Death by criminal operation shocks Mitchell town
Special to The Sun. Ford Indiana October suspect Dr W H Dings and George Thompson arrested and bound over after coroner R E Plummer rules Carrie Sham of Mitchell died from a criminal operation. Exhumation followed rumors in the close-knit county. other arrests and possible female implicants teased by residents as probe by grand jury continues.
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al H. Dings
George Thompson
Shafer
the Sun
Ford
Ind
Lawrence County
Sarah Shater
W. He Dings
Carrie Sham
Mitchell
W. H. Dings
R. E. Plummer
Plummer
Miss Sham
Dings
Thompson
Remarkable cure claims for epithelioma remedy
A testimonial extols the Caticora Remedies for a severe skin cancer case on one side of the face. The narrator says doctors failed, hospitals gave no relief, and after using Caticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent four times daily, the rash cleared in one week and remained cured.
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Cuticara
Revival and local notices amid Indiana county events and fatalities
Revivals at Martinaville Christian Church lead a list of rural civic notes including a Keesling family reunion in Middletown, Adams and Griner deaths, a Martinsville grocery purchase, school and factory updates, and a deadly railroad accident in Mooresville. Scattered reports cover hydrophobia death in Scottsburg, a clinker of local politics, and numerous minor incidents across Henry, Wayne, and surrounding counties.
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Martinaville Christian
Keesling
Middletown
Wayne County
Indiana
Michigan
Germantown
Brooklyn Methodists
Henry County
Tuell
Jamil
California
Ematine Griner
Martinsville
Bloomington
Glen Brumfiel
Grant County
Wiliam Carillon
Switz City
James Adams
Brasil
Gitn Dalrymple
Lagrange
Klinger Lake
John Brewer
Monrovia
Columbus
M. D. Robinson
Beenville
William Gilgerse
New Castle
Tipton
John Hinkle
Montgomery
Mooresville
Rathbone Sisters
Clarksburg
Frank Bryant
Greensburg
John Sturkenburg
Millhouaen
William Becker
Louis Bohn
Boonvile
St. Joseph Valley
Legrange
Mulberry
Samuel Jemison
Nulltown
Misa Tillie Chapman
Cambridge Chy
Shelbyville
John Kelsey
Cambridge City
William B. Malleoat
Bedford
Harrisburg
M. E. Charch
Eden
Tlaycock County
James Dennis
Roy Lane
Knightstown
L. C. Lowell
William Neal
Greenfield
Calvin Wright
Hayman
Elwood Uax
Nobles
Res
Washingt
Roger M. Rowley
Westfield
Ean Hil
Carthage
Baker Sues Flemmings for Damages Over Alleged Grudge
Special to the St New Cast Ind reports Charles Baker sues William H. and Dora Flemming for damages claiming his wife was harmed by a family grudge. The Flemmings, wealthy Jefferson township residents, formerly lived in Madoc with Baker and his wife.
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Charles Baker
Wiilliam H
Dora Flemming
Baker
Tnbin
Flemmings
Jefferson Township
Madoc
College education aids a burglar exconvict says a gentleman thief
In Chicago a jailed burglar and ex convict who calls himself a college graduate explains how culture and schooling help him pull daylight takeovers. He claims to pass as a doctor or preacher, uses polite talk to lure targets into parlors, and says education makes his crimes easier. He plans further crime but worries of punishment and mentions his northern Louisiana roots.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
Chicago
Harry Russell
Pope
Warren-ave
Russell
Kentucky
Ruesell
Star
Baton Rouge
Ives
Joliet
Dick Turpin
Rascal
Lowyer
Abel
Mr. Hansell
Louiaiana Sf
Averell
Bureau of Terrification
Getinlis
JoWet
Campaign managers puzzled by lack of interest in race
New York observers report a striking apathy toward the campaign with national committee chiefs unable to spark enthusiasm. Despite visits by Parker and others, crowds are sparse, signaling broad indifference across the city and eastern states as the race winds toward its closing days.
