Battle of Santiago Adm Schley Leads Historic Victory
A magazine style reminiscence recalls the July 3 1898 Battle of Santiago where Admiral Schley played a pivotal role. It also notes his endorsement of Peruna via a signed Washington statement praising Mrs. Schley’s use of the remedy.
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Santiago
Admiral Schley
United States
Perana
Peruna
Washington, D. C
Peruna Drug Co
Columbus
Ohio
Flames Rage in Lawrence as Bucket Brigade Battles Inferno
Fire at Lyle and Dunn’s general store in Lawrence, Indiana, spread rapidly in high winds, destroying Murphy and McConnell’s hardware and threatening the town. About 1,100 residents gathered with water buckets before firefighters saved several homes, leaving 78,000 in losses and prompting calls for aid from nearby towns. Separately, the Window-cutters' League of America elected officers including A. B. Lowe as president and William Kirtehenbauer as secretary at Hartford City.
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Lyle & Dunn
Lawrence
Cates
Samuel Plummer
Plummer
Murphy & McConnell
Dorald
Hartford City
Ind
Window-cutters’ League of America
A. B. Lowe
William Kirtehenbauer
West Liberty
John Zellers
Hartford Cit
Herbert Croms
Millgrove
Theodore Slicker
Brownsville
Dear Lal
John Ackin
Jeanette
James Nixon
Arnold, Pa
Decil Gabler
John Adame
Frank
Georgia Goes Taggart's Way in State Election
In Atlanta on Wednesday Georgia voted overwhelmingly for the incumbent governor Terrell, with Democrats sweeping all counties and populists failing to win any. In Berlin, Gen Van Trotha reports quelling the rebellion in southwest Africa and pursuing remaining insurgents.
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Georgia
Scripps-M'Rae
Atlanta
Terrell
Scrippa
Berlin
van Trotha
Herreras
Bryan's Automobile Bucks in Nebraska
Five thousand people waited at Randolph Nebraska to hear W. J. Bryan as his armored automobile stalled seven miles from town. He abandoned plans to campaign by car after the delay and the speaker plus vehicle were towed in behind a farm wagon.
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Scripfs-Wrae
Omaha
Neb
Randolph
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Britt and Gans Reach Terms for Light Welter Fight
Billy Britt acting for his brother and Al Herford for Joe Gans met to discuss terms. Britt seeks seventy percent of gate receipts if he wins and a higher share otherwise. weight limit set at 136 pounds. If terms are accepted the bout may occur late in the month at the Soltau Club if a permit is obtained.
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Iscripps-M' Rae
San Francisco
Billy Britt
Jimmy
al Herford
Joe Gans
Britt
Gans
Supercent
Herford
Billy Rit
Soltaa Club
Ohio Official Self-Stain
The body of James Timmers clerk of Jefferson township and ex sheriff was found Thursday morning in his home by neighbors. Authorities say he died from chloroform exposure used to render himself unconscious in an apparent suicide related to health issues. The report also notes a separate fire in Howe Texas with damages around $1000 and a death from heart disease in Folsomville Indiana.
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Ohio
Scripps-M'Rae
Celina
James II
Timmers
Jefferson Township
Timmonds
BE. J
Tilden Tipe
Rove Myers
Salleyell
Mace
John Schimerer
Columbus
Germany
Broadway M. KS
Loransport
Vincent
Indianaplis
Sherif Swain
Starr
Muncie
Delaware County
Spencer Democrat
Owen
Mead Spear
Samuel Lawrence
Guilford
Jacob Mettaharner
Greensburg
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Hopkinsvile
W. B. Seward
Bloomington
Alice Stewart
Charles KE. Walker
Filmer Lowry
Milton
Hichmonit
Dora
James Owry
Werest
C.F. Lacey
Crawfordaville Commercial Club
Harry Eller
D. Morgan
Husk Neas Enterprises
Crawfordsville
Connor
Loganspom
Hore Thief Detective Association
Indiana for Parker says Taggart confident on key states
Chairman Taggart said New York New Jersey and Connecticut are no longer doubtful and Indiana is no longer a doubtful state. He noted Wisconsin remains doubtful though he believes it will shift and declined to discuss figures for New York. He also avoided comment on a Watson denial regarding the presidential campaign.
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New York
Hairman Tagegart
New Jersey
Connecticut
Wincoast
Taggart
National Executive Committee
W York
New York State
Parker
New Jerse
Indiana
Wisconsin
MeTaggart
Watson
Murder Mystery Unfolds as Suspect Named in Tow Boat Case
ST JOSEPH Mich Oct 6 Police solved part of a lake murder mystery by identifying Charles Whiteman a hod carrier as the man who hired a tow boat and took a young woman onto the water. A body washed ashore at South Haven matched the woman who accompanied Whiteman but the case proved a case of mistaken identity as another girl with Whiteman survived and gave her account to police.
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Syripps-M Rake
ST. Joseph
Mich
Charles Whiteman
Aman
Srptoiy
South Haven
Whiteman
Boodle Trials to Begin Amid City Corruption Indictments
Indictments against Buffalo aldermen and former officials over sewer and building contracts lead to trials in Supreme Court before Justice Kenotii. Aldermen Harp and Moest face opening hearings at 10 o clock Monday with other defendants to follow in indictment order. Prominent figures linked to the case have employed counsel.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Buffalo
Qet
Rebeol
Kenotii
Supreme Court
Harp and
Moest
Montag
Iriars
Parker Chooses To Stay Off The Stump
New York June 11 1904 Judge Parker will not campaign on the stump. Chairman Taggart states the Democratic national committee fully approves of his decision after consultation with veteran political advisers. He will follow a mode of campaign aimed at Rosemount and the McKinley precedent, trusting his life record to resist clamor and pressure.
