Marine cadet recalls China and Ponce surrender feat
Kalbtus of California stationed at Cavite recounts Amos Courtney being ashore in China with the Seymour relief expedition with only his clothes on. He describes hiding two magazines in rice field mud for days and leading a charge on a bicycle as a notable act. he links it to Curtin telephoning for the surrender of Ponce.
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Kalbtus
Ess U. i
Cavite
1Ork
Courtney
Ching
Laws
Curtin
Ponce
Utah case in Judge Daly's court shocks neighbors
In Judge Daly's court Moses Williams and Leora Williams faced improper relations charges after an incident at a Williams home. The scene drew angry neighbors as testimony revealed Williams's frequent visits, alleged multiple partners, and a dispute over residence.
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Utah
Daly
Sotto Voce
Moses Williams
Leora Williams
Wallace backs McKinley and statewide ticket in Indiana
General Lew Wallace told the Montgomery county Republican meeting in Crawfordsville that he will vote for McKinley and the Republican state ticket. He urged voters not to support a candidate nominated by three parties.
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Ery County
Republican Central Committee
McKinley
Sweat Shops and Factory Inspection Report
Wednesday inquiries by the factory inspectors association featured Henry Dorn of Columbus founder of the group, and Charles Litchman from Washington of the National Industrial Association calling for better labor practices and opposing child labor. W E Walling of New York urged protection for workers. John J Williams of Wisconsin noted Wisconsin law blocks sweat shop activity. Inspectors planned visits to T and Laycock and Elwood factories later in the week.
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Henry Dorn
Columbus
Association
Charles Litchman
Washington
National Industrial Association
W. E. Walling
New York
John J. Williams
Wisconsin
T. &. Laycock
Elwood
Subpoena Issued in Youtsey Case at Georgetown
In Georgetown Kentucky a subpoena duces tecum ordered Clerk Ford of Franklin circuit court to bring all evidence filed in the Howard case. The Youtsey case was adjourned until Friday.
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Georgetown
Youtsey
Ford
Franklin Circuit Court
Howard
Obituary for William Borgert and local sports note
William Borgert aged 24 died at 4 p m Tuesday at his mother's home 1426 S Meridianet He was the leading bass singer at Sacred Heart church and a member of its follies The funeral is set for 8 a m Thursday at the church The Lexington Star shinney team seeks a game or town for Oct 10 contact Arthur Place 1716 N Lexington Ave for details
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William Borgert
S. Meridianet
Sacred Heart Church
Lexington Star Shinney
Arthur
Place
Lexington-ave
Trolley Feed Wires to Be Replaced on Downtown Streets
The street car company asked the Board of works for permission to take up its feed wires on all downtown streets and replace them in alleys and less prominent streets. The board will review the plan Friday afternoon with company representatives. Routes include power house to White river levee, then to New York street and several side streets, with multiple alley and street connections. The board also acted to vacation an alley, widen Vermont street, and move trolley poles along Senate avenue.
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Street Car Company
Board of Works
White River
Levee
New York-st
Agnes-st
North-st
Missouri-st
Missouri- St
Battery Station
St. Clair-st. and Canal
St. Clair-st
Noble-st
Eleventh-st
Illinois
Senate-ave
Rankin-st
Byram Place
Bird-st
St. Clair
Ohio-st
Illinois-st
Pennsylvania-st
South-st
Noble
Spring St
Vermont-st
Lynn-st
Bank-ave
Indiana-ave
Twenty-first-st
R. St. Catterson
Kentucky Ave
Illinois St
Capitol Ave
Emperor Dick Would Make Hanna Dance
New York reports Richard Croker saying if he had emperor power he would make Hanna and allies jump. He claims Republicans attack him personally while trusts voters align with Bryan. Croker warns of blacklisting if workers are discharged and cites trusts and imperialism as key issues.
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New York
Richard Croker
Hanna
Croker
Bryan
Trusts
Roosevelt
Wild Man
Tammany Hall
Nebraska
Noblesville Rally Draws 10000 Republicans in Night Meet
The Noblesville gathering drew about 10,000 Republicans as Democrats at the station heard the drum corps and saw Marion hosts in white trousers. Attorney general Taylor called it a stun ner and praised Republican rule for workers while asking what Bryan offers. Mayor Dunlap of Anderson spoke.
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Indianapolis
Noblesville
Marion
Bryan
Taylor
Dunlap
Anderson
Train Collision Near Portland Injures Crew
The south bound G. R. & I passenger train due at 8:25 am collided with a freight at Portland Indiana. Engineer Jones and Fireman Britten jumped as the crash occurred. Jones suffered a broken left leg and other serious injuries while Britten was badly cut but remounted the engine. No derailment occurred.
