Big Addition Planned for Medical College of Indiana
A large addition to the Medical College of Indiana at Senate Avenue and Market Street will be built though plans remain unmade. The project is expected to take shape at the board of trustees annual meeting in April. The college recently purchased two and a half lots on Senate Avenue north of the college for the expansion.
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Medical College of Indiana
Senate-ave
Market St
Senate Ave
Rats Garrisoned Plague In San Francisco Vegetables Shipment
Washington reports from Mazatlan indicate searching investigations show rats among vegetables shipped direct from Chinatown San Francisco carried the plague to that country. In Providence Rhode Island a puerperal blood poisoning case was treated with formaline. Mrs Woolfall improved sharply after the therapy and was reported to be recovering.
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Washington
State Department
Mazatlan
Mex
Chinatown
San Francisco
Heartburn Relief Promoted by Favorite Remedy
A Pottstown daily news ad raves about Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a safe vegetable stomach and bowel aid. Testimony from Thomas Taylor claims eight years of constipation and stomach issues relieved, with improved digestion and no heartburn or belching. The ad touts it as harmless and nonm addicting, and notes availability in 50 cent and one dollar bottles.
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David Kennedy
Thomas Taylor
Danager Daily News
Pottatown
Indiana corn school to be held annually at Purdue
Indiana corn school at Purdue university will become an annual event due to growing interest. Attendance rises daily with practical work during the days and lectures by eminent agriculturists in the evenings. The Indiana corn growers association is organized with Henry Pond president and W B Anderson secretary. Committees will study reading circles for farmers, university extension along farm lines, and the roles of experiment stations statewide.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Henry Pond
Shelbyville
W. B. Anderson
Veedersburg
Coroner probes death at Harris Langford mine fire
Coroner in Terre Haute Indiana investigates the death of James Wesmer a miner from smoke inhalation during a fire at the Harris Langford mine. He may rule the company failed to provide a lawful escape draft and warn that 90 miners faced two hours of danger. The inquiry could involve the state mine inspector. For years miners claimed safety measures were only honored when listed in annual wage contracts.
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Terre Haute
Ind
James Wesmer
Harris & Langford
Inet
Wesmer
Lnns
Spelling Match To Decide Greensboro Kennard Championship
Greensboro and Kennard will settle the championship with a spelling match Friday night in Greensboro. Men of all ages in both towns study spelling for the event and the town rivalry adds urgency to the contest.
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Greensboro
Kennard
New Castle
Ind
State Wins in Indiana Rail Case Against Southern Railway
JABPER Ind Jan 2 In the first case state versus Southern railway company on the charge of failing to bulletin train at stations the jury returned a verdict for 4500 for the state One half goes to the county school fund the prosecuting attorney receives the rest
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Jabper
Ind
Southern Railway Company
Bunkard Bible School Hosts German Baptist Dunkard Event
North Manchester Indiana January 23 The Bible school of the German Baptist or Dunkard church is holding a ten day course edition here attended by young raponents in algebra students and church members in the Bible school week.
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Bunkard Bible School
North Mancheater
Ind
Bible School
Br Yeang Ratnlaters
Alge Eset
Jilted suitor seeks return of valuable rings in equity suit
Sherman Wington Ladd, a Boston businessman tied to May Stowell and Helen Roche, asks a court to reclaim rings he claimed were loans and heirlooms. Roche asserts gifts, Stowell once shared with Roche. Ladd, an inventor with a fortune, faces a conflict over jewelry as marriage approaches.
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Boston
Mass
Mr. Sherman
Wington Ladd
Helen Roche
May Stowell
Reynolds Hotel
Bill of Equity
Mr. Ladd
Misa Stowell
Misa Roche
United Shor Machinery Companys
Uni
Mr. Ledd
Tromteve
Subscriptions for Indianapolis Coliseum Rise to 96000
Three new subscriptions to the coliseum were announced on Tuesday as promoters urge against gifts and frame the raised funds as stock purchases. The canvass aims for a dividend paying investment from the start with many Indianapolis firms and individuals named among the contributors.
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Coliseum
Indianapolis
Herare
Tlugh J. McGowan
George F. McCulloch
H. P. Wasaon
Ayres & Co
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Albert Lieber
City Brewers
Bentine
Bowen-Merrill Co
VanCamp Hardiere Co
Strauss & Co
B. Martindat Biles, Swain & Albert Lieber
Indianapolis Saddlery
P. Sherrin
Laws Hibben-Hollweg & Co
Jos
C. Sehaf
Chas. Mayer & Co
Frank H
Harry Murphy
EC. Light
Ino
T. Brush
Indianapolis News
Fairbanks
American National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
J. A. Schumacher Co
Saks & Co
A. B. Meyer & Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
A. Kiefer
H. Taylor
Wm. H. Block Co
Daniel Stewart Co
New
A. A. Barnes, ¥ Frogmoon 4 W. T. Durbin
Knight & Jilison Co
R. Kirshbaum
Stolen bullion worth 40000 in transit from El Paso to Chicago
Bonded car traveling from El Paso to Chicago was robbed between El Paso and Alma Gordo New Mexico. Sixty bars of bullion valued at 40000 were taken, with two suspects in the case. One supposed robber was killed in a confrontation with the sheriff at Dog Canyon. the other two accomplices escaped.
