City Ward Precinct Address List Fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists ward and precinct street addresses across multiple wards. It catalogs streets and house numbers in a long sequence, including engine houses and notable cross streets such as Fort Wayne and Massachusetts avenues, with several missing or garbled entries.
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Reaeht
Arsenal-ave
Ludlow-ave
Seannachbneite
Keystone-ave
Jefferson-ave
Brookside-ave
Columbia-ave
Yandes-st
Ward 2
Twenty-seventh-st
Twenty-second-st
New Jersey
College Ave
Nineteenth-st
Bellefontaine-st
Sixteenth-st
Tenth
Fort Wayne-ave
Massachusetts-ave
Talbott-ave
Witness-st
Capitol-ave
Talbott Ave
Senate-ave
Minerva-st
Vermontest
Washington-st
Minkner-st
Miley-ave
Lynn-at
Bank-ave
Belmont-ave
Michigan-st
Warman-ave
Michigan-st. Ward
St. Clair-st
Fayette-st
West-st
California-st
Blackford-st
Indiana-ave
Tapeworm Swain Acquitted Again in Indiana Case
Peru Indiana October 5 Dr W S Swain was acquitted for a second time by a circuit court jury on charges that he practiced medicine without a license by taking tapeworms. The case hinged on whether he prescribed Indian medicines or simply provided packaged directions. The state prosecutor C C Hadley argued the doctor kept ready-made rubber tapeworms for patients.
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Peru
Ind
W. S. Swain
State Medical Board
C. C. Hadley
Swain
Finns Seek New Home in America from Chicago
Detective Nils Olof Parlander, a noted Finn, leaves Chicago for Alaska to scout sites for a Finnish colony. He cites oppression by Russia, crop failures, and widespread hardship as drivers of emigration and hopes for Scandinavian settlers in America.
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Chicago
Nils Olof Parlander
Alaska
America
Famine Threat Looms as Finland Suffers Crop Failure
Stockholm reports extreme poverty in Finland due to crop failures. Flour is scarce and residents around Altava are forced to eat bread made from bark and potatoes amid growing hunger.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Altava
Small-pox cases reported at Dayton Children's Home
Dayton Ohio reports 33 mild small-pox cases at the Summit Street children's home. Health officials say there is no alarm and an order requiring vaccination of schoolchildren has been issued as 88 children reside in the institution.
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Dayton. O
Summit St
Births Deaths and Marriages in New York
Birth announcements list Joseph and Lulu Baker and Elizabeth Colden with a boy. Edward and Daisy Howard with a girl. Death notices include Isaac Gibson Emma Dillinger Fred Krome John O Connell John P Gallagher Charles Dewey Harvey Charles Antrobus and injuries to Charles Antrobus from a streetcar. Marriage licenses shown for several couples.
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Joseph and
Lulu Baker
Laureist
John. E. Arid
Elizabeth Colden
Edward and
Daisy Howard
Isaac Gibson
Norwood Prospect
Emma Dillinger
Columbia Ave
Marasmus
Fred Krome
Temple Ave
Potts
John O'Connell
Little Sister of the
John P. Gallagher
Sheffield-st
Charles Dewey Harvey
New York-st
Charles Antrobus
Schiller-st
Harry Leadman
Connie Churchill
Edwin H. Pierson
Lottie Milender
August Huber
Pauline Essig
William A. Gatewood
Emma Lepper
Griffin Munson
Maggie Munson
Pan Presbyterian alliance debate over Mormon fellowship
Washington reports lively talks at the Pan Presbyterian alliance convention. Ministers clash on whether to ignore politics and focus on Christianity while a heated resolution declares Mormons with 300000 members and 3000 missionaries have no claim to fellowship among Christian denominations.
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Washington
Reed
Mormon Church
Matthews
A Blow to Divorced Persons
The special committee of the Protestant Episcopal Church drafting a new marriage and divorce canon met in secret session with Dr. Dix as chairman. They will report to the general Episcopal conference in San Francisco in 191. The impression is that the report will prohibit remarriage of divorced persons.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Chrch
Dix
General Episcopal Conference
San Francisco
Four Dead Man's Shoes Spark Indiana Gubernatorial Vacancy Race
Judge Chas. M. Dawson of Fort Wayne died Wednesday, triggering a Republican bid for the vacancy in a Democratic county. The governor will fill the post, with Wil Veasey Elmer Leonard R S Robertson and James Harper among contenders described as seeking the plum seat. An early Republican application to Gov Mount was filed before 3 pm Wednesday.
