Lymph Treatment Demonstrated At City Hospital Clinic
A large gathering of physicians and nurses witnessed Koch lymph therapy discussed as a potential vaccine substitute. Dr. Elder asserted the discovery could prevent tuberculosis with proper timing, and possibly aid hog cholera and pleuro-pneumonia. Treatments were tried on two patients, a dying Black woman with acute consumption and a Black boy with a neck tuberculosis gland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
City Hospital
Ty. Edenharfer
Dr. Elder
Medical College of
Indiana
Loehr
Noblesville
J. A. Comstock
Greenfield
W.B. Maddux
Vandalia
Frank Whetzel
Morristown
Flynn
Marion
Edenharter
Potter
Brayton
Desperate burglars nabbed after violent Cincinnati night
Cincinnati officers jail two noted burglars and allies of Eads, Geo Duncan and Jim Anderson, amid a hand to hand clash in which Anderson is believed fatally wounded. Eads denies involvement as he remains jailed in VanCamp's hardware store case awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eads
Cincinnati
VanCamp
Geo. Duncan
Jim Anderson
Indianapolis
Duncan
Absent-minded man leaves ten thousand in a sleeper
An absent minded traveler forgets ten thousand dollars in a Pullman sleeper on the Atlanta line. The money split between ash and government bonds, found under a cushion by a repairman at Pullman shops. Inspector Hunt seeks the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuicaGo
Hunt
Atlanta
Pullman
Prayed in Chicago by Muncie Pastor at World’s Fair Site
Rev. Douglas Miller of Muncie Ind preached at the lakeside of the world’s fair site claiming instruction from Mrs. Woodworth head of a church of God to dedicate the fair to the glory of God. He urged directors to build a channel in each proposed building so he could preach repentance to crowds. The report notes the preacher is described as five years old and very respectable. Gravestones For Cross Walks residents along River Street complain of mud on Kentucky Ave street commissioner Harrold plans improvements starting Merrill Street to ease the flooding and mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Woodworth
Miller
Harrold
Kentucky-ave
River St
Merrill-st
Kentucky Ave
Congress Action Mixed as Bills Move
In the House the sundry civil appropriation bill was resumed with no amendments adopted. In the Senate a motion to reconsider a labor bill vote was defeated and the copyright bill was taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Washington
House
Senate
Viaduct Plans Discussed by City Officials
The Viaduct Matter involved Mr. Ramsey of the Big Four road meeting Mayor Sullivan and the viaduct committee on Monday. They adopted the five plans for the Virginia Avenue viaduct in the council committee rooms.
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Ramsey
Sullivan
Viaduct Committee
Council
Ten New Men to Be Placed at Houses 2 and 6 This Week
Local brief covers Chief Webster scheduling ten new officers to locations 2 and 6, a burglary case continued before Judge Cox, and a busy week of community events including a Press Club entertainment with J Whitcomb Riley and Robert J Burdette. Also notes a church gathering, a divorce and a blocked wedding plan, upcoming art association exhibits, and various police and civic items.
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Webster
Hicklin
James Eads
Edwards
Cox
Justice Habich
Michael Kk
Miller
Emeline Gilliland
Rregelo
Batesst
Or. J. Kidd
John-st
Sutcliffe
Harry Adams
Alabama St
Plymouth Church
J. Whitcomb Riley
Robert J. Burdette
Second Presbyterian Church
Carter Rubish
Viola McClan
Carter
Viola
Lee
Art Association
Propyleum
Fry
Cincinnati
Hyde
Hall-place
M. E. Church
Celtic Hall
Nolan
West and Morrissts
Birrus
John
Jennie Whitehead
Charles
Ella Meany
Ernestine Sigmund
Morris
Mrs. Woods
Deatus
Nicholas Jensen
City
Lucy James
Elizabeth Shesher
Blake St
Harvey Davis
Elm St
Cook
Robert Lewis
Bettie Dodson
Dental parlors advertise painless extractions in Tron Hall building
An old dental ad promotes artificial teeth without plates and crowns and bridge work as specialties. It notes children receive careful attention and claims teeth can be extracted without pain at Brown's dent parlors located at 80 Circla st in the Tron Hall building, ending with a moral about traveler’s insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s
Circla St
Tron Hall
Bitter Farewell Predicted As New City Charter Debated
Aldermen pace toward upheaval as the old guard faces loss under a proposed charter. Councils will clash over Trusler redistricting and fire chief control while Sm ith and others lose means to influence. The row over special ordinances and local power intensifies Monday night.
