Bryan Farm Home Near Lincoln Described by Visitor
A visiting writer tours the William J. Bryan farm southeast of Lincoln. He notes the chipped brick house with brownstone trim, a curved porch, several barns, an orchard, alfalfa fields, and a cinder driveway. Millson, the manager, shows a new cement fence and links Bryan's care to his tenants and staff.
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A. B. Groh
Lincoln
Neb
Pairview
William J. Bryan
Les
Bryan Station
William Jennings Bryan
William B. Mithson
Bryan
Fairview
Soui
Roin
Salt Creek
College of the
Adventists
Ike
Mes
Bryanta
Bryan farm displays sturdiest stock and sturdy barns
A visitor to Senator Bryan's Nebr ranch remarks on the farmer's patient workers, the tall alfalfa feed, and a herd of 14 Shorthorns and eight Jerseys. Cattle, hogs, and six horses including Governor the riding horse are praised for breeding and care. The farm features concrete stalls, running water, and a stable system.
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Springer
Millson
Millson Taughed
Hiimazely
Bryan
Tamtaller
Mr. Bryan
Bhallenberger
Demarragic Horines
Nebraska
Fairview
Daughster
Lite
Tex
Fairvian
Gov. Stone
Pastora
Jersey
Bryar
Caele
Wil
Millian
Anela Wil
Menila
Bryad
Stracre
The Right Road and the Great Western Rail Link
An ad notes the Right Road and Chicago Great Western connections between Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City and Omaha with fast time and unequaled equipment. It invites test agents to contact RG Schultz D P Ag 116 Adams Street Chicago IL or J P Elmer G PLA St Paul Minn.
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Chicago
Great Western Railway
St Paul
Mingeapolis
Kansas City
Omaha
RG Schultz
D. P. Ag
Adamsent
J. P. Elmer
G& Pla
Minn
Indiana Lawton Monument Ce ntered on Courthouse Yard Site
Indiana Lawton Monument Commission visited the courthouse to pick a site for Gen Henry W Lawton’s statue, but no decision was reached. Experts favored the west entrance while county officials suggested the southwest corner ten feet back from the line. The bronze statue by Daniel Chester French has arrived in Indianapolis and a formal presentation is planned with President Roosevelt to be invited.
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Gen. Lawton
Courthouse Yard
Indiana Lawton Monument Commission
J. Frank Hanls
Henry W. Lawton
Indiana
Philippines
William Forsyth
Bernard Vonnegut
W. H. Fox
John McGreeor
Fiat
Aia
Horh
Lo Catoe
Daniel Chester French
Schiplar
Women boxers in Brazil match ends in draw
In a rough bout described with wartime zeal, Mrs Sallie Forrester and Mrs Cogn Me Eoona fight to a finish while husbands observe as seconds. The text hints at a controversial finish and underscores the era’s Queensberry rules debates, with chaotic voices and unclear outcomes.
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Brazil
Ind
Tum
Sallie Forrester
Cogn
Eoona
McKenna
Ferrerier
Berg
Arre
Deserted Infant Left At Boarding House In Cincinnati
A young man and woman arrived from Indianapolis and abandoned a fine baby at Mrs Wherritt’s boarding house. The infant, sick and housed in a back room, is described as healthy yet with blue eyes and brown hair. Police and authorities in Cincinnati are seeking the couple, who reportedly traveled on a CM & P train and attracted attention at the conductor’s car before entering the boarding house.
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Cinommatt
Indianapolis
Ford
Cincinnati
CM & P
Wherveins
Renaling
Aisap
Skull Crushed In Streetcar Collision In City
Charles Cattell driver for Merchants Heat and Light suffered a fractured skull and other injuries when his wagon was struck by Brightwood car No 53 heading south. He was taken to City hospital after the crash on Senate avenue near Thirty second street. N C Harris and Omer Burford supervised the incident.