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Alma Gordo
N. M
Itver
el Paso
Chicago
Dog Canyon
Wall Street and Market Summary in London and New York
American stocks in London steady with gains in Erie and Atchison. New York open shows broad activity led by Amalgamated Copper and rail shares. noon prices list Erie 4 1 2, Am copper 8 7 8, Atchison 87 1 2, Missouri Pacific 111, Southern Pacific 4, Pennsylvania 15, Reading 61, St. Paul 14. cattle and hogs markets fluctuate with mixed demand. Chicago and Cincinnati light cattle, hog and sheep receipts and prices vary. Buffalo and other markets report mixed livestock activity. Grain, produce, and commodity prices range with notable swings in oats, corn, butter, eggs, and oils.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Waldorf
Erie
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Stannation
Miss Vera Anderson Sues Over Skin Graft At Philadelphia Hospital
Miss Vera Anderson age 19 sues the Women’s Hospital of Philadelphia in Common Pleas Court seeking 5000 for personal injuries alleging a breast tumor operation led to an ether induced graft of her skin without consent. Her friend Dora Burrens acts as she files the suit as a minor.
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Philadelphia
Vera Anderson
Women's Hospital of Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court
Miss Anderson
Dora Burrens
Edith Johnson Recovers From Trance in Washingtonville
In Washingtonville New York Miss Edith Johnson who lay in a seven day trance with no food or drink has almost fully recovered and now takes nourishment She recalls nothing of her condition and says her former life is a complete blank Also Kokomo packers prepare to harvest and contract for sweet corn acreage at a bid of Fet on
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Washingtonville
Edith Johnson
Kokomo
Ind
Training School Benefit Card Party At McCarty Hall
The Training School will hold a card party at the Training School hall McCarty and Alsbamarta Thursday evening to benefit the school. A municipal recital by mandolin and guitar pupils of Walter C Tuttle will follow at the Young Women's Christian Association building Friday evening February 6.
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Joseph
McCarty and Alsbamarta
Kephart Birthday Highlights Ripley Family Legacy
Harriet E Kephart marked ninety at the old Third Street homestead with sons Frank Campbell Angus K Archie and Charley active in journalism and public life. Charles F Campbell pioneer editor of the Ripley Bee founded the Ohio Whig, later the Bee, with other siblings and a lone sister Nettie Christie nearby.
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Ripley, C
Third St
Harriet E. Kephart
Charles F. Campbell
Frank T. Campbell
Iowa
Ripley Bee
Brown County
Ohio Whig
The
Bee
Angus K
Des Moines
Quincy
Bellefontaine, O., Republican
Archie
Lima, Republican Gazette
Charley
Logan County
Nettie Christie
Charlottesville Plant Moves From Greenfield
White and Alexander manufacturing company relocates to Charlottesville Indiana from Greenfield. The new plant will operate in conjunction with Charlottesville Manufacturing Company owned by Gilbreath and Forbes.
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Charlottesville
Charlottsville
Ind
White & Alexander Manufacturing
New Traction Lines to Span Indiana Coal Fields
In Sullivan Indiana an Indiana coat Delt traction company forms to build an electric line through the county coal fields with a survey to start Monday. In Kokomo Indiana preparations begin for a world contest drill in Louisville with a captain named Mith in the new unit.
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Bullivan
Ind
Indiana Coat Delt Traction Company
Kokomo
Louisville
C.mith
Thomak'-Eclectric
Hayes Urges Black Fight For Rights In Virginia
A Washington mass meeting led by the Afro American council heard James H. Hayes of Richmond urge Black Virginians to stand firm for rights, even to die if needed. He claimed Jim Crow will persist unless the race asserts itself, while other speakers promoted peaceful avenues for progress.
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Washington
Afro- American Council
James H. Hayes
Richmond
Virginia
Jim Crows
South
Jim Corbett and 1886 Salt Lake Masquerade Tale
In Salt Lake January 2 1896 James J Corbett the heavyweight fought under the alias Jim Dillon while touring an elite athletic group including Duncan A McMillan and Charles Lang. Corbett’s first marriage occurred in Salt Lake in 1886 to Ollie Lake at Valley House with Judge Pyper officiating. she later secured a divorce.
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Salt Lake
James J. Corbett
Jim Dillon
Duncan A. McMillan
Duncan A. McDonald
Rocky Mountains
James Dillon
Corett
Pacific Coast
Charles Lang
Ohio
Charles Moth
Corbett
Plaace
Mise
Ollie Lake
Old Valley House
Pyper
Shot and killed boy by ex policeman in Pittsburgh
Wille Thomas aged 13, son of Charles Thomas, was instantly killed when ex policeman George Altsteadt, enraged by snowballing, fired a revolver at a crowd of boys on a hill. Altsteadt, a 16 year police veteran and quarantine officer, was arrested.
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Pittsburg
Wille Thomas
Charles Thomas
George Altsteadt
Young Thomas
Altsteadt
Altateade
Attereadt
Elvis Imae
Swamp Root sample bottle offer by mall
Wild claims promote a free sample of Bwamp Root from Dr Kilmer and Co. Binghamton New York promising cure for liver bladder and Xidasy symptoms. The ad urges readers to send for a trial bottle and a testimonial book without cost or obligation.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Chicago Grain: Wheat Prices Rise On May and July Contracts
Chicago grain market reports show wheat futures higher on May and July contracts amid steady corn activity. Traders monitor supply signals and demand trends as prices edge upward in early session.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
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