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Marlon E. Pew
New York
Metropolls
New York City
Neiher
Fairbanks
Seaboard
Panama
Clais
Newpoint
New York State
Gov. Odell
Higgins
Walleat
Judge Herrick
Hohe
Parker
Roesevelt
Solid South
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
Campaign rallies across Shelby and surrounding counties draw large crowds
Republican and Democratic speakers addressed Friday night gatherings in Pendleton Madison Shelbyville Tipton Linton Muncie Martinsville and Lafayette. Notable figures included J Frank Hang Daniel Simma Hey Newian Wray and Congressman Landis. Large crowds and torchlight parades marked the events as campaigns intensified.
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Marion
J. Frank Hang
Pendleton-First Voters
Republican
Madison
Linkey N. Chambers
Pairland
Warren Snider
Shelby County
Pennsylvania
Moorfland-Congret
Rhelayville
Shelby and
Johnson Counties
Gloom of the Farm Girl Ends in Tragic Suicide
Chicago report states Minnie Jor eireamstan, known as Palestine girl, is believed to have taken her own life after private life stress and mounting evidence. Her father initially doubted murder but now accepts suicide as the probable cause.
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Scripps-M'Rrk
Chicago
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Ad Claims Quick Relief
An early 20th century advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills promising fast relief from any headache or pain with no side effects. The copy emphasizes ease of use and universal applicability, urging readers to take the remedy for various ailments and pains.
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Miles
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Quick Relief From Pain
Read like an old advertisement, the text touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills promising fast relief from nervous headache and distress. A testimonial from Mrs Ruth Record of Claremont New Hampshire endorses rapid results and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Miles
Ruth Record
Claremont
N. H
Loree Forced Out as Head of One Rock Island
Loree, the world’s highest paid railroad president, was ousted from the One Rock Island presidency after less than a year. He agreed to exit with a cash bonus of 5000 and a substantial life continuation clause, while his widow would continue to receive benefits under the contract. Meanwhile reports indicate a broader mystery surrounding a disappeared Wakina man near Java in Laporte County and other local incidents.
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Joseph Ash
Vincennes
Cora
Mammnee
Newtle
Raf P. Hall
Bundy House
Indiana Baptist Association
New Albany
Shelbyville
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Father O'Donaghus
Indianapolis
Laurthius and
Wolf
Fichter
Greensburg
Bauer and
Kaelin
Parker
Judge Parker
The
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Parker Hotel
Esopus
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lenor Fresnell Loree
Loree
Rock Island
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Crit
Hoek Telamo
Scripps Irae
Laporte
Tad
Javensse
Wider
Urday
Magic Foot Crafts Cure Claims Rheumatism Relief
Advertises a home cure for rheumatism via Magic Foot Crafts with free trial and pay later option. Cites letters from patients in New Westminster, Watertown, Pittsburg, Providence and others praising rapid improvement after using the product. Promises testimonials on file and a public display of letters.
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Pearce
New Westminster
D. C
Mery Patrick
Watertown
N.Y
Mre Tian
Palmer
Pittsburg
van Valkenburg
Providence
R. J
Lave Hailot
Magic Foot Tatts Patent Draft Cure Offer from Michigan
An advertisement promises a rheumatism relief via Magic Foot Tatts. It claims feet absorb acids from blood and that the product clears the body’s system. Readers are urged to mail name and money to a Michigan address for a free hook and trial kit.
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Gt Michigan
Urate
Jsekgon
Mich
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report
In Indianapolis market figures show steady demand across cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. Prices quoted for steers range from common to good quality at 900 to 1,800 pounds, with bulls, heifers, and cows listed in varying weights and grades. Hog and sheep listings appear mixed, with activity noted as steady and prices reflecting common market fluctuations.
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Pittsburg
Pittsbung
Chote Road
Haron
Indianapolis
Inimanapolis
Net
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