Mail 15 Light Delays Highlight Postal Revenue Shift
Albert I Ball, chief clerk of the railway mail service, notes lighter mail in late summer and September. He links heavier westbound mail to catalog advertising and periodicals printed east of the Mississippi. Ball argues for a one cent postage rate once self supporting, to balance public support across departments.
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Albert I. Ball
Te Railway Mail Serviee
East
West
Mr. Ball
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Missouri
Malis
Imanew
Mr. Bell
Congress
Ball
Predictions By Raphael The Astrologer For Friday
Predictions note favors and push ahead after 4pm. If birthday or anniversary falls on this day, business will require attention or a loss may occur. Those employed may lose work. A child born this day should not stay in employment but start own business or it will fail.
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Hiram J. Glass Dies in Lawrence Township
Justice of the peace Hiram J Glass died of tuberculosis on Wednesday night in Lawrence township He is survived by two brothers Jamey and Frank and three sisters Frank a fellow justice of the peace resides in Indianapolis Glass moved to Lawrence from Rush county in 1892
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Hiram. Glass
Lawrence Township
Jamey
Frank
Indianapolis
Glase
Lawrence
Rush County
Wreck Wears Out Hope After Midnight Train Disaster
New York reports recount a deadly rail wreck with survivors amid flames. Arthur G Cope of Pittsburg escaped with injuries, describing the door’s rupture and flames forcing exit. John B Reynolds of Pittsburgh and others recall a brutal scene as trains collapsed, passengers hurled from cars, and bystanders aided survivors.
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New York
Samuel Stern
Cleveland
U. W. Brodie
Memphis
Tenn
Bijpo Gorder
Arthur G. Cope
Pittsburg
Wth
John B. Reynolds
Pisbure
Mina Blanche Walsh
Ac- Treev
Tema
Pelvic Catara h Malady Aid Promising Cure Claim
Mrs Sophie Osswell of Nashville Tennessee reports chronic leucorrhea and prolapse improved by Peruna. She praises relief, restored health and energy after using the remedy, stating her condition greatly improved and life forces revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Osswell
Box 357
Nashville
Tenn
Peruna endorsements from women across the nation
Letters from Mrs N E George of Sioux City Iowa and others praise Peruna for female disorders and general health. Testimonials describe relief from backache pelvic catarrh kidney trouble and fatigue after using Peruna for months and years. The piece frames Peruna as a systemic internal remedy amid traditional local treatments and surgeries.
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Hartman
Perana Ag
Emma Fliessner
St. Minneapolis
Minn
Lutheran Church
Son of
Temperance
Peruna
Louise Mather
Chuceh-et_ Burington
Bureau of Exchange
Train disaster survivor recalls perilous night aboard wreck
The narrative recounts a sudden stop and a sequence of three explosions on the Irelaht train. Passengers, including Thalheimer and Klein, battle flames and debris as cars plunge and river rescue efforts unfold. Mrs Hilmyria Erickson escaped nearly naked, aided by a window exit and river shoreline recovery.
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Drst
Thaiheimer
Thalheimer
Klein
Anandal Joes Estimated At Half Million In Losses
An early report estimates the total losses around $500,000 in the Anandal incident. Official notes mention about $15,000 for cash, jewelry, and personal effects lost by passengers. The engineer Thomas, head of the passenger train, was among those injured with severe injuries reported.
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Awe Elry
Thomas
Mrs Waterman Demonstrates Sauce Making At Propylaeum
Mrs Allen Carey Waterman spoke to a women audience at the Propylaeum on sauce preparation instructing on the use of flour in brown sauce and proper handling of spinach. She described Hamburg steak shaped as a parterhouse cut, cooking steps, and serving with mushroom sauce, emphasizing preservation of color and texture in vegetables.
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Allen Carey Waterman
Propy-laeum
City Brevities and Local Notices
City briefs report a lecture by Edward O Flanerty on The Philippines and Manchuria for Door of Hope funds, a death notice for William Alexander aged 71, and notes on heat illness, fire escape upgrades at Farnley & Metrea millinery, and political secretary contests. Also mentions Rosanna Glejis death, hotel men electing George W Hunt, a Bhobridge school youth event, Emil Mantel becoming grand secretary, and Dr C A Stafford addressing medical practitioners on meat safety and public health legislation.
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Edward O'Flanerty
Roberts Park
M. EL Church
Philippiines
Manchuria
Hope
Wiliam Alexander
Alexander Homestead
Michigan
John Gang
Alabama
Neat
Locats Kerscape
Farnley & Met‘rea
Whelesale Milliners
Grormyhat
Keach
Henry Kimons
Ralph McCarty
Fred Lehrart
Edward McLaughlin
Jann A. Craig
John ®. Miller
Rosanna Gle Jis
Reva Gilbert
Jlevington-Age
Srm
Eniacy Jafternenn
Cleveland
George W. Hunt
Hatel
Keeners
Bhobridge School
Emil Mantel
Bran Abraham
Seson
Tale More
C. A. Stafford
Indiana
Rescue apparatus ready for service in local police prep
Spring water safety measures are in place as police bicycle squad tests boats and gear to recover drowning victims. Two rowboats and grappling equipment are overhauled and stored for quick deployment. officers warn against unsupervised swimming and urge parental caution on youths near water.
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Ancaratis
Police
Kruger
Meath
Morgan Wn
Samuel
Fall Creek
White River
Governor names Indianapolis delegates to national charities conference
Governor designates several Indianapolis residents as delegates to the national conference of charities in Portland Oregon. Appointees include County Commissioners McGaughey and Spafford Dr. Edenharter superintendent of the Central Hospital for the Insane H H Hanna Mrs J B Blam Rev Gayisk Rev H W Kenigoe and Rev S L Haines. Other appointed delegates include Minn Jula E Work Plymouth Senator Kimbrough Muncie Prof A G Weatherly Indiana University T F Moran Purdue University E E Smith Eastern Hospital for the Insane and C H Bundy Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Conference of Charities
Portland
Ore
McGaughey and Spafford
Edenharter
Central Hospital For the Insane
H. H. Hanna
J. B. Blam
Gayisk
H .W. KeNioge
L. Haines
Minn Jula E
Work
Plymouth
Kimbrough
Muncie
A. G. Weatherly
Indians University
T. F. Moran
Purdue University
Smith
Eastern Hospital For the Insane
C. H. Bundy
Marion
Retirement of the eight hour strike gains at three towns
Notice from Secretary Frank Duffy of the carpenters states strikes in Hamilton Captain and Madsen New Jersey have ended. Workers at the three locations held out for an eight hour day and the contractors granted the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Cpt
Madisen
N. J
Frank Duffy
Saddest Love Story in a Minister's Trial in Indiana
Geneva Sutherlin, wife of Rev. L T Sutherlin, was found murdered as her husband, a New Albany minister, faces an indictment. The case centers on family faith, alleged abuse, and a mother's vow to seek justice, with testimonies from relatives and neighbors across Silver Grove.
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Peruna
New Albany
Ind
Geneva Sutherlin
Wfe
New Albans
Nin
John Geneva
Sho
Geneva
Lt. Sutherlin
Xeon
Sutherlin
Oktay
Aist
Sutherlins
Silver Grove
Curran Pont
Scheller
Minteter
Jan Lire
Ulysses G Sutherlin
Orleans
John Sebeller
Echellen
Daugher
Bellersburg
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la- Alea’ Whist Club
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Madison St
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Hilmyria Erickson
Dye
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Cagper Walton
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