Great Races Highlight 2:25 Pace At Driving Club Meet
At the fairgrounds driving club meet on Friday the 2:25 pace saw five horses win heats among ten entries across two days. Linwood claimed first in the sixth and seventh heats as the field tired, with Jack Pointer marked and Catherine M amid dramatic falls and steeple-like crashes in other races.
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Driving Club
Linwood
Wymon S
Joe Tranby
Jack Pointer
Marshall Medium
Taylor H
Mary
Dr. White
Ozette
Milo
Valparaiso
Frank Mann
Jack
Belle J
Clark
Belle
J. C
Andy
Remarkable Cure Claims for Pain Balm Use
Geo. R. McDonald of Logan County West Virginia reports Henderson Grimett was paralyzed on one side and lost use of an arm until two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm brought near total recovery. The liniment is also noted for treating rheumatism sprains and bruises with several similar cures cited.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Geo. R. McDonald
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Internal Cure Claim
The passage advocates Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as the only internal remedy to treat catarrh by addressing a blood poison. It states the tablets contain antiseptics like Guaiacel and Hydrastin, avoid cocaine and opiates, and are safe for children. A complete treatment costs 50 cents at drug stores.
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Stuart
Bugle Call Wins 2:20 Club Race As Attendance Sags
Schickeranz's Edna Wilkes takes second in heat while Bugle Call wins the 2:20 in straight heats. Attendees lament poor turnout though races thrill grandstand with high purse races and club plans to dig deficit for next fall meet.
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Schickeranz
Edna Wilkes
Bugle Call
Milo S
S. G
Williams
B. m
Schiketanz
Minnie L
S. m
Lewis
Defencer
B. G
Slater
W. S. Wellington
Fowler
Suate Worth
Linwood
Taylor H
Webh
Jack Pointer
R. H
Silvers
Marshall Medium
Doyle
Wyman
Flack
Joe Tranby
G. G
Raesner
Jos. Swagert
Br. Nh
Stout
Anna T
Blk. m
Smith
van Frantz
Burge
Mary
Jack
B. Ge
Mann
Joe Jefferson
Weber
F. M
Tony Wilson
Clark
B. H
Webster
Fred L
S. H
Major
Girl
Akela
Chooved
Pin-Spillers Highlight Lexington Racing Wins
Lexington winners include the 2:18 trot by Col. Cochran the 2:10 trot by Chain Shot and the 2:22 trot by Red Princess reflecting a day of strong performances at the track.
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Lexington
Col. Cochran
Chain Shot
Football Doubleheader At Washington Park Saturday
The Butler and Earlham teams join Louisville H. S. and Shortridge for a 2 PM double header at Washington Park. The games promise great sport with Culver hosting M. T. H. S. and I.A. set to defeat Franklin in Bloomington.
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Washington Park
Butler
Earlham
Louisville H. S
Shortridge
Culver
I.A
Franklin
Bloomington
Barney Carp Refuses Food in Jail over Trespass Arrest
In Muncie Indiana on October 19 Barney Carp is jailed after an uncle had him arrested for trespass. He will not talk or eat claiming family has turned against him and he would be better off dead.
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Muncie
Ind
Barney Carp
Fire in Lot During Pain Performance Causes No Damage
During the Friday night Pain show the tall grass in the northeast corner behind the bleachers caught fire. The fire department was summoned but no damage or excitement occurred.
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Pain
Pompeii
October Banquet of Loyal Legion Honors McKinley Death
The Loyal Legion’s October banquet at the German House honored President McKinley with memorial resolutions condemning anarchy and the yellow press. Admiral Brown presided with notable attendees including Mayor Bookwalter, Col. Denby, Gen. Lew Wallace, Maj. G. W. Menzies, and Archibald A. Young.
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Loyal Legion
German House
Mc Kinley
Yellow Press
Admiral Brown
John E. Cockrum
Mayor Bookwalter
J. B. Cockrum
Addison Co. Harris
Volney T. Maiott
Col. Thompson
Lafayette
Charles Denby
China
Lew Wallace
J. A. Leineke
G. W. Menzies
Archibald A. Young
Cockrum
Col. Denby
Maj. Menzies
George Washington
William McKinley
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Addison C. Harris
Maine
America
McKinley
State Charities Conference to Meet Next Year in Indianapolis
Indiana charity leaders elected officers after closing the South Bend session. President George A. H. Shideler of Michigan City and secretary Charles H. Grout of Indianapolis head a list including vice presidents F. H. Gavish, Mrs. A. H. Graham, John Browne, Mrs. Bierhaus Jr., and many others. Executive committee names span Fort Wayne to Terre Haute with participants from multiple cities. The 1902 annual meeting will be held in Indianapolis.
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State Conference of Charities
South Bend
Indianapolis
George A. H. Shideler
Michigan City
Charles H. Grout
F. H. Gavish
A. H. Graham
Knightstown
John M. Browne
E. Bierhaus, Jr
Vincennes
John H. Bloss
Muncie
C.G. Thompson
Lafayette
Mary Smith Lewis
Greensburg
Margaret F. Peele
Elizabeth McIntyre
Patoka
Egbert Gawthrop
Milford
C. A. Waldo
Tafayette
W. T. Stott
Franklin
Addison C. Harris
A. Herz
Terre Haute
Evansville Soldier Dies After Stove Accident
Evansville Indiana October 19 Charles Guinne aged 65 an old soldier fell against a red hot stove Friday and died from his injuries. Loss of appetite is a sign of system failure and Hood s Sarsaparilla is advertised as a tonic. Fine California wines brandies bottled goods Schullers 210 N Meridian General Worth cigar sold at first class drug stores C W Kriel Distributor.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Guinne
Hood
California
Schuller’s
Meridian At
General Worth
C. W. Kriel
Beautiful Steel Engraving for 2 Cents Offer
Upon application at any post office in the United States a miniature steel engraving of the New York Central Empire State Express can be obtained for two cents This engraving affixed to a letter will insure its transportation to any point in the United States Canada Porto Rico Alaska the Hawaiian Islands Guam or the Philippine Archipelago
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United States
New York Central
Empire State Express
Canada
Porto Rico
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Philippine Archipelago
Travel deal and ads cluster from Indianapolis pages
A mix of railway excursion rates to Michigan City and Cincinnati round trips plus several local ads. Offers include a Lake Erie & Western line $1.00 excursion from Indianapolis on Oct 20 with new portrait specials and a mention of Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, plus dental and photo studio notices and a Carriage Builders' Convention ticket sale with October 23–24 dates and final return limits.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Death of Mother Josephine Ursuline Leader at Alton
Mother Josephine, head of the Ursuline convent in Alton, died Friday from apoplexy. She served 60 years with the order and founded convents in Alton Litchfield Mattoon and Springfield. A Bavarian royal descendant, she came to the United States in 1848.
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Alton, Jil
Josephine
Ursuline Convent
Alton
Litchfield
Mattoon
Springfield
Bavaria
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