Death and Vision of the Unknown Shore Reported by Dr Kendrick
Indianapolis physician Dr W H Kendrick recounts a near death voyage lasting about 25 hours. He describes leaving his body with angels, traveling past a cultivated moon, meeting spirit forms including Isaac Hawk, and witnessing a gulf where saved souls wander, before returning to life. His wife Mrs Parker corroborates the revival and story.
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Gulf
Aimleasly
W. H. Kendrick
Indianapolis
Kendrick
N. Exat St
Indiana
Washington City
Caleb Smith
Lincoln
8. W. Parker
Hiost
Moon
Earth
Ohio
Isaac Hawk
Isaac Hawkews
Ehape
Great Gulf
Washington
Dr. Kendrick
Scott Parker
Grace
TRE BROAD RIPPLE BROAD RAILWAY FRANCHISE FIRMING
The Broad Ripple railway franchise appears ready for acceptance by Friday as two commissioners meet in session. An iron-bound contract is hoped, with explicit conditions but no upfront franchise payment demanded by either side. Work continued on Saher jorst Thursday.
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Broad Ripple Railway
Indianapolis & Bread Ripple Company
Saherjorst
Criminial Tragedies and Health Measures Lead NY Day
New York on May 3 reports a violent morning with Robert Jones, a veterinary student, intoxicated, demanding whisky in Parrick McIntyres saloon. He fractures McIntyres skull with a knife, and Meln trye fatally shoots him. David Marks fatally stabs his room mate Hugh Dougherty during a quarrel. Police attempt to arrest Tom Daniels and William Rogeres. Daniels shoots an officer in the back and escapes. Onto Orvana Ontario the same day trains will have a health officer due to smallpox from Chicago and other US cities. At Rhcumnono Indiana on May 4 the corner stone of a Masonic temple was laid with visitors from Ohio and Indians. A gala day is noted. Advert says photographs and coupons for a Neuren No. 4.
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New York
Robert Jones
Parrick McIintyre
McIntyre
Melntrye
David Marks
Ifugh Dougherty
Rica
Rhcumnono
Ind
Ohio
Heinrich Hengold
Wrymouth
India
Hensoldt
Couinra Sami
Hensolat
Sam
Semi
Ilensoldr
Nboldt
Sami
Hiensoldt
Giensoldt
Sarah
Llenfeldt
Ra-Anter
Henwoldt
Sculptor MeMonies Arrives From Paris May Fifteenth
A city brief notes sculptor MeMonies arriving from Paris on May 15 to oversee monument statuary contracts. Other items include a $250 fire caused by curious children at 216 N West Street and a wedding at the bride’s clerical father’s home in St. Joe. The piece also lists court, medical association officers, bids on street work, and local notices.
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Paris
Clara Keichenmeyer
Henry Heichenmeyer
Frederick Gosetz
St. Joast
St. Joe-st
Winters
Louis Southard
Massachusetta Courts
Iron Hell
Indiana
Physio-Medical Association
College
Alabama
Bermudez
Praqite
Western
Warren-Scharf
Indianapolis
Merritt
Allen
Oliver
Martha Hopper
Patrick
Mary Buckley
J. D
Margarite Lilly
Chas
Annie Henry
Henry
Mrs. Bowles
Carrie Otte
John Ryan
Mary J. Wolf
Ella M. Webb
la Grippe
William Spitzmesser
J. W. Mandlin
Marrracs
Carl Engelking
Louisa H. C. Stickan
Fred Schwiche
Hanna Otielge Hitzke
Coxey Camp Condemned by Health Officers in Capital
May 3 reports from Washington say health officers condemned Coxey's protest camp as unhealthy and expect possible removal of the army to new quarters. Coxey urged renovation to prevent disease while asserting his noncriminal intent and rights to speak on capitol grounds. Congress members debated investigating police actions during the Capitol incident. May 6 updates note marching crowds and potential transport plans for Kelley’s army, with mutiny and disbanding signs in New Haven may add regional turmoil.
