Beck sues for damages in Pennsylvania case and murder indictment
Lennard striol wing case involving Beck against Pennsylvania ad company seeks $10 000 damages as 6Bmons faces second degree murder charge in the John Webb killing. Jet Gear, formerly with Indianapolis and Cincinnati clubs, starts business in New Lisbon. Garfield smallwood among conscripts for 18 months in the Philippines. he departed for Indianapolis after marriage to Matilda Eggert in Peru. L. E. & W. plans eight train coaches to Chicago for a major Sunday excursion.
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Lennard
Beck
Pennsylvania ad. _ company
John Webb
Indianapolis
New
Lisbon
Peru
Ind
Garfield Fmallwood
Philippines
Matilda Eggert
Chicago
Indiana Roundup of Local Disasters and Happenings
Seventieth Indiana events report in Dublin and surrounding towns include gas plant plans for Jasper, oil price aims by Indiana and Ohio producers to $2 a barrel, six gasoline stove deaths in Terre Haute, multiple local injuries and crimes, a gas well revival at Anderson, an anti trust factory note for Fort Wayne, and a series of social and legal occurrences ranging from elopement to a peeping Tom shooting in Hagerstown. The column lists deaths, accidents, and notable local actions across several counties.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Logansport
Peru
Portland
John Rose
Evansville
Columbus
Ursmar Andre
Hartford City
Herene Rupercht
Union City
Jasper
E Bisy
Ohio
Demagogue Kern Sparks Sly Manila Hall Political Night
John W. Kern dominated a Manila Hall Democratic meeting on Delaware Street and Virginia Avenue Friday night. The room reeked of lager as speakers including Moriarity Daly and Hilkene pressed loyalties, while a guarded keg sparked distractions and a Sun artist was denied entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
Manila Hall
Delaware St
Virginia-are
Kern
Taggart
Indianapolis
Geckler
Daly
Smith
Fred Brossard
California
Councilmanic
Moriarity
Jake” Hilkene
Charles Froschauer
Henry Seyfried
Dr. Wells
William Manion
John P Lyendecker
Wm. Deer
Albert Lahm
Ward 19
Local notes and oddities from Indiana news pages
A collection of short items reports suicides over relationship worries in the north, a man in Elkhart ends his life after a quarrel over a girl, a woman poisons herself unable to attend Knox County fair, a prank with a stuffed figure alarms Mrs. Rulon in Arcadia, and Indiana Catholic Benevolent Legion weighs possible secession from the national council. Brownstown notes hail as thick as inches after a storm.
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Igstate
Elkhart
Bho
Knox Countyyfair
Rulon
Arcadia
Lodge
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Indiana
Fort Wayne
National Council
Russian demand reaches Chicago manufacturers
R W Horn of Chicago traveled on the Empress of India and claimed to be returning from the scene of a railway project in Russia’s transcontinental rail corridor. He indicated shipments would be sent in instalments to supply Chicago manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
R. W. Horn
Chicago
Ralirdad
Ebhistrivetia
Dng. Ag. Rire
Russia
Sum Duasiay
Teibvay
Chamberlain's Remedy for Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea
Fragmentary note touts Chamberlain's remedy as a great success for bowel ailments. Mentions general relief claims and broad health benefits but lacks clear details or verifiable statements.
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nerve Revival Cure
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for insomnia acute nerve inflammation and nerve fiber restoration. It claims the medicine nourishes blood muscles and body, restoring health with testimonials from Rev. T. F. Stauffer of Lincoln Nebraska praising improved sleep and nerve strength after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Stauffer
Lincoln, Neb
Paine
Man slaughter plea in fatal Liberty Street shooting
Michael Robinson, a colored man, pleaded guilty to man slaughter in a Jeffersonville criminal court and received a sentence of two to 41 years in the reformatory. The incident occurred July 22 outside Rev Wilson's yard at Locke and Rhode Island streets when Lightner, a friend, allegedly pulled a chair and a scuffle led to a gun discharging. Lightner later died at City hospital after sustaining a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Robinson claimed the shooting was accidental, but witnesses described a potential threat and a deliberate discharge. He has remained jailed since the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Robinson
Charles Lightner
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Robinson
Rev. Wison
Locke and
Rhode Island Sts
Lightner
Rev
Wilson
Arctic relics aboard Sylvia from Newfoundland
The steamship Sylvia arrived Friday bearing relics from recent Arctic research. Two boxes four Dar- Fels and two casks include original records of the Greeley expedition recovered by Peary. One barrel holds four milk ox skulls. material is sent to the American Museum and other destinations.
