Hog Cholera Spreads in Indiana as Serum Claims Grow
Lafayette Ind Oct 2 An important bulletin from Purdue University warns against unverified hog cholera cures amid reports of serum treatment scams. State agents in White Warren Pulaski Fulton counties and others claim authority from the station or state board, constituents urged to report outbreaks and potential frauds.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana
White
Warren
Pulaski
Fulton
Marshall
Kosciusko
State Board of Agriculture
Wealthy White brothers bolster Earlham College endowment
Francis F. White of London and Morris M. White of Cincinnati donated 25 000 to Earlham endowment and backed debt relief. Their family ties to the Friends school date to their student days there. Morris White attended Friends meetings and contributed 3 000 toward debt with a 10 600 demand pending. The two men have now given nearly 60 090 to the college.
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Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Francis F. White
Tlondon
Morris M. White
Cincinnati
Earlham Endowment
John T. White
Earlham
Friends’ Boarding School
M. M. White
Friends’ Meeting
Yearly Meeting
Everett Staker Arrives Home From Philippines and News
In Muncie Indiana Everett Staker returns after a year in the Philippines. He plans to wed a Chicago woman and bring her home. His father dies on Sunday while he learns the girl may have died in a telegram he has not yet received.
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Muncie
Ind
Everett Staker
San Francisco
Philippines
Young Staker
Chicago
Stoker
Maud Ware
Della Bee
Greencastle
Morristown
Hare
Indianapolis
American Wire Nail Trust
Anderson
Union Window Glass
Charles Jackson
Wabash
George Schutem‘re
Lannis Galliday
Thomas Galvin
Ray Logan
Charles Brooks
Roy Thomas
Boone County
Sooners
Eli Clampitt
Wazs
Louis Newman
Pulp and Paper Company
Marion
Western Union Company
Third Trial Begins for Mullaney in Officer Killing
LaPorte Indiana October 2 The third trial of James Mullaney former head of detectives of the Lake Shore western division opened Monday for the slaying of South Bend police officer Christianson Jurors in prior trials disagreed Mullaney claims he mistook Christianson for a car thief
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Laporte
Ind
James Mullaney
Western Division
Lake Shore Railroad
Christianson
South Bend
Mullaney
Gas rates rise at Anderson area and regional notices
The text reports higher gas rates at Anderson, multiple railroad developments including Indiana Central taking control of Indiana and Illinois Southern, and various local incidents. It mentions the Anderson gas plants resuming operation, a Richmond meeting giving funds to Earlham College, and numerous accidents thefts and legal notices across Indiana towns.
Ex-Senator Near Peath's Door
Mount Pleasant Iowa October 2 James Harlan former U S senator and Lincoln cabinet survivor lies at death bed in his home city after critical illness.
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Peath
Mount Pleasant
U.S
James Harlan
Abraham Lincoln
Big Mill Blaze Leaves Fatalities at Illinois Plant
Bloomington Ill Oct 2 The Illinois cereal company mill burned Sunday night causing an estimated 200000 to 250000 dollars in losses. Night watchman Melvin Penn 23 was crushed to death beneath a falling wall. Packer Bert King likely fatally injured by the blast. Several others badly scorched as the fire started from a mill dust explosion.
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Bloomington
Ill
Illinois Cereal Company
Melvin Penn
Bert King
Fire damages and losses across three local sites
A defective flue caused a 350 hole at James Howe’s residence Sunday evening. An overheated stove at C. W. Kenley’s saloon on East Washington street incurred a 3 loss in the afternoon. A lamp exploded at J. B. Shaffer’s bicycle shop on Indiana avenue, resulting in 100 in damages.
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James Howe
C. W. Kenley
Washington St
J. B. Shaffer
Indiana Ave
Town Talk and Local Notices From September News
In September the City dispensary logged 314 surgical operations and an ambulance made 77 runs. The West-side Boys' club will open a cottage at 306 Douglas St on Tuesday. A mischief incident at 1708.5 Olive St saw two youngsters chewing wallpaper and a dispensary doctor treated them. The South side Mannerchor celebrated its first anniversary with a concert at Yomlinson Hall led by Meyer's orchestra. Senators Beveridge and Fairbanks have gone to Washington to assist in receiving Admiral Dewey and attend the president's dinner for Dewey. Emma Hurt 29 colored despondent swallowed laudanum and morphine at home. Fort W year 1939.
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West-side
Boys’ Club
Douglas St
Bessie
Ruth Wrode
Olive St
South Side
Fires scorch barns and clubs across three states
In Manitou Colorado a livery barn burned Sunday destroying 43 horses with losses of 19600. Three business houses in Ashtabula Colorado burned Monday with total losses of 10000. The Country club house in Cleveland Ohio burned Sunday causing 15000 in damages.
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Il Paso
Manitou
Col
Ashtabula, CO
Country Club
Cleveland
Dreyfus Case May See German Help In Paris Note
The Siecle reports a German minister Von Buelow statement that Germany would allow Col. Schwartzkoppen to speak if France asks for official aid to resolve the Dreyfus case. Mme Dreyfus opposes use of the communication fearing prejudice. Bole has just returned from the country and begun actions.
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Paris
the Siecle
Dreyfus
von ‘Buelow
Col. Schwartzkoppen
Germany
Mme. Dreyfus
Bole
Bank Robbery at Houstonia Bank Shocks Sedalia
Casher I Longan of the Bank of Houstonia reports Sunday morning break in at the Sedalia area bank. Burglars chipped through two feet of brick and cement and blew the safe with dynamite. They secured about 110 dollars in gold and some silver and currency. Experts conducted the raid.
