Manhattan the Most Wonderful Gold Mining Camp
Manhattan—the town in the gold belt—sells building lots as dreams of wealth surge. Reported riches from ore flow spark a stampede with buyers paying high prices while rail connections and booming prospecting lure investors and settlers alike. The piece notes political chatter in Indiana as leaders discuss future gubernatorial nominees amid a reshaping party scene.
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Manhattan
Golden West
Sigur
Jonah
Alen
Scrofula Ri by Many Sng Neck and Flamed Eyelids
Scrofula symptoms include swollen necks and inflamed eyelids with sore ears and catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla offered as a remedy.
Arlington Girl Confesses Self-Cut Hair Act At Depot
Through a police interview 12 year old Donna Whitten of Arlington admitted she cut off her own braid with shears. Chief Urquhart later told her father the girl said no man was involved and she disposed of the hair by throwing it from a depot toilet window.
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Ruston
Donna Whitten
Arlington
Jack the
Edward Geary
Indians Defeat Suckers In Polo Beatdown At Auditorium
The Indians defeated Danville Saturday night at the Auditorium by a score of 6 to 2. Captain Jean and his men were outplayed early but rallied, scoring in the later periods as the Indians grew aggressive and took control. The game was clean with no rough play.
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Iepaltican Party
Miller
Basta
Goshev
Sin
Dlatineton
Fr Goshen
Feda
Wudgex
Hrmeia
Baker
The
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John Hl. Baker
Waa Een Chasen
Mitchell
Miller's
Supreme Court
Bax
Rex Son
Haw
Tain Baurer Hunt
Hanty
Tte Railroad Commission
Sogemor Ag Scan
Hanly
Hunt
Bardolph County
Danville
Jean
Goling
Nine journalism students train with St Louis Post Dispatch
Nine Missouri State University journalism students spent four days in St Louis observing and working across Post Dispatch desks from local and telegraph news gathering to Sunday magazine production. They filed reports back to campus, with a prize of eight dollars for the best field report.
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Meelie
Ove Missouri Stu University
St. Louie
Post-Dispater
Post-Dispatch
Ilocal
Focal
Telegraph
Miniaurg
Iiehanien
Post- Dispatch
Dat
Wstmnerson
Wilde
Man in college 14 years special 1
Abraham Bowers, the first student to enter the University of Chicago in 14 years, will complete a bachelor’s degree. He has faced many jobs from dirt shoveling to night guarding, gardening, teaching, and grocery clerking. He entered college at age 25 and later married, avoiding expulsion due to President Harper’s support.
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the Sun
Chicago
Abraham Bowers
University of Chicago
Sf. Marek
Bowers
Harper
Gas cooking course teaches efficiency in homes
An Indianapolis gas company hosted a demonstration by Mr. Shelby on gas cooking. The event showcased oven performance and practical tips for housewives, with plans for distribution of a printed guide and potential free future courses at churches and the gas company offices.
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Rus
Chis
Arnie
Dee Hedus Rae
Feliege
Marvin
BlePhy
Geoul
Laduminpolis
Shelby
Indianapolis Gas Company
Philmer Eves
Gowa
Tydianapolis
Umpire John J. Exan Signed by American Association
Milwaukee February report states the American Association will hire at least one new umpire next season. President O'Brien announced the signing of John J. Exan of Providence R I, who has spent five years with the Eastern League.
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Serene
Sere
Milwaukee
Wis
American Association
O'Brien
John J. Exan
Providence
R. J. Egan
Te Virtue Of Liquozone Test and Free Trial Offer
An advertisement extols Liquozone as a radical cure for germ diseases claiming testing proves its power. It promises a free bottle on first contact, a two month follow up trial, and a mail order coupon for immediate trial, asserting widespread success and safety of the gas-based remedy.
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Directis
Grert
Popcorn Boy Thief Ships to Fight If We War With China
A student theft at Smith College is linked to a long running robbery ring on campus. Speelao the Sun reports a 5 to 10 year pattern of stolen money from dorms and jackets, with a senior noting the thief as a connected conspirator. Authorities say the suspect confessed to some thefts, possible accomplices may follow as more details emerge. Washington dispatch details naval strength amid rising tensions with China, listing U S battleships and cruisers and Chinese vessels and gunboats in a regional update.
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Chaney
Jonny
Sullivan
Teeeman
Sletrich
Robert W. Mirrs
Congress
Atronath
James E. Watson
Washington
Trepunlican
Ife
Efgar Deen Crumpacker
Indiana
Crumpacker
Ala
China
Speelao
Rulthampton
Jochen
Pepesta
Ieeser
Asx Tintanco
Hurrivon
Minneapolia
Clase
Moni Hin
Ihja
Unter States Navy
Unter States Navy New In the Pilhippines
Boch
Tenet
Wangbugron
Asiatic
Wisconsa
Baltimore
Tone
Cinelati
Concord
Raleigh
Rumpow
Patan Vleare—sa
Quiros
Vitlatabe
Mosmato
Cina
Chi
Hal Yung
Hai Shem
Yung-pao
Erisr
Printers Claim Victory in 9 International Typographical Strike
Reported by multiple printer unions after a month of near nonstop work at 43 percent pay reduction. Locally the strike lingered with several firms like Lever Gros Thornton Lerns Weaver Printing Allison Reporter Scott Miller reporting shortages as workers return to open shops. Strikers note replacements are filling roles, signaling a tense but unsettled labor standdown.
Large West Side truck driver injured by horse
Michael Hallo, a six foot one inch, 200 pound truck driver, climbed onto a horse at Steinway & Sons stable. Maud reacted, throwing Hallo to the sidewalk. He suffered a broken arm in several places and was rushed to Flower Hospital after bystanders restrained the horse.
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New York
Michael Halloran
Isix
Dle
Upper West Side
Maud
Steinmway & Sons
Fifty-third-st
Park Avr
Digud
Haif
Halloran
Vin
Haloran
Flower
Indicted Wrench in forgery case among jurors
Among 80 jurors drawn Saturday an indictment named James Wrench for forging the signature of John Leck Cumberland on an Indorsement for a United States Express money order. The indictment alleges Wrench has practiced this fraud and served time for it. Also listed was John Whit, colored, indicted on a murder charge in the death of Harry Williams, colored, on January 16 at Lockeat.
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James Wrench
John Leck
Cumberland
United States Express Company
Isaid Chat Wrench
Nna
John Whit
Wna
Harry Williams
Lockeat
Favoritism in R. R. Bates Factory Trade to Market
The piece argues the New England manufacturer must reach the southern market via Chicago and the middle west, claiming transport costs negate any Chicago advantage. It notes freight rates from Chicago to Montgomery and Danteon are high, and disputes fears of Chicago harming Davin's baked bean trade with local buyers.
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Middle West
Snc
Montgom
Dasvin
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