Local Notes and Elections Share News From City
Mrs Daniel Austin announces family events while Christ Hostman recovers from illness. Harry M Williams resigns as city editor of the Journal. Officer Jesse Patton resumes duty after beat exchange. Moellinger fire insured salvage settled at 42000 cash with 6500 salvage. Ed Bleemeyer reported missing after horse incident. Fr. Delaney announces lecture by Hon John Finerty on Ireland at Library Hall November 14. Charien McCulloch guards historic documents from Hugh McCulloch and a signed George Peabody letter.
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Christian Reinkensmeyer
Broadway
Christ Hostman
Harry M. Williams
Journal
Jesse Patton
Phipps
Pennsylvania
Wabseh
Moellinger
Ed Bleemeyer
Nirdlinger Avenue
Father Delaney
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
John Fr. Finerty
Chicago
Library Hall
Ireland
M. J. Murphy
Hugh McCulloch
Lincoln
George Peaody
Fort Wayne Man Arrested in Delphi Theft Case
Frank Edwards of Fort Wayne and Frank Beader, once a hotel attache, are jailed in Delphi on robbery charges after thieves broke into traveling man Wm O Bohn’s room at the Tucker house. Police traced suspects from Vandalia depot to Clymers and Wahesh before transport to Delphi for identification and recovery of goods.
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Frank Edwards
Logansport
Wm O. Bohn
Tucker House
Vandalia
Clymers
Delphi
Rohn
Frank Beader
Fort Wayne
Telegraph Operator Learns Son Is Lost On Steamship
In a Massillon AP line outage moment, the operator learns Fred D. Grant, editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and ex minister to Bolivia, is aboard the doomed steamer Tomer Ivanhoe. Grief hits the Associated Press staff as confirmation arrives. Separately, Populists miss a Supreme Court candidate on the state ballot. filings end before committee name is accepted. The piece notes a laxative ad ending.
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Massillon
Fred D Grant
Fred D. Grant
Associated Press Service
Bowser Denies It Then Admits Suspicion Amid Domestic Dispute
Mrs. Bowser confronts her husband about a possible plot to end his life for insurance. She presents a trail of found objects from his pockets and shoes as evidence. Bowser denies intention but relents as the exchange ends with warnings and a vow to assert authority at home.
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Mr. Bowser
Mrs. Bowser
Tam
Étalia
George
Wolves Quarrel Over Slurs End in Bloodied Fight
A Black Wolf and Gray Wolf clash after a dispute fueled by rumors and false praise. The Fox tries mediation, but the pair tumble into a near fatal battle before reconciliation by a peacemaker.
Enthusiastic Pine Hill audience ends in riot at Arizona talk
The Arizona Kicker reports a Pine Hill gathering where residents expected a serious Arizona statehood speech but rioted for comedic or religious notes. About 40 men shot with guns, 23 aimed at the speaker’s necktie, and 15 at platform lamps while the author escaped via a window and mule.
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Arizona
Pine Hill
Common Council
Ife
Larkins
Cochise Place
Detectives chase robbers as Morganfield aide to train gang
Cincinnati scene holds Morganfield awaiting leg healing after a freight mishap. Authorities press him as a suspect in the Aquis Creek train robbery while evidence and police searches mount for two or more fugitives. A Cumberland link, a rented house in St Bernard, and money seized tie the probe to Adams Express personnel.
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Cincinnati
Charles Morganfield
Quantico
Pitteburg
Winton Place
St. Bernard
Fogg
Adama Express
Morganfield
Deitche
Adams Express Company
Hia Palla
Chester Park
City Hospital
How the Gray Wolf and Black Wolf Came to Fight
A fox seeks the Gray Wolf and claims the Black Wolf has been spreading slander. The Gray Wolf is warned about slander from the Black Wolf, leading to tension between the two wolves and a potential conflict based on a rumor.
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the Black Wolf
Wes
Black Wolf
Gray Wolf
Fox
Mystery Ends After Tragedy in Frontier Town
A coroner was notified after a local man, Wright of Montana, killed a fellow and then waited on a customer for tobacco and flour. Wright’s grave is marked for his relatives, with the inquest noting his long desire to call someone a fool before the fatal strike in town.
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Taylor-Wright
Colonel Taylor
Bill Wright
White
Wright
Taylor
Uit
Thberu
Inontana
M. Quad
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praise Across Twenty Years
A promotional piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for uterine irregularities. It cites twenty years of public confidence, widespread gratitude letters, and druggist endorsements, urging women to profit from the experience of grateful users.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Letter Highlights Pinkham Vegetable Compound Help
Dear Mrs Pinkham last winter I suffered severe female troubles dizziness and faintness and grew very weak Thanks to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I am now as fat as ever and have no female troubles If you use my letter I hope it saves another poor mother's life Mrs ELLA Van BUREN St David Fulton Co Lt
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Mrs. Pinktum
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ella van Buren
St. David
Up Ground Bee Cellar Described By G M Doolittle
A historical note details a successful up ground cellar design from Mr. G M Doolittle as illustrated by Mr. Root in the A B C of Bee Culture. The description covers site grading roof layout doors vents and water drainage with an ante room and a sequence for entering the cellar while managing bees.
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Mr. Root
G. M. Doolittle
Underground bee cellar design and alfalfa notes for farmers
The article describes an underground bee wintering cellar with earth cover, dry floors, and two ventilating systems, plus detailed notes on alfalfa as a perennial crop, its drought tolerance, yield potential, seeding rates, and pasturing considerations. It also lists egg weights by breed, advocates an irrigation survey for Kansas, and cites a light 1894 US wool clip.
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Walla
Alfalfa or Lucern Its Rise as Hay Feed Across the West
Thousands of western farmers switch to alfalfa as a staple forage plant. Alfalfa defies drought, frost damage, and pests, producing high quality hay two to four times yearly. In many regions tame grasses struggle, making alfalfa a near necessity for profitable farming.
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Kansas
American Agriculturist
Missouri River
Timothy
Great West
Remarkable tale from Covington about Mackinac trip
A Covington gathering hears a tale from a wife about a trip to Mackinac. The hostess claims the Michigan state institution for the deaf and dumb sifts a barrel of flour per meal and boils many potatoes, cabbages and apples for daily meals. Her husband adds humor about milking a whole cow daily.
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Covington
Mackinac
State Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Michigan
Harry
Cincinnati Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward note
The advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and uses testimonials from Toledo Ohio wholesalers. It promotes internal use, pricing at 75 cents per wet bottle, and claims the product acts on blood and mucous surfaces.
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Hall
J.cheney
Toledo
Ohio
Dr. King's New Discovery free trial offer and sundry ads
Historic ad bundle offers free samples of Dr King s New Discovery and New Life Pills plus a World s Columbian Exposition folio for postage stamps. Also promoted Bucklen s Arnica Salve tested for bruises and skin eruptions. Separate notice covers civil service exam rules and a theft incident involving George D Armstrong.
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Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dreier & Bros
H. E Bucklen & CO
Ill
Bucklen
Arnica Salve
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Honda
Dreier & Bro
Civil Service Rules
Wasnisday
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Iodianapolis Grain and Stock Commission Company
Anderson Bank
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