Dreams and psychic phenomena from a medical era headlined tale
A Long piece recounts medical debates on dreams as natural brain phenomena. It details cases from Dr. Elder and Dr. Ferguson on dream recall, hypnosis linked insights, and a sailor’s warning dream predicting a winning pools ticket, culminating in a fateful 442 miles result and a sailors’ taunting offer.
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Dr. J. N
Toh
Eider
Elder
Ste
City Hospital
Frank Ferguson
Big
Indiana Medical Journal
Tre Styx
Fies
Larose
Miles Yun
Ferguson
Smith
Brazil
Osborne
South Bend
Dr. Smith
Tie
Joe Fanning
Will English
Joe
Fanning
Will
Immigrant Train Arrivals Stranded at Union Station
A group of 21 immigrants from Cincinnati arrived by a Big Four train at Union Station. They spoke no English and were placed in the bin room of the station, then moved to the police station. They claimed to have funds to bury themselves but ran out and now seek assistance. Superintendent Colbert plans to find a way to remove them from town.
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Cincinnati
Union Station
Pinny
Jovette Hastings
Neb
Cineinasc
Colbert
Dorado POTS RT Event Noted In Sep Ninth Entry
A fragmented OCR line mentions Dorado and POTS with a September ninth reference, implying a regional note or event tied to those terms. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context or names.
Campaign Tactics Hit County Officials Ahead of Convention
Opponents of Commissioners Hunter and Farrell allege county licenses ran past expiration, leaving the treasury about 10 000 behind. They blame neglect tied to the upcoming election. Sun attempted to reach several commissioners Wednesday but was unsuccessful.
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Hunter
Farrell
Tae Sun
Board of Public Works Sets Pitch Lake Asphalt Bid
The board rules that Trinidad Pitch Lake asphalt, delivered directly from the island, is the only acceptable material for the described public improvements. Western and Warren-Scharf companies are the only bidders considered under this decision, confirming the former ruling.
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Board of Public Works
Trinidad
Boars
Western
Warren-Scharf
Local Briefs and Notices From City Board Sessions
Wednesday events include public works discussion on streets sewers and tracks at Mar mount hall. Detectives arrest Willard Wilkie for jewelry theft at a sporting house. Judge Baker to begin federal court term May 3. Horse sale day two at stock yards draws bigger crowd and higher bids. Fire department douses small blaze in a Maryland street fruit stall. Charity board to push abolition of contract labor in prisons and improve libraries. Obscure remembrances and a list of local births and deaths with names and ages.
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White River
Fean Club
Marmount Hall
Georgia
S.hl- Nois-Sts
Board of Public Works Office
Willard Wilkie
Ninney and Richards
Judge Baker
Federal Court
Judge Woods
Chicago
Maryland St
Pennsylvania
Delawayre
State Board of Charities
Christian
Jessie Neeger
Mabel Tripp
J. J
Lena Perkins
Benjamin
Mary Burgess
Charles
Mary Rinett
Margaret Craig
Dratus Mary Lee
Prospect-st
Harry Branson
East-st
Elizabeth Stace
W. South-st
Bertha Allen
Jndiana-ave
ManRagy
R. Hartness
Catharine Ward
Senate balks at silver bill as Wolcott blasts bi metals
In Washington on a Wednesday Senate member Wolcott delivered a lashing critique of the administration on the silver question. He asserted the free coinage bill was dead under this presidency and urged Congress to vote its own will before the term ends. In the House, Pinkerton prohibitions and the silver issue dominated debate as the day closed.
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Washington
Senate
Wolcott
Iis
United States
Congress
England
Wasplike Women Lead Meridan Church Pastor to Resign
The Fontaine ME church pastor Dr Cleveland resigns citing disruptive members described as a waspish clique among a restless congregation. He states the move aims to avoid clashes and notes revival efforts did not quell dissent. He reserves future action if the resignation is not accepted.
