JOY HOBO RELATES RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND HELP NEAR DEATH
An injured man from Cleveland recalls a railroad crash while riding an open car on the Big Four line. He credits railroaders and a fellow union member with aiding him as a brakeman tried to help. He cites danger, a crushed foot, and a lack of assistance before relief arrived. The report also notes Gen Black on sick list status and associated health updates.
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Hor Gavan
Cleveland
Tiana
Lil
Minneapolis
Rod Thie
Gen. Black
Washington. Or
St Tien
Jona C. Black
QA. WR
Postum Becomes Lifeline in Child’s Coffee Crisis
A Georgia child plagued by nervousness headaches and coffee intolerance improves after switching to Postum. The mother recalls alcohol coffee dependence and schooling stress. The remedy brings weight gain steadier nerves and claims of personal health restored with Postum and crackers.
Little Will Contest Police Judge Election
Edward W. Little, a Democratic candidate for police judge, has filed suit in circuit court to contest the election of Thomas C. Whallon. Little alleges he was unlawfully kept from victory and seeks to be declared elected.
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Edward W. Little
Thomas ¢. Whallon
Police Juase
Ke Veka
Deserter commits suicide in Lima over unreturned note
Ticbert E. Potter, 22, said to have Indianapolis parents, swallowed carbolic acid in Lima Ohio, a deserter from the regular army who had followed a woman he claimed as his wife across the country. He killed himself after she did not answer a note asking her to return. The woman denies being his wife.
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Ticbert E. Potter
Indianapolis
Lima
Philippin le
Poodle Terrorizes Home on North Illinois Street
A poodle frightened residents on Wednesday night on 20 percent North Illinois Street. Neighbors reported loud barking and a larger disturbance. An investigation on Thursday found a broken sideboard containing valuable tableware ransacked, though nothing else of value was missing.
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Fred Swiggett
N. Tllinois Sr
Vay Birsters
Supposed Murdered Man Alive Sparks Court Drama in Knoxville
In Knoxville a claimed murdered man, Silas Haulin, reappears amid legal turmoil as chief witness in a pending case. The court rules Haulin is dead to all intents and purposes and declines interference with the existing conviction, while past events tie to a sentence for Peak and a prior trial. Separately, Capt Rease, an American, dies in Hungary after visiting his daughter’s grave in Zamobor.
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Silas Hatin
Chirenee Peak
Haulin
Viecourt
Silas Haulin
Diecourt
Peak
Helin
Huila
Supreme Court
Wetnax
Beasc
Budapest
Oet
Rease
Hungary
Zamobor
Bowling Recap Details Mix of Wins and Averages
A messy league note reports GOOD BOWLING Hitman of Retignee and others with unclear names and misread phrases. The Royals led late but fell short, 93 in a third game, while Reliance and Rambler each won five of six against Rinky Dinks and Royals. Alcazar and Prospect split three games apiece as Lang is mentioned without clear context.
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Retignee
Dadivihial Cohen Wil A Weore Moi Vian
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Ramiers
Royals
Roltg
Reliance
Rambler
Rinky Dinks and
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Prospect
Lang
Robbers Loot Fremont Church Safe and Altar Items
Thieves forced entry to St. Joseph's church in Fremont Ohio on Wednesday night blowing open a large safe and taking about $100 in cash as well as several valuable altar articles. No injuries reported. Local authorities调查 underway.
Across the Pond Little Danger of a Clash
Berlin reports reassure no imminent clash between Russia and Japan despite tensions in the Far East. Canada boundary concessions possible. Wright’s trial postponed in London. Mrs. Spurgeon dies in London. Russian interior minister Plehve calls for Jewish emigration with a fund proposed to aid Jews leaving Russia.
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Foreign Office
Far East
Russia
Japan
Staatsburger Zeitung
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Fichve
Raysi
Yellow fever on increase in San Antonio and Laredo deaths
San Antonio sees rising yellow fever with days of fever, crowds fleeing, and Fort Worth fair at risk as quarantines spread. Laredo reports 39 deaths and 474 cases total. Sells and Forepaugh circus turned back, Louisiana bans San Antonio. Local ads promote bread, cigars, lap robes, and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething children.
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San Antonio
Laredo
Tex
Last Excursions of the Season on Pennsylvania Lines
The notice lists excursions Sunday Oct 25 with $1.50 round trips to Vincennes Rochester and Decatur plus via G H & DB. Special trains depart Indianapolis 6 45 a m and 7 25 a m, with return times from Vincennes 1 00 p m and Lewisville 7 p m. Disclaimer: ticketless boarding incurs local fare. George T Gunnip, general agent, 47 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Lewisville Main St
Decatur
Oklahoma
Eroas
California
Sante Ye
Great Southwest
Georges T. Gunnip
Walnut St
Cincinnati
Will Bequeaths Bryan 80000 In Test Of Viliry Dispute
Millionaire Philo S Bennett leaves William Jennings Bryan eighty thousand dollars with nineteen hundred for Mrs Dyan to contest the will. Bryan will petition the court to test the validity of the bequest and plans to donate the funds to educational and charitable institutions.