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New ‘York
Sylvia
Newfoundland
Greeley
Peary
American Museum
Fortune Gifts Shower for Julia Grant Bride in Newport
Miss Julia Grant to wed Prince Cantacuzene as 1,500 wedding presents arrive in Newport. Gifts include Grand Duke Vladimir icon, a diamond corsage, sapphire centerpiece, crescent diamonds from Gen. Grant, Sevres plates from Mrs. Fred Grant, five large diamond sunbursts from Mrs. U. S. Grant, and numerous Vanderbilt and Astor pieces. Presents will be packed Friday and shipped to Russia.
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Newport
R. I
Julia Grant
Cantacuzene
Gen. Grant
Fred Grant
Vienna
U. S. Grant
Potter Palmer
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Wm. Astor
Yaqui Indians Ravage Sonora Mines and Kill Seven Americans
In Sonora Mexico Yaqui bands continue depredations as seven New York men are reported murdered in Sahuaripa district. Americans are targeted, prospectors flee, and mines are wrecked. Peter Burgess and John Rogers from Denver describe the camp robbery and Indian threats after learning the killings.
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EL Paso
Tex
Sonora
Mex
New York
Sahuaripa
Peter Burgess
John Rogers
Denver
Col
Canadian railroads push freight rates up five percent
Wire items report a five percent advance in freight rates by Canadian railroads. Other notes include a drowning tragedy in St Catherines, a Mexican president declining a St Louis visit, a Peoria tinware factory fire, labor strikes in Philadelphia, and various sensational brief notices involving crimes and local incidents.
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Ezra Bock
St. Catherines
Ont
President Diaz
Mexico
St. Louis
Stuber & Kuck
Peoria
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Horrors of Surgery Warns at People’s Institute
Chicago on September 23 Dr James Monroe McDonald warned a large audience at the People’s Institute on the dangers of modern surgery calling it criminal and murderous empirical. He condemned uncleaned organs being removed as a deadly practice and labeled some surgeons as bloodthirsty brilliants in surgical science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Chicago
James Monroe McDonald
People’s Institute
Sun's Linara Seventh Nage Reader Debut
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a reader named Linara and a seventh page or nage event within a Sun’s context. The readable bits point to a literary or event note involving Linara with minimal detail remaining for concrete facts.
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Dublin
Charles ‘Champe
Duiseea Modern
Woodmess's Lodge
Seymour Street
Warren County
Jeffersonville
Sellersburg
James Nelson
el Caney
The
Morristown
American Agents’ Association of
United States
Canada
Muncie
Frank Hammerstein
Terre Haute
Paris
Ralph Nay
Herman Redamon
Mahoning Valley
Huntington
Rose Polytechnic School
Samuel Burge
Toulon
William Holland
Trace Treat
Princeton
Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Association
W. B. Long
Clay City
United States Glass Factory
Gas City
Dave Estell
Knightstown
Trenton
Anderson
Lafayette Thomas
Pike County
Heoerward
Peeping Tom
Hagerstown
William ‘Wimmer
Wimmer
Jarvis J. ‘Johnson
Martinsville
N. F. Carr
Levi Leakey
Emporia
Phineas Hornidy
Louise
Powell
Nathaniel Brothers
Otterden
Rosanna Beckman
Anapolis
John Kern
Manila
Brownstown
Brownstown Banner
Robertson
Owen Township
Paine’s
Chas. Lightner
the Greeley Records
Miss Grant
Prince Cantacuzene
Vanderbilts
Sues
Yoeonee
Maria J. Bem Has
Fifer
Illinois
Interstate Commerce Committee
Geo. Keck
Greensburg
Holland
Priday
Peconic
Bay
Greenport
N.X
Toledo
Dewey
Richmond
Win
Walker
A. J
Robert
Winning
Carterville
Owle
Henry Murden
Greentown
James Ball
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