Review of Camp Durbin parade impresses governor and 4,000 spectators
Governor Durbin and staff inspected a 3,500 strong brigade at Camp Durbin in battalion formation on the race track. Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks and others watched from a carriage. A 17 gun salute followed as colors lowered and the evening ended with bands and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Corps
Fairbanks
Gov. Durbin
W. E. English
McKee
Powers
Indianapolis
Pasteur Institute Produces Food From Inorganic Matter
Background on Pasteur Institute claims that food could be created from inorganic matter such as carbon hydrogen nitrogen and oxygen. Scientist Eland asserts nutritious grease could be lab produced from inorganic material without organic matter, with potential future cost estimates and industrial implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soleh
Pasteur Institute
Eland
Doctors graft new scalp on injured New Jersey girl
In New Brunswick New Jersey on June 10 Miss Emma Lewis 16 lost her scalp when her hair was drawn into a revolving shaft at her factory job. Doctors F M Donahue and A L Woods grafted skin to the skull bones and the procedure is reported to be promisingly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
F. M. Donahue
4A. L.woods
Emma Lewis
Muncie Elks Win Prize in Wisconsin Funny Parade
Elks from Muncie Indiana won the main prize a loving cup in a parade in Milwaukee Wisconsin on Thursday. Prizes went to tall shortest heaviest lightest longest distance best drum major and banner winner with several individuals named including F H Willard W J Curtis C W Dierdorf W H Bunn Edward J Jolb Ames and William Bowron. The Calumet Hecla band won the open band contest $1000 prize and a reunion ended with a ball. Henry Hogue a 36 year old man ill with consumption was found near Blackford Street and Washington Street and taken to City hospital after an ambulance call at 6 am Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
H. Mitchell
Battery B
Battery C
Popes
Vaughn
Roy
J. F
F. H. Willard
Watertown
Wis
W. JF. Curtis
Ishpeming
Mich
C. W. Dierdorf
Grand Rapids
W. H. Bunn
Edward J. Jxolb
Allegheny
C. B. Cooper
Honolulu
Ames
Michigan City Band
William L. Bowron
New York City
Allegheny Lodge
Calumet & Hecla
Upper Peninsula
Henry Hogue
Blackford St
Washington St
City Hospital
Hogue
First Roosevelt Club Formed in Kansas City
About 50 Republicans in Kansas City formed the 1904 Roosevelt club to back Vice President Roosevelt for president and to push for a Kan sas City convention. It claims to be the nation’s first 1901 Roosevelt club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Birth in Patrol Wagon Sparks Chicago Police Story
Edward Larson and his wife from Hobart Indiana headed to Chicago to visit Mrs Larson’s mother. A hurry call to Englewood police brought the patrol wagon, and their newborn arrived en route with two officers aboard making it a three person family at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Larson
Hobart
Ind
Federal judge denies habeas release for Williams
Judge Baker refused Frank E. Williams of Madison County release from the reformatory on writ of habeas corpus. The court held the state may define criminal offenses and prosecute them, and Williams was lawfully prosecuted on an information and tried, with no constitutional violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Frank E. Williams
Madison County
Reformatory
Supreme Court of
United States
Journal editor Charles Casad sick with typhoid fever
The condition of Charles Casad assistant city editor of the Journal, seriously ill with typhoid fever at St Vincent's hospital, was slightly improved on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Casad
St. Vincent's Hospital
Old Botanic Blood Balm Promoted for Blood Poison and Cancer
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poisoning and early cancer, listing ulcers, sores, pimples, and joint pains as Symptoms. It claims the medicine purifies blood, relieves aches, and offers a free trial by writing Dr. Gillam in Atlanta. Also notes Indianapolis and Hyder in Indianapolis as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gillam
Mitchell St
Atlanta
Gilam
Indianapolis
Hyder
Washington and
Pennsylvania-sts
Mrs Ingersoll Sues for 95000 Over Davis Will
Evan A Ingersoll widow of Robert G Ingersoll and executrix sues in Butte Montana district court for 95000 plus interest from 1891 for legal services in contesting the Andrew J Davis will. The item notes city life lantern feast at an aquatic club and local notices of incidents and a violinist Thaddeus Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll
Butte
Mont
Evan A. Ingersoll
Dodds Ferry
N. Y
Robert G. Ingersoll
District Court
Andrew J. Davis
Davis
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Praised By Mother
A Wilkesbarre mother recounts relief after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during pregnancy and recovery. She reports fewer dizzy spells and headaches, stable health, and a healthy baby, praising the medicine's role in a smooth postpartum period. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are recommended to maintain bowel health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Young
South Regent Street
Lee Park
Wilkesbarre
Penna
Dr. Pierce
Park Happenings And Local Incidents In Brief
Bethany park season opens with camp by the Boys' brigade at Central church grounds. A saddlery firm executive Wil T Edwards leaves for two week trip to Chicago Milwaukee and Michigan. William H Hall city engineer chief inspector knocked from his bicycle but not seriously hurt. Mary L Winter sues Paul R John over a loan used for attending his mother's funeral. Nora Stack injured alighting from an Irvington car. A prowler posed as a home measurer at 15 Eleventh St. no theft reported. High diving horses perform at Fairview park with shows at 4 and 9 pm. Claude Siebenthal and E M Kindle of Bloomington and Indianapolis named assistants in the U S geological survey.
