Perilous Wreck Attracts Peru Crowd For 13 Bodies
Crowds flock to Peru Indiana after the Wabash railroad Cass Station wreck yields 13 dead. The official undertaker reports the remains, many in shredded clothing, are laid out for burial. A hospital run by the railroads aids survivors and the injured. The railroad plans a dedicated cemetery for unclaimed victims and awaits damage claims.
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Fet“Is
Peru
Ress
Waverly
Wabash
Cass Station
Department of
Lover pitched out of Bluffton home over affair
In Bluffton Indiana on June 2 Harry Neal of Marion was forcibly ejected from the home of Charles Daugherty after being found courting Miss Beers a sister in law of a Bluffton banker. Daugherty learned Neal had a wife and child and threw him out. Neal had a prior notoriety for a kidnapping charge related to Lola Truss.
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Bluffton
Ind
Harry Neal
Marion
Charles Daugherty
Neal
Miss Beers
Daugherty
Lola Truss
Nightingale Home For Girls
Chicago
A Brace of Freaks Born in Muncie Indiana
In Muncie Indiana a double headed calf born to William Hoover had two heads spines tails and six feet. It lived only minutes. A deformed puppy without eyes mouth or nose, with ears where the mouth should be, resembles a boar and tusks and is preserved in alcohol.
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Muncie
Ind
William Hoover
Wabash Wreck Survivor Marries in Lafayette
Gustave Moore of Fort Wayne, who barely escaped death in a Wabash railroad wreck, wed Miss Sylvania Jones in Lafayette on Wednesday night. He was in the second car and, after grabbing newspapers to flag trains, walked to Logansport uninjured, calling his escape a good omen.
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Lafayette
Ind
Gustave Moore
Fort Wayne
Sylvania Jones
Logansport
Deaf Mute Wedding at Jeffersonville Event
An unusual wedding will be held Thursday evening in Jeffersonville Indiana featuring Harry C Dunham and Mary K Link both deaf mutes. Episcopal ceremony by Rev F M Chapmen with interpretation by Rev Johnson a mute minister of Louisville. About fifty deaf mute friends will attend. Both families are prominent.
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Spill
Harry C. Dunham
Mary K. Link
F. M. Chapmen
Johnson
Louisville
Kinsey Co Firm Advised by H. A. in Muncie Item
H. A. statements referenced by Kinsey Co in Muncie Ind as of June 27, with ongoing developments and company activities noted in the dispatch. Further details await subsequent updates from local sources.
Frazier seeks action against Kinsey firm for $1700 loss
Frazier, a second hand dealer from Indianapolis, plans to sue L. A. Kinsey & Co. to recover $1700 lost in speculation on the Board of Trade. He alleges fraud and says Kinsey controlled his finances forcing him to mortgage his property, leaving him ruined.
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Frazier
L. A. Kinsey & Co
Indianapolis
Board of Trade
Boyce Bucket Shop
Kinsey & Co
Two Old Chairs in Bankrupt Indiana Store
Marion Ind June 27 creditors of the late firm of Jackson Watson Swayzee found no assets but two old chairs when they arrived to take possession of the store. The firm had sold all stock at sacrifice prices. Charges of fraud may be filed.
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Marion
Ind
Jackson & Watson, Swayzee
Meyers Arrested in Cincinnati in Buck Shop Fraud Case
New Castle Indiana June 27 Philip W Meyers charged with fraudulent buck et shop transactions is under arrest in Cincinnati He is accused of embezzling 1500 dollars from customers here Police had pursued him for three months and an ill advised visit to Mount Auburn relations led to his capture.
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New Castle
Ind
Philip W. Meyers
Cincinnati
Mount Auburn
Smallpox on Train and Local News Sparks Rural Indiana Happenings
A Bedford bound passenger, Box, contracted smallpox on a B. and O. train, leading to quarantine and fumigation of the car. Reports mention a Wabash and Rochester trolley plan seeking subsidies, a potential end to flat-rate electric charges in Frankfort, and a tailors’ needle incident. Brown County farmers chase rumored gold. Terre Haute hosts a music teachers meeting urging higher church music standards. LaPorte County eyeing a drain under Panhandle tracks, backed by a $75 million mortgage bond case. Nashville, Brown County, remains saloon-free for eight years amid local license battles, with a brewer-backed challenger facing possible prohibition. Dynamite threats linked to license disputes.
