Indiana State Fair airship flight history and mishap
Stevens and Charles Downing plan a flight at the Indiana state fair with aeronaut Leo Brevena. The voyage, following a Franklin PA test two days earlier, encountered engine failure, nearly ending on a street edge. Mrs Miller accompanied Stevens. contract with the State Board of Agriculture guarantees pay per successful flight, with a possible additional flight on Monday if winds permit.
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Charles Downing
Leo Brevena
Franklin
Frankin
Stevens
New York
Indiana Fair Grounds
Mary Proniksaller
Choriea J. S. Miller
Frankiin
Stevena
Mileler
Tntien
Aigeranant
Miler
Ehug
Seth
Manhattan
Sivach
Panama results reveal presidential picks by assembly
Panama on September 7 reports the national assembly elected the president, with Gen Chaldin named first, Sam Byrd chosen third vice president, and Gen Alzparn listed as second vice president in a decisive ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benppe-menae Eeeae Ansoeiteres
Panama
Panama Republic
National Assembly
Chaldin
Sam Byrd
Alzparn
Brain nutrition claim boosts mental power with phosphate products
An ad asserts brain work depletes phosphate of potash and promotes Postum Coffee and Grape-Nuts as rich in this mineral to rebuild gray brain matter. It touts health benefits for professionals and athletes, claiming long proven regenerative value, produced by Postum Co. in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Nature
Pire
Postum Co
Attie Crie
Mich
Finest Herd of Berkshires at Indianapolis State Fair
The herd led by Hood Paria Rex, champion boar of 16, returns for a big showing at the Indianapolis fair. Prominent Berkshire breeders claim the Merkenries have earned 17 prizes this season, making this the most notable Berkshire display to date. Visitors are urged to see these famous animals next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniianapolly
Berkshire
Lowell
St. Laue Witeh
Berkeshires
Receive Study Blanks Supls for MT HLS Grades
Supplies for different MT HLS grades will receive Blankas on Wednesday September 12 in specified rooms. Grade 5 in room 10 exists text odd. Lunch will not be served in the building.
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He MT. Hls
Duditorium
Auditoriun
Luneh
Westerday
College Board to Meet Next Monday Night
The Buller College Board of Directors will meet next Monday night at the Commercial Club. Items include the election of Dr Scot Butler to succeed Dr Garrison as faculty president and routine business for the fall term opening.
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Pecrevacy Manera Cali
Buller College Board of Directors
Commercial Club
Asile
Scot Butler
Garrison
Fatal mistake in hospital seals Joseph Michaels death
In Chicago at St Luke's hospital a coroner's jury found fatal inattention in the drug department led to the death of two year old Joseph Michaels. He received a large atropine dose instead of the prescribed uratripin from attending physicians. The verdict cited accidental administration.
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Scrippa-McFine Press
Auseeletion
Ghicago
Septia Mistiks
St Luke's Hospiitat
Joseph Michaels
Michaels
Michael
Potaon
Matali
Vanderbilt system mileage book sparks rate debate
A confusing report describes alleged measures in the Vanderbilt network and Pennsylvanian ties, noting new bank issuance and 8 percent straight interchanges. It lists rail lines including New York Central routes, Central Passenger lines, and several regional connections across the Northeast and Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Shane
New York Central
Camis
Uiité Brit
Berar Agly Hook
Asmar Viation Territers
New York
Onttal
Thadaoy Ttiver
Rostan & Athans
Bse
Bhope & Shen Ron Shothern
Phibuleiphin & Menang
Pittsturm & Danke Brie
Rostan & Favire
Lawrence Flier & Theasind Islande
Steambeat Company
Attain
Beverrester SP Atraure
Vent Mailroad
Pennesylvania
Cental Railroad
New Jersey
Watertown & Ogdrashirg
Corthane
Adireotagh
Milawk
Ma Jari
Tawrence & Adipondack
Pijtnam
Harlem
West Shore Railroad
Dunkirk
Allergheny Valley
Ottawa
Hotland System
R&s
TSE & B
Wn, & FF
Vie
Helped Save Washington Hero Pennicks Remembered
Maurice Pennicks, a veteran born in Privkata, is honored for aiding the defense of Washington during the Civil War. He organized a company from the quartermaster’s department to dig trenches and block the Confederate advance, contributing to the capital’s safety. He left a widow and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Pennicks
Lexingtan
Hell
Mr. Pennicke
Privkata
Washington, D.C
Karly
Mr. Pennick
Pognicke Jeaven
Big Gun Parade in City Streets
A large parade featuring 600 artillery and cavalry troops from two branches planned for Saturday forenoon in Indianapolis. The event will include a long march past the monument with heavy marching order, escorts, and a notable display by the Second Cavalry and other units. Public anticipation runs high as spectators gather along principal business streets.
