Army Doctor Pledges Yellow Fever Germ Discovery
A Washington dispatch reports Surgeon General Walter Wyman may soon announce the discovery of the yellow fever germ. Vera Cruz researchers and the yellow fever institute review microsocpic evidence while awaiting conclusive tests before any official publication. The prior Cuban and American investigations established transmission by Aedes mosquitoes and isolation of the disease’s spread, guiding hopes for eradication.
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New York
Washington
the Herald
Walter Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
The
Havana
Vera Cruz
Mex
United States
Wyman
Yellow Fever Institute
the Marine Service
Lanarell
Sternberg
Cuba
Walter Reed
Carroll and
Agramonte
Lanarelli
Joshua’s Will Sparks Holiday Country Romance
Cousin Joshua leaves fifty thousand dollars to the three daughters and a half acre cottage with a six room house at Tyler's Crossing. Persis plans to wed the Widder Bassett’s son Charles Frederick Greyson, while mystery and humor surround the family as a snake disrupts an Eden-like garden and a match unfolds between Persis and Greyson. The tale blends inheritance, love and comic misadventure as the sisters confront fortune and prospects.
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Italy
Persis
Mother
Celia
Charles Frederick Greyson
Chloe
Joshua
Tyler's Crossing
Papa
Hannah
Tyler's
Josh Slocum
Widder Bassett
Widder’ Bassett
Widder
Garden of Eden
Europe
Frederick Bassett
Frederick
Smith
Fersis
Charlies Frederick Greynon
Fred Bassett
Persis Chooses Frederick Bassett After Friendly Reveals
In a brisk-hearted exchange Persis learns her suitor Charles Frederick Greyson has been won over by Frederick Bassett who claims Persis would marry well with Bassett as a match. Persis forgives him, and Greyson accepts.
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Persis
Charles Frederick Greyson
Frederick Bassett
Cresceus World Record Effort At State Fair Grounds
Cresceus the trotter aims to surpass his world record at the state fair on August 21. The detailed race record shows 20 wins from starts, nine seconds, four thirds, and multiple heats with times improving to 2:05 or better in select heats, highlighting a standout career across age classifications.
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Csscccanee
Weeaeg Navenen
Pebeseeee
Oswee
Ccesses
Ccsusue Ceven
Scscescees
Maude Adams Seen as Among Stage's Most Likeable Women
A near-source voice lauds Maude Adams for a wholesome private life and public talent. She avoids sensationalism, maintains privacy, and travels with modest comforts. Her steady career and lack of press controversy mark her as a respected figure in theater.
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Miss Adams
Adam Forepaugh
General Service
Chan
Frohman
Maude Adams
Hoyt
Baby roars end court case as mother sues for nonsupport
In Detroit a baby interrupted a police court hearing when Mrs. Anderson, suing Frank Anderson for nonsupport, struggled to testify with the infant in her arms. The judge ordered the child removed after five minutes of cries, dismissing the husband and noting to avoid taking the baby back to the wife.
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Detroit
Anderson
Felwood Merchant Digs Deep Hole To Probe Earth's Center
Elwood Indiana August 12 R L Leeson wealthy retailer digs deep hole after gas prospects fail. Drill reaches 180 feet and progress slow with pipe rising six inches. Town splits on what he might uncover from center, from gold to cold water. Leeson plans continue as Elwood hosts opening of new $20,000 amusement hall August 21 by Patriarchs Militant.
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Elwood
Ind
R. L. Leeson
Lieut. Perry
Che
Hittie
Croesus
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Leeson
Appelle
Elwood Canton 33
Patriarchs Militant
Champion Drill Organization
J. V. Sebern
Dave Durbin
Gov. Durbin
Anderson
West Producing Outlaws and Their Fading Era (note: heading adjusted to fit style)
The article chronicles notorious western outlaws led by the James and Younger gangs, noting their daring train robberies and brutal acts. It contrasts famed killers like Wild Bill Hickok, Bat Masterson, Billy the Kid, and Wyatt Earp, highlighting their perils and short, often ended careers. It references their captors, juries, and the shift away from the profession as lawmen and vigilantes expand control.
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Harry Tracey
West
James
Missouri
James Boys
Jesse
Frank James
Cole
Bob
Jim Younger
Clell Miller
Huntington
W. Va
Northfield
Minn
Blue Cut
Kansas City Fair Grounds
Express
Minnesota
Bob'’ Ford
Jesse James
Frank
Wild Bill’ Hickock
Dodge City
Kan
Bat’ Masterson
Abilene
Billy
Pat Garrett
Bob” Slade
Julesburg
Montana
Wyatt Earp
Ike Clanton
Tombstone
Earps
Clanton
King” Fisher
Texas
Black Bart
California
Wells Fargo
Jimmy” Hughes
Clint Haworth
Dalton Brothers
Oklahoma
Kansas
Emmet
Clyde Mattox
City Mixed Up in Family Quarrel
Grant H. Taylor a street cleaning contractor seeks an injunction against the city, Justice Smock, and others to halt a $42 judgment deduction from his pay after his wife Pinke Taylor won a civil action claiming support. She had previously convicted him for wife desertion, fined $10 and costs. Hospital injury and ear reconstruction are described as a plastic operation by Dr Henry Wharton. patient left hospital in two weeks and surgeons report the rare, successful result.