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Washinetox
Coxey
Crisp
Capitol
Emmy
Marshal Browne
Dix
Cox
Frese
Tom Johnson
Coxeyites
Congress
Benmond U Vrain
Dis Hieines
J.B. Weaver
Comrantes
Cov
Jackson
Kelley
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Mdaztimy Geeth Biawis
New Haven
Conn
Boson
New Eugland Industrial Army
Pitzgereid
Bridgeport
New York
The Fidy Slain Oblivions in Poker Deception
A Chicago merchant, active in church and social clubs, was drawn into a staged poker scam after a friend claimed to have won money in an Illinois game. Believing luck would favor him, the man joined the setup but quickly lost about $1,100 of his funds as the trap unfolded.
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Cour
Goeg
NASA
Fire destroys Jumbo saloon. guests flee naked
The Jumbo saloon and variety theater burned in Minneapolis on Thursday morning. War wick hotel and North Star lodging house adjoining were scorched. Several theater girls staying there escaped hastily without clothes in the blaze.
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Warwick Hotel
North Star Lodging House
Indiana Weather Forecast May 4 Warmer with Showers
Forecasts for Indiana for the 36 hours ending 8 p m May 4 call for warmer weather with showers expected Thursday night or Friday. Cooler, fair weather to follow as conditions clear. Local impacts uncertain. remaining periods show limited precipitation and rising temperatures.
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Indiana
Explosion at Waitz rendering factory kills five
Five people died and seven were injured when the boiler at Waitz's rendering factory in Hammer Brock exploded on Thursday. The blast demolished the building and damaged nearby structures.
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Hamnune
Waitz
Hammerbrock
Van Pelt's Introduces New Cereals and Lemon Tonic Laxative
New items at Van Pelt's include Lemon Tonic Laxative labeled for druggists and drugists. The catalog lists multiple entries and product packaging details for the Lemon Tonic Laxative, 600, indicating broad availability for shops.
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van Pelt’s
Mystery Rock Tale From Indian Himalaya Lectures
Professor Bensolat Hensoldt recounts his India journey and the enchanted rock near Srinagar. He describes a cave like opening that vanished and reappeared, baffling camera and lens as the rock defied sight. He weighs hypnotism and Hindoo theory while praising local insight and his rugged exploration.
May 4 1894 superstition shocks Michigan farmers
In MansuaLu Michigan farmers fear a doomsday sign found under setting benches inscribed Look out for May 4, 1894 with skull and cross bones. The origin of the eggs is unclear and the hen vanished on the discovery day, sparking superstitious talk of calamity and judgment day. A practical joke is suspected as the explanation.
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MansuaLu
Mich
Texas Army Sails Through Talks and Delays in Washington
A chaotic report from Texas describes farmers arming themselves and industrialists planning a march on Washington. Frey’s army faces freight hurdles as railroads refuse transport. A 250-man St. Louis division eyes joining the march. Public meetings spark demonstrations with Dr Ballard praising supporters while Gov. Coxey’s movement draws mixed views.
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Frey
Washington
Freyhern
Texas
Esea
Rouphl
Sparada
Klatthews
Pia City
Hursday
Coxey Movement
Matthews Bag
Gen
Hendall
Troy
Matthews
State Board of Health
Hiatthewa
Hemmond
Persian Starives Off Eastport Four-Masted Steamer Aground
New York reports the four masted steamer Persian Ms h from London ashore opposite Eastport Long Island with about 200 passengers and a large cargo. Life-saving crew went to assist. Captain says not in immediate danger. Lisa near shore. uncertain if floats. Captain telegraphed. One fireman says rudder broke Wednesday. By noon passengers were being taken off.
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New York
Hay
London
Eastport
L. I
Lisa
May music festival season tickets go on sale briskly
Regular advance sale opened Thursday morning and buyers are snapping up season tickets. Sales so far exceed last year’s total, and the guarantors are encouraged. Single seats will go on sale at 9 oclock Monday morning with expectations of a large turnout.
