Pack Train Ambush Kills Lieutenant and Two Men in Luzon
Manila reports a pack train with fifty escort was ambushed in Laguns province. Lieutenant Halston of the Thirtieth Infantry and two soldiers were killed. five wounded and nine missing. the train lost. Doret of the Forty-fifth Infantry engaged insurgents in Batangas, killing eight and capturing seventeen. Otis notes ongoing operations and casualties.
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Washington
Luzon
Manila
Santo Tomas
San Pablo
Laguns Province
Halston
Doret
Batangas
Otis
Oldest Native Born Hoosier Still Hoosier
Shelbyville Indiana January 17 Isaac Wilson born May 20 1807 in Jefferson County Indiana Territory is nearing ninety three and has lived in Indiana his entire life. He has been recognized as the oldest native born Hoosier for more than fifteen years and shows no sign of surrendering the title.
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Shelbyville
Ind
James Hillis
Kotomoe
Mary C. Pile
Pefersonville
Shelby County
Isaac
Hillis
Pile
Desert Reform In France Brings Green Pines And Hope
In northwest France between the Adour and Garonne a barren desert transformed into green pine woods after Bremontier, a roads inspector, fenced the area and planted broom seeds. Wind and sun once created sandstorms and despair. a single man's effort began turning dust into growth.
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France
Adour
Garonne
Bay of Biscay
Bremontier
Tie
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted By Lynn Officials
A tipped claim touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the record medicine for female ailments. The notice asserts Mrs Pinkham’s letters from about a million women prove cures and that Lynn officials certify free books and letters answered by women only.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Death’s Harvest of a Day Edward A Wiegand Dies
Edward A. Wiegand, 17, dies at his mother Mrs Monica Wiegand 343 Lafayette St from heart failure after two years of poor health. He was a member of the Guardian Angels society of St Peter’s Catholic church and leaves brothers and three sisters along with his mother.
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Edward A. Wiegand
Monica Wiegand
Lafayette Street
Guardian Angels’ Society
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Leaves Ave Brothers
Three Sisters
Couple Pape Die at Home from Lung Fever
Mr and Mrs William C Pape die at 6 30 o clock Saturday at the family residence 20 West Third street from lung fever The little one nearly nine years of age also noted in the report
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William C. Pape
West Third Street
Seven year old Ethel Klipsch dies of croup
Ethel Klipsch aged seven died Friday at the School for Feeble Minded Youth from croup. Her body was shipped to Hope Indiana on Monday for interment.
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Ethel Klipsch
Hope
Ind
Government Seeds Preparations Underway for Distribution
Preparations for distribution of government seeds are now underway with key officials and agencies coordinating to ensure timely delivery. Local leaders indicate distribution will prioritize farming communities and cooperatives, aiming to boost crop yields and stabilize food supply.
Seed distribution in Congress draws critique and praise
An Washington Letter questions the annual seed distribution by the agricultural department. It argues the system benefits lawmakers and voters more than science, detailing the contract setup, Whittleton’s seed table, and the allotments of vegetable, flower, cotton, tobacco, and lawn grass seeds to each congress member, with regional variations and packaging carefulness.
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Agricultural Department
Treasury
Congress
Morton
Department
Charles Parker
Santa Clara
Cal
Washington
R. J. Whittleton
Whittleton
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana
Beigler Infant Found Dead at Home
Shortly before noon Monday the three months eleven days old son of Mr and Mrs E G Beigler was found dead in bed at 100 Chicago street. Deputy Coroner Barnett visited the home and has not yet filed a report.
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E. G. Biegler
Chicago Street
Barnett
Beverley Hall dies in Marion at sixty two after illness
Beverley Hall formerly of this city died Saturday in Marion Ohio where he had been running a hotel. He was sixty two and had suffered poor health for several years including a prior stroke of paralysis.
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Beverley Hall
Marion
Ohio
Hall
Death of Mrs Emma Seibert at Rumsey and High Streets
Mrs Emma Seibert wife of Charles Seibert died at 7:30 am Thursday at the family residence corner Rumsey and High streets aged 27 years 7 months 16 days She was daughter of Prof Philip Wassmann once a noted music teacher now in Toledo Her infant daughter who had just been born also died A sister and three other children survive her husband and father are living with the family.
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Emma Seibert
Charles Seibert
Rumsey and
High Streets
Seibert
Philip Wassmann
Toledo
Death Notice for Edgar Koch at Sixteen
Edgar Koch, son of Mr and Mrs Julius Koch of 47 Oliver Street, died last week after a prolonged illness from diabetes. He was sixteen years old. His father is a machinist employed by the Pennsylvania Company.