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Fontaine ME
Ioe
Ile
Cleveland
Sus
Directory
Meridian St
Committee On Pastoral Relations
Chuarch
Learned Woman Takes Final Leap From Fourth Story Window
New York April 1 Miss Jane E Beale a learned scientist and former teacher leaped from the fourth story window of her Lexington avenue home Wednesday morning and was instantly killed. The incident follows a period of melancholia and ends the life of a highly educated woman.
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New York
Sherine
Jane EE. Beale
Lexingtonave
Bern
Judge Buskirk Denounces Trial Report as Lies
Judge Buskirk condemns an afternoon paper’s account of Mrs. Hahn’s cruelty sentence as a deliberate falsification of court proceedings. He accuses the reporter of ignorance or willful misrepresentation and notes the woman’s defense claimed she would not beat the child again.
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Buskirk
Hahn
Gray Club Weighs Endorsement of Isaac Purex
The Gray club will meet in special session Wednesday night to endorse Isaac Purex as a candidate. A prior hurried meeting was called but a rumored settlement between Gray and Cleveland factions led to no action. A disastrous washout on the Illinois Central between Winona and Vaiden halted traffic as the Black River rose, affecting Georgia Pacific and Mobile Ohio rail lines.
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Indorse Gray
Gray Club
Indorse
Isaac Purex
Gray
Cleveland
New Canteans
Illinois Central
Winona
Vaiden
Miss
Georgia ‘Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
Street Car Strike Case Moves Through Court
George Prier faced trial in the criminal court on a charge of assault and battery on street car driver Caswell Madison during the streetcar strike. Madison testified identifying Prior as the assailant who knocked him down. Prior had earlier been fined for disturbing the peace and for the assault charge, which led to an appeal. Prior is described as an agricultural implements dealer.
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George Prier
Caswell Madison
Prier
Madison
Illinois
Georgia
Prior
Claypool
Bridge Collapse Dumps Six Into Genesee River
Six persons including a woman fell from the Clarissa Street bridge span into the Genesee River after a bridge section collapsed Wednesday morning. All were rescued with great difficulty. the woman suffered serious injuries. Doctors Stackhouse and Newlin attended.
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Genessee River
RociesrEen
Clarissa St
Brutal train assault and arson report from Wales and Indianapolis
A dramatic account describes a girl deflecting an attempted indecent assault on a moving train near Ruabon, Wales, before an unknown attacker fled. Separate stories recount a large Indianapolis fire at a tar and pitch works, suspected arson, with authorities investigating and plans to rebuild.
Electric Car Conductor Survives Grounding Shock
A Union Station electric car conductor was nearly killed when the trolley current grounded, spreading 560 volts through his body as he clung to the brake. Rescued as the current finally released, Martin Dugan survived the harrowing incident amid warnings from fellow crews. A separate court case fined Ray for public indecency, with community testimony cited, and Providence reported a brisk election day with heavy mill operatives turnout.
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Union Station
Iis
Feot
Martin Dugan
Electric
Politicians move in and out as Indiana races heat up
Politicians were hard to locate Wednesday with many out of town and others busy at hotels. Gil Shanklin in Chicago and Claude Matthews briefly visiting western Indiana show campaign activity. Judee McCabe of Williamsport eyes the supreme bench while Gray men plan county visits to rally support.
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Gil Shanklin
Chicago
Claude Matthews
Indiana
Judee McCabe
Williamsport
Supreme Bench
I Tis
Sam Morss
Morss
Fort Wayne Gazette
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Indianapolis Sentinel
American Meat Prices Fall in London Market
The American meat trade faces an awkward phase as live cattle imports surge in the London market and beef prices slip by about two percent. A London forecast predicts higher cattle costs here while Britain’s depression reduces demand, possibly forcing US sellers to raise prices at home to offset losses abroad. A preacher Rev J G Webster’s body was found in Charleston West Virginia after a disappearance.
