Veterans hear Bookwalter at Justice office gathering
A large group of Civil War veterans met Friday night at Justice Harvey Stout’s office to hear Charles A. Bookwalter and other speakers. Bookwalter, introduced by Major Ensley, pledged a sharp critique of the present administration while Judge Prichard and Judge Whallon attacked saloon law enforcement and claimed wine rooms remain open during illegal hours. Judge Stubbs presided and argued saloons flourish more under the existing regime, as attendees applauded at Pace Stadium.
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Holtzman
Bookwalter
Pritchard
Office
Justice of the Peace
Harvey Stout
Charles A. Bookwalter
Sichulus Ensley
Comrad
Janea A. Prichard
Hollaman
Thomas Whallon
George W. Stubbs
Joanite Court
Martindale-aye
Meesh Coast
Stubbs
Tounetian Athen
Cottey
Stad
Holtzmans Dangerous Policies Condemned by Citizens
Citizens met at a home gathering on February 3 in Tomlinson hall to condemn the policies of the Republican party as dangerous and misgoverned. The resolution urged broad repudiation and support for clean governance, criticizing the current administration for lax law enforcement and social ills.
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Holtzmans
Widtdtampolis
Cunaan
Frank G. Wood
Willum WW. Winslow
Lewis
Gable
A. AL Witherson
Republican Party
Tomlinson Hall
al Vie
James L. Keach
Charlie Potster
Fummond
Rockwalter
George Bauers
SN. Ilindis-at
L. Willard
William Henry
Carey Taylor
Lee A. R. Hovey
de. G. HF. House
H. J. Wiegand
Marion Egan
W. Barrows
P. Stoddart
Frank Stephenson
Linton A. Cox
R. Hf. Baker
Fred Sherley
The Secret of Youth and Grape Nuts Revival
A vintage ad style tale credits Grape Nuts for lasting digestion and renewed vigor. A man recounts chronic costiveness easing after two years on Grape Nuts, claiming restored bowels and renewed strength while aging into a healthier, erect posture. The testimonial notes a Battle Creek Michigan origin and ends with the slogan There’s a reason and a prompt to read The Road to Wellville.
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de Soto
Postum Co
Grocery Door Open Reported By Elizabeth Berry
Mrs Elizabeth Berry who runs a grocery at 2B Northst reported the front door was found open Saturday morning. Burglars appeared frightened away before entering and nothing was missed.
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Elizabeth Berry
Northst
Religious notices and events fill city church week
A patchwork listing shows churches planning services concerts and revival work. Accounts mention the Needy Society at Presbyerian and Methodist congregations, youth and choir events, a Bellfontaine hall ward party, Hebrew congregation services, and a Third Christian Church concert for the Aid Society with ex slaves.
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Third Christian Church
Aid Society of the Church
Lucinda Vunt
Lincoln
Ananias Hart Injured in Hog Rack Accident
Special to the Sun reports Ananias Harmon Hart aged 41 of RCA Ind. was severely injured Friday when a hog rack toppled while he was working nearby. He was unconscious for a period and transported for medical care.
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Ananias Harmon Hart
RCA Ind
Ananias Hart
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promote Health Claims
An illustrated promotional piece extols charcoal as a cleansing laxative and health enhancer. It touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as best value, made from willow charcoal with honey, claiming improved complexion breath and blood, plus cures for gas and digestive discomfort. A Buffalo physician is cited praising their use for gout, mouth and throat health, and liver benefits, noting a quarter and a box price.
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Stuart
Shortridge and Technical Institute play to 0 0 tie
A torceat style gridiron fray on Irwin field ends tied at zero as Shortridge battles the Technical Institute. Referee Hertz disallows a potential touchdown late, despite claims officials time should have run out. Local players Brown and Morrison star in a tense first half with most action in the Technicals' territory.
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Irwin Field
Shortridge
Vega
Ehitz
Stort+ridge
Tere
Thers
Wort Brown
Mok
Beutt
Gavin
Ton Epe Wes Treen
Morrison
Johnson Gate
Suros Duns
Sebintat Aberdler
Mnesman
Abraham Shelly
Iamey and
Hertz
OC Mpes
Tmz
Ramey
Bank Robbery Hits Hagerstown as Bandits Loot First National
A gang of ten robbers blew the safe at the First National Bank in Hagerstown Indiana and escaped with 4500. Miss Mattie Cheeseman alerted police after the explosion. A gunfire exchange hurt no one, and investigators chased suspects into the woods as deputies searched nearby areas. The bank, amid prior bank turmoil, assures depositors they will not lose due to the incident.
