Carpenter seriously injured in fall at Caroline Street building
Conrad Nahrwold a 30 year old carpenter, working on a new house at 12 Caroline Street, fell 25 to 30 feet and was left with severe head wounds, a fractured skull, arm injuries and other gashes. He was taken to St Joseph hospital where doctors treated him. prognosis is fatal. Also included: pensioning tips from Agent Spencer and a note on a Fort Wayne library room renovation.
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Squire Hause Blesses Daughter After Secret Marriage
A daughter of Squire Hause wed ten days prior, a union long kept secret until today. Hause, famed for uniting eloping couples, initially doubted the report but finally gave his blessing and presented the couple with a handsome home.
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Carter Will Case Prominent Dur Court Trial Ends in Compromise
Review of the Carter will case, on trial in the circuit court before Special Judge John Moris for over two weeks, ended in a compromise with defendants paying plaintiff $1200. The suit by Mrs Juliet Lingfelser against Clemens and Helen Carter, daughters of the late August C Carter, challenged the will leaving most estate to the daughters. Evidence showed the testatrix was frail and grieving, with contested claims of undue influence by the daughters. The case featured expert testimony on mental state and concluded with a settlement, while lawyers included Judge Lowry, H Hanna for the plaintiff, and Judge Colerick, Zollars for the defense.
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Peace talks outline a four plan for China and Japan
Diplomats report peace negotiations between China and Japan may shift with Germany stepping in under German guidance. China would likely accept only on terms including Korea’s independence and Japan’s indemnity, while China resists a humiliating settlement. Russia’s distraction and distrust of England or France shape the dynamic, with Japan holding gains and China fearing losses.
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Fire at Wabash destroys Big Four shops and locomotives
At Wabash Indiana early October 24 a fire laced to a gas leak wrecked the main shop, roundhouse, and coach repair area of the Big Four. Fourteen locomotives damaged, five saved, many cars moved. Loss estimated near 100000, insurance coverage concentrated in Cincinnati agencies. One hundred workers unemployed, tools and buildings heavily affected.
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Cincinnati
Indiana Democrats Rally After Fracas At City Center
An Indiana political scene reports a crowd eruption as ex president figure faces disruption. Governor Matthews comments on congressional contests and party strength, noting no expected shift in Indiana delegation. A large barbecue in Ches terfield draws about 5,000 Democrats with Judge Ellison and Congressman Bynum addressing the crowd amid brisk campaigning.
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Indiana Women and Suffrage Plans for November 6
Logansport Indiana October 24 The validity of Indiana laws on woman suffrage will face keen legal scrutiny after the election Several Cass county women plan to vote November 6 under the guidance of Helen Gougar and the Royal Center group The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Logansport will discuss the issue as well The move aims to pressure a federal constitutional decision while not hopeful for immediate success Ben Lehman of US Clothing House is in New York buying goods to reopen in the Foellinger block.
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Casa County
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Royal Center
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Th United States
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New York
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A Miracled Case of Dr Williams Pink Pills Lifeline
A detailed reminiscence from rural Oregon tells how H Henderson of Bally Linn County suffered from paralysis and intense pain after strokes. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills, sent via G T Fulford, with restoring mobility and health after months of confinement. The article notes the pills were once prescribed by physicians and are now sold nationwide at 50 cents a box or six for 250.
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Syrup of Figs touted as superior remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting, fast acting laxative that cleanses the kidneys and bowels, dispels fevers and headaches, and cures habitual constipation. It claims unique quality, popularity, and availability in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles from reading druggists with prompt procurement if not on hand. Do not accept substitutes.
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New York Election Day: Presidents and Officials in Doubtful Voting
Democratic leaders Faulkner and Gardner protested a move by the president in New York as Secretaries Gresham and the president himself discuss whether to vote. Gresham says he did register but may not make it home to vote. The president’s absence from New York on election day is suspected.
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A Strong Speech by Benny Bell at the Sengerbund Hall
The Hon Benny C Bell deputy Pension commissioner gave a notable tariff focused address at the Sengerbund hall before a large audience. He argued high protection harmed trade and industry, contrasted US and England under protection, and cited census figures on mortgages and land under mortgage to urge reform and anticipate McKinley tariff decline.
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Two Lives Saved By New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
Mrs Phosbe Thomas of Junction City Texas or TL was told she would die from a lingering illness but two bottles of Dr King s New Discovery cured her completely and saved her life Mr Thos Eggers 139 Florida street San Francisco battled a dreadful cold then bought one bottle and in two weeks recovered He is grateful Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica Salve are also endorsed with testimonials and free trials offered by Dreier Bro s Co drug store
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Gentlemen diver and trotters win intercity prize
The piece notes a gentleman diver and a striking pair of matched trotters winning a prize at an intercity driving match. It lauds the driver’s appearance, control, and the fine road rig, urging readers to study the illustration to drive like a gentleman.
Barn construction notes for efficient livestock housing
An 1890s overview explains compact barn design to hoist economy and health for cattle sheep and pigs. It lists stabling capacity, grain and hay storage, bedding, feed rations, water and silage needs, manure yields, and tonnage calculations to size buildings. It also outlines portable swine housing and sanitary advantages of such a system.
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D. A. Kent
Building a Barn From Practical Farmers Guide
The article discusses barn construction prioritizing shelter and safe storage for feeds, with underdrain and surface work. It warns sanitary neglect costs far exceed original improvements and notes secondary aims include farmer comfort and homestead beauty. It cautions against cheap, utilitarian builds and urges balanced design with proper features.
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