Smallpox Fight Moves From Tents to Frame Buildings
Mayor Denny's cabinet discussed funding and building three frame structures for smallpox care as doctors oppose tents. An ordinance seeks $1,000 for buildings and $5,000 for board of health use while 19 quarantined residents face crowded, unsanitary conditions and mutiny threats.
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Board of Health
di Metcalf
Denny
Quar Bute Une cd
Eddy St
David Stallup
Mattlock
City Hospital Fund
Board of Works’ Improvement Fund
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Hays
Health Board
Card of Health
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Merrillats
Board of Public Health and Charities
City of
Indianapolis
Thousands Will Strike In Great Labor Battle Across Regions
The article reports a wave of strikes and labor unrest as coal miners in several locations vote on action. In Cleveland and other towns, workers mobilize amid federal court orders and clashes with police, while negotiators hold off on a nationwide strike. Multiple local incidents include arrests, assaults, and property damage tied to labor tension.
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Pennsylvania
Great Northern
Cleveland
Branzil
Ind
Columbes
John McBride
United Mine Workers of America
Roonspick
Sy Croup
Minn
Protection From Malaria Propaganda Ad Claims Liver Hegitator
An 19th century advertisement touts Simmons Liver Hegitator as a falr famed malaria preventive. It claims the vegetable tonic acts more promptly than calomel or quinine and lists Lemon Tonic Laxative and Bee AL druggists as sellers.
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Missing 17 year old Daniel Thos Craig sought by worried father
Daniel Thos Craig of 160 EF Market vanished. He is 17 with light hair, partially blind in one eye, and has ear pinhole marks. His father reports him weak minded and physically weak. He left home with companions weeks ago, was found near Anderson, after being directed away by a man who induced him to leave.
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Supreme Court
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Market
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Train derailed by snowdrift injures two near Yona
A Burlington and Missouri passenger train was ditched by a snowdrift near Yona California on Thursday. Engineer Patrick Tuilin and fireman Bust Good were injured in the incident.
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Widow of Joe Gors Dies by Own Hand in Boston
Elizabeth Gava widow of Pugilist Joe Gors killed herself in Boston on Friday, authorities report. The death marks a tragic end to the family linked to the boxing world with no further details released.
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T Elizabeth Gava
Joe Gors
Coupon Sightings In Eight Themed Ad Page
Fragment reads as an advertisement notice with unclear references to coupons and pie prices tied to a city area. It mentions about photographing coupons, prices, and a broad phrase guiding readers to new offers in the outlying district. The readable parts are sparse and fragmented.
Town Talk court cases and street paving actions
Mike Lucid a stall keeper was fined 50 dollars on two charges in police court Friday for selling and giving liquor on Sunday an appeal was taken Final action was taken by the board of works Friday on the brick paving project along Wabash from Alabama to New Jersey and Meridian from Washington to South Street Martin Fleener bought four horses for 200 dollars and sued for 400 damages after discovering chronic faults Friday the circuit court jury disagreed.
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Board of Works
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New Jersey St
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South-st
Martin Fleener
Parry Road Cart Company
Marching on to Wash Washington Coxey recruits rally
A crowded Coxey recruitment meeting in a criminal court room in Indianapolis hears speakers denounce monopolists and urge march on Washington. Col Aubry and Lt Col stock lead a rousing but chaotic session as recruits expected from four states arrive. the Indianapolis army reports growing support and aid groups pledge supplies.
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Mass Labor Marches Amid Heightened Railyard Tensions
Thousands of workers flood streets in Owaira Neb and Council Bluffs as Kelley’s army clashes with authorities. Gov. Jackson orders militiamen into Council Bluffs while railroads brace for clashes and congress weighs defense and support amid Coxeyite unrest.
Two Alleged Murderers to Face Second Trial in Johnson County
Perrier and McAfee, accused of murdering Druggin lyaster, will be taken to Franklin Jad for arraignment in Johnson County circuit court Monday. Prosecutor Iloiteman plans to assist and seeks conviction again, despite contested testimony and new witnesses challenging the defense.
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McAfee
Husbumil
Park
ficAfee
Supreme Court
Nattie Mitchell
A Quarrel About Poultry Leads to Damages Suit
Dennis Casey sues for $3000 claiming Mrs Honora Buckley assaulted his wife over truant chickens. The suit alleges Buckley battered Mrs Casey in a barn, deforming the unborn child and harming the couple’s welfare. A verdict favored Mrs Casey.
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Honora Buckley
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Casey
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Duckley
Bank Robbed in Monveney Village at Night
The only bank in Monveney Indiana was robbed Thursday night. Thieves secured several thousand dollars and fled. Authorities are in pursuit.
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Monveney
Ind
Tramps Die As Freight Train Wreck Near Yassan Mich
A Michigan Central freight train derailed near Yassan Michigan on a Friday morning. Two tramps were killed and a third tramp was fatally injured in the incident.
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Yassan
Mich
Michigan Central
Here
Lemon Tonic Laxative Advert Parody
A fragmented ad line mentions Lemon Tonic Laxative available at druggists. The readable text repeats the product name and notes it should be found at all druggists, with a distorted ending.
Carpenter strike stalemate closes talks with bosses
Local carpenters resume failed arbitration with bosses. Union leaders send a demand for schedule changes and lay out risks of sympathy strikes if progress stalls. Secretary Lender of the Carpenters’ Association ignores the note, while talks schedule a Friday review.
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Carpenters Plust
Wien
Ider
Endey
Uizand
Metyire
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Tragic suicide of Rodney Batzger linked to poison request
Rodney Batzger, 20, a Stocker’s drug store clerk, died after consuming prussic acid his debt to a druggist prompted a purchase. He left notes blaming despair and requesting burial in Crown Hill cemetery, with unsettling ties to Dr. McKinney who used the same poison last November.
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Crookville Road
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Nate Lo
Tos Crown Hbll
Soraner
Robbery arrests and local incidents reported in Staines
Reported train robbery arrests of James Johnson, Ben Massay and Logan Uodga after a theft of freight worth $2,000 across Illinois and Indiana routes. A later collision injures Robt. McCoy. fire at the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb causes $2,000 loss. brickmasons strike for nine hours on Saturdays.
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James Johnson
Ben Massay
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