Knife May Separate Lallo From His Twin
April 1 report from Philadelphia notes Lalloo the conjoined twin exhibit seeks separation surgery after prior examinations by doctors Leamy Ashton La Place Hawley and Hathuten. Following French success with Radice and DODica the patient plans return for evaluation before possible operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lalloo
Dime Museum
France
Radice
Dodica
Leamy
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
Lalleo
Cholera Toll Rises in Manila 1902 Record
Manila reporting 1902 cholera figures with 72 deaths and 90 cases to date. The tally reflects ongoing outbreak conditions in the capital as authorities monitor the spread and respond with public health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Dean's Kidney Pills Praise From Indianapolis Customer
A local testimonial from Joseph Rusche of 407 Dunlop Street credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing a kidney related backache. He describes dull ache, sharp morning twinges, cold secretions, and difficulty straightening, noting relief after using the pills from Henry Huder's drug store and improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph, Rusche
Dunlop Ft
Dean
Henry Huder
Herons
Had Charlie Arrested
Detroit April 1 Mamie Wright sued Charles E Patterson for robbery of a $200 diamond ring and $250 in cash. She later married him, refused to testify, and the case was dismissed as he became her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Wright
Charles E. Patterson
Charlie
Atty. Werzer
Swain
Werzer
Hero
Mr. Wurzer
Mamie
Unlikely Elopement Ties Mexico Editor and Bonham Bride
East St. Louis reports the marriage of Baskett, Mexico Intelligencer city editor, to Miss Italy Glendenen daughter of Albert J. Glendenen of Bonham Texas. They fled from Hardin College, met on arrival, and wed by Rev J Van Clare six hours after departure with witnesses. The bride is eighteen and the groom seventy one as Texas and college officials pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Ill
Zzoward G. Baskett
Mexico
Italy Glendenen
Albert
Bonham, Tex
Wtiss Glendenen
Hardin College
Baskett
Glendenen
Wabash
J. van" Clare
Elopers
Téexas
Pastor Excommunicates Parishioner Over Comic Valentines
In Binghamton a church meeting led to the expulsion of Mrs. H. H. Merrill after she accused Pastor Stephen Hancock of sending comic valentines. She shouted insults, the session expelled her, and she and allies vow to pursue the case in court, charging him with mail violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Kep
Stephen Hancock
Calvary Church
H.H. Merrill
Othera
Merrill
Lulled to Her Last Sleep by Piano Music
A sad report from Riverside, Parkerstown, recounts the death of Anna Hazlett, who awoke in distress and longed for Miss Myrtle Johnson who played piano next door. Miss Johnson agreed to play, and the music soothed the dying child as she drifted away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkerspurg
W. Va
Anna Hazlett
Riverside
Myrtle Johnson
Johnson
Miss Johnson
Little Beginnings That Led to Success
A compact portrait of Indiana figures tracing humble starts to prominence. From streetcar mule drivers to shop clerks and farm boys, future leaders like Hugh McGowan, Fred Eppert, John S. Duncan, Mayor Bookwalter, Albert J. Beveridge, Thomas Taggart, and Nat Hill rose through perseverance, schooling, and early work, with Cassius C. Hadley expanding from farming to law and county leadership in Kansas before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McGowan
Indiana
West
Fred Eppert
Indianapolis
Johns. Duncan
Mayor Bookwalter
Albert J. Beveridge
Senator Fairbanks
Ohio
Thomas Taggart
H. P. Wasson
Bee Hive
Sterling R. Holt
Washington St
Durbin
James 8. Cruse
Charles Wiltsie
John T. Brush
Charles Maguire
Taylor
Noble County
Wolcottville
State University
Nat Hill
Themuselves
Hill
Cassius C. Hadley
Kansas
Hendricks County
Johnson Arrested In Hot Springs Amid Forger Claims
Manson A. Johnson, arrested in his Hot Springs hotel room, faces forgery charges from Indiana. He says he will return to Indiana but is sick and confined to his room for about a week. He checked in as W. H. Jackson, with J. J. Netterville noted as a heavy endorser of Johnson's paper, and a settlement attempt is underway out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Manson A. Johnson
Great Northern
Indiana
Johnson
W. H. Jackson
J. J. Netterville
Reverend Heath Nearing Death in Muncie
Rev. J. W. Heath of Muncie Indiana lies at death’s door on April 1. He is the father of Perry S Heath of East Lake City and one of the county’s pioneer residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie, Ind
J. W. Heath
Perry
Heath
East Lake City
Danish Artist Seeks Absolute Divorce Over Husbands Suspicions
Nils Larsen, a Danish artist, wins an advisory master in chancery ruling for an absolute divorce from his wife after years of doubt about her sex. The couple married in 1886 in Minnesota, toured Sweden and Norway, then settled in Brooklyn. The wife ran a Vermont farm, did heavy work, and lived largely apart from Larsen, who left portrait painting for a Park Ridge laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Chancery
Trenton
N. J
Nils .Larsen
J. Milton
Demarest
Brackenssex
Bergen County
Nils Larsen
Minnesota
Sweden
Norway
Brooklyn
Vermont
Larsen
Vermont Forest
Parke Ridge
Teatimon
First Crow Hatchery Opens in United States
John Wentworth, a Glenwood, Pennsylvania farmer, has launched the nations first crow hatchery. He plans to invest heavily to supply New York and Philadelphia milliners with crow heads and wings, contracting for 50 cents per head and 25 cents per pair of wings. The initial stock includes 200 female and 20 male crows, with 2,000 anticipated next year, protected from hunters and kept near home to prevent cornfield damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