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New York
Hamburg
John Reid Shannon
Toledo
Wm. A. Quayle
Meridian-st. M. E
Bethany Park
Central Christian Church
Wil T. Edwards
Indianapolis Saddlery Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Michigan
William H. Hall
Noble and Christs
Mary L. Winter
Paul R. John
Nora Stack
Fayette St
Irvington
Delaware St
Train schedules and special excursion offers advertised
The notice lists D. and W. Railway train times from Indianapolis to Crawfordsville Lafayette Greencastle and Bloomington with No 1 and No 5 departures. It promotes Baldwin's Upright Planes bargains and announces annual Seashore Excursions with $15 round trip to Atlantic City Cape May and other coast resorts and a 12 day return limit. Special through sleepers and coaches and a Decatur return offer are noted with contact info for W W Richardson.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cape May
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Ind
Saturday at Blacks Specials of 5c to 25c Goods
A catalog style sale listing numerous discounted items including textiles ribbons and linens, collars buttons and handkerchiefs, socks and hosiery, vests and walking skirts, kitchen staples like kidney beans and toilet soap, plus prints and picnic ware. Prices range from 2c to 25c with limited quantities and four to five yard limits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la France
Cceensen
Cios Aden Raton
GINGHAMS FOR SALE FROM BRAND NAMES LISTED IN AD
Auction-like ad fragment mentions GINGHAMS Lancaster and Amoskeag brands with staple checks and a seven cent value noted, unclear full details. Likely catalog or sale offer. No clear date or buyer names available in readable text.
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Ginghams, Lancaster and
Amoskeag
Dr Lyons Tooth Powder and Perfume Ad Copy
A fragmented newspaper ad lists Dr Lyons Tooth Powder and a perfume line by Woodworth's Nina Violet and Nina Rose with a 39c quality reference. The text includes garbled vendor names and pricing notes, typical of early 20th century classified inserts.
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Mennen
Ceseeee
DR. Raymond's
Tetlow
Enuert Treks
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C. L. Waterman
Niggee
Col. Smith
Robert Groves
McGauley
Groves
Walker
Blue
Broad Rippie
Reveille
Company C
Sergt. Hamlin
Bert Thompson
A. Rice
Billy Neal
Cathro
Power
Sergt. Golder
Golder
Say
the Pasteur Institute
Thomas
Vin
Pright
Baldwin's
Muncie Elks
Milwaukee, Wis
Elksa
Muncie
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
Ieat
Tea and Grocery Stores
Gail Borden
Ball Bros
Rumford
Japan
Kirk
DAC
Whelese
Big Cut Price Grocery Stores
Northwest Cor
Washington and New Jersey Sts
W. Wash.-st
West
EB. St. Clair
Mass.-ave
Shelby-st
Fountain Square
Delaware
Ohio
Noble-st
Indiana-ave
Senate
Illinois-st
Sixteenth-st
L. A. Jackson
Gity Life
Acton
Fred Worth
Laurel Sr
Thaddeus Rich
Dr. Hurry
I. Hleventh St
Fairview Park
Claude Siebenthal
Bloomington
E. M. Kindle
Blatchley
Geological Survey Service of
Roachdale
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Grencastle
Decatur
Via
Black’s
Carlsbrd
Esescaceecenes Eetekenes BeeKeedetehaa
Gora
B. F
Callels
Java
Nottingham
Shetland
Black Lisle
Sea Island
Sielf
The
Wm. H. Block Co
Erica
John Perrin
Pres
Courtesus
Pratee
DR. J. Je Kyle
E. Chiost
Huntington & Page
Seecmen
E. Marker
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