Automobiles May Rule Trotting Records in Coming Era
A Boston Post article outlines how racing autos could surpass horse speed in trotting races. It notes several elite horses and owners, including Vanderbilt and Maud S, and discusses feasibility, driver skill, and potential record-breaking mile times as automobiles near two minute marks and threaten traditional trotting speeds.
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Boston Posty
Allx
Gil
Thay
Imps County
Wit Wandesbilt
Jos Preneh
Meing
Vavelige Las
Atbeb
Hostwick
Ena Hialds
de Wolfe Bhamp
Mostwick
Winton
Cleveland
Bostwick
Vanderbilt
Aishan
Leeson
Min
Tim
Dutorval
Yada and Neheen Co
Ulin
Nillea
Ake
Nin
Tunte
Cade
Tare
Farre
Chiaiga Hocantly
Fa Hiesa Wilk Motor Pyce
Oddball Towns and Experiments in Communism Worldwide
The article surveys extreme models from 19th to early 20th century, noting towns with unique economies and governance. It highlights Happy Towns-like experiments, cashless communities, and Communist settlements including Ain Cumprunist eator in Conte, and McAles ter in Indian Territory, describing their tax status, labor systems, and municipal aims amid poverty and reforms. It mentions a Missouri town named Toe-on-Black-Bunke-Hulls and describes residents performing public works without pay, the aim of modernizing streets and schools, and the varied outcomes of these experiments.
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Opsa
Tatndes
Uraen
Conte
Marnpuay
William Lina
McAlester
Indian Territory
Potlee
Wldermenm
Missouri
Haneeangee
Mentowus
Devil Hunt Stirs Village Amid Medieval Superstition
A fire devastated sheds and barns near Depeshy, five miles from Rabin, amid rumors of devil worship. An elderly villager was attacked as mobs blamed witchery, leading to a brutal severing of the victim’s head as authorities launch a strict inquiry. English services report a gender imbalance with 121 women for every 100 men.
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Rabrin
Whart Havas
Biwilanly
Aisthari Tee
Electric Fish of the Nile and the Electric Battery
A fragmented account describes ancient Egyptian pictures and the Nile water as the setting for an early electric battery. It mentions a river voyage and a battery built from 2,000,000 small disks connected in compartments with terminals for electrical effects, likening it to a marvel from antiquity.
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Nile
Stei
Duel in the Air Hallows Dust in Branco Duel
An 1808 air duel named hallows dust in Branco drew combatants Me de Grandpre and M le Bigna after a quarrel over Indy. Indy involved Mlle Brevit, an operatic actress, as the spectacle unfolded at the imperial opera circle with Grandpre arriving in a car with his second and le Pique joining on the athletic Garden of the Tulleviss.
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M. de Grandpre
BL le Pique
Lisseroud
Escand
Pares
Branco
ME. de Grandpre
M. le Bigna
W Indy
Indy
Halon
M. le Pique
Indiana Rural Vote Key To McKinley Victory Says Indiana Republicans
A Republican propagandist view from Indiana stresses the rural vote as pivotal to McKinley’s success. It claims city support is weak, cites Marion and Albany as likely to swing Democratic, and warns labor unions in Muncie and Indianapolis may boost Democratic turnout. The piece notes party leaders aim to mobilize farmers and rural voters to offset urban losses.
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Thyspublicans
India
Witnens
Bunyon
Liefest
Marion County
McKinley
Bevan Wa
Indiana
Pwnty
Iethargy
Tyan
Republican Party
MaKinley
Albany
Marion
Muncie
Trepvthean
Notimnal
Mark Hhnna
Ntearei Smurees
Democratic Maury
Stato
Beardsley Nuptials Attract Western Guests In Elkhart
A wedding reception followed the ceremony with palms and ferny arrangements. Mrs Beltza served, hugs by B B S club members. Guests from Elkhart and nearby towns attended including Mr and Mrs B Beardsley of Lichart and others from Kalamazoo, Cleveland, Ann Arbor, Pittsburgh, Kendallville, and New York City. Afterward the couple planned to reside in Elkhart, returning home after December 1.
