Indiana Pickings: Paragon Woman Ina Glosa Dead in Fall
Miss Ina Glosa, of Paragon, died after a fall on December 3. The report notes she did not appear injured at the scene. In Crawfordsville, Paul Montgomery, eldest son of Wallace Montgomery of Linden, was seriously injured by an accidental discharge involving a firearm.
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Paragon
Ina Glosa
Crawfordsville-Paul
Wallace Montgomery
Linden
Rickety Children and Scott's Emulsion Ad
An old advertisement describes rickety children with loose joints bow legs and soft bones as an atypical disease. It touts Scott's Emulsion as a tonic supplying hypophosphites and nourishing cod liver oil to restore nourishment, flesh, and growth and claims rapid improvement in affected children.
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Scott
Cott
Weathered Indiana snippets mix of incidents and obits
Scattered notes from Indiana towns report a shotgun incident in Muncie with Ward Willama in hunting, Emma Sweeney knocked by a train near Anderson, D W Minghail’s DePauw laboratory acceptance, a flour poisoning near Brownstown, Isaac Showalter’s golden wedding near Brockville, 30 smallpox cases in Harrison township, Kokomo Elks temple dedication, and a fatal gun accident involving Rey Callett near Van Wert Ohio.
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Ward Willlama
Miuncie
Herbert Smith
Ella Benadum
Anderson
Emma
George Sweeney
Greencastle
D. W. Minghail
DePauw University
Brownstown
Smith
Marrigan Township
Brooxville
Isaac Showalter
Washington
Harrison Township
Daviess County
Kokomo—Elks
Dehnaven
van Wert
Rey Callett
Callett
Petersburg
Hovey Tislow
Jeweler
Frank C. Lory
George L Knox Urges Negroes To Split Between Parties
Indianapolis leader George J Knox urges the colored population to divide their political support between parties. He notes barriers in the North hinder skilled labor and highlights employment, wages, and industrial education as top needs. Knox, born a slave and publisher of the Freeman, cites unions and integration as key, praising southern progress.
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George J Knox
Indianapolis
Knox
Heninke
Mr. Knox
Fooker T. Washington
Indiana Actor Writes New Melodrama for Local Stage
Allen M. Bailey, Indianapolis actor, wrote Bound to Silence a domestic melodrama set in Indiana with scenes in South Bend and Lake Maxinkuckee. The plot follows two brothers, illegitimate and legitimate, who face birth secrets, a New York study, a Lake Maxinkuckee rescue, and a dramatic mill climax ending in tragedy and reconciliation. The work, produced by a Halley company, may debut for one night, then three performances, and be booked for next season or the following year.
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Allen M. Bailey
Indianapolis
At the Park Theater
Suwanes River
Indiaapolis
Indiana
South Bend
Maxinkuckee
New York
Lake Maxinkuczee
SM Legitimate
Ilégitimate
Halley
Suwanee
Foot Race Tour Contract Says Tislow Was Owed Sum
Lory claims he was bumped out of fifty five thousand five hundred dollars tied to a fake foot race on a summer tour with Tislow. Colorado Springs officials promised more firings over the incident. Three Crull brothers from Madison township are jailed for similar offences and George Crull serves a sentence at Anderson for assaulting a young person.
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Tislow
Lory
Colorado Springs
Col
Sulta
Elwood
Crull
Madison Township
Jalt
George
Anderson
Woman Eph Arrested in Tipton with Two Companions
John arrested on charge by a Madison township young woman. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup promoted as a soothing remedy for children, claimed to treat throat and lung diseases.
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Eph
Tipton
John
Madison Township
Baldwin's Bargains In Upright Needs and Child Remedies
An old nurse for children Mia Winslow's soothing syrup for teething is advertised as a universal remedy. It claims to soothe the child, soften the gums, ease all pain, cure wind colic and diarrhoea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Mia
Winslow
Married Beside Coffin of Bride's Mother in New York
Miss Johanna Ascher and Benjamin L. Barnhard wed at night beside the open coffin of the bride's mother Mrs Agder, who had died days earlier. Rabbi Halperin officiated as Samuel Ascher gave the bride away. The ceremony occurred despite the family mourning, aligning with Mosaic belief that the dead remain present.
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New York
Johanna Ascher
Benjamin L. Barnhard
Newark
Agder
Rabbi Malperin
Samuel Ascher
Rabbi Halperin
Free trial cure claims by Dr Lipes target body ailments
An advertisement promises a four free trial treatment from Dr Lipes aimed at heart lungs kidneys stomach blood liver skin and nervous system disorders. It claims the method rapidly displaces old cures and removes disease from the body.
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Jane
Dane
Northfield
Vtasaya
David Kennedy
Temple Battle
Enongs
David Kennedy Corporation
Rexdsut
B. T
Dr. Lipes
Lipes
U. G. Lipes
Stevenson Building
Indianapolis
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