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Grant H. Taylor
Justice Smock
Constable Smock
L. E. Reinhold
James T. W. Hill
William H. Ogborn
Pinke Taylor
Taylor
Presbyterian Hospital
Henry Wharton
How to Make an Ear
Surgeons at Presbyterian hospital report success in a new ear construction for Alexander Hammond of Malvern Pennsylvania. Hammond, who froze his left ear four years ago, developed a cancerous growth and recently underwent the operation after his family physician Dr Curtz referred him for treatment.
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Philadelphia
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Alexander Hammond
Malvern
Hammond
Curtz
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An 19th century advertisement asserts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has worldwide reputation for cures. It never fails and is pleasant to take. Available from all druggists.
Swirl of Society Notes From Indianapolis Area
Social news item listing return of Miss Margaret Shover from Michigan and upcoming events. Agatha Selig hosts a card party on North Pennsylvania Street. Judge C C Shirley and family from Kokomo visit J O Henderson. Mrs S C Hartzog hosts Willard W C T U gathering. Nellie Wilson hosts Leah Hurlberg event at Broad Ripple. Alice Graydon heads Boys club, to Portland Oregon until Jan 1. Georgia Errington named temporary superintendent. George Reisner and wife to California for a month, then visit Reisner parents before returning to Egypt.
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Margaret Shover
Pottowattomie
Mich
Agatha Selig
N. Pennsylvania-st
8. C. Hartszog
N. Capitol Ave
Willard W
Alice Graydon
Portland
Georgia Errington
George Reisner
California
Help for the House Notice to The Sun Office
A formal invitation requests assistance and directions to The Sun office. It specifies contact lines including phones 80 and office address 121 8 E Ohio Ave. The notice urges timely response to support the house initiative.
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SUN Office
Ohio-at
License to sell intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis ward 5
Julius Grau gives notice to voters of the fifth ward Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the board of commissioners at the September term for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privilege. The business is at 440 Blake street first floor front room of a two story brick building on lot 1 square 1 Harris subdivision outlet 157 Indianapolis. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.
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Fifth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Blake St
Harris
Outlet 157
Indianapolis
Julius Grau
Tenth Ward
State of
Washington St
Mannerchor
Robert Tforestel
Notice of liquor license application in Center Township
Voters of the Tenth ward Center township inform they will seek a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons at a room facing north on Washington Street first floor of a four story brick building in Indianapolis. The property is lot 3 in square 62 Mannerchor hall known as 37 E Washington St Ward 10. Also applying for pool table and restaurant privileges in the same room. ROBERT T FORESTEL
Notice of liquor license application in Indianapolis ward
The subscriber informs voters of the Third ward Center township that he will apply to Marion county commissioners at the September term 19 for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in less than five gallons and for on site drinking. The business is at 322 W Tenth St No 2 on a south facing room on the ground floor of a two story frame building in Ketcham Smiths sub of square 5 in Drake s addition. John Winkelhaus.
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Third Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Tenth St
Ketcham & Smith
James P. Drake
Indianapolis
John Winkelhaus
Notice of liquor license applications in Indianapolis wards
The subscriber notifies voters in Eighth Ward Center Township Marion County Indiana that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the September term 1902 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking allowed. The business is located at No 27 Washington Street corner with Hamilton Avenue in a one story frame building in E Wing Washington Street addition. Also notices in Seventh Ward that he will apply to the Marion County Commissioners at their September 1902 term for a similar license to sell intoxicating liquors less than five gallons with on premises drinking at No 218 E Wabash fronting south on Washington Street in a four story building in square 43 Smith heirs Indianapolis.
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Twelfth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of Indiana
Morris St
Morris and
Harding-sts
Clark
Indianapolis
Indiana
Rudolph Zoffman
Eighth Ward
Marion Counts
Board of
Count Commissioners
Washington-st
Hamilton-ave
Johnson & Hogshire
E. Wington-st
Indapolis
Marion Cour Indiana
Wil Apps
David C. Ran
Seventh Ward
Marion
Smith Heirs
C Ship
Fred RA
Immigray to Texas and opportunities to settle
A note extols immigration to Texas and the Southwest Louisiana region highlighting cheap land, opportunities in rice farming and truck farming. It advertises obtaining a copy of Lana Rice Book or contacting Western Pacific Rice agent W H Connor, promising secure homes at low costs and claiming strong land abundance.
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Texas
Great Sta
Louisiana
Lana
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C. C. Shirley
Kokomo
Mrs
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Progress Laundry
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