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LaPorte
Panhandle
United State Court of Appeals
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Nashville
Brown County
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Ross Is Still Sane Man Returned From Insane Hospital
John Ross, an employee of Kingan & Co., abducted Monday to the insane hospital, showed interest in a small task Thursday and appeared in good spirits. He slept well Wednesday night and the ward physician reports no epilepsy symptoms.
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John Ross
Kingan & Co
Valuable advice to suffering sisters in old Peruna ad
Miss Kathleen Graham of Washington DC testifies that one dose of Peruna relieved her dyspepsia and she recommends the tonic. Florence Allan of Chicago says Peruna revives a worn out system and banishes tired feelings. Dr S B Hartman of Columbus Ohio announces handling female catarrh cases with free advice in summer months.
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Kathleen Graham
Florida Ave
N. W
Wash
D. C
Florenze Allan
Walton Place
Chicago
Ill
Perona
Florence Allam
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
War losses in Samar and Luzon camp raid
Manila report details a skirmish in southern Samar where Lieut Edward Downs and a private from the First Infantry were killed. A private Krause of the Nineteenth Infantry also fell, with four Nineteenth soldiers wounded during an attack on Samson's camp in Bohol, which was captured. In Tayabas, Luzon, Lieut McNair captured fifty four insurgents.
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Samar
Edward Downs
First Infantry
Krause
Nineteenth Infantry
Samson
Bohol
Tayabas
Luzon
Lieut
McNair
Narrow Escape for Clothing Manufacturer in Philadelphia
Thomas Potter, brother of former ambassador William Potter, was attacked by Paul Lazarus wielding a large knife near a trolley car. Potter dodged the thrust, chased for two blocks, and escaped into a saloon where Lazarus was captured and ironed.
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Potter
Italy
Wm. Potter
Paul Lazarus
Lazarus
Divorce Granted in Starvation Tale at Superior Court
Judge Leathers grants Effie Logue a divorce from Francis after 18 years of near famine. The ruling bars him from visiting the couple’s children. An older daughter, puzzled by legal terms, asks the attorney if they “get our divorce” as the scene closes.
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Negley
Jot Goar Named Postmaster of New Lisbon
Richmond Indiana June 27 Jot Goar a National League pitcher has been named postmaster of New Lisbon a small city in Indiana The appointment comes as Goar gains recognition from major league baseball and marks a new chapter in his career with civil service duties expected to begin at once
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Richmond
Ind
Jot Goar
New Lisbon
Indiana Inklings and Local News Snippets
The north Indiana conference of the Ohio Lutheran Synod meets in Fort Wayne while Mayor Roth in Shelbyville refutes reports of a band halting a religious service. Arcadia rejects incorporation amid varied local hopes and fears. A lightning strike destroyed a large Standard Oil tank near Preble, Decatur area. Erastus Welch, 60, of Kokomo dies from sunstroke while chasing a swarm of bees. John Hahn of LaPorte keeps a four legged chicken hatched in a recent brood. Jessie Gentry of Bloomington is seriously ill with brain congestion. her four Gentry brothers are summoned. Omer Miller of Kokomo jailed for attempted murder of his wife. he claims it was a dream. Walter Wilson wins $5,500 against Consolidated Stone Co. of Bedford for quarry injuries. Shelbyville considers mining for mineral water with several stock companies forming. Samuel Born Co. of Lafayette expelled from Western Indiana Grain Dealers Assoc. over alleged weight and inspection frauds. Theodore Borgstrom of Terre Haute reported in incomplete notes.
Oil excitement in Ocala region raises salted wells claim
Geo. Ware of Beaumont Texas asserts the Withlacoochie valley oil finds are bad and salted to sell options to tender feet. Local oil operators counter that indications improve daily and a deep drill near Dunnellon aims for a gusher as expectations rise.
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Ocala, Fla
Withlacootchee
Dunnellon
Kruger Seeks New Intervention Plea to Three Powers
The Journal reports ex-President Kruger renewed his appeal for intervention in South Africa to France Germany and Russia. After a discussion the three powers advised Kruger to submit the Boers for immediate action.
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Vienna
Kruger
South Africa
France
Germany
Russia
Woman Dies After Fire Alarm Scare in Chicago
In Chicago on Wednesday night Rosa Munch collapsed in her doorway as fire engines roared and flames lit her roof area. A physician said the fright may have caused her death, and she died before help could reach her.
