Michigan Convention Backs Woman Suffrage and Political Debate
In the Michigan constitutional convention the election committee reports in favor of woman suffrage. The Chicago Tribune notes tensions over Dolled candidates and party reforms while Indiana Republicans split over civil service laws. Waterway advocates push for Lake Erie to Lake Michigan canal to aid Midwest trade and connect production with eastern markets.
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Michigan
Pate
Chicago Tribune
Fairbanks
Rail deaths rise as negligence blamed for wrecks
An Interstate Commerce Commission report notes 1349 killed and 2784 injured in July to September rail wrecks, up 157 deaths from the prior year. A writer in Atlante Monthly blames employee neglect over road rules, while management incurs blame for laxity and permissive operating practices.
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Millway
America
Atlante Monthly
Injured blacksmith near Milford faces likely fatal blow
Omar A. Stump a Milford blacksmith was kicked on the head while shoeing a horse. The animal proved unmanageable and struck him, throwing him across the room with his head hitting an anvil. He was unconscious and taken home with two doctors summoned. Spectators called the event a near miracle that he survived.
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Thin Place
Stump
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Special Sale Saturday at Our Fake Fresh Butter Columbia
A brief item notes a sale event this Saturday at the Columbia Candy Kitchen featuring butter products and a promotional tone. The fragment emphasizes a local shop's weekend sale with unspecified discounts.
Opposed 10 Parcels Post at Terre Haute Convention
Terre Haute Ind Jan day session closed the annual Indiana Retail Merchants association convention. B M Bush Evanville read a paper arguing against parcels post, saying it would centralize business in cities and hinder farmers and travelers. Officers elected include Clark Anderson president Walsh Terre Haute vice president Palfrey Vincennes secretary Herseg Mishawaka treasurer. Delegates totaled about one hundred with Fort Wayne nine and Evansville eight leading in attendance.
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Indiana Retail Merchants’association
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Congress
Ou & Paréels
United States
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Connersville
A. F Werkoff
Lafayette
Statasman
Peru
Hemenway
Beveridge
Bere Ade
Dr. Statesman
Last Day at Fort Wayne Big Dog and Poultry Show
The final day of the People’s Poultry and Pet Stock show in Fort Wayne features praise for the exhibit’s strength in attendance and variety. Breeders like Ha Burke hail the collection as the best in the west with many prizes awarded for terriers, cockerels, poultry, and sporting dogs as judging continues and crowds gather.
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People's Poultry and Pet Gtock Association
Ha. Burke
Boston Terriers
Tam
Fort Wayne
AL C. Bostwick
Mamanock
C Snaulding
Norwood Kennels
Madeira
A. G. Wherhart
Gamp Dennison
Ed Burke
Wyick
Poultry Department
Cisses
Fisime
I Dent
K. Sophie Waters
Laporte
Ind
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Chicago
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Dent
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Sliver
Albert
Pape
James O'Ryan
Rhony Ramp
Duke
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O'Ryan
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Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Prairie City Readers
Fragmented ad text touts Dean's Kidney Pills for back aches and kidney support. Claims prove effectiveness, urging readers to visit Meyer Bros. drug stores in Port Wayne and Rustals agents, with price and nationwide distribution notes. Mentions city exhibition without clear event link.
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Barringer
Cheuncey Street
Columbia City
Ind
Sydney
Frans
Deen
Port Wayne
Meyer! Bros. Con Drug Stores
Frico
Foster-afilbura Co
Rustals
United States
Dear's
City News Roundup of Local Incidents and Meetings
Patrol Driver Edward Bevelheimer was off duty for the night due to illness. John Pitzgereid, arrested here, was taken to Paulding last night to answer a desertion charge. The Degree of Honor lodge plans a Saturday gathering at Henry Whiteman’s home, 720 Barer Street, not 1217 Lake Avenue. A small stove fire at 1927 Gay Street caused by hot dials was confined by the fire department. no loss reported at owner August Ride’s residence. The B. J. Sewing club was organized at Pearl Garrison’s home on South Broadwey. members include Grace Blake, Lillian Buchman, Lulu Seitert, Blanche Buchmen, Clara Garrison, Phyl Besson, and Pear Garrison. next meeting at Miss Hesner’s, 1154 Monroe Street. Reverend LE. Bill of the Evangelistic Band of the University of Chi cago arrived and preached at First Baptist Church. services to continue tonight. Members expected to attend include Barratt, Fencers, Silinger, and Bo. A children’s service is set for 3 pm with another at 7:30 pm.
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John Pitzgereid
Paulding
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 2
Henry Whiteman
Barer Street
Lake Avenue
Gay Street
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Pearl
Clara Garrison
Pihyl Besson
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Monroe Street
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Bend
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Silinger
Board of Trade For Tariff Revision Urges Expedited Revisions
Washington January 23 The national board of trade concluded its sessions with resolutions urging 40 expeditious revision of the tariff and endorsing a permanent tariff commission. It called on Congress to define tariff status for insular possessions. Officers elected for the year include President Frank D La Lanne Philadelphia first vice president P B W Esser Nashville second vice president Clinton White Boston treasurer William R Tucker Philadelphia.
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Dex
Meyer
Congress
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Philadelphk
MW Esces
Nashville
Tenn
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Boston
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Philadelphia
Valet Faversham’s Death Under Mysterious Circumstances
Chicago report states valet George Canty, employed by actor William Faversham, died by his own hand in a late night incident. Police offer no motive and search for answers as the employer remains in town for a May appearance.
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Chicago
George Canty
William Faversham
The Truth About Kidney Trouble Discovery Claim
A historical medical note discusses persistent headaches linked to kidney inflammation and toxin buildup. It touts Fulton’s Renal Compound as the key remedy, claiming inflammation reduction reopens tubules and restores function, with promotional asks for literature and distribution details.
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Casey
John J. Fulton CO
Oakland
Cal Mever Bras
Drugeiste
Tly
Indictments Plea Guilty Offers in County Court Docket
Prosecutor seeks guilty pleas to dismiss multiple cases in November term to recover county costs. Names listed include Alderman Bicknese Baral Hagerfeld Himber Knapp Laureineg Meyers Wiebke Notextein Schmidt and others. Several cases involve selling to minors under screen law with fines and costs imposed.
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Royaty
Albert EH
Thomas
Attorne
H. D. Alderman
Fred ©. Bicknese
John C. Baral
Henry Baral
Frederick Bauer
Gottlieb Geller
Charles BR. Geaeheart
Chari Gaiber
Christi Hagerfeld
Joan Mt. Himber
Willam
TW. Knapp
John E. Laureineg
Frederick HB. Meyers
Charles W. Meyers
Hugh Wortocastle
William
Wiebke
C. Wiebke
Ray
Reaser
William Malle
Diedrick Nabrivold
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Henry W. Schmidt
Jan Buttees
Art Fry
Jalion
Good Citizens league leader praises law enforcement stance
Mr. William D. Page and Dr M A Mason express satisfaction with Prosecuting Attorney Thames and Mayor Hosey. They believe current enforcement will continue for now and that liquor dealers may adjust without renewed action.
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William D. Page
Good Citizens’ League
Thames
Page
Thomas
Hosey
Long
M.A. Mason
Art. Thomas
Stiff Bosom Shirts Sale at Patterson Fletcher Co
Reading from a 19th century advertising note, Fanny Stiff Bosom Shirts offered half price with shirt prices listed as two dollars to four dollars. The ad promises quick sale terms and mentions limited-time pricing through February.
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Patterson-Fletcher
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