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Portland
Ind
Jones
Britten
Hristen
Vitriol Johnson on Deck at Denison Convention
Henry A. Johnson arrived in Denison on Wednesday to attend the convention as a spectator. Johnson is described as a converted ex Republican congressman. Frank B. Posey also appeared at Denison.
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Henry A. Johnson
Denison
Johnson
Frank B. Posey
Vengeance Is Only Justice Lecture At Shanghai
Dr Martin, president of the Imperial University of Pekin, lectured in Shanghai on the siege, asserting that every Christian blood shed demands a monument of vengeance and blaming Mr Conger for lack of knowledge of the situation. He praised the legation staff for their conduct during the siege.
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Shanghai
Martin
Imperial University of Pekin
Heaven
Conger
United States
Afia
Ment Io
Legation
Alleged Church Robber Ied Fitzgerald Trial
Ied Fitzgerald was tried in criminal court for robbing Father Gavish's rectory. His wife and two young sons sat nearby as prosecutors noted the jury wished for their dinner. The verdict followed after the lunch break.
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Ied Fitzgerald
Father Gavish
Pugh
Hanna to Tour as Candidate Stump Speaker
Chicago October 3 official confirmation that Senator Hanna will conduct a stump tour opening in Madison Wisconsin on October 15. He will then visit South Dakota for two days and Nebraska for two days with Senator Frye. Both oppose Pettigrew, prompting the Southern Dakota swing.
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Chicago
Hanna
Madison
Wis
South Dakota
Nebraska
Frye
Pettigrew
Latta buys Delaware Street lot for 8500 dollars
Will H Latta purchased a lot on Delaware street between New York and Vermont streets for 8500 dollars from Charlee R Jones. He then transferred the same lot to Harry Stout Edward Stout and Francis Montgomery for the same amount.
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Will H. Latta
Delaware St
New York
Vermont Sts
Charlee R. Jones
Harry and
Edward Stout
Francis M. Montgomery
Births and deaths listed for many residents
A long list of births and deaths from multiple households including Hummel Harker and others. Entries note names and addresses with a mix of adults and children, various hospitals, and several illnesses or causes. The compilation reads like a community obituaries and birth notices column.
Real estate repair and property listings from city directories
A list of names and addresses with associated property types and costs. Items include kitchens and cottages with amounts ranging from 50 to 1466 dollars. Notable entries: M Ronecker 1514 Woolawn ave kitchen 110, Myers 1039 W Udell st brick veneer 1466, Mrs L Ford Elder ave cottage 960, Leich 914 Prospect st addition 250, Rowe 3424 N Capitol ave dwelling 1200.
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M. Ronecker
Woolawn-ave
M. M. Myers
W. Udell-st
L. Ford
Elder-ave
C. A. Leich
Prospect-st
Harry Rowe
N.capitol-Ave
Albert Gall
Washington-st
Sophia Péters
Dakota and
Morris-sts
W. F. and
E. H. Barrowa
N. Illnois-st
E. T. Mauer
Blake-st
Pride of Peoria Flour Marketing Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Pride of Peoria Flour as the highest grade Spring Patent, ideal for bread and promising 28 extra loaves per barrel versus straight grades. Mentions New York Grapes fresh every two weeks in large baskets and includes garbled copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
New York
Four Great Stores Offerings in Washington and Virginia Areas
Four great stores listed with addresses on East Washington Street and Virginia Avenue. Branch locations at 304 East Washington Street, 444 West Washington Street, and 338 340 Virginia Avenue with wholesale department at 5 7 9 11 North Alabama Street. Phone numbers 364 1645 2754 and 1641.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington-st- Tel
W. Washington-st
Virginia-ave
Wholesale Dept
Alabama-st
Ejectment Blamed for Her Death
Mrs Opal Lerrie an 18 year old colored woman died amid typhoid fever after a writ of ejectment was served on her at 141 Nebraska street The coroner may hear a damages suit by her husband Robert Werrie against the German fire insurance company of Indiana owner of the house The writ was read by Constable Philis Marr under Squire Shepherds court amid claims the company knew neither the illness nor forced ejectment was directed by them
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Opal Lerrie
Franklin
Ballard and
Jeffries
Robert Werrie
German Fire Insurance Company of
Indiana
Lerrie
lLershie
Philis Marr
Squire Shepherd's Court
Larrie
Cace
Larrien
Local store listings at several city corners
The Standard Tea and Grocery Co details multiple shop locations including the corner of New Jersey and Washington, 151 N Delaware near Ohio, 759 Massachusetts Ave near Noble Street, 1116 Shelby Street near Fountain Square, 445 W Washington near West, and 338 Indiana Ave near Senate in the downtown area.