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Edgar Koch
Julius Koch
Oliver Street
Pennsylvania Company
Infant Britton Dies at Eleven Months Old
Illien Britton, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles M Britton, died last Wednesday at 45 Hugh Street from inflammation of the bowels. She was eleven months and six days old. The father is a fireman on the Grand Rapids and Indiana road.
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Illien Britton
Charles M. Britton
Hugh Street
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Child Dies of Diphtheria In City, Marie Crouse
The one year old Marie Crouse died at 10 o clock last Wednesday at her grandparents home 5 Fulton street from diphtheria. She was visiting friends here while the parents Frank and Mrs Crouse reside ten miles west of the city.
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Marie Crouse
Frank Crouse
Adolph Parnin
Fulton Street
Adam Gross Dies After Prolonged Illness At Home
Adam Gross died Friday morning from heart trouble at his residence 12 Highland street after a long illness. A native of Pennsylvania born August 5, 1885, he moved from Churu busco to this city years ago. Surviving are his widow, two daughters and one son.
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Adam Gross
Highland Street
Mr. Gross
Pennsylvania
Churubusco
Infant Lepper Dies at One Day from Spasms
Arina Lepper infant daughter of Mr and Mrs L Lepper died Friday morning at 63 Lillie Street from spasms at the family residence. She was one day old.
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Arina Lepper
Mrs Mary Babcock Dies at 77 in Home
Mrs Mary Babcock widow of John F Babcock died of apoplexy at 11 pm Friday at 396 Harrison Street. She was 77 and stricken in the afternoon, lingering in a semi conscious state. Surviving are four children.
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Mary Babcock
Harrison Street
Wolseley Escapes Burmese Battle Narrowly
A young Wolseley in Burmah, three years in the army, falls into a deep hole and emerges on the enemy side. Surrounded by bullets, he crawls back to cover then escapes amid heavy fire. He is wounded but survives while a nearby comrade dies. Collier's Weekly recounts the perilous episode.
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Lord Wolseley
Burmah
Wolseley
Collier’s Weekly
Diplomats Exempt From Rabies Dog Rules
Washington’s dog scare highlights that diplomats’ canines are not muzzled or taxed. Foreign embassies may roam free while American citizens must tag and license dogs, with the district sending free tags to embassies and $2 required for citizens to obtain a tag.
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Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Agricultural Department
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
McKinley
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Announced for Nasal Use
The Ely Brothers announce Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal use with atomizers. Priced at 75 cents including the spraying tube, available from Druggists or by mail. The liquid preserves the balm's medicinal effects, is quickly absorbed, and does not dry secretions, restoring natural health. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., N. Y.
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Ely’s
Ely Brothers
Warren
Stillwell Boy Ray Worden Passes After Illness
Ray Worden Stillwell, 16, son of Mr and Mrs E M Stillwell, died Saturday morning at the family home 70 Huestis avenue after a long illness. He was born in Ohio.
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Ray Worden Stillwell
E. M. Stillwell
Huestis Avenue
Ohio
Infant daughter of Paynes dies at one day old
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Paynes 11 Ida avenue died Friday evening from exhaustion at the age of one day.
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J. W. Paynes
Ida Avenue
Lobster Picks and Crackers on Tableware Display
A late tableware trend features lobster picks and crackers used with whole broiled lobsters. The implements are noted for six uses at each dining session and are presented as essential marine dining accessories.
Dr Miles Nervine touted as grip cure needs no disease
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for La Grippe and nervous distress. It claims the tonic feeds and heals nerves, restores sleep, appetite, and strength, and cites testimonials from Mrs Wim B Swank and Mrs E C Bawley. Dr Miles Remedies are sold with a guarantee and free booklet.
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LaGrippe
Miles’ Nervine
Grip
Miles
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Dr. Miles
E.C. Bawley
Waterloo
Ind
Miles Medicar Co
Elkhart
Life and fear in the vast unknown
Falkland reflects on existence as a clouded being in a darkness of fear and limit. He compares thought to circles diminishing in the water, fading into immeasurable space. Life is a real night while death brings the first morning and certainty.
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Falkland
Beechers Pulpit On Man and Universe Visions
The sermon argues no man can study the universe without sensing a creator. The scene recalls Robert Ingersoll visiting Mr. Beecher, where a globe on the table displayed the earth’s continents and seas in elegant outlines.
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Robert Ingersoll
Mr. Beecher
Labor Conditions in France Report Review
A condensed excerpt discusses labor conditions in France with fragmented phrasing. It mentions general hardships faced by workers and hints at official oversight or study, without detailed statistics or named institutions. The readable text centers on conditions rather than specific events or dates.
Labor Day Hours Debated For Men Women And Children
The Indianapolis News notes a proposal to set labor hours as a holiday standard for men women and children. It also records a plan to cut the eleven hour law to ten and one half hours after three years and to ten hours after six years.
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Indianapolis News
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