Vaccine for Consumption Conference Reports Hopeful Cure
Philadelphia reports a remarkable tuberculosis paper by Prof Eduardo Maragliano proposing specific therapy and potential human vaccination. He details toxin filtration, a serum from dead bacilli, and injected samples increasing blood defenses, as steps toward wiping out consumption. Washington dispatch notes Burton Harrison Sr. dies after breakdown. features his Confederacy ties and private secretary role. Beulah Sackett’s theft case is mentioned with her arrest and placement in a shelter.
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Eduardo Maragliano
University Club
Maragiiano
Genoa University
Maragiano
Garibaldi to Lead Albanian Organization in Italy
Rome March 30 Gen Garibaldi has undertaken the organization of Albanians living in Italy who number about two hundred thousand Their aim is to exercise influence in behalf of the Balkans especially Albania and the movement is described as gaining pace under his guidance
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Garibaldi
Rome
Gen
Italy
Balkans
Albania
Denver city charter passes and wide range of distressed news
A fragmented wire of summaries reports Denver's new city charter approval, deaths including Gen W H Payne and an ex- Ohio prison guard, fire and wreck fatalities, property damage in Michigan, and various legal and labor developments. Other items mention railway issues, health, and a murder discovery near Humphrey Nebraska.
Flood Claims Another Life In River Barrier Rescue
Another death is attributed to the flood after Mrs. Elmira Wright aged 55 of 3 W Twenty third street died in the late Tuesday afternoon hours. Officials say exposure during a boat evacuation from her island home hastened her death, she had tuberculosis. The funeral is slated for 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Elmira Wright
W. Twentythird St
I Fland-Besieged
They Appreciate The Fine Weather At City Hospital
Improved weather boosts patient activity at City Hospital ward 4. Visitors note patients moving through halls as they recover, with some able to venture outside briefly. A hospitalized rheumatic patient comments that patients feel duty bound to parade as soon as possible.
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City Hospital
Ben
Crouce
April Weather and a New Preacher in Cincinnati
Weather data for Indianapolis shows April averages and extremes from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A telegraph operator becomes Reverend Dow D. Tulus, soon to be pastor of Poplarat Presbyterian Church after graduating from Fane Seminary and likely installation in June.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
War Empire
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Fane Seminary
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Sind Wille
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Bees Starved to Death in New Jersey Cold
Bees starved to death after a harsh winter as a New Jersey beekeeper reported hives nearly empty. Severe cold froze bees so they could not forage, leaving only a few dozen alive in two hives. Indiana recruiting drive seeks skilled tradesmen and youths. two-week Indianapolis push opens April 4 offering $30 to $50 monthly for trained workers and apprentices.
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New York
New Jersey
Search for Mrs. Baird Spreads Through Chicago Area
More than 109 persons joined the Evans ton search party to find Mrs. Wesley Baird who disappeared earlier. Volunteers include college students and business and professional men. Mr. Baird has been traced near the woods about a mile from Fort Sheridan.
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Baird
Chicago
Evanston
Wesley Baird
Fort Sheridan
Rockefeller Buys U P Stock Reported by Press
New York bankers report heavy purchases of Union Pacific stock over several days, attributed to William Rockefeller and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, described as a Rockefeller property. In Cleveland Ohio Jess W Alton president of the Astor Alton Clark company, a gas fixture maker, died by his own action.
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U. P
New York
Union Pacific
William Rockefeller
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Cleveland
Jesss W. Alton
astor-Alton-Clark Company
Trion Parish
St. Paul
U.P
Harmony O Teresta
Atchison
New York Central
London
Erie
Wales
All Roads Lead to Leavenworth headline collage
Chicago on March 30 Judge Humphrey sentenced Francis B Wright former cashier of the First National Bank at Dundee Illinois to five years Leavenworth for embezzlement. Fort Worth Texas on March 8 F Boots cashier of the National Bank at Petty found guilty of embezzling 3600 and sentenced to Leavenworth for five years. Richmond Indiana March 39 ex president James E Reeves of the First National Bank died Wednesday. Pineville March 30 Richard Jenkins known as Dead Dick shot from ambush and killed. he is credited with eight killings.