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Beltza
Beardsley
Llichart
Paunte
Arthur ‘Bewdsley
Halamazoo
Mich
Z. Beards- Iny
Thome Beardsley
South Bay
Rachel Beardsley
Elkourt
Charles Beardsley
Cleveland
David
Ann Arbor
John T. Beardsley
Pittsburg
Samuel Hoke
Ats Colling
Here
George Smiley
Kendallwith
Winsemina
Winsemina, of Naw Yorke City
Dad Nive
J. Wy Caswell
Columbia City
Walter Schutt
Graveland
Gart Schutt
Fendallville
Philadelphia
Elkhart
Boy Crippled in Accident At Colwabl City Train Yard
A young boy was severely injured when struck by train No 20 as it moved through Colwabl City. The incident occurred during a public school outing attended by local children and several officials. A sister and bystander witnesses described the sudden strike and the ensuing scramble to aid the injured boy, who suffered a severed leg and other injuries. Emergency responders arrived, and authorities investigated the event, with no further details available at press time.
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Gesseven
Tery
Maud
Willan H. Vandernilt
Robart Tanner
A. Rouhester
Bening
St. Julien
Volunteer
Sande
Ote Vanderbilt
Maud S
Nilehur
Cienga
St. Tudian
Daud
Yidlis
Harold
Bih
Wartford
Robert Bonner
Clevelant
Ranile
Toxluylom
Anany
Maud B. Wan
Link
Sutiol
Siuekjou
Gillee Salky
Haute
Alix
Pactplus
Reing
Wes Veanraad
Natcy Hank
Galesburg
Diskurbert Woeil
Chines
Empire City
Harsenven
Columbia
Vielowis
Etry Fornevivania
Yustalay
Stalin
Erna
Wales
Michael Shen
Hwtn
Plymouth Congregational Tap Boys Meet For Annual Vel
The annual meeting of the tap boys of Plymouth Congregations was held Thursday with reports from officers showing good progress. Officers listed include Cloehal Theo and W. BR. Tonge, with clerks Ay WL Wawag and others noted.
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Tplymouth
Cloehal
Theo
W. BR
Tonge
Tage
Tiangy
Biguing Saloat Snpeyllntty Nasil
Baer Alvesmen
Ve-Electes
Court News Ayestel Le Rawser sues over estate claims
Ayestel Le Rawser has filed an administrator's report in the estate of John Dowser deceased and Lovin LeGraw estate against Herman Kappell for $1 900 99. W Diskman Hoy Colerick are plaintiffs' attorneys. Genew Koppell administrator has commenced suit against Herman Kappell et al for $700. Herbert N. Lowne through attorney Mr Blakes has commenced suit for $1 000 damages. Courthouse notices and court actions referenced.
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Ayestel le Rawser
John Dowser
Deceazad
Frederick LeGraw
Aubinistyacapathae
Lovin LeGraw
Ques Stewarts& Ge
Lawla LaGiow
al Wable
Hew Court House
Wedded Thursday Morning at VeRidonew of Me
A pretty wedding occurred Thursday evening at the VeRidonew of Me with Mr. Reitana and Miss Maud Brown of Minneapolis as principal parties. The ceremony, led by Rev. D. W. Moffat, was in the Etyst Presbyterian church with attendants and music by a local band. The couple, both well attired, stood in a decoratively arranged room for the service.
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Wil Reitne
Lakesiee
Mea Lolia Keay
Aut Arbor
Bylde J
Legal notices and court actions in Fort Wayne area
Plainitite al leges from Woodstock arrives in Allan county management case. Several suits listed: Joseph Mayhew v Edward J. Quay over mortgage $250. Wayne Hospital name change to Fort Wayne Hospital discussed. Charles A. Garrison v Cornelius and Izabella Farrell for $247.21 and mortgage foreclosure. Verdicts and appeals noted including Willine A. Scheitaain Port Wayne Lithographing case and guardian matters for Elizabeth Snuffer estate.