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First National
SUNJ
Lids
Lomt Ton
Fes
Mattie Cheeseman
Telehone
Te Bank
Ber Vlgh
Slone
Ene
Mint
Donk
Giet Crum Gotg
Old Piano Firm Opens New Showrooms in City
TT Bahisin & Co opened their new sales rooms Saturday morning. The decorated and well furnished space features a general exhibition with smaller rooms for displays, including Baldwin pianos and other instruments. An orchestra provided music during the opening and visitors received souvenirs. Local managers and New York associates attended, highlighting the event as a leading music house opening in the region.
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Bahisin & Co
St. Loveta
Waleamen
Denison
New York
Stew Baldwin
Wie
Counary
Old Patent Remedies Teething Syrup And Piles Cure
An 19th century ad style note touts PAZO OINTMENT and a heap of remedies. It mentions a refund guarantee if cure fails within days and references Indiana Marble and Grantto Wi phones. Also advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a line about wind colic and diarrhea fact.
Cantwell Dead in Hartford City Indiana
Vet 25 Cantwell late speaker of the Indiana House died at 3 13 a m Saturday after a long illness of tuberentosis of the kidneys He was 46 and leaves a wife and two grown children The funeral will be held Monday at 2 pm from the residence Several lawmakers are expected to attend Cantwell served two terms in the Indiana Legislature He was born on the parental homestead four miles from town and graduated from Jagat high school Dee Vann university and Centre Law School He was active in legal business and other ventures
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Scritpe-M Rae Press Association
Hartford City
Ind
S. W. Cantwell
Indiana
Cantwell
Nbs
Jey Wilberforce
Jagat High School
Dee Vann University
Ant
Centre Law School
Indianapolis
Will Build Factory in St Louis for Telephone Supplies
Special to the St Louis Me Oct The proposed 600000 independent telephone combine was the subject at a banquet in St Louis. Walter B Duffy head of United States Independent telephone company and Rochester magnate visited to discuss the deal with St Louis capitalists who control Indy Indianapolis and Terre Haute lines. The plan aims to establish a factory employing hundreds for telephone supplies with a western supply house likely in St Louis or East St Louis.
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The
ST. Louis
Jones
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Walter B. Duffy
Rochester
N. C
Duffy
United States Independent Telephone Company
Louis
United States Independent Company
East St. Louis
Train wreck injures three on Southern railway at Elkchester
A Friday night crash on the Southern railway near Elkchester left three injured when a bridge over Elk horn creek failed and the train plunged into the creek. Officials say the engine cleared the edge while two rear coaches stopped on the brink. Injured were W. L. Herndon, mail clerk. Joseph Thompson, capress Messenger. and Rene Vaughan, a passenger.
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Ecripps-31nae Press Association
Lexington
Southern Railway
Elkchester
Elkhorn
W. L. Herndon
Joseph Thompson
Capress
Rene Vaughan
Telephone men meet in Logansport district session
A district meeting of the Indiana Independent Telephone Association was held in Logansport. Thirty four companies from the counties of Care fol Case Jueper Mismi Newton Paris ii Wabash and Winte were represented. Walter J Uhl of Logansport was elected president and J Bigns of North Manchester secretary. Reports showed about 3000 telephones in the district and generally good business. Charles S Norton of the New Long Distance Telephone Company spoke on state association plans.
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Indiana Independent ‘Telephone Association Sag
Logansport
Carefol
Case
Jueper
Mismi
Newton
Paris ii
Wabash
Winte
Walter J. Uhl
The
Home Telephone Company
J. Bigns
North Manchester
Charles 8. Norton
New
Long Distance Telephone Company
Railroad Time Cards Incomplete Dispatch Notation
Fragmentary OCR shows railroad time card details with station codes and times such as 10:38 am and 10:33 am. It references Central ar hlee, StL Rye, Big Four, and notes daily indicators, but many words are garbled.
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Bellefontaine Hall
Massachusetts Ave
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Vincennes
Maurier F. Murphy
Engiewood Christian Church
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Allan Bh. Philpott
Central Christay Church
Ford
Covemint Congregational
Chirest Market Street
Tighe Jand Avenue
Pew
Shabian Pr
Uneeda Biscuit
National. Biscuit Company
New Castle
Higgersson
Rnfond
John Bowman
New Nation Bank
Ding Morales
OLD Piano Firm
New Home
Baldwin & CO
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White Star Laundry
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