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Board of Aldermen
Lord Coeth
Alderman Smith
Smithers
Blackwell
Laul
Viaduct
Isaac Thalman
Columbia Club
Reinecke
Warrell
Reilly
Sahara
Bruesig
Cas
Aldermain
Harry Smith
Trusler
Fire Department
Olsen
Cooper
Sharp Hetart Tone in Drug Store Salon Tale
A narrative set in a prominent drug store gathering features ministers lawyers and professionals discussing literature and social conditions. A driven capitalist clashes with a poor apothecary over a refused cashing of paper revealing poverty and moral conflict. The host shifts topics from Cicero to capitalist excess and hardship.
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Cleveland
Cicero
Sanitary Chief Checks Milk Quality After Reports
Sanitary officer Sanborn investigated reports of bad milk. He collected a sample from Ballard's on Monday and it tested pure. He also halted a North-end milkman and performed a chemical test on his milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Ballard’s
North-end
Captured by a Man Who Vanished Then Offered a Greeting
A New Town constable recalls one escape artist he failed to arrest after a door shut on his coat. Another tale recounts a perilous raid into a cellar where a suspect attacked him with a mob of rats. the officer fought free, killing an estimated 10,500 rats before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marer
Delaware and Courists
Callar
Geor gie Rhodius in brawl over wager at English s opera house
Geo Rhodius fired at Bert Dasher after a club wager turned hostile in New York. Dasher and Rhodius quarrelled over a handkerchief. Rhodius drew an eight caliber pistol and was arrested. He posted bonds and faced mayoral court for concealed weapon and shooting within city limits.
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Rhodius
Geo
Dasher
New York
New
Harry
Barry Wall
Geo. Rhodius
I. M. Dasher
Joe Gordon
Patrice
Harry Eden
Denison
Gordon
Eden
Buen
Bruce and the Police in Turmoil as Shakeup Looms
The city police force faces upheaval with Capt. Truce under fire for insubordination while a board reorganization looms. Rumors say Albert Gall becomes state treasurer Tuesday and a new police leadership could take effect Wednesday. Colbert is favored for Travis' shoes, with the old board expected to lead changes amid claims the core issue is discipline. Local weather calls for fair but colder conditions with a light snow and freezing temperatures in Indianapolis.
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Truce
Board of Police Commissioners
Bigfoot Bruce
Albert Gall
Tix
Colbert
Travis
Bigham Board
Cattereon
Holt and Sullivan
Indiana
Indianapolis
The Blackthorn Panic A Royal Pass And Irish Motifs
The piece notes Tim Murphy as leading comedian in A Texas steer and mocks Irish stereotypes in theatre. Kate Castleton dines at the opera house with quail on toast billed as snipe due to a statute. Emma Abbott memory bashed by major papers. Dr McGinn completes plans and opens horse training contest at Tomlinson bell tonight.
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Tim Murphy
Texas
Murphy
Old
Ireland
Trish
America
Kate Castleton
Murderous Daughter Slays Father Then Kills Herself
In Bouis, Loir et Cher, Sidonie Penaud, 78 year old M Francois Saule’s daughter, after a bitter divorce and estrangement, fatally wounds her father with a revolver and then shoots the corpse before surrendering to police. Her husband Victor Penaud and other relatives are detained as arrests follow.
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Loxpox
France
Blois
Loir-et-Cher
Villesoint
Francois Saul
Counci
M. Saule
M. Perand
Penaud
M. Saulo
Troy 8 Indignant The Legislature Fails to Help Farmers
Representative Troy of Hancock County vents frustration about inaction for farmers. He notes a bill to abolish salaries for township institute teachers and complains about 3200 unnecessary officers. He blames fellow legislators and political party inaction.
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Troy
Hancock County
Southwest
Indiana
Boonville Seeks Electric Light Expansion
John Ring of Kokomo sells heir to a 100000 dollar claim last week. CG A Richards of Huntington retires after 69 years of service in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
John Ring
A. Richards
Multiple local incidents and crimes reported across US cities
A summary of diverse brief items includes a Huron stable fire causing $12000 in losses, church disputes in Milwaukee, Chicago labor union threats against non union labor at the world fair, Sioux City grocery fire, Little Rock mills opening employment, idle Illinois Steel works, 500 riveters quitting over pay, a St Louis wife found shot suspected suicide, Pittsburgh railroad executive J L McCullough dies worth $106 million, Oak Grove farmer attempt on wife, Sedalia murder conviction, Ogden bribery arrests over vote buying, Chinatown stabbing in San Francisco, Ashland Pennsylvania sinking from mine subsidence, and new bookcases in Wides store.
