Palace for consumptive actors proposed in Miramont castle
Denver reports a plan to acquire Miramont castle at Manitou for a sanitarium for consumptive actors. The castle, built by Father Francolen in 1671, features medieval towers, terraces, 190 foot frontage, and lavish interiors with hardwood floors and antique art. Asking price is $25,000, far below replacement value.
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Denver
Miramont Castle
Manitou 13
Robert E. Bell
Father Francolen
Istters
di Francolon
Lena
Walla
Far Nippon
Father Francoon
Manitou
Catholic Sisters
Multiple Indiana notices span citywide events and incidents
Martinsville: Miss Lulu Pottertt dies of heart trouble. Union City: Thomas McMahon, 53, dies after long illness, longtime Big Four agent and two-term city council member. South Bend: William Webar sued for 000 damages over alleged alienation of Beaver’s wife. Fort Wayne: Carriage workman injured. Eckart packing plant explosion loss projected at 5200,000. Washington: Mrs. Theodore Jonnzon in serious condition after brutal assault. Richmond: Great famine hits retailers and wholesalers due to freight congestion. Terre Haute: Strike at American Car and Foundry partially resolved on new piecework pay. LaPorte: Bishop Joyce and wife safely arrive in Panama for Methodist conferences. Covington: Towm marshal’s shot through a window injures pillow. resident Bisland spared. Elwood: Pittsburgh Glass Co to enter oil business after six wells in Independence field. Dillsboro: Switzer reunion after 20 years. family reunited with mother Mrs John Neff. Kokomo: Estate of Paul Hegner prompts search for Mary Hegner who disappeared 19 years ago. Anderson: Greensburg chair plant move. insane man confined. Terre Haute: BE&T railroad suit against city dismissed by agreement. divorce case filed over cruelty. Other items note a rabbit-hunting death, Burke family concern, and odd local notices about industry and health ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Thomas McMahon
Big Four
South Bend
William Webar
John Beaver
Beaver
Fort Wayne
Eckart
Washington
Theodore Jonnzon
Richmond
Terre Haute
American Car and Foundry Company
Sdes
Laporte
Panama
I. W. Joyce
Indiana
Joyce
Methodist Episcopal Church
South America
Covington
Wiliam Hunt
William
Edward Irish Hero Keeps Train On Time Despite Frozen Limbs
In Danville on a bitter February day engineer Edward Irish refuses to abandon his post. With hands and feet frozen he tightens bolts and fans the throttle, fixing a malfunction under subfreezing temps. He saves the Continental Limited, but surgeons later amputate to save him.
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Danville
Jil
Edward Irish
Continental Limited
Irish
Lafayette
Aho
Iine
Cork
Breathing Spell Promised by Scott's Emulsion
A fragment notes that a breathing spell could help the consumptive halt worsening. Scott's Emulsion is praised for giving tired nature relief and nourishment, often enabling the patient to gain strength and possibly throw off the disease. The product is claimed to fortify lungs and flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Ott
Send for Frou Semple and Dowhe Chemie
A fragmented notice mentions Send for Frou Semple and Dowhe Chemie, with hints of soy Pons Bt. Reading suggests a contractual or call-to-action item involving these entities, but details are unclear due to OCR distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frou Semple
DOWHE
Chemie
Soy Pons
Congressman Rumple Dead in Chicago Died of Cancer
Congressman J N W Rumple of Iowa died in Chicago on Saturday after a battle with cancer. His home was Council Bluffs Iowa. The report notes his illnesses and records his death as a political figure from Iowa.
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Rumple
Chicago
J. N. W. Rumple
Iowa
Council Biufte
Fight disruption and divorce case surface in Ohio and Indiana
Ohio military judge refs a Thompson Murray bout where Murray punched the referee and the result was changed to a draw. In Indiana Marion County Circuit Court, Anna B Bassett sues Ludlum G Bassett for divorce, notice to appear by April 6, 1900, at Indianapolis Court House.
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Columbus
Kid” Thompson
Commons
Jimmy Murray
Cincinnat
Taompaoa
Murray
State of Indiana
Marion County
Cyreujt
State of
Indiana
Anna B. Bassey
Ludlum G. Bassett
Captain W H Cushing court martial sentence
Washington February 2 The secretary of the treasury released the court martial result for Captain William H Cushing of the revenue cutter service. He was found guilty in part and recommended six months leave on half pay. the secretary approved the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Cushing
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Wm. H. Cushing
Revenue Cutler Service
San Francisco
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Daily Sentinel
Indianapolis
North Indianapolis
West Indianapolis
Mt. Jackson
Indianola
Haughville
Irvington
Brightwood
Martinsville
Lulu Pottertt
Bisland
Sic
Elwood—Pittebure Plate Glass Company
Independence Field
Northwest
Dillsboro
Charles Switzer
Ripley County
Cincinnati
Charte Bwitzer
Chalmers
Ind
Warsaw
John Neff
Kokomo
Paul Hegner
Howard Township
Mary Hegner
Mary Megner
Randall
Rich Valley
Anderson
Greene-burg Chair Company
Ar Tow Manufacturing Company
Greensburg
B. F. Clendenning
Cheaterfield
Nemred
Arch Beall
Rabbit
Burke
Chauncey Burke
Parenta
China
Japan
HE. H. Henderson
Jaly
Signa
Hick
Vigo Clay Works
W. ©. White
Yale
Hood
Felf
DeVore Co
Stevenson Building
All Drugeiste
Phoenix Barber Shop
Market St
Hero
Dr. Wood
Circuit Court
Ludlum G. Barsett
WM. E. Davis
Geo. W. Spahr
Ptatnttt
FUN Office
W. H. Betts
Delaware St
W.W. H. Betts
Massachusetts Ave
Delaware Street
Indianapolia
Lod
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