Indiana Daily Press Masthead and Mail Rates
The Indiana Publishing Company issues the UnPublished Daily except Sunday with Walter H. Jackson as managing editor and G. G C. McLain as business manager. It lists one year mail price at $3.00 and notes the office and printing plant in Gazette Building Indiana Pennsylvania. The paper is registered as second class mail at the Indiana Post Office.
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Indiana Publishing Company
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Indiana Post Office
Acceptance of Second Bragde encampment praised in Indiana
Eastorial commends Gen Hulings and the Second Brigade Guard for orderly conduct during the encampment at Lucerne. Police records show few arrests, with notable calm compared to county fairs. Gazette notes public gladness at the prospect of a permanent site for future encampments and broad local support.
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Hulings
Gazette
Indiana
Lucerne
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes and Foley Remedies
Taft's message on the Pure Food and Drugs law mentions prepared medicines but Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills are presented as standard trusted remedies. The ads tout Foley's as proven, effective, quick acting for coughs and kidney issues, urging purchase from druggists.
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Foley
Kidney Pills Help Laborer Return To Work
A Streator Illinois worker, M Balent, describes kidney and bladder illness costing him time and pay. After using Mey Kidney Pills briefly, he recovered enough to return to work and feels healthier. The ad urges Foley Kidney Pills for women suffering similar symptoms.
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St. Streator
Foley Pilifere
Tennessee Steel Deal Ties to United States Steel
Leonard Hanna, brother of Mark Hanna, testifies before a congressional steel committee on the Tennessee Coal and Iron sale to United States Steel. He says the syndicate aimed to develop ore holdings, not unload the property, and notes substantial investments and rail orders. Banks’ willingness to accept stock was questioned amid panic.
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Morgan
New York
Leonard (. Manna
Mark Hanna
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Congress Committee
Washington
Hanna
J. P. Morgan
Gary
Tennessee
Mr. Hanna
Vale
Stanley
Mr. Anna
Wanna
Wall Street
E M Shepard Dead One of New York's Prominent Lawyers
Edward M. Shepard died last night at his lake shore home near Lake George after his family gathered at his bedside. Born July 23, 1850, in New York City, he rose to prominence in the New York bar and Democratic circles. Also noted, dancing claimed life of Professor Irwin Thomas in Cincinnati and two youths drowned in Toledo river travel mishap.
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New York
George
M. Shepard
Lake George
Edward NM Shepard
Shepard
Cancea
Cincinnati
Irwin Thomas
Thomas
Baseball Results and Market Notes in National and American Leagues
National League results show St Louis rites at home with Sallee Bliss and Mathewson Myers among pitchers. Cincinnati and Chicago games reported with runs, hits, and stands. American League scores feature Boston and St Louis rainout, Washington and Philadelphia results, Detroit and New York outcomes, plus Pittsburg market listings for butter eggs and livestock. Indictments for illegal voting in Tyler county, camp notices, job ads, and lost nose glasses itemize scattered local notices.
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Lang and Sullivan
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Sweeney
T. Louis. Co
Walladelphia
Posed With Revolvers Ends Fatally For Relative
Huntington W Va July 29 The desire for a startling photograph led to the probable death of Lawrence Bicker as he and his brother-in-law James Smith posed with drawn revolvers. During the exposure they fired for fun Bicker fell with a bullet through his head, Smith unaware his gun was loaded.
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Huntington
W. Va
Lawrence Bicker
Bicker
James Smith
Jackson
Smith
Knife slips and throat cut accident at Hatfield
In Nas Chance For Life, July 29, Hatfield, while opening grain sacks with a shark knife, let the blade slip and slashed his throat. He held his throat to slow bleeding and survived with physicians optimistic about his chances.
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Hatfield
Movhanicsburg
Charles Hatfield
Ming
Parisian Sage promise for bald spots ad claim
Campaign style advertisement by T. E. Hildebrand claiming Parisian Sage can stop baldness, dandruff germs, and hair loss. It asserts guaranteed results or money back, touts a dainty hair dressing, and notes a large bottle for 50 cents with broad sale in America. Includes line about a girl with Auburn hair on every car.
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T. B. Hildebrand
Tom
E. Hildebrand
America
Cotton Revision Bill Presented in House Debate
Representative Underwood opened the house debate on the cotton revision measure saying it would save cotton users about 209 million dollars yearly. The bill faces quorum challenges as Democrats back the moderate tariff down revision while Payne and others oppose it citing the tariff board's report. Speaker Clark announced Senate passage of the wool bill amid Democratic applause.
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Representative Underwood
Alabama
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Bathrick
Ohio
Adair
Indiana
Payne
New York
Tariff Board
Clark
Senate
Fortune in slag pile draws two firemen to riches
In Denver a pair of Colorado firemen, W. Roberts and A. Anderson, are profiting from a slag pile near the Argo iron works. They leased access for 36 percent, with a pile valued around 3 million dollars. About thirty workers are blasting and digging ore from the site.
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W. ©. Roberts
A. Anderson
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