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New Slaven
Conn
Philo S. Bennett
Illiam Jennings Bryan
Yan
Dyan
Bennett
Bryan
Social swirl records multiple Wednesday marriages
Maj W J Richards and wife return from abroad and take apartments at Hotel English. Numerous marriages occur Wednesday night in various homes and churches including Nellie Adams and Arthur Witcutts at Roberts Park Church, Jeanette Herron and Franklin Chandler, Jessie Wright and Fred Puskirk, Grace Walker and Goldwin Smith, Want Schmid and Jesse Wilson, Flora Fletcher and Ernest Barrett, a double wedding for Egelus sisters, and Emma Flake and William Schrader with a reception at Talbott Avenue.
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English
Roberts Park Church
Nellie Adams
Frank Adams
Arthur Whitman Witcutts
Jeanette Merron
Frederick M. Herron
Franklin Fay Chandler
Sighland-place
Jessie Wright
John W. Wright
Fred Puskirk
Grace Amelia Walker
J. A. Walker
Goldwin Smith
Brookside Ave
Zion Church
Want Schmid
Carl Behmidt
Jesse E. Wilson
Beville-ave
Flora Fletcher
Henry ¥. Fletcher
Ernest Clifford Barrett
N. New Jerseyst
First Evangelical Church
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William D. Goldrick
Oleda P. Egelus
Howard
Osteweg
Pauling Egelus
Emma Louie Flake
Charles Howell Fiske
William George Schrader
Buffalo
St. David's Church
Smythe
Talbottave
Treasury decision over Miller pay during enforced absence
Comptroller Travewell rules W A Miller assistant foreman at the government doak bindery who was demissed by Palmer and reinstated by President Roomwel not entitled to pay for the period of enforced absence from work, despite protests from bankbinders expelled from the mill.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
Travewell
W. A. Miller
Doak Bindery
Dublie
Palmer
Roomwel
Dme
Isot
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Indiana Reader
Indianapolis resident Henry Brown describes two years of back pains and kidney discomfort. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving back pain and regulating kidney secretions after purchasing at Henry J. Huder's drug store. Sold for 30 cents per box by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N Y, agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Twan
Henry J. Huder
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Bor
Births Deaths and Marriages in Carson City and Nearby
A local registry lists births in Carson City and nearby areas including James and Rebecca Carson baby boys, Antony and Margaret Koskey, Charles Foley, and many others. Deaths include Alberta Wittenweyer and several infants with causes or locations. accidents and illnesses noted. Building permits feature multiple residents, with framed houses, remodels, and repairs across several streets and avenues.
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Rebecca
Carson
City
Charles and
Ruggars
Wiliam F
Fannie Tucker
Hinlan St
Antony and
Margaret Koskey
Douglas-st
Dema Foley
Stationat
Death of Joseph M Sutton Aged 78
Joseph M Sutton died at his home after chronic pneumonia. He lived at 12 E Vermont and had been a long time member and Sunday school teacher at First Baptist Church. A craftsman by trade, he retired years ago and had resided in Indianapolis about 50 years. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Aled
Vermontet
Ai. Sutton
Indianapolis
Sutton
Czar Sorrow Reflected in Darmstadt Poem Translation
An English rendering of the czar's new German poem from Darmstadt expresses deep gloom and loss. The verses describe happiness born at night that flourishes in darkness, a forsaken joy in Ife, and a soul wandering in mental fog seeking peace on earth.
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Berlin
Darmstadt
Your Nerves Furnish the motive power of the body
Dr Miles Nervine advertised as keeping nerves strong and healthy or restoring strength if weakened. The ad promises a free book and details mail order from the M. Miles Medical Company based in Elkhart Indiana, mentioning a guarantee. The copy is garbled but conveys a medicinal nerve tonic claim.
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Nervine
Soldon
Memcit Co
Eimhart
Train car burns near Indianapolis on Panhandle line
A car loaded with baled corn husks caught fire on Panhandle train No. 74 near Indianapolis. Crew cut out the car and derailed the burning load, but the car and track suffered severe heat damage and the blaze halted traffic until midafternoon. Also ads praise California prosperity and colonist rates via Southern Pacific with details on rates and agent contact.
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Indianapolis
Panhandle
Tre
Indianapolis and Eastern Ry Greenfield Link timetable
Indianapolis and Eastern Railway Company General Offices Franklin Building issues Sept 28 108 timetable for Richmond New Castle Greenfield Knightstown and intermediate stations. Passenger cars depart at 6 57 am 8 57 am 12 57 pm 2 57 pm 4 57 pm Sundays hourly 6 87 am to 6 57 pm Greenfield Knightstown intermediate stations first car 5 6 am hourly to 9 57 pm last 11 15 pm Combination passenger and express cars depart 6 57 am 7 57 am 11 57 am 4 57 pm 7 57 pm Freight for Greenfield and intermediate 3 dans arrive 7 50 am depart 9 am also arrive 2 20 pm depart 2 20 pm
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Franklin Building
Meridian
Georgia-Sts
Richmond
New Castle
Cara
Greenfield
Knightstown
Pasenger
Dans
Almo
Through car schedule for Lebanon and Frankfort line
Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction announces through cars for Lebanon and Frankfort from Indianapolis at 6:00 a m arriving Lebanon 7 1 2 and Frankfort 8 00 a m with hourly departures until 10 00 p m Last Lebanon to Indianapolis car departs at 5 4 p m and first Frankfort to Indianapolis car leaves at 6 a m arriving Indianapolis 8 00 a m with hourly runs through 10 00 p m.
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Ind
Indianapolis
Maryland St
Union Block
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Jr i. i
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