Faith Curist Fined Five Hundred Dollars
J Luther Pierson a faith healer fined 500 by Judge Lent for allowing his daughter to die of catarrhal pneumonia. He prayed for her health and turned the money to attorney Young as a bench warrant and bond forfeiture hovered. Pierson lives in Shiloh Mes and is linked to the Band of the Holy Hoster sect.
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New York
J. Luther Pierson
Faith Care Belover
Lent
Court of Appeas
Robert M Farles
Pierson
Plerson
Shiloh
Mes
Band of the Holy Hosters
J. A. Dowle
Train wreck near Petroleum erases trestle in fall
A B and O railway wreck occurred as a wrecker train from Parkersburg to Cornwallis fell 25 feet from a trestle at Petroleum on Sunday afternoon. No serious injuries were reported to anyone aboard the train, which caused the trestle to collapse after the engine left the track and pulled several freight cars off.
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Parkersburg
W.a
Petroleum
Cornwallis
Resis
Count and Countess Kwileski Face Swindle Trial
Berlin October six. Count and Countess Kwileski stand trial for an alleged scheme to substitute a child as their heir Wexan The affair has stirred aristocratic German society since 1896 when the countess claimed birth to a son The estate at Wroblewo Powea province is among the richest in the region with about 15000 dollars yearly rent.
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Berlin
Countess Kwileski
Wexan
Mirleski
Wroblewo
Po+ wea
Closed the Season on Cheap Excursions Ends in Indianapolis
Sunday closed the cheap excursion season with seven in and six out on varied routes via Indianapatie. Despite the closure two Big Four trips to Cincinnati remain dated. In New York three company employees John Walsh Willam Gould and J P Flanagan were arrested for stealing 25000 worth of wool from Murtford Carpet Company.
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Indianapatie
Cincinnati
New York
John Walsh
Willam Gould
J. P. Flanagan
Murtford Carpet Company
Smyrna
Oriensal Dealeie
Oriental Atyle
Imperial Axminster
Smyriny
Doctor May Faces Death After Accidental Tetanic Serum Exposure
Des Moines reports that Dr L D Rood, a leading physician, accidentally pricked his thumb with a needle containing anti tetanic serum while treating Floyd Gay, who died from leukaemia last week. With no immediate supply of the antidote, Dr Rood risks exposure to tetanus as authorities search for more serum from Detroit. Neighbors say the doctor, 40, has practiced in Des Moines 12 years and faces a grim prognosis over the coming days.
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Des Moines
Esterday
L. D. Row
Floyd Gay
Rood
Detroit
Mich
Tie Tittle Bey
Dr Hood
Formont
Heda
Dex Moines
Eleven Hours of Artificial Respiration Failed to Revive Samuel Elliots
An elderly man named Samuel Elliots died after eleven hours of unsuccessful artificial respiration following an overdose of morphine. The report notes his decline near Nomeveh, mentions his wife’s visit, and lists a financial detail of $21 from Applegate, Iowa Pond.
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Samuel Elliots
Samiel
Iowa Pond
Murder in Ruselan courtroom shocks Via court
Ruselan judge Aaron Pasljak was shot six times by lawyer Dr. Petrowski during a trial in Via Europae Rusela. Petrowski then killed himself, following a contempt dispute with the judge. The incident occurred in the judge’s courtroom.
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ST. Petersburg
Aaron Pasljak
Via
Europea Rusela
Petrowski
Petrowsi
Lawyar
Himseif
Coatless man faces drunk and disorderly charge in court
A man arrested on a drunken charge appeared in police court Saturday morning. He clinged to a sleeve during the hearing and demanded his coat, shouting questions as he stood, prompting the judge to admonish him and proceed with the case.
Degenerating Berlin Manpower Sparks Alarm in October
An October report claims Germans are degenerating as a race with only 34 percent of German males fit for military service. Heart trouble among the young is blamed on indulgence and poor nourishment, with 800 per year cited as a cost of this decline.
