Graslov chapter vault escape stuns Neslerov and Olga
In Graslov Neslerov learns two prisoners Vladimir Denton and Paulpoff have escaped from a dungeon. Jansky and Itzig fail to guard, while Princess Olga appears suspected as the traitor. Olga moves to capture the escaped American as Neslerov vows harsh retribution.
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Gov. Neslerov
Jansky
Fle
Itzig
Nesterov
Olga
Tomsk
Nesteroy
Paulpoff
Russia
Grassov
Perm
Paulpoffs
Neslerov
Paulooff
Vladimir
Denton
Unsgerhop
Unsgethop
Dorky
Tivoloffsky
Pauipoff
Itziz
Striie
Hoosierisms and Local News Bits
Colfax raises 25000 dollars to fund a shredder factory employing 175 workers. Rev J R Daily now preaches in Luray Virginia for four churches and edits Zion's Advocate. A Logansport man contemplates changing his name to avoid stigma. An unknown assailant beats Deputy Prosecutor Frank Bingham in Kingman. Grant Ratcliff faces charges and claims innocence. Sam Ham from Crawfordsville steals a ring, then faces consequences in Michigan City. A Blarneyville wedding guest couple from Indianapolis draws neighborhood scorn over a 50 cent sugar shell and overbaked reception. A dog poisoner kills many dogs in Liberty despite high dog population. Hammond bride Mrs Frank De Brine seeks divorce and $1500 alimony after husband leaves.
How Eggs Are Graded for the Market in Indianapolis
The article explains candling as the method wholesalers use to grade eggs. It describes the candling room, the process of light testing, and how workers sort eggs into best, seconds, and rejects, noting higher pay for candled eggs and the rapid daily capacity of skilled candlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Labor Leaders Endorse Richards Charge On Union Goods
Local labor leaders at the United Mine Workers convention support Delegate Richards claiming Indianapolis is hard to find union made goods. They cite scarce union products in shoes hats and overalls, noting dealer indifference and limited demand for the union label. President Feltman and Organizer Blue say dealers avoid carrying union goods for higher profits, even as better union products exist.
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Organized Labor
Richards
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Indianapolis
John F. White
Central Labor Union Legislative Committee
S. Ilinois St
Union
Feltman
Blue
Central Labor Union
Feltman and
The Flirting Girl and a Toy in the Green Room
In the Holyrood theater a quarrel over Europe tour plans exposes Dolly Whistler and Ernest Stillman as a couple divided by ambition and illusion. Dolly’s longing for stardom clashes with Ernest’s quiet devotion and fear for their child. After Dolly’s European stint and a haunting toy from home, a reunion reaffirms love and home.
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Ernest Stillman
Dolly Whistler
Europe
Mrs. Sillman
Dolly
Sullman
Trey
Dorothy
Stillman
America
London
Great Britain
Ernest
Stillmar
Boston Journal
White Ribbon Remedy Sold For Secret Alcohol Cure
A tonic advertised as White Ribbon Remedy claims to cure or destroy appetites for alcohol whether a lifelong drinker or casual user. Endorsed by W C T U leaders Mrs Moore and Mrs West, with secret administrations noted and trial promised. Available from Mrs A M Townsend in Boston and Carter's Drug Store in Indianapolis.
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W.C. T. U. Mra
A. M. Townsend
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tremont-St
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis
Carter's Drug
Waah.st
Masa.ave
Cat Survives Inside Trunk After Ten Days
Miss Katie Nace found her tabby missing for ten days after it climbed into an attic trunk. The cat reemerged thin but alive with a clawed ear and scratched trunk interior. After three meals, the tabby recovered and settled beneath the trunk's lid. The cause of the lid’s fall remains unexplained.
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Philadelphia
Katie Nace
Miss Nace
Tabby
Widow Wins 7500 in City Court for Husband Death
Mrs Ellen A Devine a widow received 7500 in the New York supreme court for the death of her husband who died from injuries after a December 1900 accident caused by a defective pavement. He suffered 12 rib fractures and earned 13 dollars a week. The suit filed May 18 followed the 13 month wait.