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N. W. Cor
New Jersey
Washington
Delaware
Ohio
Massachusetts Ave
Noble-st
Shelby-st
Fountain-square
W. Washington
West
Indiana Ave
Senate
Bridge Contractor Tries Suicide In Flora Parade
Osear C Marsh a bridge contractor formerly of Chicago attempted death by suicide in a buggy Tuesday in Flora Indiana. He slashed his throat and is believed to be dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Ind
Osear C Marsh
Chicago
BOXES OF GOLD PROMISE READER TESTIMONIAL PRIZE
An appeal urges readers to send detailed Postum experience letters with coffee to Postum Cereal Co. Prizes total 325 cash awards from 1 to 10 dollars. Submissions judged Oct 30 to Nov 9, 1909. Readers may omit names upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Postums
Jenkins Appeals After Denial In Lynching Case
In Ripley county a lynching case reaches the Supreme Court as Mrs. Lulu C. Jenkins appeals a denial of her petition to sue the lynchers through the appointed executrix of her husband’s estate.
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Supreme Court
Ripley County
Lulu C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Electric sign altered after inspector order in city
City life note reports the wiring sign on a clothing store altered after Building Inspector Ledell’s order. In New Albany police arrested 14 year old Ben Corbett as a runaway after he rode a freight train from Taswell Crawford county seeking his mother in Indianapolis. His father is deceased and he has been living with a farmer.
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Ledell
Ben Corbett
New Albany
Taswell
Crawford County
Indianapolis
Union Live Stock Market reports from Indianapolis and Interstate Yards
Cattle receipts on Wednesday at Indianapolis and Interstate Stock Yards totalled about 89 and 60 head respectively with shipments mostly fair. Prices ranged for prime steers 1,150 to 1,500 pounds from 4.25 to 5.75, and various classes of heifers cows calves and hogs carried wide but stated quotes for good to choice quality. Interstate quotes show similar spreads with prime export steers 1,220 to 1,500 pounds at about 5.23 to 5.69, and hogs receipts near 100 with good to prime medium and heavy weights at 4.05 to 5.40. Sheep and lambs quotes included good to choice ranges around 3.25 to 4.25 for lambs and 3.00 to 3.65 for sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Live
Indianapolis
Slcots
Blagvs
Soenee Wieeragebeak
Eaneckis
Smyrna
Ccceecavenesecees
Nottingham
C.caceee Lesesere Ee Sbo
Scce
City Grain Market Update Quiet for Wheat and Corn
Wheat and corn prices listed with multiple grades and freight notes. Oats hold firm while hay shows gains. inspections tallied with car counts across wheat and corn, including rejections and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Chicago Markets Report Dates and Grain Prices
Chicago markets show wheat prices for November and December futures with mixed gains and losses. Corn futures list values for November and December. oats, provisions, butter, cheese, and eggs display varied quotations across grades and months with minor fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Yankees
Renney
Willams
Alvord St
Williams
Lora Williams
Park-ave
Broadway
Laura Russell
Attorney Orton
Mrs. Russell
Orton
Lew Wallace
Wkinley
Bloomin
Crawfordsville
Montgom
Wm. Borgert
Emperor” Dick
Billy” Taylor
Vitriol Johnson
Is” Wain
Hood
DR. Martin
Fitzgerald
Mark
Charles J
Rose Hummel
Reis~nerst
Thomas and
Florence Harker
W. St. Clair St
Carl and
Shauh
Warren
Robert and
Purvis
Ray C
Ethel Steele
George and
Mamie Bennett
Nordyke-ave
F. A
Tillie Ruske
Earth-ave
Edward
Alice Henry
Forest
Luella Smith
City Hospital
J. W
Clara Mitchell
Kentucky
A. B
Lucy Cosler
Central-ave
Rebecca Fields
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Opal Larrie
Nebraska-st
Lilly Johnson
Canal-st
Sammel L. Roberts
James Beswick
Mary A. Canary
Herman A. Fisher
Olga TF. Weber
Dean V. Smythe
Caroline L. Rees
Charles A. Demaree
Laura I. Roberts
M. Foster Woodward
Inez Davis
Tra J. Ross
Clara H. Dehny
Newton F. Meek
Elizabeth Mayne
Joshua Holding
Filizabeth Huffer
Thomas P. Egan
Mary T. Buckels
Charles I. Bepley
Lizzie R. Schmidt
Edward A. Miller
Allie M. Jordan
Arthur J. Fessler
Maude Miller
George W. Huber
Elizabeth Pickering
John C. Thomas
Elsie B. Stoops
James Tob'n
Josephine Drake
Groupmries
Wait
Nebraska St
Preh- Lieber Company
Washington S
Ballard
THE
H. Lieber
Standard Tea and Grocery Co
Eeis Cesseeerverenses
Ade
the Standard Tea and Grocery CO
L. A. Jackson Proprietor
City Life
Interstate Live Stock Market
Interstate Stock Yards
City Grain Market
H. Block Co
Small, Maynard & Company
Davenport
Horace L. Traubel
the American Trust
Boston
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