Nurse Marian claims Grover Cleveland secret of nature
New York April 16 a nurse publicly recounts intimate talks with Grover Cleveland noting his pride in a son and stating she has corresponded with the czar of Russia. She describes a long private interview with Cleveland and her plans to remain in nursing while aiding mankind.
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New York
Schenck
Grover Cleveland
White House
Cleveland
Marian
Miss Marian
Mr. Cleveland
Spain
Russia
London
Edmund Darby
Strong
Edna May and Fred Titus May Reconcile in London
London dispatches report a probable reconciliation between Edna May and her husband Fred Titus the former bicycle champion. Miss May plans to arrive in London on Thursday and Titus will meet her. Titus currently sings in the chorus of Belle of Bohemia at the Apollo theater.
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New York
London
Edna May
Fred Titus
Miss May
Titus
Apollo Theater
Rev Sam Jones to stump Georgia counties for anti saloon crusade
Atlanta April 15 Rev Sam Jones announces plans to tour Georgia in 137 counties delivering speeches for the anti saloon crusade aiming to push prohibition through the state slated events promote temperance reform coast to coast in the era.
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Atlanta
Sam Jones
Akron machinist poised to inherit $9 million fortune
M Blanchard, a 45 year old Akron machinist, claims to be sole heir to a California millionaire Pettitte who died last year. He awaits California court action on competing wills leaving property to Blanchard or the Catholic church. Blanchard plans to buy his company with the potential windfall.
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Akron, O
Webster, Camp & Lane Machine Company
M. Blanchard
Akron
Pettitte
Oakland
Cali
Blanchard
California
Harrison’s Early Burglary Case and Oratory Rise
General Harrison faced a burglary case where he would present the final argument after hours of trial. He read no notes as the court met by candlelight and, unable to read his extensive notes, discarded them and relied on memory. He won the case and later mastered extempore speaking.
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Harrison
Omaha Bee
Oil men say Texas investment blocked by anti trust law
In Worth Texas on April 15 Messrs O Day and Payne of Standard Oil say they would invest 30 000 000 in Texas oil properties if not for anti trust laws They currently will not come to Texas Beaumont field is described as the greatest ever discovered.
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Worth
Tex
Messrs. O'Day and
Payne
Standard Oil Company
Texas
Beaumont Field
White men torn from Indian wives face wait for open lands
Wichita March 16 reports Chicago men who married Kiowa and Comanche brides must leave their wives and await the land opening. Inter-married settlers fear losing farms. 10,000 160 acre plots to be drawn or raced for. up to 50,000 expected contenders along the border. Squaws threaten scalps of agents if forced apart.
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Wichita, Kas
Chicago
Horace Greeley
Henry Vanderver
James Wilson
McKinley
Interior Department
Ohio
California
Pennsylvania
Writers in the Country Contend with New Baseball Rules
The Western association season stirs debate as writers oppose new rules that penalize pitchers with a called ball and count fouls as strikes. Critics argue these changes spark rowdiness and dampen fan enthusiasm, while John T. Brush predicts eventual acclimation amid growing discontent among Indianapolis writers.
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John T. Brush
Indianapolis
English inventors alter saddle to favor forward riding
English riders adapt American lean forward style and a new saddle stirrup setup pitches riders forward. Lester Reiff and John Reiff suffer racing slumps as Maher also trails, while Britons improve with the forward-leaning technique and the inventor's device.
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England
Lester Reiff
John Reiff
Maher
Freak Education Method Used in Chicago Schools
Chicago superintendent W. W. Speer unveils a four month program mixing visualization and action. Pupils imitate words and sounds, learn to speak and think before reading, and mimic animals to boost eloquence. The method, praised for aiding foreign language learners, includes pantomime and drills like shaking hands, bowing, dancing, and rhythm.
The Swirl of Society Social Update
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks returns from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Pierce host a musicale and dance on Wednesday. Miss Gertrude Waber plans a card party on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGowan issue invitations for a Monday dinner. Foresters dance Monday night at a M. T. wall. Mrs. Lorenzo MacDaniel hosts a rummage prize on Monday with Morton-place club guests. Lieut. Niblack’s Chinese embroideries exhibition at St Paul’s parish house features over 150 pieces.
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Gertrude Waber
Hugh McGowan
Lorenzo MacDaniel
Morton-place Club
Lieut. Niblack
China
St. Paul's Parish House
Town Talk and Local Notices Collide in Haphazard News
No change in the hardwood floor workers strike and a calm mood pervades the area. The report notes a bizarre search for the man who dumped nine bodies from a medical college into a dump, while W. L. Dunlap’s funeral draws Indiana grand lodge K of P attendance. Also included are spring humor notes and advertisements for Hood’s Sarsaparilla, telescopes, harness, California wines, and Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething with a price of twenty five cents.
Ponder's Photo Studio and Art Store Advertises Services
Indiana Dental College advertises patient hours from 8 a m to 5 p m for dental work. The notice promotes photos and picture framing with frames made to order at 224 Massachusetts.
