Indigestion and Mirrored Trials in Late-Era Gossip
A long OCR fragment depicts a society belle’s health collapse after lavish dining and a healer Peruna praised by several readers. It shifts to a murder trial coverage with Nan Patterson and Caesar Young, detailing courtroom drama, witness identities, and Mrs. Young’s dramatic stand as the case edges toward a verdict.
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York
Dow
Aberic
Noo Patterson
Caesar Yeurig
Rand
Gurmany
Morgan Smith
Young
Nan Pautervon
Pattern Witnlessed
Rota St. Pietro
TL Pietro
Patternon
Mrs. Young
Nan Patterson
Jaaid
Wallace Abductors Threaten Kentuckians Reward Offered
John Habers Wallace was abducted near Louisa Kentucky by eight men including Morgan Curry and the Tintons. He was taken across Tug River into West Virginia, paid 400 to secure his life, and later repaid with a check accepted by merchant John Y. York. The episode followed weeks of local conflict that culminated in Wallace’s property being razed as neighbors blamed the dispute on the Hogar basin area.
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Louisa
John Habers Wallace
Morgan Curry
Lewis
Chas Tinton
Stewart McNealy
Wallace
Tus River
West Virginia
John Y. York
Ciza
Tug River
Martes
Hogar
Wallare
Wallace’ Place
Cihety Gang Arrests Have County Reward Offer
A damaged report notes a shooting incident with a woman hit by a rifle, and Tom Curry wounded in the chest. Wallace was captured by eight men upon returning home, and warrants are issued to detain Wallace and a member of the Dillong war faction. The county offers a $30 reward for Cihety gang arrests.
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Tom Curry
Wallace
Cihety
Doctors of Illinois Plan State Tuberculosis Society
Chicago reports three physician meetings led to preliminary steps for a statewide tuberculosis society. The plan unites the State Board of Health the Illinois Medical Society and the Visiting Nurses Association of Chicago Committee on Tuberculosis. A $2400 state sanitarium appropriation is sought to fund research and treatment with future branches planned. Focus will include preventive measures and outreach.
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Chicago
Mmots
State Board of Health
Ilness Medical Society
Visiting Nurses’ Association of Chicago
Question of merger looms for several railways at Greenville
Ter e Haute region reports stockholders of St Louis Vandalia Terre Haute meet to approve merger among Terre Haute Indianapolis Indianapolis Vincennes Logansport Toledo and Terre Haute Logansport lines. If St Louis Vandalia Terre Haute approves reorganization, merger may take effect January amid potential legal delays.
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SUN
Terre Haute
Ind
St. Laws, Vandalia & ‘Terre Haute Railroad Company
Greenville.l
Terre Hate
Indianapolis
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Logansport
Toledo
St Louis, Vandalia
T. Tie L
L. & Roads
One Million Dollars for Liquozone Trial Offer
A bold nationwide promotion claims Liquozone cures by oxygen, offering a free first bottle and five more at no charge to sick individuals. It touts dramatic health benefits, cites extensive testing, and promises $3 per bottle refunds for failed results while inviting readers to request a free trial and physician endorsements.
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America
Butler Wins Congressional Seat Amid Contested Election
Washington December 15 The House elections committee dismissed the Reynolds contest against Democrat James J. Suter of Minnesota's Twelfth District after finding Reynolds failed to meet statutory contest prerequisites. Suter remains in office as the sitting representative with no further challenge anticipated.
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Iscripps-Wrab
Washington
James J. Suter
Twelfti St. Tauls
House Committee On Elections
George D. Reynolds
Butler
Reynolds
Famine and Fever Ravage Ginaloa District
Telegram reports Ginaloa in northwestern Mexico near the gulf of California suffers famine and fever. Recent weeks bring more deaths from starvation and disease during bubonic plague outbreak. Some burials occur, but many areas lack people to dispose of corpses.
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Scripps-M Rae
EL Paro
Tax
Ginaloa
Mexico
Gulf of California
Prohibition Leaders Face Internal Probe Over Fund Use
Oliver W. Stewart and James A. Tate, leaders of the Prohibition National Committee, travel to Chicago to answer charges from last week accusing misapplication of party funds and campaign wrecking. Other critics include John G. Woolley Willam E. Johnson Th P Faris and Dr Samuel Dickie. A special auditing committee has been reviewing Stewart s accounts for a month as men await the findings.
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Scrippa-M' Rab
Chicago
Oliver W. Stewart
Prohibition National Committee
James A. Tate
National Committee
John G. Woolley
New Voter
Willam E. Johnson
Woolley
Th. P. Faris
3Rasors
Samuel Dickie
Ohtonal
Aretaers
Dickie
Stewart
Faris
Mixsayl
Rilagh
Patterson After Peabody Scalp Scandal Rages in Denver
A Denver political chaos unfolds as circulars accuse Senators Patterson and Teller of neglecting duties and spark charges of a conspiracy to rob Colorado voters of victory over Peabody. The senate fight centers on alleged fraud, Supreme Court influence, and calls for resignations as figures like Gov. Adams are drawn into the fray.