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Chicago
Rosa Munch
Oil Discovery At Red Forks Shakes Muskogee Creek Citizens
In Indian Territory Creek citizens crowded the Dawes commission land office, filing on land near a newly discovered oil well at Red Forks. The find is regarded as valuable.
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Muscogee, I. T
Red Forks
The
Dawes Commission
Kern Declines Mayoral Nomination Dispatch
John W. Kern, writing from Oliverdale Virginia, states he would not run for mayor and will not accept the nomination. The dispatch clarifies his stance on the race.
Missouri Pacific Boosts Capital by 30 Million
ST. LOUIS June 27 A special stockholders meeting of Missouri Pacific voted to increase capital stock by 30 million dollars to 300000 shares at par 100 each.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
How Can He Manage Busy Night For Charles Brown
Charles Brown, a colored politician, says his Thursday is crowded with a bid for election as committee man from precinct 10 ward 4 and a reception hosted by his grand army post. He longs for a way to attend both events, noting he will simply have to be in both places.
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Charles Brown
Kissing Bug Bite Fatal to Derby Worker Griffin
Burton Griffin, 30, died after a kissing bug bite at the Farrell foundry in Derby. He felt a sting on his arm, saw a large black bug fly away, and fell ill the next day. The incident occurred two weeks prior to his death on June 27.
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Derby
Conn
Burton Griffin
Griffin
Farrell Foundry
Bank Manager Arrest Shocks Berlin Financial Circles
Berlin reports the arrest of Enter, manager of the Leipziger bank, after it suspended payments on Tuesday. Financial circles were surprised by the arrest on Wednesday night and sensational revelations are anticipated.
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Berlin
Enter
Leipziger Bank
Doctor Finds Gas Leak Sparks Lab Fire
LOGANSPORT Ind June 27 Dr J N Neff searched for a gas leak with a match. He located the leak but his laboratory was demolished and the building was set ablaze. He escaped injury and helped extinguish the fire.
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Logansport
Ind
J. N. Neff
Boers Attack Richmond Colony Presses Reinforcements
In Richmond Cape Colony on Tuesday a large Boer force attacked the town. The Boers retired as reinforcements arrived and fighting continued to dusk.
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Richmond
Cape
Colony
How to Tell the Genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Box
A brief notice noting that the genuine product bears the signature of E. W. Grove on every box, guiding consumers to verify authenticity and avoid counterfeits.
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E. W. Grove
Board O Review Sessments by Board of Review Thursday
The board of review made assessments on Thursday in a session likely reviewing property values and tax implications for taxpayers in the locality. Officials prepared notices and potential adjustments for the upcoming fiscal period.
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Board of Review
Griffin Said To Be Denver Attack Thug Arrested
George H. Griffin a Denver switchman is linked to six months of attacks on women. He was seized after assaulting a woman on Wednesday evening and wounded by a shot fired by a witness.
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Denver
Col
George H. Griffin
Switchman
Tie
City Grain Market Report Changes in Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat strengthens with No 2 red at 66c on milling freight and June futures at 66c. Oats show weakness with No 2 white around 29 1 2c and No 3 white near 28c. Corn remains steady with No 1 white at about 41 4c and various white and mixed lots trading 38 1 4 to 44 1 2c. Hay prices range No 1 timothy 11.25 to 11.75 and No 2 timothy 10 to 10.50. Inspections list multiple car loads across wheat corn and hay categories.
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Timothy
Hay
Java
Golden Rio
Bourbon Santos
Golden Santos
Prime Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Lilsworth’s
Chicago grain and livestock price report with July and September figures
Market notes show wheat and corn prices mixed with July and September figures. Oats and provisions move modestly lower or higher with pork at 14.87 to 14.77 and ribs around 8.15 to 3.10. Butter and cheese categories list assorted grades and prices. live poultry items include chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese with per dozen or per unit prices.
