Harvests and market gains amid political tensions in Indiana
The Indianapolis Sun notes improved market activity and rising rail and steel shares, with clear gains in bank clearings despite an election climate. It cites crop estimates of 10 bushels per acre for corn and 51 bushels for wheat, along with favorable production forecasts and strong economic momentum across production, commerce, and employment. The piece blends commentary on political strife, personal anecdotes, and social observations, including reflections on ambition, success, and a divorce case proceeding, all framed in a late 19th century newspaper voice.
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Tates Steel Corporation
Babe of the Stage Star Daly Shines in Candid Role
The article profiles actor Daly and his rise to fame in Bernard Shaw’s way of Candid. It notes his early stage years in minor roles, marriage to Mary Daly, and reception by critics for a dramatic Dublin Irish persona during a season.
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Hush Arnold Oats
Tere Silvith
Ant
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St. Young Dily
Bernard Shiw
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Mr. Daly
Brave Women and Nervous Health Restorative Claim
A testimonial from Maud B. Oplinger of Philadelphia praises Dr Milne Restorative Syrine for restoring nervous strength and vitality in delicate women. It asserts headaches and periodic suffering stem from weak nerves and promises money back if the first bottle fails to help.
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Milve
Maud B. Oplinger
Philadelphia
Benedis
Royal chef and vaudeville acts headline grand amusement lineup
The week features Amusements English with The Royal Chef show on Friday night and Saturday matinee and evening, plus Modern Vaudeville daily except Sunday. Empire-Rentz-Santiey Burlesque offers matinee and nightly performances except Sundays, with Nellie Meflenre at Park for afternoon shows and Unique presenting nightly shows with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. The Great Lalayeue promises a lavish production with exotic acts, animals, and mechanical effects, billed as the most elaborate yet.
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Park
Nellie Meflenre
Spectacle of Abe Roads Tour Draws Crowds at Park Week
Trinidad hosts a United tour with Dave Wem and Purl performers direct from the Pubes Hergeres. The crowd enjoys clever tableaux and a Miss Mctlenry in a versatile role, with the Park audience warmly welcoming her many engagements. The show, Around the Work tte 8 days, features The purlowgie and a Bret Harte mining tale in a lively performance setting.
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Abe Roads
Trinidad
Fette Tandina
Dave Wem
Fow Shaw Hare
Mare Favor
Rente-Saarhy Company
Famylia
Meg Fa
Tabeeque Marines
Piven Della
Nelle Mctlenry
Hssc
Béghna
Thraday
Miss Mctlonry
Montala
Bret Harte
Cara
Steelfox
Prison Demand Sparks City Hospital Prison Plan
The Board of Safety will urge the Board of Works to approve building a prison at the City Hospital following the death of Wittara Owonn who died of exposure while being taken to the police station. The police want more patients sent to the hospital to prevent disturbance after recovery. Also, Kendell of the Indianapolis schools proposes new teachers Susan Canfield to music from Nov 14, Mary Brigham to elementary from Oct 1, Mary A Smith as temporary principal at School No. 4, and Litesa Bohumacher as German teacher from Oct 27.
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Board of Safety
Kenda
Board of Works
Bonril 1
City Hepital
Wittara Owonn
City Hospital
Polica
Fupt
Kendell
Indianapore
Train Robbers and Soft Drink Dilemmas in Town Aerogram
Regional teases and chatter mix with odd phrases about train robbers, fruit drinks, and a theater incident. A playful slice of local banter shows farmers, shoppers, and townsfolk swapping quips about fashion, hunting, and everyday quirks in a bustling scene.
Complain at the Club Hours Spark Fond Wife-Nonsense
Jones spends the best part of his life at the club every day. He is there only for one hour each evening, and fond remarks frame his evenings. London Tite Tite notes a similar sentiment about Loving Muabandaimhingi-Well as the best part of life.