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Suripps- Rae
TRIEN
Denver
Cali
Ber
Patterson
Tiler
Westington
Supreme Court
Northent
Senate
Pattern
Teller
Gov. Adams
City Record For A Day Births And Deaths Listed
Births listed for William R Drennan Emma Drennan at 818 N senate girl George and Lortha Crouch 110 Minnesota boy Henry and Verma Kuchter 1h B East Sir Moses and Emily Gordon 25 W Fife wenth girl Fred and Grace Tibke 807 E Twentyseventh boy Edna Grant Melbourne and Emma Sanders 1% N defforaon boy Deaths include Mary O Mara 38 47 Htaler senility John F P Herrold 5 months S West in gripre Francis E veene 26 Ny Delaere carcinoma of stoma Maya A Wallace Hamilton pneumonia Marriages include Robert Scrogeins and Hattie H Taylor Louis W Werner and Grace L Nelatt Alfred G Probert and Gertrude Osten dorf William H Herr and Emma Korepot Oscar F Fields and Carrie B Jordan Pearl Jeffries and Grace L Tearns Building Permits listed for Merchants' National Bank Meridian ia0 b Flick remodeling 1500 Earth 540 Central Trust Company repairs 92 Fort Wayne 3166 Mrs Chadwick In Tears details from Scripps Telegrams Cleveland Dec 5 Mrs Chadwick spent a fairly restful night in county jail She slept from 10 until after 4 She asked for water during the night Her nervousness included fits and twitching Her attorney Dr Chadwick was in conference Dr Leroy S Chadwick said he intends to return to America Drug merchant Albert Yeager of Jonesville Ind files bankruptcy petition listing about 1 900 in assets
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William R
Emma Drennan
Senate
George and
Lortha Crouch
Minnesota
Henry
Verma Kuchter
Sir Moses
Emily Gordon
W. Fife Wenth
Fred
Grace Tibke
Harry and
Edna Grant
Indianapolis
Irk Melbourne
Emma Sanders
N. Defforaon
Gertrude Shepnerd
Northwestern
Mary O'Mara
Htaler
John FP. Herrold
S. West
Gripre
Francis E. Veene
Delaere
Maya A. Wallace
Hamilton
Chadwick
Scrippsr-M'Rae
Cleveland
Matron Hall
Ceuta
Fast Train Wreck at Bristol Wisconsin
A Chicago to Bristol fast mail train No 8 left the tracks at Bristol Illinois early Thursday. One wireman Oscar Johnson of Galesburg was killed. conductor A Cowdry and brakemen M M Farrell of Gabby Dues were injured. A defective rail tore up the roadbed for about a thousand feet, two cars wrecked.
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Bristol
Scripps-Mrae
Ciucaga
Chicago
Burtington & Quincy
Bristol IL
Oscar Johnson
Galesburg
A. Cowdry
M. M. Farrell
Braxemen
Gaby Dues
Ani Anh
Setigus
Fire destroys Goshen hardware store and cafe
A blaze discovered at 1 a.m. Thursday gutted the Goshen hardware firm and Helmhaugh's cafe, causing about 19000 dollars in losses after burning for six hours. A streetcar passenger and Atlas Engine Works employee James O Connor were injured, and Ames, former Minneapolis mayor, had indictments dismissed on a corruption case.
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Scripps Bar
Lee
Hawks Hardware
Goshen
Fie
Helmhaugh
Caloon
Aix
Wheat and live stock markets edge higher at open
Lower Market Chicago reports opening gains in wheat and corn with gains in lumber futures and mixed New York stock moves. Indianapolis cattle and hog receipts show steady to firm demand, with prominent prices for prime beef, stockers, and feeders. Chicago and St Louis markets cite steady cattle, hog, and sheep trade with activity in futures and grain components.
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Chicago
Dre
Tnv
Liverpool
Paris
Northwestern
Indianapolis
ABE
Lemmon
IBM
Urchi
Western
New York
Iscripps-S Rae
Reading
St. Erle J. Archicurt
Pennsylvania
London
St Paul
Chicago Northwestern
Atchison, Erie
Missouri Pacifle
U.P
Sun. Pac
Steel
Bugar
Amalgamated Copper
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Wanh
Union of Engineers
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Dryant Minstrels
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Columbus
Ibra
Tortees Medical Advics
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Mra
Rown di Pistro
Campbell Street
Kansas City
Society Bella
National Annuy Association
Peruna, ‘Medicine Co
Doctors OF Illinois
Vandalia
Iscripps-M'Rae Telegham
Madhid
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Azcarraga
Tharedsy
Senor Maura
Quid Ozone Co
Barh Ave
Tate
Peabody
Benator
Colorado
Robert Scrogeins
Hattie H. Taylor
Louis W. Werner
Grace L. Nelatt
Alfred G. Probert
Gertrude Ostendorf
Wiliam H. Herr
Emma Korepot
Oecar
F. Fields
Carrie B. Jordan
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W. Perbee
Carrie B. Mutehine
Pearl Jeffries
Grace L. Tearns
Withim Hy
Brufeton
Nejc Andrews
Acripps-Aware
Leroy
Albert. Yeager
Jonesville
Feil
Ilinois
Washington-sts
James O'Connor
Atlas Engine Works
HT Mamitenave
O'Connor
City Hospital
Hawley
City Dispensary
Ames
SUN Minneapolis
A. A Ames
Minneapolis
Séillett
W. A. Kerr
Reid
Billie
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Iscripps-Mcrae
Sword ,Turkeys, Inc
Levites
SGA
Routhern
Scripps-Star Telegram
Brock
Whiplie
Limburger
Felmo Pirate
BO Ete
Coal and Coke
Tiernburg
Jackson
Winitrede - Kanawha Taymond
Pittsburg
Hocking Vaile Tuhrik- Hraall
Kaling County
Saizae Green
Bullivan County
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Louia
Iscripps-Fhae
ST. Louie
Dee
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