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New York
Ellen A. Devine
Supreme Court
Fulfills His Death Prophecy Garners Deremer Dies
Garner Deremer of Washington New Jersey dies at home after predicting two days to live. The physician cites excessive cigarette smoking as the probable cause. Coroner Shrope and Dr H M Cox confirm death occurred during the night after the saloon scene and a farewell remark to his wife.
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Washington, N. J
Garner Deremer
Deremer
Shrope
H. M. Cox
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Fast Cold Recovery
Advertisement states that people with pure blood catch fewer colds and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood to speed recovery after a cold more effectively than any other medicine.
Burial Vault Ad Offers Wide Price Range and Options
Okey Burial Vault Co promotes leather bound price book covers with a perfectly flat opening and covers all sizes. WM B Burford of Indianapolis Indiana advertises this funeral supplies listing in a compact classified notice.
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WM. B. Burford
Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis Barber Supply Co. Moves to New Circle Street
Indianapolis barber supply firm relocates from Circle to 37 East Chro street. The listing notes toilet articles razors scissors and grooming items as part of the move.
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Indianapolis
Dentist E. E. Reese Removed to Room 244
Notice states dentist E. E. Reese has been removed and assigned to room 244 in the Newton Claypool Building.
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E. E. Reese
Newton Claypool
Each Child Has Its Own Personality Photographs
Wilhite and Holloway at 237 N Pennsylvania St offer portraits that aim to capture each child’s unique character. The studio emphasizes bringing out the best in young sitters with personalized photography sessions.
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Wilhite & Holloway
Pennsylvania St
Denison Hotel
Barbershop Ad Billed for Basement Newton Clay Poo
An unusual ad promotes a basement barber shop in the Newton Clay Poo building at the corner of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets. It claims solid comfort and draws customers with its location and real estate cues.
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Newton Clay Poo
Pennsylvania and
Ohio
J Sts
Passenger Liners Operate Daily to California Oregon
Daily through Pullman service from Chicago to California Oregon with sleeping cars. Personally conducted excurs ions from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland, departing Tuesdays and Thursdays. Inquire with ticket agent N. M. Breeze Vinest Cincinnati Ohio. Also mentions loose leaf ledgers by Henry Karstadt and Brill Dyeing Co. address 228 Mass Ave and 115 N Ilst.
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Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern
California - Oregon
Chicago
San Francis
Los Angeles
Portland
Cage
N. M. Breeze
Cincinnati
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing and Cleing Co
Masz.ave
N. Ilst
General Worth cigar on sale at Class drug stores
A high grade dc cigar named General Worth is offered for sale at Class Drug Stores, distributed by C. W. Kriel. The notice notes distributor details and availability.
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General Worth
C. W. Kriel
Distri Tef
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ad Explains Teething Aid
An old nurse for children claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup soothes teething pain, softens gums, eases wind colic, and cures diarrhea. It is sold at twenty five cents a bottle. Also notes a photo studio and dental services available in town.
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Graslov
Colfax
J. R. Daily
White Lick
Luray
Zion's Advocate
John Sinn
Logansport
Frank Bingham
Veedersburg
Kingman
Grant Ratcliff
Bingham
O- Sam
Crawfordsville
Pygmalion
Bacon
Michigan City
Attica Ledger
Blarneyville
Liberty
Liberty Township
Frank de Brine
Hammond
Frank
Fenni
Goi den Reiief
Founda
Mall Ec
Fredoata
Sss
Johann Maria Farina
Cologne
Ann St
N. Y
Foley
H. P. Wasson & Co
Pierces Goeden
the Sun
Holyrood Theater
Babs
Children’s Union
Indiana
R. Pennsylvania St
Brown
Akrade
Okey Burial Vault Co
Lawbidg
California-Oregon
Bretzman’ Photograph Studio
S. Tilisto
S. W. Cor
Delaware and
A.m
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