Professors Garvin Cleared by Trustees Inquiry
A Christian missionary convention at Irvington adjourned without noting Prof Garvin’s teachings. Butler University trustees’ committees reported they found nothing in the present situation requiring board action.
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Christian Missionary Convention
Irvington
Garvin
Butler University
Lemon Tonic Lexative Drug Advertisement
A compact old time druggist promotion for Lemon Tonic Lexative and Lemon Tonic Laxative priced 60 cents. Distributed to all druggists with bold statewide reach.
Court hearing details bank receiver Hawkins testimony
In the bank case trial Thursday the defense heatedly questioned Receiver Hawkins as he discussed the bank’s assets and worthless papers found in vats. Director Mayer testified that Theodore P. Haughey controlled the bank’s assets while papers tied to the cabinet company and notes with Simerson-Moore were debated amid objections and courtroom wrangling.
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Hawkins
Young
Chan. F. Mayer
Indianapolia National Bank
Theodore P. Haughey
Indianapolis Cabinet Company
Francis Collin
Ietter
Hawting
Simerson-Moora Deak
Pension agent Spencer returns from Washington amid pay plan details
The pension official Spencer arrives from Washington and outlines a new quarterly payment schedule beginning Monday at 6 o'clock. He discusses a recent order restricting wives and female relatives from clerical positions and notes cases of abuse where relatives held salaries without proper duties. He mentions his sister and Miss Onsen serving as clerks briefly during transitions and asserts the reform aims to curb favoritism in the pension office.
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Pension-avent
Spencer
Washington
D. C
Tuesaday
Ike
Serangad
Bierehanta
Biaticnsi
Afl
Thera
Inte
Smith
Twusat Bliss
Yuk Sun
Kir
Eliics
Pension Department
Aventa
Mith
Europe
Simeoneau
Riots and Military Riot Tension Hit Mesaba and Coke Regions
May 3 reports describe armed clashes and worker evacuations as foreign miners and strikers threaten to blow up iron and coke works. Gangs march through Mesaba range and Mountain Iron forcing quits. Cleveland area militarizes with 900 troops billeted in armories to deter a fresh outbreak.
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DuLutu
Minn
Nelson
Oliver
Ohio
Iron King
Franlin
Mesabds
Cornelisville
Fort Fliil
Moorewood
Cone Mar
Quarantine Updates Amidpox Fears and Public Health Measures
The Holdy street district quarantine eased for ten residents at No 10 as Health Board reports all in good health and likely out of danger. Friendly Inn quarantine remains though no outbreak signs. Three smallpox cases and a threatening epidemic closure prompt physician comment as 100 exposed at Higgins station emit no infections. A crank alarm at St. Patrick's Cathedral unsettles New York officials.
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Holdy St
Board of Health
Higgins
Lemon Tonic Laxative Adverts Across Druggists
Lemon Tonic Laxative appears in listings and notices as a medicinal product marketed through druggists. The repeated line mentions availability at all druggists, signaling a broad distribution and vendor reliance for the product.
Convention of Clubs Holds Fifth Annual Session
Delegates enjoyed Wednesday sessions with poetry readings and opera bits. Meredith Nicholson and Virginia Meredith named officers. Ramsey found not guilty in Grand-chief telegrapher Ramsey case.
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Waa
Meredith Nieholaen
L. Lider
Mra
Huschig
Hartight
Dryer
Virginia Meridith
Edward City
J. Ini
Richmond
Bro
W. A. Brenyon
Huntington
Myra
Catherine Mierzill
Meridith Nicholson
Union of Clubs
Western Association of Writers
Elwood Kemp
Terre Haute
Kitsa Annie Runcie
Evansville
Ladigs’ Matinea Musicale
Woman's Club
Natherine Merrill
Century Clubs
Columbia Club
Ramsey
Crepar Ramins
Ian
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