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Ponder’s
Massachusetts
Pretty baby boy found murdered near Bridgeport
The body of a five to six month old baby boy was found hidden in bushes on the city outskirts of Bridgeport Connecticut. Police suspect chloroform and an unnatural death. autopsy notes the child appeared well developed and cared for with nails trimmed and a blue stamped number twelve inside a hood. Authorities believe the infant was killed at home and placed at the search site by Mrs. A W Hawley while gathering violets.
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Bridgeport
Conn
A. W. Hawley
Catarrh Tablets Claim Rapid Universal Relief
An new catarrh cure, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, is praised for curing nasal throat bronchial and stomach catarrh. The internal remedy works on the blood, with Dr. Eaton reporting strong results in chronic cases. Complete treatment sells for 50 cents, with a free symptom guide mailed from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Eaton
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Cheap California Colonist Tickets At Low Rates
Special low rate colonist tickets to California available via Southern Pacific Ogden and Sunset routes from February 12 and every Tuesday to April 30. Fares include Chicago 30 dollars, St. Louis Memphis and New Orleans 27.50, Omaha Kansas City 2 dollars. For details contact W G Neimyer in Chicago or W H Connor in Cincinnati for route information.
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Southern Pacific Company
Ogden
California
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Omaha
Kansas City
Southern ‘Pacific Comany
G. Neimyer
G. W
S. P. Co
Clark St
W. H. Connor
C.A
Notice to Voters for Liquor License at 50 S Capitol Ave
Hart B. Weaver gives notice to Eleventh Ward voters in Center Township Marion County Indiana of applying at the May term 1901 to the county commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with drinking on the premises. The business is at the southwest corner room facing east of S Capitol Ave and Garden St on the first floor of a two story brick building lot 1 McKernan's subdivision outlet 28 Indianap olis Center Township Marion County Indiana known as 50 S Capitol Ave Ward 11.
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Eleventh
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of
County Commissioners
S. Capitol Ave
Garden St
McKernan
Indianapolis
Hart B. Weaver
License sought to sell intoxicating liquors in West Indianapolis
Voters of the Twelfth ward Wayne county apply to the Board of commissioners at the May 1901 term for a license to sell intoxicating vinious malt and other liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking allowed. The business site is 2102 W Morris St in a two story frame building fronting south on Morris Street in West Indianapolis. Ezechiel Schnattinger.
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Wayne Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Morris St
P. H. Jameson
Indianapolis
Center Township
W. Morris St
Ezechiel Schnattinger
Fourth Ward Notice for License at 863 Indiana Ave
Voters of the Fourth ward Center township Marion county apply to the Board of county commissioners at the May term 1901 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking. The business room fronts west on Indiana Ave on the first floor of a two story brick building at lot 95 Wiley's subdivision outlets 162 163 Indianapolis. Also notices pool table privileges in the same room. SAM ROSENBAUM.
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Fourth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Indiana Ave
Wiley
Indianapolis
Sam Rosenbaum
Fifteenth Ward
Board of Commissioners
State of
Morris St
Wetzel
R. & I. Railroad Company
W. Morrisst
Cardinal Gibbons to confer pallium in Dubuque
Cardinal Gibbons leaves Baltimore for Dubuque Iowa to confer the pallium on Archbishop John J Keane. Three hundred silk mill workers at Chamokin Pennsylvania return to work after a strike. E A Cudahy and son plan to go to Texas to identify H C Henderson as a kidnap suspect. A A Harvey of Guthrie Oklahoma Territory sues the Royal tribe of Joseph for 10000 damages after an injury on a large wheel called the camel in a lodge room.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Dubuque
John J. Keane
Chamokin
E. A
A. A. Harvey
Guthrie, O. T
Royal Tribe of Joseph
Lutheran Church excursion details on April 28 1901
Sunday April 28 1901 under the Auspices of The German Lutheran St Pauls Church. Leave Union station at 4 00 a m return ing leave Ft Wayne 7 00 p m Tickets city office 25 S Mlinois st Union station of Massachusetts Ave depot.
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The
St. Paul’s
Union Station
Ft. Wayne
S. Mlinois St
Massachusetts Ave
The Indian and the Northwest book priced at 500 cents
A handsomely illustrated 115 page cloth bound history of early settlement in the Northwest features half tone engravings of Black Hawk Sitting Bull Red Cloud and other chiefs plus ten colored plates showing tribal locations back to 1600. Mailed postage prepaid by W B ékniskern Chicago for 500 cents.
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Great Northwest
Black Hawk
Sitting Bull
Red Cloud
Custer
W. B. Ékniskern
Fitthave
Chicago
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H. D. Pierce
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Dr. Tomson Medical Institute
Stevenson Building
Frank Lancaster
Marvel
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U.S. A
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W. Washington St
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Ink
Zen
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Buffalo
Knickerbocker
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