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Bonaparte
Europe
Jones
Muabandaimhingi
London
Fragmented tale of farms and dairy claims in local memory
A rambling reminiscence recalls a city boy, fishing trips, and a claim about Cyrus Skinner’s farm profits, mentioning butter and cheese production figures. The passage mixes dialogue and digressions, highlighting memory quirks and local names with unclear attribution.
Remarkable Maritime Officer Promoted After Unusual Petition
A strange tale from Pennsylvanian and naval circles recounts Surgeon Ver Mulen, a six foot four inch officer, crafting a novel appeal to the Navy Department to advance his cause. His clever communication, addressed with formal respect, impressed officials and led to his detachment and eventual promotion.
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Willem de Chandler
Hecka
Mule
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Bevoridge Confronts Female Speakers At Indy Club Meeting
Out of Old Cleveland Leader-E J Marion recalls a Columbus gathering where Albert Beveridge disrupted a women's club talk. Beveridge spoke to a seated audience beside his wife as Will iam Deacon, Indianapolis News editor, fumed, then called the lady a speaker out of order as he left.
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Cleveland
E J. Marion
New York
Ita
Mary Pout Benator
Albert Beveridg
Fhnatantapolis
Beveridge
15Veridge
Hr Indies
Bevaridge
Swudioner
William Deacon
Indarapolta News
Deacon
Young men fuel Roosevelt victory say fans surprised
A garbled report notes strong Republican support in Tuesday’s election. T. Durbin praises the youth’s role in Roosevelt’s “gity gallty” victory as Hetgens indicates first voters favored Theatore Roosevelt.
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T. Durbin
Roosevelt
Fragmented snatches of old notices and gossip mix into chaotic text
A garbled compilation mentions the return of Sannadim and Dr Jameson at Cone Town, a kite dog in a river, a church relic, a haunted alhambra exhibit, estate prices in London, and distant references to South Africa and France. The piece reads like stray OCR from multiple items with no coherent report.
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Vrench
Jameson
Cone Town
Sannadim
Counswiater
Linnderand
Wales
London
Aome
Landen
Aingland
Lindsie
Risime Agatiy
South Afries
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Sant Sfea
McKinley Memorial Architect Chosen for Cantona Monument
The McKinley National Memorial Association selects designer Van Hyken Mago for the monument at Cantona, New York, near the late president’s home. The choice follows a review of proposals and aims to honor McKinley’s legacy with a prominent national memorial.
Shadows and savings shape a secure retirement message
The piece urges disciplined saving and self discipline to attain independence in old age. It cites the Indiana Trust Co with one million dollars capital and a large surplus, declaring it conservative and safe for depositors. Offices listed at Indiana Trust Building corner Virginia Ave and Washington St.
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Indiana Trust CO
Indiana Trust Bldg
Virginia Ave
Washington St
Lawsuit over rail company collision in Indianapolis case
Mrs Nana Tebvthiy sues traction company and contractors over a collision on a career car track at Tenthest in Crev nicht. The complaint alleges the contractor left Wheatland and 4 wheel pairs entangled, leading to a crash that injured a bystander before she could escape.
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Nana Tebvthiy
Indianapolis
Shy Aileees
Shy Alleget
Avery
Pyle Makes Complaint About Street Traffic Delays
George Vyte complained to train safety that trains at Pennsyt invest violate rail traffic on Vadun tracks often block traffic on the street for an unnecessary length of time. He said that Tuesday Cate Sood agrees new street for seven utilities and Rad Hess wagons and fly Automolites vers Walling to get wear the trunk.
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Coeorge
Vyte Fas
Yue
Pennsytnvest
Vadun
Sugar Shup Preparation Note
A fragmented recipe describes making sugar shup by bolting grams of sugar with half the captured capfuls of old water, cooling before use.
Taft Children and Their Pony in Washington Parade
Taft children ride in a pony cart through town during a Washington visit. The two youngsters of Secretary of War Taft, aided by the family pony White Pins, attract onlookers as history notes Taft’s own horsemanship in youth and the present challenges of riding.
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Vieitore
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Tait
Taft
Bint
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