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T. E. Elison
Plainitite
Allan County
Woodstock
Tit
Anc
Eliison
Joseph “Mayhew
Edward J. Quay
Margaret Zeahouder
Attoney MT
Stokes
Wayne
Hoyo Hospital
Fort Wayne
Tad
Martin Behyamur
Peter Noll
Ludge O'Ravece
Plaintur
William Geuke
Maunrey Goltberger
Eetruit
Squire Tanony
William Spindrey
Antany
Elinabetl Snuffer
Tinal
Tindge O'Rourke
Philia
Wyss
Frederick Stephan Toy Triad
Wovemmer
Circuit Court
Ue Baidlton Nationind Bral
Andrew Little
Ton Mavis, Jr
Crcuit Conrwass
Willine A. Scheitaain
Port Wayne Lithycaphing Company
Austed Am Ampent
Supreme Court
Marhet
John F. Rodakough
N. Keaton
Clewe Initiar
Chileren
J. x. Harper
Usband
Dawnon
Buters
Aefondant
Death stops his journey after wagon crash near Lindenwood
A traveler named Thomas A. Cian, thirty seven, died after his prairie schooner wagon overturned near Canowaiters Lion while en route from Grant county toward St. Louis. Relatives arranged care and hospital transfer as authorities investigated the mishap. Cian, born in Grant county, had started weeks earlier, seeking work. relatives and local officials offered support. The incident occurred during a difficult travel period, with emergency aid and inquest conversations continuing.
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Garner
Dawhville
Wien
Bie
Noel
Thomas A. Cian
Airetolis
Caniwaiters
LION
Lawly
Centlivis
Uney
Grant County
St. Louis
Eleknear
Murrant
Coldwaln
Ant Premont
Wonen Port Wayne
Hovoner Barnets
Afar
Lindenwood
Tiazin Hydebyah
Vata
Hongland
Loman
Bryan Opens Ohio Tour With Toledo Stop and Speaks at Bowling Green
President Bryan begins a four city Ohio swing with an informal Toledo speech. He to visit Bowling Green and Newark areas, addressing workingmen amid rain, with crowds of several hundred. The tour includes stops at Zinz, Dublin, and subsequent appearances planned in Columbus and Newark.
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Kenton
Ohl
W. J. Bryan
Mir
Berma
Toledo
Detroit
Dryan
Oie
Liemand
Bryn
Bryan
Lil
Mieroattov
Janving
Wew Yorke
West Winghil
Banryland
Déleware
Ton Tresey
Valusie
Mr. Bryan
Tuledo
Chon
Dowling Green
My. Moyne Ea
Eleeting
Brey
Zindlay
Tolviin Atarion
Jones
O- Verto
Beyare Yd Fey
Confarette
Mr. Jones
Healin
Mryan
Ohio
Ellison outlines observance and charity efforts
Hon T E Ellison states that the Indians bean of charities and car sections in laws a general observance of Ellison Sunday OctoberB aunt i the seqwest of tha Vaard the Baptist state convention Friday posse vaccination sucoramng. We of new work the slate lounds hed prepared at Jeatter Wwhigh will be of naugh vasistange, and these will be given cheerfully an application to either Mr. Dilson or Usa Secretary, A W Butler, at Indianpolis.
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T. E. Ellison
Ellison
Baptist State Convention
Ma. Dilson
USA
A. W. Butler
Indianpolis
Accident on Harrison Street Stairs Leaves Man Injured
A man, identified as Barney Cotney, fell on the stairs at the southeast corner of Gule Wmbin and Harrison streets. He injured his shoulder but managed to rise and retire to a nearby inn. An employee of the Harrison Street tea stand aided him as Mrs. Bows Monro of Melita Avenue attended.
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Brrney Cotney
Moomer
Harrison Streets
Niterom
Cotney
Harrison Street
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