Crowds at fair exceed records in Indiana event
Record crowds surpassed previous marks at the state fair grounds with daily attendance around 1 million since Monday. Weather favorable, ribbons awarded across exhibits from poultry to farming displays, infantry drills, airship demonstrations, and a notable inspection by chemist J. E. Barnard. Lincoln League opens headquarters to greet voters with a large local committee and county reception roster.
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Ed Robinson
Leonard Quill
Charles P. Benedict
Robert Bryson
G. A. Petersdorf
Harry R. Wallace
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James M. Lento
Ors
Vinson Carter
James A. Pritchard
Marion
Will H. Adams
Wabash
Arthur H. Walvin
Petersburg
M. C. Reed
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A. W. Owens
Scottsburg
Arthur Overstreet
Columbus
J. ©. Sedwick
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Frea E. Hines
Noblesville
Joseph Galinher
Williamsburg
Walter Penneld
Auburn
John’. Hume
Danville
James T. Frazer
Warsaw
John F. Wood
Robert H. Carnahan
T. A. Bogue
Prank D. Harger
Postum Cereal Replaces Coffee in Woman’s Recovery
A Pennsylvania woman reports severe headaches and nervous symptoms from coffee use. After trying Postum she notes dramatic improvement, quitting coffee and feeling stronger. She credits Postum with restoring her health and even changing her taste to cold, slowly boiled preparation.
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Bank Run Strikes Hibernia Savings Bank
In San Francisco on September 12, an unexplained run on the Hibernia Savings Bank began, with around four thousand dollars in deposits affected as customers rushed to withdraw their funds. Depositors were served as quickly as possible as cash was drawn down.
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Francisco
Hibernia Savings Bank
Saloon Keeper Reports Parrot Theft On Chicago Street
A Chicago South Side saloon keeper says a parrot stole $150, dropping the bird’s victim as it flew toward the lake with the loot. Authorities report the bird disappeared into the surroundings after the incident.
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Shicago
Micheal Bmojtlehs
Chicago
Foraker With Stand Patters Platform Indorses The President
Sept. 12 Dayton convention coverage reports the Republican platform endorsing President Roosevelt’s tariff revision approach and temperance measures. It notes Foraker and Dick as key authors and Dick reelected chairman, with Harris named permanent convention chair. The piece covers Roosevelt’s influence, Cannon and Herrick, and Bryan’s stance on tariff revision.
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Victim of bullet in Flokville family tragedy
Four year old Wilma Jonneon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Jamzon, died after a June 7 gunshot wound to the lung. She was buried at Mt Jackson cemetery after a failed operation at Eleanor hospital. The article notes political rhetoric and a rebuke of an officeholder amid the tragedy.
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Charles Jamzon
Magoon Presidential Boom Sparked in Panama
A spontaneous political surge endorsing Charley HE Magoon, Panama’s retiring governor, for a Philippines posting gained momentum from Panama’s congress members. Admirers hope the move translates into backing from allied entities and solidifies his political appeal amid the looming transition.
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Northwestern Indiana Methodist Conference Opened in Lebanon
Special to The Sea Lebannon Indiana report notes the Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference opening with a welcome by Junge Terhune. Rev Charles W Tinsley of Terre Haute spoke for the delegates and Bishop Hamilton of San Francisco addressed the conference. He discussed conditions after the recent earthquake in that city and urged donations, with many contributing to the fund as business donations began. The conference will continue sessions until next Monday when appointments are made.
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Terra Haute
Hamilton
San Francisco
Indianapolis Man Hurt in Toledo-Detroit Line Crash
Special to the Sem reports that a southbound electric car on the Toledo Detroit short line operated near Rockford night injured three passengers. A. L. Blanks of Indianapolis was among the injured brought to Toledo Hospital with cuts and bruises. The Indianapolis directory lists A. L. Stoba as a traveling agent living at 123 Ashland Ave.
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A. L. Stobha
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Major Weesling Resigns Coast Artillery Unit in San Francisco
Major Fran cis GV. Keesling commanded the flat battalion of coast artillery in San Francisco and has resigned. The staff includes Lieut. Joseph St. O'Hara, adjutant. Lieut. L. R. Coffer, commissary. and assistant surgeon Frank Emmett. The resignations stem from an inability to procure suitable equipment for their men.
