Indiana spiritualists seek proof amid stock forecast plan
Anderson Ind on September 19 reports the Indiana spiritualists association aims to prove genuineness of spiritualism by producing a medium this week who will forecast stock and market fluctuations 24 hours ahead. Skeptics warn it could be claimed as spiritual communication if the medium backs their predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Indiana ‘Spiritualists’ Association
National
Anti-Spiritualists’ Association
Pie Trust Opens in New York With $3,000,000 Capital
New Yorkers aware of city pie consumption learned that the American pastry and manufacturing company began business in New York this week. The trust reportedly acquired 19 or 21 of the largest pie plants here, with a capital of $8,600,000. Piemakers outside the trust vow to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
American Pastry and Manufacturing Company
Two Juvenile Horse Thieves in Indiana Capture
TERRE HAUTE Ind Sept 19 Jerry Tomlinson 17 and Garfield Henderson 19 were jailed Monday after confessing to stealing five horses from county farmers. They live in Urbana Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Jerry Tomlinson
Garfield Henderson
Urbana
Ill
Captain Allen Opens Frankfort Recruiting Station
Captain D F Allen announced a Frankfort recruiting station in Frankfort Indiana. In seven days he signed up 138 volunteers, a record for a new station with no other U S location enlisting so many in the same period.
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Frankfort
Ind
D.F. Allen
Thirty-eighth Regiment
United States
Indiana News Briefs From Across The State
A flood of short items reports counterfeit ten dollar bills in Anderson, a diphtheria scare at Wa bash, rising window glass prices, and a theater fire at Connersville. Arrests at Crawfordsville, town-name talks for Chesterton and Porter, a coffee pot explosion injuring Mrs Mary Baily in Evansville, and revival meetings in Plainfield are noted. Also listed are fire losses, saloon crackdowns, road supervision protests, cattle theft confessions, factory trusts, bank robber capture, new religious sects, coal shaft openings near Ingleside, mass meetings by Muncie Blacks, divorce hopes in Laporte, Notre Dame news, and multiple obits and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterton
Porter
Mary Baily
Evansville
Plainfield
Anti-trust conference ire and local court action spark small town clashes
A scattered report covers a Chicago anti trust meeting cited as run by politicians, a shooting in Grant County after harassment, and Jackson county salary disputes. It notes Captain A M Scott Crawfordsville and Frank Joh of Grant County involved in violence, plus a veteran Evansville soldier whose family tragedy unfolds with health and financial strain.
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A. M
Scott
Crawfordaville
Chicago
Mount
Frank Joh
Grant County
Edward Ephouse
Alfred Adams
Joh
Ephouse
May
Adams
Hanna Is Scared Cincinnati Dispatch Prelude
A New York Post report states Senator Hanna held a hurried conference with Col. Dick Ohio Republican chairman. Dick rushed to Washington to brief President McKinley on a newly materialized Ohio campaign matter and will rejoin Hanna in Cleveland on Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
New York
Hanna
Col
Ohio Republican Committee
Washington
McKinley
Ohio
Cleveland
Harma
Li Hung Chang
United States
Philippines
Bryan
Cockran
Chicago
Plucky wheel girl rides seven centuries in record time
Miss Jane C. Yattman of Brooklyn reached 585 miles at 8 26 a m Tuesday in her test to ride seven centuries in 84 hours She rested briefly then resumed claiming she could complete 1000 miles as easily as 700 She must finish by 7 a m Wednesday and would likely finish soon after midnight Tuesday at her current pace
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New York
Jane C. Yattman
Brooklyn
Jailbreaker Williams Sentenced in Duluth for Theft
Waldo W. Williams alias John Simms George West and accomplices who escaped Chillicothe jail on January 14 were sentenced in Duluth to four years hard labor for stealing 100 dollars. He is also wanted in South Bend Indiana for robbing the South Bend National Bank of 15600 in broad daylight.
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Duluth
Minn
Waldo W. Williams
John Simms
George West
Chillicothe
Williams
South Bend
Ind
South Bend National Bank
Evangelist Declares "I will die tonight" at Walnut Grove Camp Meeting
Rev. Paul Cumberland a colored Baptist evangelist from Sydney Ohio preached at a Walnut Grove colored camp meeting in Bellefontaine Ohio. He cried I will die tonight and urged repentance. He was found dead of heart disease Monday in his bed.
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Bellefontaine, O
Paul Cumberland
Sydney
Walnut Grove
Belmonts Repudiate Bryan Alignment in 1896 Democratic Split
August Belmont and his brother Perry Belmont deny any link to the London interview predicting a Bryan victory. They reject the demagogy and populism they say have influenced the party since 1896.
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New York
Belmont
the Herald
Perry Belmont
Democratic Club
Bryan
London
Tragedy in Sallisaw Woman Dies by Train Suicide
In Sallisaw Oklahoma on Monday Mrs Sallie Howard killed herself by stepping in front of a fast passenger train. She waited until the locomotive was near and her head was severed. Domestic troubles and separation from her husband are cited as the only known causes.
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Sallisaw
I. T
Sallie Howard
Commutation Tickets Promotion at Plaza Restaurant
Plaza restaurant at 38-49 Monument-place offers a deal: $1.25 buys $1.00 value in commutation tickets. Full meals for business lunches are served daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a ladies lunch on the second floor at Ormonde 16 W. Peari-at.