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Sedalia
W. I. Longan
Bank of Houstonia
Longan
New Ball Park Talk Delayed Until League Meeting
Manager Golt of the baseball team says no action on a new ball park will occur until after the Western league officers meeting in Chicago on Oct 10. He denies knowledge of any discussion of a Newby oval for diamond. Demolition of the old park has begun.
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Golt
Ball Park
Chicago
Newby Oval
Randall Sues Street Car Co. for 2000 Dollars
Lillian M. Randall files suit in superior court against the street car company seeking 2000 dollars accusing a car jolt caused her conductor to strike her and led to internal injuries. An unrelated advertisement promotes Dean's Ointment for skin itchiness at 50 cents.
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Lillian M. Randall
Dean
Harrison's Stolen Watch Case Heats Up
WNOXVILLE OCT 2 E Wilson a noted crook is under arrest claiming a $1000 diamond watch stolen from ex president Harrison five years ago lies buried near Akron Ohio He says a burial diagram left by a dead pal exists Officers plan to investigate the tip.
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Harrison
Wnoxville
Town
E. Wilson
Akron
Pal
The Crew Under Arrest After Scotsman Wreck
The crew of the Dominion Ker Scotsman, wrecked off Belle Isle, arrived in Liverpool on Monday and were immediately placed under arrest on charges of looting the vessel after it struck.
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Liverpool
Belle Isle
Lipton to Stand as Liberal Candidate for Parliament
Sunday summary lists Sir Thomas Lipton as a prospective liberal candidate for Parliament. Other items note a Waldorf Astoria smoker event, Ferdinand Schumacher the oatmeal king facing $500000 after debts, a volcanic upheaval near Creede Colorado, defense attorney Blair condemning a Carter verdict, Deroulede in Paris refusing to answer questions, and a Milwaukee police officer attacked and killed by a man named Miller during a domestic quarrel.
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Thomas Lipton
Olympia
Waldorf-Astoria
Ferdinand Schumacher
Akron, O
S.R. Remsen
Creede
F. P. Blair
Carter
M. Paul Deroulede
Paris
Kassi’w
Milwaukee
Herry
Miller
Strikers Force Pay Rise on Havana Street Cars
In Havana on Oct 2 drivers and conductors walked out for 16 hour shifts pay. Companies hired new men, strikers stoned cars wounding two new workers, police guard cars, threats rise but no strikers rehired. all new hires are Black.
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Havana
October Short Cuts and Local Incidents
Worth Atlantic squadron to sail for Hampton Roads on Thursday. Cruiser New Orleans heavily damaged after two boiler-heads blew while en route from San Domingo. Germany applies Henry George theory to land in Kiao-Chau China with European settlers benefiting amid yearly revolutions. River Falls Wisconsin residents protest a showman with a petrified body exhibition, coroner to decide if it is human or stone. Twelve masked robbers raided the Mead homestead near Portsmouth Ohio tying occupants and stealing 500 dollars. George Gallagher was beaten unconscious. Last winter Sioux Indian White Eagle near Bismarck North Dakota ill at the time.
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Worth Atlantic
Hampton Roads
New Orleans
San Domingo
Germany
Henry George
Kiao-Chau
China
River Falls
Wis
Mead Homestead
Portsmouth
George Gallagher
White Eagle
Bismarck
N. D
Suit Over Return of Scalps From Custer Fight
White Eagle recovered and sues to have scalps returned, claiming possession of scalps taken during the Custer fight. Josiah Frankfort is named in the context of the dispute.
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Josiah Frankfort
White Eagle
Protest From Chicago Sparks Labor Conflict Censure
Chicago federation of labor denounces Cuban military action against the cigar makers strike. The national administration is censured for allowing army interference between labor and capital.
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Chicago
Cuba
Chicago Federation of Labor
Teddy's Royal Guests at Roosevelt Luncheon
Gov Roosevelt hosted a Sunday luncheon at his Oyster Bay home for Lord Minto and Lady Minto with Sir Thomas Lipton. Lord and Lady Minto planned to dine with Roosevelt during the yacht races.
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Teddy
Oyster ‘Bay
N. O
Gov Roosevelt
Lord Minto
Canada
Lady Minto
Thomas Lipton
Lord
Gov. Roosevelt
Cover Your Old Brick Buildings with Rock Faced Imitation
The note urges applying imitation rock faced stone to old brick structures to achieve a Hig SHUTE Talbot block style. It emphasizes a durable facade and a period-appropriate appearance for aging buildings.
Ladies Lunch Served on Second Floor at Ormonde
A fragmented ad notes a ladies lunch on the second floor at Ormonde, 16 W. Pearle, with mentions of a meal for 100, a winch service, and a Progress Laundry contact Tel. 112%. The text is garbled but places the event and vendors.
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St ' Ladies
Ormonde
W. Pearle
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Howard Satterfield
DeSoto
Lyman Pike
Terre Haute
London
John
Penrod
Tinois
Albert Meddley
Montpétier
Crawfordsville
Natural: Gas Company
Nehemiah Ells
Alonzo Wilson
Kokémo
Charles Knauss
Congress St
St. Louis, Mo
Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
New York
Mabie
Rusalem
Plymouth
Kankakee
John Hawkins
Tipton
Emery Risk
Nellie Neal
Warren Wall
Hall
William Carson
Noblesville
Richard Foust
Foust
Carson
Elkhart
Charles R. Graham
Graham
Congress
A. R. Spofford
Washington
Gottlieb Kuhner
Greentown
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F. Brannan
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BIG
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Roosbers
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Hodgdon
DeWitt's
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