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CSEAT
M. Wagner
Indianspelty
Benamis Murrivon
Indianapolis
Second Cavalry
Berry
Little Girl’s Eczema Case Brings Instant Relief Claims
A mother reports instant relief for her daughter’s stubborn eczema after applying an ointment from Cutiura. The boy’s arms and hands, also plagued by sores, showed rapid improvement. The account emphasizes gratitude toward the remedy and the family’s relief.
Cut Cure Remedies A Household Standby
A Tennessee reader praises Cuticura for treating a child’s running sores and a boy’s poison oak, noting quick relief and avoiding costly doctor visits. The letter, dated Oct 13, 1903, emphasizes accessibility in remote areas and endorses the trio of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Vincent Thomas
Walden's Ridge
Tenn
Cesar Gattrd
Golden Wedding of F P and Mrs Smith at KIG.N Westal
Mr and Mrs F P Smith mark their 50th anniversary with a Friday reception at KIGN Westal where they reside. Receiving hours are 2 to 4 19 p m. The couple 73 and 76 were born in Fleming county Kentucky and moved to Indiana earlier. Their children Verace E Snaith Col 4 B Smith and Mrs BH Tharp and Mrs Larimore join in the celebration.
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Beardes
F. P. Smith
Kig.n
Westal
Mra
Smith
Asatajen
Verace E. Snaith
Col
B. Smith
Mra A
Gov Folk Not Improved. Wife Says Condition Unchanged
Jefferson City dispatch reports Gov Folk remains unable to be moved and no improvement. Mrs Folk told inquirers this morning that her husband is not moved, with no one outside his immediate family and friends allowed to visit.
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Folk
Jefferson City
Tnis
Gans Wanted to Lay Down Scriptta Met… Prene Anagciation
Reno Nevada dispatch reports baffling scene as Nelson arrives with his father and Milly Nolan. Nelson tallies the blow as not foul and claims he is ready to face Gans again. Milly Nolan and the others remain in Reno for several days amid crowd interest.
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Scrippa
Tne
Reno
Nev
Nelson
Milly Nolan
Betas
Newil
Gans
Distillery Run by ChiO Woman Distillery Run By ChiO Woman
Special to The Sim Cincinnati reporters describe the arrest of Mary Stone of John-at near FINK by Deputy United States Materal W J Sanderson on a warrant from a United States grand jury in Parkers tte W Va She is charged with repa miller liquor without a license The hearing is set for the 25th She ran a mail order business a year ago from McLussand and Tow with a scheme to take orders by mail shipping quantities then receiving balance at express offices Federal authorities are pursuing a special act in the case She is under oath and faces charges filed under law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States Materal
W. J. Sanderson
Mary &. Stone
John-at
Fink
United States Grand
Parkerette
Eame Federal Authoritita
McLussandt
Ines
Gove Venient
Bishop McCare ousted from policy hitters committee
Special to the sen reports Bishop Charles McCare of the Methodist Church, based in Evanston, was removed from the international policy hitters committee at a New York meeting. The 42-member panel, led by Olney, voted unanimously to end his services after letters showing his views on administration and the committee were made public by Alan M. Parker and Mutual Life president Peabody.
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Sen
New York
Chas
Menhe
Hirteh
Evanston
Mutual Life
New York Life Insurance Companies
Bianuy
Chloe
Olney
Techard Olney
McCane
Dornard
Mecbex
Hhinap
The Hotel Edward to be built at Chesapeake and Maryland
The down town project at the corner of Chesapeake and Maryland Avenue will include The Hotel Edward a seven story building with 170 rooms and a theater rear of the hotel operated by Ammons and DuBoin. The plan includes a large entrance on Chesapeake Street and another on the Maryland avenue side.
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Helix
Lhe
Cheenpeakeests
Romney
Malet
Tod
Bertord
Oor
Chesapeake
Maryland-asta
Stathen
Lotaed
Air Molett
Mr. Krause
Chesapeakest
Chesapeakoast
Ammons& DuBoin
Crystal Theater Cirewit
Washington St
Union Station
May Save the Ships in Unclear Reef Incident
A fragmentary report describes a vessel named Emekets and others near a reef. The condition suggests some are resting or potentially heaving to weather permitting. The narrative mentions plans to shift craft as Sailors expect possible salvage or rescue operations pending better weather.