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Plaza
Monument-place
Our
Ormonde
W. Peari-at
Fair grounds showcase new farm devices and livestock
A feature on the state fair highlights modern farm contrivances such as a four‑row bug sprayer and Paris green water, alongside crowded exhibits. Horses include Dewey II a 2 year old Percheron weighing 2065 pounds and Dew ey I I a Shire, with Bertus the German coach drawing attention. Poultry houses brim with Wyandottes Plymouth Rocks Langshans Brahmas and bantams as rows of fruit vegetables and corn architecture appear.
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Fair Grounds
Paris
Fair
Indiana
Robert Burgess
Wenona
Ill
Dewey II
Ob Fitzsimmons
Burgess
Dewey
Bob
Bertus
Lafayette Importing Company
Seal
Wyandottes
Wyandotte Cave
Plymouth Rocks
Boom in Diamonds Prices Rising in Chicago Market
CHICAGO September 1 The diamond market is going up with prices rising by 25 to 35 percent in just over two months. Dealers expect another jump around December 1 as economy improves and money circulates more freely, boosting luxury purchases.
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Chicago
Suit for Injuries Against City and Stewart Company
Cornelia Line sues the city and Daniel Stewart company for 10000 dollars claiming injuries from a slip on ice on South Meridian Street. Thawing snow allegedly ran onto the sidewalk and froze.
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Cornelia Line
Daniel Stewart Company
S. Meridianst
Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Widely Used
The remedy has achieved great success in treating lower gastrointestinal complaints and is now standard across much of the civilized world. It is available for purchase from all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Egypta The Story of the Nile opera at Jingush's house
The opera Egypta the Story of the Nile is set in ancient Egypt under Rameses the Great. It follows Moses from infancy to the Hebrew exodus with elaborate costuming and scenery. Scenes include the Nile pyramids Thebes and a Sinai wilderness finale.
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St. Paul's Church
Land of Egypt
Rameses the Great
Moses
Nile
Midian
Thebes
Pharaqah
Mount Sinai
Pastoral Appointments Reported by Indiana Methodist Conference
Greencastle Ind Sept 19 The Indiana Methodist conference adjourned after naming pastors for new charges in the Indianapolis district. Appointments include Acton A L Young Brooklyn W S Grim Castleton H H Sheldon Greenwood F A Guthrie Earthplace D W Noble Blackford St J T Jones Brightwood H J Black Broadway S V Tevis California St J W C Collins Central Ave C C Lasby East Park D A Robertson Ed Win Ray J R T Lathrop First Church S B Grimes Fletcher Place C W Tinsley Furnal Place Charles Tinsley Grace L S Knotts Hall Place G T Smith Hyde Park William Whitsitt Lincoln Ave W G Procter Madison Ave R H Moore Meridian St W A Quayle Oak Hill J P Marson Roberts Park C E Bacon Trinity J L Stout Wesley Chapel W W Reynolds Woodside J I L Murr Irvington R S Hyde Lawrence J E Coffin Mapleton C S Risly Mooresville H S Hilton New Palestine J S Ward Southport EB O Thomas Waverly J I Sidebottom West Newton William Telfer Whiteland T Willis
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Greencastle
Ind
Indiana Methodist Conference
Indianapolis
BE. B. Rawls
Acton
A. L. Young
Brooklyn
Grim
Castleton
H. H. Sheldon
Greenwood
F.A. Guthrie
Earthplace
D. W. Noble
Blackford St
J. T. Jones
Brightwood
H. J. Black
Hyde Park
William Whitsitt
Lincoln Ave
W. G. Procter
Madison-ave
R. H. Moore
Meridian
Lawrence
J. E. Coffin
Mapleton
C. S. Risly
Mooresville
H. S. Hilton
New Palestine
J. S. Ward
Southport
EB. O. Thomas
Waverly
J. I. Sidebottom
West Newton
William Telfer
Whiteland
T. K. Willis
Spanked the Preacher Beaten by Guard in Prison Return
Rev. G. E. B. Howard the escaped convict was recaptured in Michigan and sent back to Columbus Ohio. He was branded with corporal punishment as a guard paddled him over a barrel, a harsh sentence that will cost him 400 days of good time.
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Columbus
G. E. B. Howard
Michigan
Kiefer Sues Rahm for 5000 Over Malicious Prosecution
Rudolph C F Kiefer sues Louisa Rahm for five thousand dollars alleging malicious prosecution. He claims Judge Alford acquitted him of kicking over an outhouse on Mrs Rahm s property and that the arrest humiliated him.
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Rudolph C.f Kiefer
Louisa Rahm
Alford
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Richmond
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C. G. Anderson
Laporte
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Rising Sun
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Elsie Marshall
Bloomington
Monroe Township
Soudan Bicycle Company
Elkhart
Anderson Flint Glass Company
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Union City
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New Albany
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Itm
John
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Kepler
Wayne County
Big Four' Railroad
Supreme Court
Hal. Fudge
Lawrence Burged
Preacher
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Madison
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Jackson County
William Buhner
Thomas Phillips
Arkansas
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Plucky Wheel Girl
Thef
Pennsylvania Lines
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Wapttspar
Selig Dry Goods Company
South Illinois Street
Charles Frohman
Empire Theater Company
William Faversham
Jessie Millward
R C. Carton
Lady Algy
New York City
PARK
Hanlon
Superba
Empire Theater Etewarest
Rider's
Kice & Barton Waiety Co
Egypta
Story of
Greencastle M. E
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Saks
Hanan
Saks & Company
Largest Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
S T. Rorer
Art Hall
S. T. Rover
Sousa
S. F. Rorer
Battle of the Breeds
Eiwenings
Chas. F. Kennedy
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