Roosevelt seeks Senate action on Brownsville case findings
President Roosevelt transmitted a special message with exhibits and witness testimony on the Brownsville affair. He asserts that members of the 25th Infantry were involved and that some dismissed soldiers knew of the crimes. He revokes the civil employment ban part of the original order while preserving the dismissal as valid.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Brownsville
Purdy
Brocksom
Texas
Fort Brown
25Th Infantry
Ben
Taft
United States
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Baisen
Blocksom
R. B. Creager
Springfield Rifles
Secretary of War
Seven Die in Indiana Mine Disaster at Clinton
Seven miners were killed and three injured after an explosion at mine No. 7 in Clinton Indiana. Rescue teams recovered the dead and injured as crowds gathered. investigators suspect a keg of powder ignited by a lamp spark.
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Indiana
Clinton
Ind
Joe Joseph
ED Wolfe
Harman Drehemer
Anton Hotorik
Joe Pohoda
John Gregor
John Herman
Frank Dabrovusk
Anton Ahe
Charley Ogborn
No. 10
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for uterine diseases
Doctors misdiagnose many female symptoms as separate illnesses when they arise from uterine disease. The text promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic, nervine, and restorative for overworked women, claiming it strengthens the system, aids sleep, and calms nervous distress, with Easy to take Pleasant Pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Piérce
Train Collision In Dense Fog Injures Seven
Seven passengers on a Wabash sleeper were injured when an outward Monon train collided with it at 112th Street in fog. Injuries included head cuts, bruises to legs and hips, and a back injury. Causes cited as trainmen unable to discern signals in the fog.
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Monch
Chicago
112Th Street
Manuel Cook
Indianapolis
Edward Ferrentham
William Morgan
James Chancey
Ashland
Wis
W. F. Chapman
Louisville
F. J. Spencer
John Faulkner
Bay City
Mich
Chicago Junction Trainmen Suffer In Wreck
A Chicago Express eastbound on the Pittsburg and Western line collided at Allison Park with a heavy shifting engine. Engineer C. W. Myers of Chicago Junction was killed and Fireman H. C. Lewis fatally hurt. Several passengers were lightly cut. the crash stemmed from a freight wreck. The report notes prior statements by George W. Harris questioned after Goshen penitentiary sentencing.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Express
Pittsburg and Western
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Allison Park
C. W. Myers
Chicago Junction
H. C. Lewis
Anti liquor idea grows third of nation now day
Chicago reports that thirty million Americans, over one third of the population, live under prohibition per the Associated Prohibition Press. The piece details widespread dry gains in Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Indiana Ohio Vermont New Hampshire and more, with Sunday closing reducing arrests in Minneapolis St Louis and others. Chicago agitation against wide open Sunday policy is noted alongside case studies like San Francisco after the fire and fraternal orders adopting strict drink bans. Labor unions and Gompers pamphlets also cited as supporting anti liquor stance.
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Chicago
America
Associated Prohibition Press
Prohibition Movement
Prohibition
United States
Tennessee
Arkansas
Georgia
Indiana
Ohio
Vermont
New Hampshire
Minneapolis
Jones
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Indianapolis
Louisville
San Francisco
Odd Fellows
New York
Masonic Fraternity of
Kentucky
Knights of Pythias
Samuel Gompers
Wallace Hagenbeck Van Ambergh Shows Merge at Peru
The Wallace Hagenbeck and Van Ambergh shows merge at Peru, forming a combined property valued at $1,000,000. Owners include Benjamin E. Wallace of Peru, John Talbot of Denver, Jere Magavin and John H. Havlin of Cincinnati, and Frank R. Tate of St. Louis. Peru becomes their winter quarters. the road tour will use 85 cars.
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Wallace, Hagenbeck
van Ambergh
Peru
Benjamin E. Wallace
John Talbot
Denver
Jere Magavin
John H. Havlin
Cincinnati
Frank R. Tate
St. Louis
Nervine advertised as cure for nervous ailments
A vintage testimonial promotes Dr Miles Nervine claiming to restore nervous energy and cure a year of illness. Mrs Rosh Otto of Columbus Ohio testifies she improved after taking Nervine and recommends it to friends. Miles Medical Co markets the product via druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Rosh Otto
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana Solons Begin Fresh Session Push Bills Quickly
Indiana lawmakers resumed sessions at 2 pm with a push stance from Senate Lieutenant Governor Miller and House Speaker Branch. The Insurance bill by Babcock was introduced in the House and likely in the Senate, creating a new Department of Insurance with strong supervision and penalties. The session also discussed reorganization of veterinary exams and a gas price bill, while Speaker Branch announced committee appointments for key panels.
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Indianapolis
Senate
House of the General Assembly of
Indiana
Miller
House
Babcock
Farber
Hanly
Department of Insurance
Cox
London
Furnas
Moon
Barkley
Brown
Brosley
Dwyer
Meeker
Johnston
Springer
Ratliff
Faulkner
Green
Burns
Knisely
Schroeder
Caylor
McCloskey
Carmichael
Behmyer
McDonald
Andrew
Mortion
Stults
Holloway
Fitch
Kleckner
Cravens
Oberting
Fieming
Trusts
Norwood
Read
Johnson
Edwards
Zeis
Frump
Garrard
Greiger
Hays
Thornton
Woodfill
Stephens
Scholl
Watson
Zook
Baltzell
Condo
Hanna
McKinney
Wade
McEvoy
Keller
Geiss
Porter
Kelly
Joyce
Hottel
Strickland
Agriculture
Kimmel
Madden
Benevolent
Billingsley
Hostetter
Wells
Steele
Porter Billingsley
Simon
Morton
Katsley
Benson
G. Elliott
Hostettler
Fleming
Fruechtenicht
Morgan
Slainson
Zwok
Steale
Lutz
Eed
Kellar
Dailey
Bowlus
Olive
Wolz
Weaver
Parker
Baker
Downey
Eschbach
Gerrard
Vizard
Pierson
King
Louden
Greiger Reed
Kelley
Andrey
Rentscher
Hay
R. Eliott
Bruns
Slimp
Brockley
Klechkner
Cobl
Honan
Schall
Soldiers’ Monument
Cavlor
Maden
Rentschler
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Jackson
Volz
Ulrich
McCullough
White
Sicks
Indiana Senate
Linton A. Cox
Marion County
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Kate Leahy
Palermo Preciado
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Macedonio Ramirez
George W. Rendall
Jose Martinez
J. P. McDonald
F. H. A. Sanborn
Herbert Elkins
Charles S
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Lane
Baltimore and Ohio
George W. Harris
Goshen
Dodge
Lagrange
Sherrick
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Jay County
Branch
Ways and
Gus Conde
Marion
John H. Edwards
Mitchell
Banks
Marion FP. Stults
Huntington
Gilbert A. Elliott
South Bend
Wiliam Morton
Howard County
Thomas A. Daly
James H. Billingsley
Richard N. Elliott
Connersville
Criminal Code
Frank C. Olive
Rules
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Sump
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Zels
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