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Chas. M. Dawson
Fort Wayne
Dawson
Wil Veasey
Elmer Leonard
R. S. Robertson
James Harper
Dawsor
Mount
Union label theft suit targets Aldridge brand cigars
Gegge Ricker president of the local ci garmakers union No 3 files on behalf of the International Cigarmakers Union against Joseph A Aldridge at 1811 Cornell Ave alleging counterfeit union labels on boxes and false union made representation. An injunction to stop use and damages of 500 dollars are sought.
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Gegge Ricker
Cigarmakers’ Union No. 3
International Cigarmakers’ Union
Joseph A. Aldridge
Cornell Ave
Aldridge
Insurgents Attack Paranaque. Fire Ignited Town
Filipino forces report insurgents attacked Paranaque on Wednesday night. Two companies of the Fourteenth Infantry repulsed the attackers and extinguished the blaze before extensive damage occurred.
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Paranaque
Manila
Fourteenth Infantry
Yellow Jack Spreads Across Gulf Coast In Early October
Surgeon general Wyman reports five new yellow fever cases and one death in New Orleans while Key West records 33 new cases with no deaths. No Mississippi reports yet but frost hints disease may not spread there.
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Washington
Wyman
New Orleans
Key West
Mississippi
Cheap Rates in New York Parks Probed by Committee
The Maget committee investigated rentals paid by tenants of buildings in city parks. It found numerous houses and hotels where liquor was sold rented at nominal rates of 6 to 20 dollars a month, with no payments for the liquor privilege.
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New York
Maget Committee
Read a Paper: True cowpox as syphilis manifestation
Dr. W. B. Clarke will present a paper before the Marion County Homeopathic Medical Society on Thursday night titled True cowpox a manifestation of syphilis. The discussion will cover the relation between cowpox and syphilis and potential diagnostic implications.
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W. B. Clarke
Marion _ county homeopathic ‘medical society
Mrs Adams Improves After Explosion Destroys Home
Mrs. Bert H. Adams, injured when an explosion destroyed her home Tuesday night, showed improvement by Thursday as rescue and recovery efforts continued.
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Adams
Bert BH. Adams
Presidential train schedule through multiple states in October
The article lists the president’s travel route starting in Canton and ending in Washington around October 20. It covers arrivals and visits at Fort Wayne Peoria Quincy Chicago Evansville Minneapolis Sioux City Galena Madison Milwaukee Kalamazoo Cleveland Youngstown and other stops with events at soldiers homes monuments reunions and regional towns.
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Canton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Logansport
Decatur
Springfeld
Quincy
Peoria
Galesburg
Chicago
Evansville
Minnneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Minn
West Superior
Wis
Fargo
Aberdeen
N. D
Soux Fails
Yankton
Sioux City
Dubuque
Galena
Madison
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Kalamazoo
Mtd
Cleveland
Youngstown
O. Washington
Foggy race pacing clouds finish amid uncertain leads
The report notes racing in heavy fog with port tack positions at 3 and attempts to judge leaders. By 3 11 the crews were nearly side by side and 3 13 place them seven miles from finish, making a time limit finish doubtful. Separately, fire remains confined as Fife, designer of the Shamrock, stays in his Fifth Avenue hotel room.
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New York
Fife
Shamrock
Fifth-ave
Race plans halted by doctor’s ruling
A man was prevented from attending the race after his physician advised against participation due to rheumatism. The decision kept him from the Thursday event.
Grand Republic Sinks Report Murmurs in New York Yacht Race
A persistent but unconfirmed report in the financial district on Thursday afternoon claimed the steamboat Grand Republic carrying nearly 2,000 excursionists sank during the yacht race. No official confirmation by 3 30 p m was issued.
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New York
Financial District
Passenger derelict falls. Pasquale Fdoude killed in New York
From the busy wires Pasquale Fdoude was killed and two others seriously injured by a falling derrick in New York on Thursday. Several brief items follow including yellow fever cases, a naval death, and a stalled electric plant due to low river levels.
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Pasquale Fdoude
New York
New Orleans
Vanderlip
Loomis
United States
Athenan
Manila
Bay State
Jackson
Miss
Minnesota
Frisco
Finney
Frank E. Oelsen
Navy
Yelow Jack
Havana
W. C. Winchow
California
Mexico
James Howard
London
Austin
Tex
Edward O'Malley
Scranton
Para
Zealandia
North Atlantic
Norfolk
Commercial
Rippey
Imp
Chillicothe
William
Chicago
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Proven Cold Cure
A nineteenth century advert boasts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a tested cure for colds. It claims twenty five years of sales prove its effectiveness and promises to cure a cold in a day when taken promptly.