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Berlin
Demented mother hushed cries in midwest crime tale
A deranged mother in Cul t et Grove, Louis Iverson, attacked her son aged 11 with an ax to kill him, then broke away. She claimed to be controlled by a supreme power and had a history of monthly religious derangement. Her deceased children listed as Lautey, 12, Marold, and a 7 month old. Bulgarian influx and violent acts connected to a separate report from St. Petersburg about Bulgarians being transported to the United States and land seizures by Jews.
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PaciFac Grove
Louis Iverson
Sullnas
Iverson
Lautey
Marold
Balgaria
Harold
Physi cates attend birth for twins in same moment
In Walurady City Col Get A Whitermitz a renowned physician attended Mes Robert Cnop min and Mes Rdage McDaniels as they resided together. Soon after, Mrs Chayman delivered a son and in an adjoining room Mrs McDaniels bore another son. Both babies weighed 12 prunas and mothers and children are doing well.
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Walurady
Col
Robert Cnopmin
Elkins Near Death in Philadelphia Area Home
W L Elking traction magnate reportedly dying at his Earl Park residence near Philadelphia after weeks of illness. Family members have been summoned to his bedside as news spreads through the community.
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Philadelpinia
Wileiam L. Elking
Hh Lome
Earl Park
Thie City
Edsige
Tragic mobbed inmate recounts killing his two children
Jesse McClure of Point Isabel Grant County admits fatally harming his two children after abducting them from their mother. He describes driving with the children to a dead end and shooting Richard and Homer in a cold act justified as necessary. McClure says he then surrendered to authorities in Marion County as a mob gathered outside the jail. He recalls the moments before the crime and the emotional aftermath.
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McClure
Grant County
Myler
Jesse McClure
Point Isabel
Murderers’ Row
Marion County
Marion
Richard
Momer
T Marief
Kta
Muls
Indianapolis
Boon
Aly
Uteta
Win
Homer
Torben
Liett
Reineras
Pay Based on Employee Earnings at Crestline Factory
Chicago report details a labor dispute over daily wages at a Crestline factory where workers earned 25 cents to 35 cents per day and one man received 25c. The case involved the American Federation of Labor and examined whether workers’ pay reflected standard daily wages. Trial notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Prestonathsan and Roosevelt era schoolmates as context.
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Wiss
Alice
Chicago
MiRa Ale Riaase
Prestonathsan
Roosevelt
Gibwou
Tullis Covered Himself With Blood And Glory
A fragmented report notes an altercation at a station where Tullis, identified as Gamowel, attempted to arrest Noble Cephas. Cephas slashed Tullis with a razor, injuring his arm shoulder chin and cheek while others helped subdue the assailant.
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Davy
Tullis
T Holiew Station
Noble Cephas
Stabbed Girl Case Traced to Villa Incident
An 11 year old girl from Btevbenville was attacked while refusing to accompany someone to a shared location. The assailant fled on a veranda near the residence, jumped into the river to escape, and is linked to a Sunday meeting. Medical authorities note the case amid rising concern.
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Ehared
Tarehne
Mayo
Tataliy
Misa Olive
Pyramid Cure Proclaimed for Piles by Indiana Man
A letter from Indiana man J. G. Littell claims Pyramid File Cure and booklet cured his hemorrhoids after severe pain and a large rectal tumor. He asserts permanent relief and urges readers to request a free sample and the booklet from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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Indiana
Pyramid
J. G. Littell
Arthur
Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Printing and Shoe Store Aditem with fares and shoes
The Devore Co advertises a Cincinnati and Return fare at 1.25 with Sunday service via C H B. Details include town stops Connersville Hamilton and Union Station, bold note on fare for those without tickets. Also Stout's East Iron Shoes features sizes 2 to 55 in men and youths with low prices at Factory Shoe Store 20 Massachusetts Ave.
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Cincinnati
Eniuary Igushvilly
Connersville
Hamilton
Union Stasion Tasmom
Cineleving
Tm. Rersons
Scaraionrath
Stout's
East Iron Shoes
Aizes
Massachumts Ave
Bargains Offered by Indiana Enterprising Businesses
Read the splendid bargains offered by Indianapilis enterprising business houses in the daily columns. The Sun coats reading time with a focus on deals and local commerce.
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Sun Boon
Ndianapulis
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