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Huron
D. C
Trish
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Tolerton, Stetson & Co
Sioux City
Ilinois Steel Company
Eugene Brown
St. Louis
Jd. L. McCullough
Pennsylvania, Railway Lines
Pittsburg
James Turner
Oak Grove
Thomas Williamson
Salvation Army
Jefferson
Charles Moore
Sedalia
E.R. Ridgely
A. H. Nelson
W. S. Stone
Ogden
U. T
Frisco
Sam Bing
Ah Kit
Ashland
Sailor Sent To Siberia After Russian Fishing Capture
Captain Joseph W. Morris and crew sailed the Helena from Yokohama in 1883 to fish in Russian waters where they were seized by a Russian gun boat. Convicted of violating fishing laws, they were sent to a Siberian coal mine to mine ten tons daily the first year and six tons the second. After release they walked 150 miles and, refused aid, received help from the American consul to reach San Francisco. Morris arrived in Boston last September.
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Boston
Joseph W. Morris
Helena
Yokohama
Valdivortock
Siberian
San Francisco
Morris
Strange Gift of a Child Mind Reader Featured in New York
Eva Medley, 12, wowed local theater people and Bernhardt troupe members by spelling the name Lucille from metal letters on a table. She reportedly surpassed mind readers like Bishop in demonstrations. Miss McCoy found her in Detroit two years ago and financed her education.
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Bishop
New York
Eva Medley
The
Bernhardt Troue
Lucille
Miss McCoy
Hermann
Ha Pail
Detroit
Mich
New Likely to Be Made Secretary of the Treasury
Washington rumor cites John C. New summoned by President Harrison to take Treasury post. Feb 9 dispatch notes New likely to receive the Treasury portfolio as the administration reshapes its cabinet.
Features of Sporting Life in a Frantic Era
Dunlap will play with Washington. The Holyoke snow shoe club tours Canada on a picnic. Jack Smith challenges Joe McAuliffe to a ten round Brooklyn bout. Abbott and Carter to spar for 850 purse at St Clair hall within three weeks. Ward travels to Europe to settle a personal matter. McGinn trained three horses at Tomlinson hall before a crowd. Bell wins a five mile race on a 16 lap track record by nine seconds. Tucker likely to play late for Boston while Nash captains. Northern riflemen depart Chicago February 7 to contest southern shooters. John T Brush in Cincinnati defending baseball interests and preparing for a legal tilt with Al Johnson.
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Dunlap
Washington
Holyoke
Mags
Snow Shoe Club
Canada
Jack Smith
Joe McAuliffe
Brooklyn
Mike Abbott
Lou Carter
St. Clair Hall
John Ward
Europe
Lis
Dr. McGinn
Ilinois
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
al. Johnson
Mr. Brush
Johnson
League
Dreary Session Notes as Senate Fumbles Through Monday
A sluggish Monday in the legislature shows no quorum in the House and continued delays. Senatorial debates touch on police, electric plants, and rail bills while new pages arrive and lobby tensions rise amid a weary session cadence.
Blizzard Delays Trains From Minnesota to Nebraska
A Sunday blizzard blanketed the Midwest with heavy snow. St Paul and St Cloud report train delays, Omaha drivers report 10 to 15 foot drifts, and Saratoga Springs records over a foot and a half of snowfall. Albany notes $10,000 telephone line damage as electric cars halt. Missouri westward traffic stalls and livestock suffer amid moderating temperatures.
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Plains
St. Paut
Minn
St. Cloud
A& Omahe
Neb
Saratoga Springs
Albany
Moma
Here
Discharged Banker Potter Cleared of Embezzlement Charges
Powell banker Potter of Potter & Rension, charged with embezzlement, was discharged as the charges could not be sustained. The decision followed an unspecified formal proceeding dated February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostox
Potter
Powell, Potter & Rension
Italian cabinet to be announced this Monday
The report notes the forthcoming Italian cabinet announcement on Monday. It mentions Galway Chief-of-Police's recent suicide by shooting, Germany's powder manufacturing, Archbishop Walsh’s warning about the Irish National League, and Berlin orders restricting workmen gatherings. It also cites socialists seeking Bradlaugh's parliamentary seat and a rumored secret alliance against San Salvador.
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Galway
Ireland
Germany
Walsh
Irish National League
Berlin
Bradlaugh
City of Mexico
Guatemala
San Salvador
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