Prisoner Krause Keeps Garden and Chickens in Prison Hours
Mrs Rae Anderman Krause, serving a life sentence for the Hartford City murder of her stepdaughter Crystal Krauss, is described as a model prisoner at Indiana Woman's Prison. She spends evenings feeding more than ten chickens and tending flowers, with visits from her husband and father monthly. Her cheerful demeanor, religious attendance, sewing work, and long walks are noted, along with improved health and a calm, hopeful outlook despite her confinement.
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Indiana Woman's Prison
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Hartford City
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Woman Missing After Hospital Release
Alvis Bumgert reports his wife, just released from the Insane hospital on Tuesday, missing from their Leota home Thursday morning. He urges authorities to locate her as a priority.
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Leota-et
Agid Ends Life As Suspected Murder Case Unfolds
Louis Traugott a Wear Indianapolie saloon keeper died from carbolic aid in a personal crisis. His wife Rosa Sommers died at City hospital from injuries likely caused by a fall or being thrown from a window. Frank Sommers, held on murder charges, showed no emotion as he awaited trial. Coroner called inquest. neighbors say Rosa had been injured for days and had been hospitalized.
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Orio
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Miner
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Dehner Bound Over To Grand Jury In Assault Case
Toren Dehner charged with attempt to commit criminal assault against Alice Raw was bound over to the grand jury in police court Thursday morning.
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Alice Raw
Dehner
Telegraphers Claim Nationwide Railroad Warnings
In St Paul Minnesota on August 3 President Felham of the Order of Railway Telegraphers says the telegraphers union has completed notices for the Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes from St Dag to the coast. Details on two reported wrecks, one near Jamestown time and another near Farge Xn, remain unconfirmed as railroad officials refuse comment.
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Farge Xn
Opening of drainage walls and county assessor event noted
A Friday morning report describes the opening of duct work and phase wall at a local site. JR Welch, Larengy Behmidt and Michael defferson are listed in attendance for the events, with additional notes on the Brandevil meeting and Jackson-plaice arrangements.
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Larengy Behmidt
Michael Defferson
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Brandevil
Toomike Cure
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Wreck on Semeree and Campers Road Claims Several Lives
A traffic wreck on the Semeree and Campers road near Burrage, two miles from here, killed 3a of Mavers- Hale and injured 17 others. The crash occurred during rain, with causes not yet determined as rescue and investigation proceed.
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Floating poolroom drift between Chicago and Indiana water
A Chicago police crackdown fails to deter gambling aimed at poor men. The steamship City of Traverse, equipped with wireless, resumes fake racing bets operations near South Chicago, transporting patrons across the state line to Indiana water where a fleet meets the floaters for betting.
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Wah An Old Nurse for Children Boothing Syrup
Ad asks Mrs Winslow's Boothing Syrup as a teething remedy for children. Claims to soothe gums relieve pain and cure wind colic and diarrhoea. Advert promises twenty four bottle size and broad pediatric use.
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Russian envoy Witte faces key talks on peace terms
The Russian envoy Witte stated in a Wednesday address that Moscow seeks a durable peace by presenting proposals to St Petersburg for consideration. He defended Russia's ample powers while noting allied conditions and indicated negotiations could proceed toward agreement with the United States and other parties.
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New York
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Fever prevention claim stirs public alarm in 1900s outbreak
A dispatch from New York discusses Coleman Newman promoting a supposed yellow fever preventive made from alamethia camphor and a whorl pod, noting Polish use during plagues. a regional roundup covers Louisiana, Mississippi and Mexico fever cases, quarantines, and ship movements amid high tensions over border health measures.
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Weather forecast with showers and rain later
Weather bulletin predicts showers with cloudy skies and rain Thursday night into Friday. A health advisory notes authorities in southern regions including New Orleans and nearby areas declare war on mosquitoes at naval stations and Norfolk navy yards.
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Naval Training Station
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Freight traffic largely abandoned in Montana rail report
The Scrippe-Whae Press Association reports freight traffic nearly abandoned in Montana. Operators have largely halted passenger trains on both systems, with one to ten hours of service remaining.
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Scrippe-Whae Press Association
Helena
State Soldiers At Their Best At Fort Benjamin Harrison
Gov Khinky and staff observed Indiana soldiers undergoing camp instructions at Fort Benjamin Harrison. A rain delay tested tents and cleanliness, while a grass fire was battled by Battery personnel. Maj Gen McKee led an extensive inspection, praising soldiers for readiness and gear.
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Khinky
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BicKee
Taggart Ghose May Face Army Scandal in Divorce Trial
Capt Taggart faces a high profile divorce case amid serious allegations involving army officers. Witnesses include Howard Taggart who testifies about his sister in law and the judge considers custody of the children as the trial unfolds.
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Marine Hospital
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New Orleans
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Reuther
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Tata
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Explosive heat dulls Kenps business and nets sales
In record of a local shop note intended to boost activity, the ad cites hot weather lowering business at Kenps while offering a 1 percent reduction on each rail JP Stub lally diamonds and jewelry at a market stall with multiple places.
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