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Humphrey
Francis B. Wright
First National Bank
Dundee
Ill
Leavenworth
Fort Worth
Tex
F. Boots
National
Petty
Fils
Richmond
Ind
James E. Reeves
Indiana
Dead Dick
Pineville
Births Deaths and Marriages in City Records
Births list numerous newborns with parent lines and addresses across city streets, followed by a long list of deaths with ages, hospitals, and causes, then marriages pairing local residents. The notice continues with building permits and property developments including several dwelling and apartment constructions with associated costs and locations.
City bonds Dodge flood damage estimate for Indianapolis bridges
City engineers Jeup's estimate of flood damage totals 168,908 with a council bond ordinance for 35,000 to begin repairs. Projects include bridges on Michigan, Washington, Barth, Liberty, McCarty, Ray, and Delaware streets, retaining walls, culverts, sewer work, levees along White River, and street resurfacing and grading.
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Glenna Alexandria Missing From Home
Mrs L Alexandria reports her daughter Gienna 15 missing from home since Monday. She has been seen in various parts of the city with another girl around her age.
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Mra. L. Alexandria
West St
Gienna
Spaan to Help Prosecute Texas Murder Trial
Henry N. Spaan will begin work in Houston on Friday to prepare the prosecution case in the murder of Col. Dunovant. Dunovant, a wealthy sugar and rice planter from an old Texas plantation family, was shot by an employee as he boarded a train last September. The trial starts April 4.
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Houston
Tex
Col. Dunovant
Texas
Thouston
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Dunovant
Donation sent to firemen pension fund after high waters
A check for 120 accompanied by a letter praising firemen for their work during the floods. George Wiz sent the donation as the first testimonial of their brave service, noting appreciation from supporters in Newark. Judge Irvine granted Bertha Haupt a divorce from ward Haupt citing cruelty absence and neglect. Evidence showed a contract selling his wife for 15 and hiring her out as a servant for money in Columbus.
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Herale
Newark
Marea O
Irvine
Bertha Haupt
Kits Ward Haupt
Columbus
Haupt
Emmet Bestwick
Four Hunters Drowned Near Lake Calumet
In Chicago on a Tuesday, four hunters lost their lives when their boat capsized in heavy winds off Lake Calumet. The victims were Tania Slingers land, Abraham Slingerland, Peter Piers na, and John Bradt, whose names appeared in the day’s report.
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Chicago
Tania Slingersland
Abraham Slingerland
Peter Piersna
John Bradt
van Lake Calumet
Washington Drift and Political Shifts in Early 1900s Affairs
Reports from Washington note Panama Canal Commission members sailing for Colon, Indiana senators backing Yamin Smith for Browns Town postmaster, Beveridge nominating two cadets for West Point, and 430 Boers heading to the St. Louis fair due April 5. Rural mail routes will expand in Indiana with North Manchester and nearby towns. possible statehood for Oklahoma and Arizona with Guthrie and Santa Fe as capitals. Senate and House post office committees aim to align rural route amendments and set carrier pay at 720 dollars yearly.
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Aid Stomach Work
An 19th century style argument states that digestion must be assisted by tablets. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are claimed to digest food, support nourishment, and let the body and brain function properly, with natural action and no violent side effects. Sold by druggists for 8 cents a box.
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Stuart
Natura
Witness Repeats Evidence in Brodrick Brown Trial
Daniel Thomas, teller at the Idiana National Bank in Elkhart, testified again Wednesday in the Walter Brown case after spending weeks on the stand in the Justus L. Brodrick trial. Prosecutors seek to prove Brown aided Brodrick, making the proceedings lengthy as prior testimony is replayed for the jury. The Brown trial is expected to continue through this week and into next.