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Charles Cattell
Merchante’ Heat and Light Company
Qhio Amt
Alabama-ets
Cattell
N. C. Harris
Omer Burford
Senate-ave
Thirty-second-st
Policy Holders Tickets Filed in Albany
Spectal to the Sun reports that four independent tickets of policy holders from New York Life and Mutual Life were filed with the state insurance department in Albany. The tickets include two Indianapolis men Cassius C. Shirley and W Co Van Ardal on committees lists.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Life
Mutual Life
New York
State Insurance Department
Indianapalla
Cassius C. Shirley
United Committess
Eke
W. Co. van Aredal
Interpal Manal
Frick and séances featured at Pittsburgh fundraisers
Pittsburgh testimony describes Count de Ovies recounting occult powers and pink teas hosted by local millionaires. Henry C Frick attended sessions in social parlors as the consul discussed psychological arts, death by own action, and the Social Purity Christian League of America.
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Pitpaburg
We Ovies
JW. Jutie
Apathet Fon
SMA
CasKie Chadwie
H. C Frick
Pinkeas
Pittsboro
Count de Ovies
Social Purity Christian League of America
H.C. Frick
Nesta
Eiebey
Thie City
Count de Gyies
Sr King
Cruel and Inhuman Trial Ends in Absolute Divorce
In Winona Minnesota a wealthy shoe manufacturer W Williams was granted an absolute divorce from Laura E Williams after proving cruel and inhuman treatment. The court heard that Williams circulated false reports about his wife’s relationships with female employees, injuring his business. Judge Buckham noted Mrs Williams is of violent temper and jealous disposition.
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Winona
Minn
H W. Wileliams
Thianity
Laura E. Wiliams
Avilitame
Anna Rawmussen
Gillin
Buckham
Willams
Ogatmar
Jral
New Signs Nu Chapter House Planned at Indiana University
Bloomington Sept. One more fraternity home joins the growing IU campus houses. Plans for the local Signs Nu chapter house are set, with W J Dodd of Louisville as architect. The Dunn meadow site, recently acquired, is valued at 19000. The building will cost upwards of 20000 and house 22 men. It features a reception hall drawing rooms reading and smoking room on the first floor. A ballroom 50 by 25 feet and a wing contain a dining room and kitchen. Construction to begin at once.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Signs Nu
Aot
Dunn, Meadow
W. J. Dodd
Louisville
Focal Chapter
Farrington Freed After Court Dismisses Drunkenness Charge
The case against John Farrington, charged with drunkenness, collapsed as the prosecutor stated insufficient facts to proceed. Witnesses for Farrington testified, while defense attorney Bachaldor urged a guilty finding. authorities indicated readiness to pursue further legal action if a new law allowed it. Farrington, arrest records noted, was claimed by friends to be unfairly treated during the incident.
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John Farripaten
DMF
Timasistry
Renerint
Irimenaleo
Farrington
Witnesets
Bachaldor
Farerington
Fremont Alford
Benedict
Richert Mets
Ae Ene States Attorney's Office
Nest
John Farrington
Committed death by own action in Leadville incident
Tr Williams and calmty physician at Leadville, formerly house surgeon of Took County Hospital Chicago, cononit red mulcide yesterday by shooting.
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Scrippe-Metine Fiastermaye
Leadville
Cal
Tr Willamanity and Calmty
Took County Hospital
Chicago
Snake Farm Moves to Brookline Sparks City Buzz
In Boston a "Prof." Charlen Walcott arrives with crates of boas rattlesnakes and vipers to stock a Brookline snake farm. The wealthy suburb famed for leisure class residents becomes the scene as Walcott explains his move from Providence area, supplying venom and reptiles to druggists circuses and snake charmers.