United States
John Wentworth
Glenwood
New York
Philadelphia
Man in Hospital Seals Breach of Promise Marriage
George Crusen, a Hackettstown, New Jersey railroad worker, wed Miss Annie Hughes in Newark police HQ hospital room after a breach of promise complaint led to the ceremony. Crusen, weakened from an appendicitis operation, was attended by Justice William Yull, with Augustus Dusenberry as best man and Miss Schenck as bridesmaid, then moved to his sister’s Woodside home to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Crusen
Hackettstown
N. J
Newark
Annie Hughes
Crusen
Miss Hughes
St. James’ Hospital
Hughes
William Yulll
Augustus Dusenberry
Board of Police Commissioners
Audacious pocketbook theft at St. Mary Magdalene Church
In Philadelphia an elderly man about 70 snatched a woman’s pocketbook during a Catholic Mass at St. Mary Magdalene. The thief fled east on Montrose Street, but was captured after the crowd pursued him. he gave the name John Williams and claimed to be homeless. The incident disrupted services led by Rev. Antonio Isoleri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Mary Magdalene
Antonio Isoleri
Cfors
Mary’ Chella
Tillman Grasses Beveridge With Grasshopper Metaphor
The Boston Herald recalls Edmund Burke on grasshoppers to mock Senator Beveridge. Burke’s lines compare noisy individuals with cattle at rest, warning against overvaluing loud critics over quiet, enduring figures in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Senator Beveridge
Boston Herald
Edmund Burke
Burke
White Ribbon Remedy claims curb alcohol craving nationwide
Cited endorsements from Woman's Christian Temperance Union leaders in Ventura and Boston promote White Ribbon Remedy as a cure or remission for all drinkers. The ad claims it can be taken in water or tea, secretly if needed, with testimonials from Mrs. Moore and Mrs. West. Available by mail for $1 or trial package free, through Townsend in Boston and Garter's Drug Stores in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ventura
California
West
W. Wash.-sti
Tié Mass
Alma-Bromo Salt Mineral Spring Remedy Claim
An advertisement promotes Alma-Bromo Salt from Alma Michigan as a home remedy for constipation stomach liver kidney and nervous disorders. It claims headache relief rheumatism and clearer skin, notes pleasant taste and tonic effect, and states price three cents per bottle with free prepaid trial bottle offered by The Michigan Drug Co Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Mich
Michigan Drug Go
Detroit
Immigrant Prosperity Promoted by Rice Growth in Texas and Louisiana
The note highlights opportunities for settlers in Texas and neighboring Louisiana, praising rice farming and diversified agriculture in South Texas and the Southwest. It cites a $20,000,000 contribution to regional wealth and invites readers to request Rice Books or a Southern Pacific Rice Cook Book through agents or W.H. Connor, Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Southwest
Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
P. R.y
E. Fouth St
Cincinnati
Notice of liquor license application in Marion Indiana ward
The subscriber notifies voters in the Fifteenth ward Center township that he will apply at the May term 1902 to the Marion county Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons. The business premises face Mor t is street north on the first floor of a two story brick building located on Wetzel's subdivision lot in the city of Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Board ‘of Commissioners
Marion
Indiana
Mortis-st
Wetzel
R & I. Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Marion County
Third Ward
Board of Commissioners
State of
Tenth St
Ketcham & Smith
James P. Drake
John Winkelbaus
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Washington St
Tenth Ward
Board of County Commissioners
Georgia St
Georgia and
Liberty-sts
H. E
John Fleckenstein
Fourth Ward
Indiana Ave
Wiley's
Indiana-are
Sam Rosenbaum
Eleventh
Cente Township
Board of
County Commissioners
S. Capitol Ave
Garden St
McKernan
Outlet 28
Capitol-ave
Notice of liquor license in Marion County Indiana
John B. Wann notifies voters in Twelfth ward Cen ten township Marion county Indiana that he will apply at the May term 1902 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with allowance to drink on premises My business room faces Hadley avenue first floor in a two story frame building on lots 1 2 3 in McCarty West Side addition Ward 12 southeast corner of Kentucky avenue and Morris street Also applies for pool table privileges in the same room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth
Centen Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Hadley Ave
McCarty
Indianapolis
Center Township
Kentucky-ave
Morris St
John B. Wann
State of
Sixteenthst
Capitol Ave
McKernan &. Pierce’s
Henderson
Sixteenth-st
Capitol-ave
G W. Clemmons
Board of County Commissioners
Russell Ave
Russell
William C. Corhan
Thirteenth Ward
East St
Coffman
Outlet 101
East and
Merrill Sts
J H. B. Allman
License bids flood Indianapolis for alcohol and pool rooms
Voters in multiple wards seek licenses at the Marion county board of commissioners April and May terms in 1902 to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking rights, in rooms on Sixteenth street Russell Avenue Indiana Avenue Capitol Avenue and Washington Street, with added pool table privileges in the same rooms.
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M.I.S. T
D. Hy Loomis
Philadelphia Medical College
M.I.S. T. No
Mallfree
Toledo
Pittser
Anderson
Heath Very
Beecham’s Pills
Immigration
Veren Beerer J
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Dr Carter & Co
Rico
DR. Carter & CO
Yonn Elk
Ind
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