Unclear historic honor tied to Koenig and Koexyene Von
Fragmentary 19th century text describes Mart Koenig and Koexyene Von receiving an unusual honor from a St Louis commission. Mentions an Armatrons Sarph al Instrument company and prizes for surgical instruments, with a bronze medal for excellence and an associated ceremony or commission activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Koenig
St Louis Commlanion
Mtr
Kes
Mleta
Apmatrons Sarphal Instrument Company
Koeate
Indiana Democratic Club Holds Unclear March Plans
A garbled report from Indiana describes the Democratic club dimissing a march plan and stating members may not attend a rearranged event at the Loutaville venue. A telegraph note suggested space could be reserved, but Att. Mack said the notice arrived too late.
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Crim
Indiana Democratic Club
Loutaville
Adam Heimberger
Mack Agye
Saved Son and Farmer Injured in Hornea Collision
Julius Noeman, a farmer near Maywood, was knocked down and hurt while trying to shield a young boy from frightened hornea. The incident occurred as the animals turned, tossing the rider and sending the horse into a panic briefing.
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Julius Noeman
Maywood
Min
Hornea
Horrea
Ria
Huttte
Wyeman
Hanne
Enstat
Fradt
Man Feeds 1200 Hogs For Profit Near Richmond
Alana Davenport, a local farmer near Richmond Indiana, currently feeds 1200 hogs at fifty to sixty pounds daily. He expects the operation to yield substantial profits, with figures approaching thirty nine thousand dollars in revenue. The article notes the hogs are raised on surrounding lands and emphasizes the scale of the farming effort.
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Scrippa-Meline Creke
Richmond
Ind
Alana Davenport
Peananty
Hospital funding request seeks annual increase
The Board of Public Health asks City Controller George Brurie for a $20,000 yearly boost to the City hospital maintenance fund for 1997. They argue the current hospital fund is insufficient to run the institution properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brurnie
Board of Public Health
Tthe
Central Morrell Prisoners Reunion and Local Notices
The Central Mor Plrel for the Insane plans a reunion at Hivershie park on Sept 1 in the afternoon with all invited. A real estate sale in G12 N Calle forniast led by Mrs Qavrenur. property fronts Tebeiarn street with Lie foot and 225 feet depth, handled by German-American Trust. Labor party figures speak Sunday night at Maneur bets under the auspices of the Labor party.
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Hivershie Park
Martha Ay Stewart
George Mt. Sullivan
German-Amore van Trust Company
Pantol Deleon
Elier
People
Srelvabay Labor Party
Maneur
Ter Labor Paris
Meyenuus
Rail officials dispute state payroll claim in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota on September 7 a dispute arises when James A Kulpevident of the Great Northern Railroad refuses to recognize a claim presented by the state railroad commission. The exchange centers on a payment or pen mark related to a penn tyand, with tense discussions about the railroad line between Iwaiker and St. Punt.
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Crean Anaeneines
ST. Paul. Minn
James A. Kul
Great Northern Railroad
Abe Penn Tayund
jMilkainn
Provghe & Cave
Hienga, atIwaiker & St. Punt
Bedford Hone Burned and Fire Destroys Property
Fire swept a Bedford residence burning a hone and two people were injured the incident occurred in September. Firefighters battled the blaze as neighbors watched. No further details were immediately available from the report.
Applications for License in Marion County Ward
Notice to voters in Center Township that an applicant will seek an alcohol license at the October term of the Marion County Board of Commissioners. Details include proposed sale and drinking of intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors at a specified address, with a three story building on Washington Street in Indianapolis. The notice also covers a separate ward in Sealer Township with similar intent and location data.
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Center Township
Marion Clanty
Arne
Busners
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Washington Jatreet
Eftheea
Sealer
Board of Commissioners
Thana
Marie Talanase
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Gerritt A. Archibald
Olney IN Charge
Richard Onay
Richard Gliey
Uraiep Melithe
Tha Comarittee
Hood Farm
Washington
Maurice Pennicke Gaye
Federal Army
Robert Dultard
Mars
Bente Pest
Sindy
Carter
Perasond
Entos
Debe
Pheste
Corpe Fencure
Bendinuin
Lia Ameieuves
Shelttins
Mularia
Amd
Tenjamin
Vomimere
Pousti Infantry
Ft. Henpumin Garrisan
Chio Woman
Mary Stone
M’care
Bishop
Peabody
Edward
Crystal
Sehen Sands Kerchinis
Maven Mara
Bnainen Flack Sateen
Gleeveiren
Atourted Baek
L. J. Ayres & Co
H. & E. Best
Ball Bros
Hace Strift's Pride
Sigor Corylenic
Magen M. Jadoz
Maita View
Jackson's
Grocery CO
Wash
Churia
Sheridan
Serippe-Melinerean
Anancatian
Honorlole
Heverne
Whimphrey
Cadiow
Fislan No. i
Qavrenur
Hill
Bedford Hone
Dedfort
Sieyedie
Jewett Holmen
Jans
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