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Idiana National Bank
Elkhart
Justus L. Brodrick
Walter Brown
Jahelaz
Brodrick
Toenvict
Thomas
Easter ornaments made in Japan spark shopper debate
In downtown windows Japanese made casted novelties including ducks and rabbits are shown. Merchants say war conditions may raise prices if supply tightens, noting imports placed over a year ago by Charles Meyer & Co. affect current pricing.
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Japan
Charles Meyer & A
Race Feuds In East Texas Kill Five In A Week
In Galveston Texas on March 39 report race feuds in the lumber region of east Texas have killed five men within a week and left several others wounded. The dead are Martin Surovak of Montgomery Tole McKinney of Hook's Station Henry Bullock of Silsbee Frederick Hoppert of Leuurmont and John Maynard colored of Montgomery.
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Galveston
Tex
Cattle and hog markets report from Pittsburg and New York
Receipts include cattle and hogs with steady or mixed prices across the regions. Cattle show best calves higher and steers holding, hogs sold fairly active with lower undertone, sheep and lambs steady. New York produce shows mixed gains in pork, butter, cheese, and eggs amid broad market movement and rail influences.
Cincinnati Market Receipts Mixed For Hogs Sheep
Cincinnati market report shows receipts for hogs at 2.64 to 5.60 per hundredweight and sheep and lambs steady to firm with mixed packers and packers listed. Calves and calves prices noted with several price marks and adjustments amid overall steady demand.
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Cincinnati
Marsh
Chicago Livestock Summary From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes for Thursday show mixed livestock receipts and price trends. Prime beef quoted around 5.15 with light to medium quality grades. hogs reported near 5.96 for light weights and 8.50 for heavy. sheep and calves steady amid western and native cattle offerings.
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Chicago
Maren
Carncci
Reveiui
Shah
Toledo Grain Market Report March 14
Rice? Grain prices listed for March 14 in Toledo Ohio showing wheat with May and July bids around 1.10 and similar notes for oats and rye. The fragment indicates minor commodity pricing and contract months without full context or complete figures.
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Toledo Grain
Toledo
K. Ol
Payne Health May Force Resignation in Cabinet
Washington dispatch reports health concerns around Payne threatening his cabinet post. Republicans in the House discuss a successor and state representatives seek immediate seating for Walter Reeves as a congressman from Minnesota amid cabinet reshuffle chatter.
Ton of Gold Dumps Into Gotham Subway Chaos
A ton of gold and silver coins were dumped into Park Row subway tunnels in New York City when an American Express wagon carrying five guards toppled. Armed detectives and Italian laborers escaped injury as the wagon and its heavy cargo nearly disappeared into a shaft but did not plunge to the bottom.
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New York
Parkrow
Turaday
American Express Company
Coffins and Skeletons Exposed by Springfield Flood
Heavy rains expose cemetery graves at Green Mount in Springfield C with graveside vaults opened and coffins or skeletons protruding from washed banks along High Street. Coins and bone fragments visible as erosion reveals grave interior by flood waters.
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Springfield
Green Mount Cemetery
Chicago Produce Market Report March 3 1962
Chicago Produce Market report lists Butter and Cheese prices and lots of grain quotes. It shows No 2 red wheat around 1.00 to 1.14 per bushel with milling freight and various white and yellow corn grades, oats, timothy, and barley summaries across multiple lots and car totals.
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Chicago
Timothy
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York market receipts show steady to higher cattle with prime steers at 5.30 to 5.40, heifers and stockers 2.40 to 4.00, veals 7.00 to 7.50, and heavy calves around 5.00 to 7.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 70, choice lambs 6.10 to 6.20, other categories 5.00 to 5.90, ewes 5.00 to 5.25, yearlings 5.50 to 5.66. Hogs receipts mixed to higher, workers 4.20, prime heavy 5.10 to 6.00, median around 6.10.
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Wheat and Corn Futures Move on Chicago Grain
Chicago March 3 Wheat and Corn futures show activity with May and July contracts advancing. Oats rose slightly with May and July closes. fats and provisions also traded, with May pork and lard numbers noted alongside soy product quotes.
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Chicago
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