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New York
Parker
Ans Edenstoeis
Taggart
Democratic
Hy Tally
Kony
Rosemount
McKinley
Clamor
Judge Darker
Russian Cavalry Push Japanese Back at Mokeen Skirmish
Sakh ar off reports from St Petersburg October 6 that Russian forces skirmished near Mokeen, then at Hunlabu and Tadusampo. Our outposts held, Japanese casualties described, two Japanese were killed and three wounded, while Russian losses were light.
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ST. Petersburg
Jawyess
Tadusampo
Yen Tai
Teacher Whipping Case Sparks Lutheran Shock
In Richmond Indiana Prof Gotlieb Schirmeyer of St John’s Parochial School was fined 19 dollars and resigned after severely whipping 19 year old Philip Frank, son of Mrs Polly Frank. The incident caused church and community uproar with local reactions and claims of overwork and provoked a report of the teacher’s departure toward home in Nebraska.
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Richmond
Ind
Gotlieb Schirmeyer
St. John's Atheran Church
Philip Frank
Polly Frank
Schirmeyer
Owas
Lai
Atfavket Schirmeyer
Cass Jan
Schiemeyer
Superior
Woodville, Q
Boy burned after play with matches in Noblesville
Special to Tice Sun Noblesville Indiana October reports Navre, son of William Johns, played with a bow and matches ignited. Thin clothing caught fire and he is perhaps fatally burned. His body from the waist up is a mass of burns.
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TICE
Noblesville
Ind
Navre
Willam Johns
Body Found In River Believed Murdered
A well dressed man’s body was found in the Kankakee River near Logansport Indiana. A bullet hole in the back and lack of identification lead investigators to believe he was murdered. No weapon recovered.
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Busies Kankakee
Munters
Murder Case Goes to Jury COLIMBES Ind Oct 6
Murder trial of David Wagner for Brice Haas killing moves toward a verdict after defense claims self defense. Jury expected Thursday as arguments closed in the morning. Detailing the case, witnesses testified Wednesday afternoon.
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Colimbes
Ind
David Wagner
Brice Haas
Wagner
Timne
Burns
Two Horses Die After Wreck Threat at Jackson Creek Bridge
A likely serious wreck occurred at the Jackson creek bridge Wednesday when two horses bolted onto the bridge and fell between the tracks. The locomotive stopped within feet of the animals, both killed, and the train faced a two hour delay.
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Jackson Creek Bridge
A Day in Indiana Railroad Burglary News
A day in Indiana reports multiple small town incidents including burglaries in Connersville and Logansport, a barn fire near Lapel, and a fatal injury from a fall near Guilford. It notes local political activity, school book shortages in Wayne county, and pending church dedications and public notices across the region.
Political Rallies Across Counties Draw Large Crowds
J Ham Lewis of Washington spoke to Goshen Democrats in Wildcat township Tipton County as a large meeting gathered. Gen James B Weaver addressed the event. Republicans heard Edward Shids of Oregon in Decatur, and J Frank Hanly spoke to 2,000 Republicans at Spencer. A claiming of gold near Uniontown noted in Rayette County, Pennsylvania.
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Ham" Lewis
Washington
Goshen
J. Frank Hanly
Spencer
Indianapolis Market Reports and Prices Shifted
Market notes from Indianapolis and other cities show cattle and hogs at varied prices, with receipts and local attributions. Reports cover cattle weights from 1,000 to 1,600 pounds, steers and cows with mixed grades, plus sheep, lambs, and eggs in multiple markets including New York and Pittsburg, noting fluctuations and regional activity. Edward J. McGuire awarded $1,000 in damages from a street car fall case in Superior Court No. 2.
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Edward J. McGuire
Traction and Terminal Company
Fallng
From & Street Car
Superior Court
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Nebraska
Joe
Texas
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M'Rae
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Howe
Sherman
Folsomville
Mraim Hunsacker
Tom Taggart
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Lad
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Logansport
Inf
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Uavlor
Neville
Sunrichmond
Conference of Friends
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Everett
Macey
Eastern
Robert B. Henrey
Hannah J. Smith
Fairmount
Toon L. Taylor
Lary Winslow
Mae- Jan
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Phaelow Shuggart
Newgarden
Mary KE. Woodard
James B. Unthank
Spleoland
Stafford
Whitewater
Wilbert Russell
Caroline M. Carpenter
Winchester
Ierea Michigan
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Sanj Laporte
John J. Spellman
Cleveland
Jeffersonville Reformatory
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Det
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New Albany
Louis Hartman
BA Monon
Kokomo
Nubleavill
Warrington Bank
Spencer Sanitarium
Salvation Arm
Wayne County
Conners
Varvey Gwinn
Lapel
Brown County
M. E
Lewinville
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tickeneLown
Clinton
Miutete
Pner
Lyon
Spruces
Sire
William N. Dudles
Chars Rollie Martin
Crawh Dern
Har Uepth
Karl Marin
Exanevilly
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Keixtstowy
George
Lester Mikeeset
Arcadia
Charles Jones
Breenfeld
Loganspart
Ellis
Keak
Pennsylvania
Scripps-M'Raf
M'Keesport
Rayette County
Uniontown
W. F. Blewart
The
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America
Indianapolis
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Waharth
Stesigan
Ita
Chicago
Pribey
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Betes
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SaBbe
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Wilde
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