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Young Americas
Limburger
Kingan & Co
T. Skinner
Indiana
California
New York
F & Co
O. K
First Osteopaths Licenses Granted by Medical Board
The state medical board on Wednesday night authorized the first certificates for osteopaths under the new law. Names include George V. Menstadt, Emma P. McGarr, F. W. Hannah, Belle F. Hannah, Geo. R. Price, Jennie D. Peterson, A. Peterson, H. W. Chatfield, John F. E. Baker, Charles A. Rector, Edward G. Goth, George W. Tull, Frank L. Tracy, Julia Fogarty, Charles Sommer, Mattie B. Sommer, J. B. Kinsinger, Doreas & McNicol, Alta Corbin Curry, W. A. McConnell, Harry C. McClain, and Frank H. Smith. Licenses will be issued after printing and county clerks receive them.
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Stat Medical Board
George V. Menstadt
South Bend
Emma P. McGarr
Anderson
F. W. Hannah
Belle F. Hannah
Indianapolis
Geo. R. Price
Fowler
Jennie D. Peterson
A. Peterson
Richmond
H. W
Harry C. McClain
Terre Haute
Frank H. Smith
Kokomo
Prices at Union Stock Yards June cattle and hog quotes
Light stockers to prime heifers and various steer grades listed by weight. Cows and calves, bulls, and stockers shown with price ranges. Hogs and sheep receipts noted with mixed quality quotes for light and medium weights.
Hog market report at Interstate Stock Yards Indiana
At the Interstate Stock Yards in Indianapolis on June 2 hog receipts reached about 700 with 600 shipments. Quotations range from good to choice for assorted medium weights, with medium and heavy mixed stock shown. Prices vary with quality, including common to good pigs and rough stock noted in the market report.
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Interstate Stock Yards
Indianapolis
The Jobbing Trade and Groceries on Poultry and Produce
A market list detailing poultry prices by cut and type, plus dairy and cheese, eggs, hides and tallow values, and a broad range of groceries. Includes candies and nuts, coffee varieties and brands, packed coffee prices, sugars by type, and general grocer’s price points.
Fragmented 19th century market prices and goods list
A dense list of groceries and commodities with per unit prices and bulk amounts. Includes flour, beans, spices, produce, canned goods, coal, drugs, and meats. Names such as Kingan & Co. price listings appear alongside regional produce like New Orleans onions and Valencia oranges.
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Florida
New Orleans
Valencia
California
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Wabash Railroad
Ier
Abash
Hersonville
Jeffersonville, Ind
Sue
Box
Bedford
Wabash & Rochester Railway Company
Rochester
Frankfort Electric Light Company
Lish Sexton
Shelbyville
Music Teachers’ Association
Terre Tlaute
Oliver Willard Pierce
Ross
Florence
PINO
Manila
Vate
Crazy Man
Philadelphia
Thomas
Indiana Inklings
North Indiana
Ohio Lutheran Synod
Roth
Arcadia
Standard Oil Company
Preble
Decatur
Erastua Welch
John Hahn
Misa Jessie Gentry
Bloomington
Omer Miller
Icokomo
Lioomington
Walter Wilson
Consolidated Stone Company
Samuel Born Company
Lafayettte
Western ‘Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Theodore Borgstorm
Indian Territory
Kern
John W. Kern
Oliverdale, Va
Eures
Kissing Bug
Doc
Board O’ Review
Blanton Milling Company
Hitz Baking Company
Island Coal Company
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Svenenas Ebbee Teane
Inland Chemical Company
New Indianapolis Malleable Iron Company
Indianapolis Transfer Company
Eerie Wae Eeeses
Indianapolis Bleaching Company
Pest
Esas Eenee
Law Building Company
Long-Knight
Vneeene Veveer Company
Marion County Title Company
Wsetneeree Sennee
New Marion Trust Company
Maas-Neimeyer Lumber Company
Reseceers
New Mullen-Blackledge Comvee Sneweaee Wee Eee
Pany MccCoy-Howe Company
McNamara-Koster Foundry Company
Wee
McKee Shoe Company
Union Trust Company
City Grain Market
Areron
Tomson
Melock
Fermaently S&t RE Vyvenson
State Medical Board
Ladies of Third Christian Church
Ashland Ave
Thirtieth St
Boston
China
San Francisco
North Pole
Union Stock Yards
Union Stockyards
Avetae
Neavs Oeesekeesaee
Turkey
Brazil
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Ridgeway
Windsor
Wood
Cassia
Louisiana
Goat and Coif Jacksson
Blossburg
Kanawha
Phock Wee
Green County
Yee Foundry Coke
Castile
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