Area Executed Rept B Fully Pres All
A garbled report describes executions in Auburn including Giuseppe Verracia, with time references and names like Kin and Van Gorder. The text mentions deaths at a shack and a prior murder in West last May, referencing Farnham and Western locations. The fragmentary wording preserves few clear facts but implies multiple executions and a past homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiseppe Verracia
Auburn
John van Gorder
Mas Farnham
West
Coffee Poisoned Man Reverses Ills With Postum
A Pittsburg man describes coffee addiction harming his health with chest pains, dizziness, and eye watering. After reading Postum ads, he and his mother switch to Postum. within days his misery ends, vitality returns, and he resumes work. He recalls a coworker who recovered after quitting coffee for a week and drinking Postum.
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Ife
Pittsburg
Nevever
Mother
Postum
Fostum
Ren
Dell
Nat
Tolo Fe
John Chinaman
Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Sealed lips tell tale before a fatal stabbing
Hagerman and Herman Simon were involved in a fatal stabbing on Washington Street. Simon died at City Hospital after remaining silent about his motive, even as delirium set in. The assailant Thelma, unconscious for hours, had consistently refused to discuss the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi, Hagerman
Herman Simon
City Hospital
Thelma
Hagerman
Sweeney Field At Butler To Open For Football Season
Work began Tuesday on a new field at Butler College later renamed Sweeney Field in honor of Joseph Sweeney who drowned. Funds from Will G. Irwin support prep as the campus moves the field to the east side. Training table planned at clubhouse. School opens Sept 27 with high hopes for a strong team. A distracted detainee gave name Frank Rice after a jail intake, following a Sunday disturbance.
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Butler
O Jegeind
Will G Trwin
Columbus
Sweeney
Joseph Sweeney
Utter Wie
Cone Wongird
Gaal
Worlds World Battles List of Historic Military Conflicts
A compact compendium lists famed battles from Marathon to Plevna with estimated forces, key figures, and outcomes. It names Thermopylae, Cannae, Gettysburg, Waterloo, and other ancient to modern clashes, noting Greek, Persian, Roman, Carthaginian, and British forces among icons of military history.
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Marathon
Thermopyle
Leonides
Brari
Platea
Pershias
Arbela
Darius
Hannibals
Phargalia
Caesar
Pompry
Pompey'a
Tours
Willam
Normandy
Harold Lesn
Leipsic
Inxi
Gussavin
Blenheim
Marlborough
Buverling
Gettybrurg
Plevna
Russia
Badowa
Primglan
Prusnien
Indiana Medical College plans freshman football team tryouts
The Indiana medical college aims to form a Winnite football squad this fall with practice slated Tuesday afternoon at Buster field. The manager seeks to billet players in Irvington to shorten daily commutes while both medical and Butler College teams are slated to train near Butler. The season tech team will practice against each other under current plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Medical College
Irvangton
Butler College
Caratus
Butler
Sea Tech Me
Romance of Childhood Ends in City Wedding
Beulah Wolverton and Harry Richardson married in a city ceremony after a long childhood romance. Wolverton, from Bowling Green, moved to Tidlinapolis with her family two years ago, while Richardson left Danville for work. Parents granted blessing as the couple began their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idianspotis
Beulah Wale Verto
Harry Tichardsyan
Danwhite
Ulsie
Weston
Freir Bowling Green
Miss Wolverton
Tidlinapolis
Richardson
Ant
Mar
Wisty
Danville
Riverside Park Muted Lights Parade Dazzles Night Crowd
A dazzling Riverside Park parade unfolds along a serpentine water route with muttle oforeil lights and a harbor of decorated boats. Spectators along the shore applaud as the finale launches a flame-lit craft and a lifelike display ends with crackers lighting the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Kuntern
Ite
Struyk
Robert Fev
Old Soldiers Day Observance at Indian State Penn Event
Aged veterans will gain free admission on Tuesday Sept 13 at Indian State Penn for Old Soldiers Day. Marrow County Reunion Association of Soldiers of SAL 65 has appointed a committee to handle registration and badge issuance for ex-soldiers attending the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiate
Penn
Marrow County Reunion Association
Sal
Tramp Arrested Near Presidents Home In New York
A foreigner, likely Italian, was arrested Monday night by Constable McQuade in Water, New York for inquiring in broken English about the president's residence. He showed signs of distress, wore ragged clothes, and appeared unkempt. He will be examined for sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
McQuade
Broken Ruelsh
McQuads
Sagamore
Daring Chicago Burglar Strikes Marion Visitor Home
A burglar pried open a window and entered the apartment of Mrs. W. Th. Kelly in Marion while she visited a friend. The intruder looted jewelry and fled, prompting concern from local society circles and police investigations.