Judge Upholds Flag Advertising Ban
Judge Chetlain of the circuit court upheld the constitutionality of the law forbidding use of the American flag for advertising purposes. An appeal will be taken to the supreme court.
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Chicago
Chetlain
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
The Autumn Blazer Fashion Note
A description of a new long blazer coat replacing the June style. It features a loose front, side opening, large stiff lapels, double breasted design, paradise green body with black soutache braiding, black silk lapels, bell sleeves, and a hunting pink lining.
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Hermsdorf
Harvard Wins Intercollegiate Tennis Championship Doubles
Harvard defeats Yale's Hackett and Allen to win the intercollegiate tennis doubles championship in New Haven. Ward and Davis of Harvard secure the victory in the final match on Thursday.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Ward and Davis
Hackett
Allen
Yale
Cure La Grippe in Two Days Boxed Claim
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure La Grippe in two days. It promises a refund if not effective and notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 2 1/2 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Try Merchants Lunch at Union Station Restaurant
A brief note lists a 25e price for a lunch at Union Station restaurant. The item titled Complimentary presents multiple headings and a seventy-page Sun Lamers section.
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Union’ Station
Law Weak in Rail-Related Tax Section Says Knapp
Judge Martin A. Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission told the industrial commission that railroad leaders hold other business interests and that fraud and discrimination cannot be stopped without law changes. He urged indicting corporations for criminal misdemeanor when laws are violated and pressed for publishing tax lists. Commissioner Prestly examined alleged railroad elevator collusion to control grain trade.
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Washington
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Industrial Commission
Congress
Presty
McKinley Removes Two South Dakota Officials
President removes James G. Reid Indian agent at Cheyenne River and Hobart A. Babcock land office register at Watertown for general inefficiency. Ira A. Hatch of Mound City is appointed to replace Reid and Lee Stover of Watertown to replace Babcock.
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McKinley
Washington
James G. Reid
Cheyenne River
S. D
Hobart A. Babcock
Register of the Land Office
Watertown
Ira A. Hatch
Mound City
Lee Stover
Administrator's Sale Notice at Cummins Farm
Public auction announced for October 25 1899 at the late residence of William T Cummins near Acton Indiana. Personal property includes horses cows calves implements household goods and more with terms under $5 cash and over $5 credit 12 months. sale conducted by administrator Wam Isaac Hittle.
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William T. Cummins
Acton
Ind
Wam
Indianap olis Stock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Receipts Listed
Indianapolis stock market report shows cattle receipts 806 and hog receipts 1000 on Thursday. Market quiet with price declines for cattle and hogs active but lower by about four cents. Listings include good to prime steers, feeding steers, cows and calves, and sheep with varied prices across quality grades.
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Indianapolis
Estes Seesereeed
City Grain Market Report with Oct 3 Inspections
Wheat prices and car counts for No 3 red to No 4 red grades. Corn bids include No 1 white to No 3 white with multiple car totals and color grades. Oats and hay values listed with timothy varieties and price ranges.
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City
Timothy
Interstate live stock market sales report
Stock receipts list 20 cattle and 1 200 hogs with market activity noted. Cattle and calves show mixed demand from good to common and steady to slow pricing across grades. Sheep and lambs feature steady to fair demand with good to choice and common listings.
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Interstate
WGG
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N. “‘Davidson-st
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E. Market-st
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Randolph-st
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N. Beville-ave
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Virginia-ave
Prospect-st
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Cottage-ave
Madison-ave
Minnesota-st
Stimgleton-st
Beecher-st. Ward
Unionest
Charles-st
Palmer-st
S. Meridian-st
Dayton
Ba’sted
Deery
Ealibrat
Skarea
J. A. Aldridge
HELL
Northwest
Columbia
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Louisville
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Josephine Ormsby
H. Rodgers
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Rene
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Havemeyer & Hlder
Rio
Age Lion Coffee
Eeesees Abg House
Cnccadeblandens Epfanseveds
Sadeseisiana
Wm. H. Block Co
Bath
St. Re
Liberty
Tooms
Hus- Gell-ave
S. Tilinois
Sun
S. N. Tilinois
Vermont St
Lafayette
Pennsylvania
William Searles
Capital-ave
Mpletcher-Ave
Chambermaid
Alabama
HK North
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Ohiost
College-ave
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Carpenter
Doherty-st
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