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Boston
Brankisne
Wopar
Prownartile
Paul Revere
Charlen Walcott
Brookline
Dia
Walcott
New England
London fire devastates Buenos Aires harbor shipping
A severe blaze along the Buenos Ayres docks is described by the Artipps McRae Press Association. The fire rages through the harbor area, threatening ships and surrounding facilities as authorities describe near total destruction of the harborجه
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Artipps-McRae Press Association
London
Buenos Ayres
Mrs Elizabeth Richman Dies at 63 in Indianapolis Home
Mrs Elizabeth Richman aged 63 died Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Young at 1378 Twenty sixth street after three weeks illness from pneumonia and heart disease. She immigrated from Under Krambach Germany in 1880 and came to Indianapolis three years later. Survivors include daughters Ona Elster Mia Barbara Loeh of Morgantown and one son.
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Elizabeth
Richman
Elizabeth Young
Richmman
Krambach
Germany
Indianapolis
Ona Elster
Mia
Barbara
Loeh
Morgantown
Indix
Seven rescued from Amsterdam Avenue fire
A tenement blaze on Amsterdam Avenue trapped seven family members on the third floor. Firemen fought through smoke to reach them near a window, using wet handkerchiefs to shield faces, and carried them to safety. The family patriarch survived after revival. the fire caused about $140 in damage.
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Scrippes MeRar Pree, Association
New York
Alt
Verame Anenacinus
Earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Yearly Report
New York report shows earnings and expenses for aliens month with comparisons to last year. Gross earnings rise to 1,359,970 for two months of the fiscal year ending August 0. Net earnings reach 42.478.
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Crripps McRae Pre
New York
Baltimore & Chin Railroad Company
SRSA
Suramatl
Ancresse
Galligan Defeats Kenney in Punch Kicking Bout
In Davenport a lively boxing card ended with Galligan defeating Kenney in a hard fought match. Weaker periods showed cleverness against Joe’s hard power, but the decisive moment came late. The only possible division was a draw in another close bout featuring Kay Reason of Indianapolis and Taylor Nimara in the Taylore Mee Nimara event.
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Servin
Pavenport
Steve Renney
Pat
Kenney
Joe
Kat Taylor
Chuwaga
Tammy Mr Samara
Thasr
Kay Reoason
Indianapolis
Emade
Taylore Mee Nimara
Wonderful Cure by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Mary Metzger of Sweetwater Oklahoma describes severe eczema. She details itching spreading the body with painful scratching, then relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent following symptoms. She endorses the Cuticura Remedies as effective and urges others to try them.
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Mary Metzger
Sweetwater
Okla
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Wilt
Milison
Bryans Hom
William Wid
Erie
Howe
Poe Hanae
Parryrew
Yeich
Ascatco
New York City
NOG
Bryas
Spectal
the Sun
Henry ¢. Frick Ayl
Pittsburg
Rumane Society
Sigma Nuit
William
Clara Ward
Maggie Beverley
Penneylvantast
Eltorr
Lillie Nelzon
Cornellave
Jann
Mary E. Horsch
A. G
Ethel Rydell
Piel
Anna Schoenemar
Biss Matek-Ave
Bay
Wiliam
Grace Roger
Bert
Eva Busfeld
Wlinstest
Bor
Albert
Kathryn Holmes
Mone-Ave
Mith
Frances Varee
Wright-tl
Jennie Snyder
Bellefontaine-st. Pr
Trisror
Frank J Mosletn
Monds
Aerry
Dobn F Hoaknan
Goldie Draper
Charles Weet
Ant Vera EB MrCann
Irwin Ave
Mary M Nieman
Charles M. Starr
Fannie R. Cusr
George van Blancum
Nelle Man Darnell
Edward L Amuse
Thel Fournier
Matthew J Jones
Rosetta M. Fohuaon
Everett L. Wete
Bertha Elitert
Everett McCurdy
Rose Gass
Henry F. Martin
Nelle B. White
Walter T Boyer
Hazel V. Campnell
Frank
Corea Lentz
Halda
Park
Minnie A. Bell
Oxford
Ohio
Parkview
Climax Coffee & Baking Powder Co
E. Washington
Frank Lo Willmern
Lena Brown
OH Barmening
Ar New
Farrington Freed
Snake Farm
Galligan
Cuticura
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