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Mra
W. Th. Kelly
Martin, Td
Stote
Willy
Marion
Roosevelt and Diaz May Hunt Together
The report notes possible joint hunting plans involving President Roosevelt and Secretary Diaz with a Texas schedule in September. Prominent figures are anticipated to attend speaking engagements and irrigation milestones across the region, signaling high level coordination and political outreach.
Prediction of wheat price and Roosevelt election forecast
A fragmented article notes a predicted wheat price of 1.26 a bushel and discusses the Roosevelt election. It mentions Seon Te Predicting and Wood Waishturne with references to Minivaatit and ex ape warm etimeeer, implying crop and political forecasts amid wartime rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Seon
Rus Wood
Waishturne
Sunator
Minivaatit
Tom Longton
Hitler
Ripe In Race With Death at Lexington and Other News
An assortment of oblique notes from Lexington and Stockbridge recount a death in Danville linked vigil, a Booker T. Washington dinner in Stockbridge with notable attendees, and a Terre Haute mayoral appointment. Additional items cover a shooting feud in West Virginia, a Chicago baseball tragedy, warnings on home remedies, and rail travel promotions with dates and routes across many states.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Alexander Sedgwick
New York
Booker T. Washington
Bishop McVukar
Rhodeslane
Arthur Lawrence
Aren von Dembusche
Wr. W. Gilmun ‘Thompson
Washington
Richard RB. Bowker
Thaswe cii Mest
Mr. Washington
Train Fares To Northern Cities From Chicago Sale Ad
An old advertisement lists round trip fares from Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis Superior Duluth Marquette and more. Fares range from 2.90 to 18.00 with dates in August and September and through sleeping cars advertised. Tickets are available via a home agent at No M Breese, GS Wing Street, Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Madison
Waukesha
Green Lake
Devils Lake
Goroble
Ashlind
Marquette
Suprer Buicih
Gt Paul
Minneapolis
Eost
North-Western
Northwest
W. Bo Knisketh
P. T
Chicago
California
Union Pacino
Northwestern
Missouri River
N. M. Breese
St Paul-Minneapolise
Superior
Quluth
Bauliste
Maine
Gale
Pointe
Woman Found $2771 Sewed in Shirt in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio Mrs Hugh Montgomery was arrested after $2771 found sewn in her shirt and skirt. Police say she had fled her Hubbard husband’s home then returned. bonds set for hearing. Husband claims she stole about $3350 total from his large Trumbull County farm. The case follows a separate tragedy in Fairland Indiana where Joan and Martin Hill were injured.
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Youngstown
Hugh Montgomery
Ier
Montgomery
Trumbull County
Arkanaan Family Misled Into World Fair Visit
Four family members from Arkansas spent three days in Delmar Park under the impression they were en route to the world’s fair. The claim is vouched for by E C Bmit, superintendent of the agriculture bulletin in the Philippine section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkanaan
Scrippe McRephresq Association
ST. Louis
Arkanass
Delmar Park
E.C. Bmit
Agriculture Bulletin
Mysterious healer claims power over disease and death
New York dispatch reports Dr. Wallace Hadley, described as a thaumaturgic healer, claiming to control life and disease, curing countless conditions without drugs and offering free treatment to all. He cites patient letters praising restored health and invites inquiries from interested sufferers nationwide.
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New York
Walace Hadley
Agatte
Tam
Right
Domag
Whitfeld
Norfolk
Darter
Wallace Hadley
M. D
Madinawave
New York City
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