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Walls 73 Dies of Heart Failure in Sioux City Reading Room
Orry A T Walls aged 73 died of heart failure in a chair at the Hawkere club reading room in Sioux City while living with his wife and son at 3224 N Minots St. He formerly worked in Sioux City's wholesale drug trade and had come to Indianapolis a year ago planning to move back there when death occurred.
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George Whitiam Walls
N. Minots St
Hawkere Club
Sioux City
Mr. Wall
Indiannapalis
Texas man found at inebriated road search ends in Indiana
Thomas McGuire of Texas, aged 10. walked from Texas and was found in a tainting condition in Terre Hat Indiana near Cleyp park on the way to Cincinnati seeking a missing acquaintance. He had not heard from the person in years.
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Ind
Thomas McGuire
Cley Park
Texan
Cincinnati
Woman Dies by Self Immolation in Toledo Fire
In Toledo yesterday Ethel Willamoon, daughter of Alexander Willamoon of Muncie, set herself on fire by pouring oil on her clothing and igniting a match. The tragedy, reportedly linked to a love affair, occurred as she attempted suicide.
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New Drug Ascatco Claims Asthma Cure
New York reports that Ascatco, described as the Austrian discovery, rapidly treats asthma hay fever and bronchitis. The drug is said to work within minutes with daily doses and even severe cases cited as cured. Samples are offered by the Austrian dispensary in New York City.
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New York City
Indiana minister defends horse racing in Bloomington
The Rev. W. BR. Williams of Bloomington declares horse racing harmless and beneficial. He argues cruelty and gambling are not inherent to racing and that the sport supports the county fair, farming progress, and rural education, asserting racing aids energy and renewal for workers.
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W. BR. Williams
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Brewers Elect Officers in National Brewers Meeting
In Minneapolis on September 12 the National Brewers Association elected Edward Wagner of St Louis as president, Charles Smith of Chicago as vice president, Armon Neubert of Minneapolis as second vice president, Louis Basa of Chicago as secretary, and Fred Gehuelter of Chicago as treasurer. Next year’s convention will be held in Baltimore.
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Chicago
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Baltimore
Work At Jackson Place Riddled By Construction Delays
City employees began to clear the pits from demolished buildings to make way for Jackson price, extending from Meridian to McCreasts near Union station. Milling will not take long but paving is postponed until next spring due to time constraints.
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Jeckaon Price
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Train schedule fragment to Chicago via Indianapolis and Lafayette
Fragmentary railway timetable lists departures to Chicago with stops at Indianapolis and Lafayette. Mentions direct line, arrival times around early morning, and connections toward Crawfordsville and Delphi. Contains garbled OCR elements and unclear dates and times.
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Indianapolia
Oachdale
Crawfor
Ville
Lafayette
Filipino Pulajanc raids Twenty Fourth Infantry camp
In Manila on September 10 a Pulajanc band attacked a detachment of the Twenty fourth Infantry after avenging a trooper’s death. Two colored soldiers were killed and eight wounded as the outpost lines burned and the camp was rushed before the raiders were repulsed. The army plans to try officers accused of graft in civil court. Capta Fridenall Nugent Cole and Kimball of the quartermaster’s department named.
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Fridenall
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Quartermaster’s Department
Railroad Time Cards and Route Details Across Cities
Timecard listings show connections among Cincinnati, Hamilton, Dayton, Indianapolis, Toledo, Springfield, Chicago, and surrounding lines. Various departure and arrival times are noted for trains on the Big Four and allied routes, including connections to Muncie, Fort Wayne, Detroit, and St Louis with multiple intermediate stops and schedules.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Taaladapalis i Aphingeteld
Indianapolis
Chicago
Peonage Trial In Missouri News Flash
Sept report from Missouri describes nine men placed on trial charged with peonage, a first for the state, amid chaotic wartime style headlines. In St Petersburg guards kill four and wound fourteen at a prison site during an attempted escape. In St Louis a man known as the black hand letter writer is captured, disguised as a woman, and tried.
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Louta Dubrheirrich
Petllor
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