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England
United States
London
Great Britain
Ocean
America
J. J. G. Webster
Charleston
W. Va
Meigs Fortifies YMCA Debt With Broad Fund Drive
C D Meigs of Bowen Merrrill company led a debt recovery effort for the YMCA building amounting to 50600. A broad group of donors contributed with staged payments to reach about 26000 initially and aim for 30000. Funds came from a mix of individuals and firms, though bankers contributed under 200.
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Meigs
Association
C. D. Meigs
Bowen, Merrrill Company
Prince of Darkness
A. Si
Tincis St
On Vienta
Aly, Meigs
Bi Hends
Beon
A. A. Dares
Kingand Co
Atking &Co
EM Lilly
TL Co. IC
Shaffer
C. W. Fairbanks
T. G. Spann
Courtland Wax Camp
John Aud
Will Kurtz
Indianapolis News
K. Lilly
D. M. Jarry
Ludiana Bicyele Company
Berdinard
Charles A. Mayer
J.4. Mansur
John M. Butler
S. Ayers
Wm.s. Blubbard
London
George Williams
Braston
Gail
Editor Gruelle Denies Labor Signal Scab Cigar Ad
The editor defends himself against union boycotts over a scab cigar advertisement in the Labor Signal. He admits knowledge came too late to correct the ad and vows to present facts to unions, condemns the action as contemptible, and asserts his commitment to non union or non scab stores while ready to face legal scrutiny.
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Gruelle
Nevardine
McCoy
Tom
Sear
Sentinel
Labor Department
Brentlinger
Bald Headed Glee Club Heads to Fort Wayne Camp
The Bald headed glee club leaves for Fort Wayne on Wednesday to sing at the Gt A 2 camp fire and entertain at the institute for feeble minded youths. John Blake C D Weaver and Geo Mason are the snare singers with Bill Tarkington a strong vocalist and M D Butler in bass role. Br Woodard is described as the belladonna of the troupe. Blew Up 4 Police Station in Paris
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Fort Warne
Thompson
Palo Alto
Grindstone
John Blake
C. D. Weaver
Geo. Mason
Bill Tarkington
M.D. Butler
B. Brown
Br. Woodard
Ex Senator Doven Del Saulsbury Dies at 72
William W. Saulsbury former United States senator and state chancellor since 184 died suddenly Wednesday morning of pleurisy aged 72.
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Doven
Del
William W. Saulsburry
United States
Let Us Have Peace Report From San Francisco
April 6 dispatch notes absence of outbreak in Honolulu. No definite information on annexation to the United States.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Diaz Wins Reelection With Broad Mexican Support
President Diaz is declared winner of an almost unanimous vote in Mexico City on April 6, as voters confirm his continued leadership and political dominance.
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Diaz
Ciry
Mexico
Resignation Reported as Montague Begins Prison Term
Dusix April 6 Mrs Montague is entering prison and resigned to her act, with the brief note indicating her departure from public duties.
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Dusix
Montague
Ae Ing
Destructive Locomotive Boiler Blast Injures Eight at Bow Island
In Bow Island yard wreck near Long Island engine No. 10 exploded causing severe injuries to eight workers. Four believed fatally injured. others in critical condition. Cause linked to low boiler water. Nearby hospital reports mixed progress from earlier updates. Also notes a separate pediatric brain surgery case at City Hospital with limited gains after trepanation efforts.
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Bincownyn
Alout
Bow Island
Long Island
Cis
Ufy
Santeer’s Point
Amt
Brooklyn
Foor
Cated
Howe
Lost Heir Found and Legal Skirmishes in Local Court
A supreme court hearing favored a street receiver claim for a railroad stockholder holding 26 shares. Logansport receivership began at midnight amid debate over appointing without both sides present. Also reports a lost heir found in Scofield estate case and slander suit verdict in Lawrence township court.
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Supreme Court
Logansport
Point St
Chas. Stewart
Ford Winters
Harry Crawford
Chase and
Winfield
Loganspore
Pink Fishback
Frenzel
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Hunter McCaslin
Tai Sun
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AIS
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Daniels
Robert Laxton
Scofield
Muncie
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Missouri
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