Populists Nominate Congressional Slates and Remedies Advised
The text notes Branded nominating cycles for Lafollette and Beve Cole with Frank H. Snyder cited for congress by the populists. It also touts Ely's Cream Balm as a nasal catarrh remedy praised by physicians and patients, highlighting its easy application and reach to ulcerated surfaces. Musing on medicinal endorsements, it mentions M. J. Davis as a prominent physician in Lewis Cass county and a veteran practitioner.
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Psant
Lafollette
Jay
Wes Nomi
Beve Cole
Blackford
Yes
Frank H. &Nyder
Oral Saunty
Congress
Cal
Ely
Lis Worth
M. J. Davis
Lewis
Cass County
Lews
Igs
Wandering German Missing Man Found Near Judd Junction
Christian Epple a German resident of Taylor street was missing for three to four weeks. He was found near Judd Junction at Judd Station after wandering through marshes near Chicago. He arrived home in a deplorable condition with sore feet torn clothing and no clear account of how he survived.
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Christian Epple
Taylor Street
Whitley County
Henry Lapp
Judd Junction
Stony Island
Epple
Judd
Hughes
Walnut Street
Eppie
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Four Centennial Committees Organize for Fort Wayne Celebration
In Defiance, four centennial committees met at city hall to plan the Fort Wayne celebration. Judges O Rourke Ninde and Morris attended finance program and music groups with chairs John White Anselem Fuelber and A J Friend. Secretary Dougal outlined steps, a grand march by Professor Bona, and early choir training.
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Fort Wayne
Judge O'Rourke
Nindé
Morris
John W. White
Charlee H. Worden
E. F. Yarnelle
Anselem Fuelber
A. J. .Friend
F. E Stouder
Dougal
Bona
Defiance
Forger Skips After Forged Note At Harrison Street Boarding Home
A smooth stranger visited Rev. J. P. Rice at 449 South Calhoun Street asking for a loan. Rice refused, the man forged the pastor's signature on a note and swindled a Harrison Street boarder out of a week’s board before Officer Phipps chased him out of town as a vagabond.
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J. P. Rice
Christian Chapel
South Calhoun Street
Groundhog Killed by Constable in Adams Township
A groundhog killed by Constable Bagby in Adams township while serving papers for Justice Wilkinson. The officer, aiming at the animal from his hip pocket, shot the creature, which was then stuffed and displayed in the Justice’s office amid Baptist Convention notes.
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Adams Township
Constable Bagby
Hicks and Wiggins
Bagby
Wilkircon
Office of
Justice
Wilkinson
Convention Names Officers for Northern Indiana Baptist Association
The Northern Indiana Baptist association elected officers yesterday afternoon for the coming year. President is Rev. C. F. Vreeland, vice president J. M. Reese, secretary and treasurer Hattie Kreps, and executive committee members Mrs A Parker, Rev. J. C. Rhodes and C. J. Garvin.
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The
Northern Indiana Baptist Association
C. F. Vreeland
J. M. Reese
Mies Hattie Kreps
Mias A. Parker
J. C. Rhodes
C.J. Garvin
Court rules county official duties ministerial in school census
Indiana Supreme Court upholds a lower court ruling in the Fort Wayne school enumeration case. It says the county superintendent acts only ministerially and cannot order a reenumeration. The same session notes the state quarantine is lifted from state benevolent institutions except the feeble minded institute remains open.
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Supreme Court
Indianapolis
F. J. Young
Oliver P. Morgan
City of
Fort Wayne
Coffey
Weiss Circuit Court
Young
State Board of Health
Women oppose suffrage rhetoric and mock proposals
Wichita readers hear local dissent as a Cooking club mocks equal suffrage and imagines odd future society pages. The piece contrasts anti suffrage views from a Wichita observer with national politics as Senator Hill leads opposition to an income tax in the Senate tariff debate.
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Wasuixetoy
Stevenson
Senate
District of
Alaska
Alabama
United States
Hill
Democratic Party
Congress
Mr. Hill
Democrate
Oregon
Senator Hill
New York City
Evan Thomas
William Steinway
Louis Windmuller
J. Edward Simmomdas
D. Babcock
W. Bayard Cutting
John H. Inman
Alex Earr
Democrata
Court Upheld Law Requiring School Funds Return
The supreme court affirmed the March 3 1893 law requiring school corporations to return to the county treasurer any unexpended state tuition balance over 100. About 200000 is to be returned. The attorney general may receive about 50000 in fees due to the decision.
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Supreme Court
Ossian Enforces 100 Dollar Saloon License Cracks Down
Ossian town council imposed a $100 saloon license that forces the closure of the Ossian saloon. The stock and furniture will be moved to Hoagland for resumption of business. The move signals Ossian freeing itself from saloons.
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Ossian
Hoagland
Temperance Rally to Feature Judge Kirkpatrick Address
Kokomo based Judge Kirkpatrick state president of the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor will deliver the principal Fourth of July temperance rally address at Williams Park. Preparations are complete and attendees from across the county are expected.
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Judge Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
Williams Park
Cure for Catarrh Promises One Hundred Dollar Reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars if failing to cure and cites testimonials. Also notes Mexican railways and a July 5 excursion to the South via The Muncie. Chamberlain's Colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy is recommended as summer insurance with 25 and 50 cent bottles available.
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Tall
Hall
Chaney & Co
Toledo
Draguists
Fearful storm damages city with lightning and Flooding
The Thursday afternoon storm swept across the region causing extensive damage. Lightning struck homes on Winter and Barr streets, uprooted shade trees on West Berry Street, and caused fires in furniture and frames. Cellars flooded citywide and telephones streetcars and electric lines were disrupted. No serious injuries reported though several residents were shocked. The storm also damaged farms three miles southwest of town and toppled cherry trees and wheat fields.
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Louis Wolf
West Berry Street
Bloomingdale
William Storch
Winter Street
Jefferson Street
William Koenig, Jr
Mra. Doupler
Barthold
John Klee
East Washington Street
J. A. Mason
City
Prohibition Convention Nominates E. Graham for Congress
E. Graham of Fort Wayne received unanimous nomination for congress from a large prohibition convention. An unrelated paragraph extols Pearl divers and a poetic verse about beauty and lips. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm claiming fast relief for rheumatism with a 50 cent bottle available at druggists.
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E. Graham
Fort Wayne
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Desance Feeple
Marek
Pastor Rice
Harrison Street
Baptist Convention
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Susan B. Anthony
Catt
Cooking Club
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Lonedale
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Thompson
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McCarty
Mike
Pat
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Mexico
the Muncie
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Huntertown
Ladiea
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California Fig Syrup Co
James Ryan
George
South Bend
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Bodismarvelis
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Pere Wayne
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Ala
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Mobile
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Hne
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Cincinnati
Lexington
Jackson Smith
Atmore
Hgago
Rock Island & Pacific
Rock Island
Pao Faithful
Ca Babe
Paw
Rom
Rock of
Colorado
Canada
Adi Jno
Gen. i Ticket & Pass
Ill
Raji
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Tennessee
Alament
Florida
Mississippi
St Louis
Evansville
C. P. Atmore
Louiaville, Ky
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Exery Family
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Dr. Cady
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