Orit
James M. Barrett
Carl Proegler
Proegler
Henry French Dead In New York Theatre Leader
T H Henry French who managed and produced many dramas in New York died after a lingering illness. He built several local theatres and produced numerous plays including While Liee and Litthe Lord Fauntie. He led the Lat n Tatsseil Opera company and was a widower.
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Honey Tyeich
Liee
Prominent Southern Lady Praises Pinkham's Remedy
Mrs. Blanchard of Nashville Tennessee says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her four year struggle with irregular and painful menstruation dizziness back pain and poor sleep after six bottles she feels like a new person and urges friends to try the remedy for menstrual problems weakness and womb discomfort.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Aroad St
Lydia Pinkham
Court News and Legal Actions Across Townships
A court roundup lists custody decrees, maintenance orders, and numerous civil matters. Frank J. Maxtin receives a custody ruling for his daughter with $1 monthly support. Oscar J. Jump and Chas. Roberts preside as justices of the peace. The county clerk, Belut, witnesses qualifying proceedings. The county commissioners approve twenty five liquor license applications. Cases including Haberkorn-Hiley Manufacturing name change, Clemmoad and Bower ditch appeals, and multiple circuit court dockets are noted. Licensed marriages include Hans C Merehertson with Henrietta McFall and John W Spanburgh with Ella Ellwood.
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Scipio Township
Belut
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Laxative Banna Quits Druggists Promote Patent Cure
Fragmentary historic ad notes Casearets Candy Cathartic ahead of poisons and quack remedies. Mentions twentieth century medicine and a now obsolete patent laxative. Punctuated by garbled phrases but signals sales tone from old druggist era.
Indiana pensions aid list mentions several named recipients
The article lists pension recipients across Indiana cities including Centerville Westpoint Jeffersonville Peru Elkhart Indianapolis and Marion with sums ranging from 1 to 85 dollars. Names include Orisinais Henry Cre nk Herrold Patrick McGloin Elizabeth Lowderback Susan A Miller Mary E Goldsberg and others.
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Henry GC. Herrold
Cremk
Waskingtor
Centerville
Westpoint
Wiliam Mrawi
Louisa 3iuGill
Jeffersonville
Peru
Martin Kurtz
Pulaski
Mina
Elizabeth Lowderback
Fulton
Susan A. Miller
Uniondale
Mary E. Goldsberg
Marion
Hadiet
Lodianapolis
Chicago Company Increases Capital Stock Dramatically
An Indiana notice reports East Chicago based firm Bast iagy cowpeny increasing capital stock from 100000 to 2250000. Signed by A W Erkskine president and George W Lewis secretary. Claiming largest capital stock among Indiana real estate and land firms, the notice appears in state filings.
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Fignhes
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Chicago
Airfiez Notive
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George W. Lewis
Indiana
Berry Street Case Decision Postponed in Injunction Suit
The injunction case brought by Bash Berry Street against the granting of a franchise to Senator S. B. Pluning for his interurban line was postponed. The decision will be given in chambers as neither Galerick nor other attorneys could attend. The court set next Monday for judgment.
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Jay Circuit Court
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