Hurty Predicts 500 Indiana Deaths From Typhoid
Dr. Hurty warns that five hundred residents in Indiana now healthy will die by next Christmas from typhoid fever. He offers to supply names ages residences and death causes on that day. He notes typhoid is preventable with diligent public health effort and cites higher death rates in northern Indiana versus Michigan counties due to funding for prevention education.
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Indiana
Michigan
Michigan Health Board
Postmaster General Smith endorses trusts issue
Cleveland Sept. 26 Postmaster General Charles E Smith says trusts exist in the United States despite Senator Hanna’s denial He calls the trust question big and complex and urges legislative action to reach the root of the evil He adds the Republican Party is the only party that has acted to suppress trust evils.
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Cleveland
Chas. E. Smith
United States
Hanna
Republican Party
Youthful husband vanishes amid wealth and rumors
Mrs. W. H. Hutchinson, 78, of New York mourns her young husband aged 22 who disappeared three weeks ago. She notes he was a grocery clerk and actor when married last February and believes he will return. She has four marriages and three divorces, and is said to be worth $3 million. It is hinted he carried away much of her cash.
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New York
W. H. Hutchinson
Building inspector orders removal of electric sign dispute
Building inspector Bedell issued an order for the When Clothing Company to remove a new electric sign suspended across the sidewalk above a portico. Safety Commissioner McMillen joked he would bet Bedell the sign would stay since the portico has existed for years.
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Bedell
When Clothing Company
McMillen
McIntosh to Lead Chile Navy Construction Project
Lieut. Horace P. McIntosh of the U S Navy, once a DePauw professor, sails to Chile with U S government approval to supervise the building of a Chilean navy. He was endorsed by five U S Navy admirals without a joint recommendation.
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Horace P. McIntosh
U. S. ‘Navy
DePauw University
Chili
United States
U. S. Navy
Want Moe Members Increase Trade Board to 500
Several Board of Trade members believe the body could function better as a commercial organization by raising the membership limit from 500. The idea of a new building is being discussed again.
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Board of Trade
Twin births flood Victor Beauquiet home in Homestead
Pittsburg Sept 26 report that within four years three pairs of twins arrived at the home of Victor Beauquiet a steelworker in Homestead The twins include Victor Hugo and Napoleon Bonaparte General Grant and General McMahon William J Bryan and John Putnam the latter a democratic leader at Homestead
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Pittsburg
Victor Beauquiet
Homestead
Victor Hugo
Napoleon Bonaparte
Grant
General McMahon
William J. Bryan
John Putnam
Sanborn workers to face trial for Sabbath desecration
Gerry Sanborn and seven Sanborn Electrical Company employees will be tried Friday in Justice Stout's court charged with desecrating the Sabbath. The workers allegedly labored on the South-side turn Verein building on Sunday and are prosecuted by the union.
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Gerry Sanborn
Sanborn Electrical Company
Premier Marchand Dies in Montreal at 70
Premier Marchand, aged 70, died in Montreal on Tuesday night. Torpedo beat destroyer Decatur was launched in Richmond, Virginia, on Wednesday. Kansas City firemen, who had been tending the Paris exposition, returned to New York on Wednesday.
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Marchand
Montreal
Decatur
Richmond
Kansas City
New York
Republican clubs form in Greensburg with 436 members
Dr. D R Lucas spoke at Hortonville on Republican campaigning. Grant Michener, Indiana Linco league secretary, reported Greensburg forming Fremont Lincoln and McKinley club with 436 members, 222 for Fremont, 214 for Lincoln. R H Clark spoke Tuesday night at Meridian and Washington streets, used an intoxicated man to illustrate saloon issues.
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D. R. Lucas
Hortonville
Hamilton County
Grant Michener
Indi ‘Ana Linco League
Organization of Clubs
Fremont, Lincoln and McKinley
Greensburg
Fremont
Lincoln
R. H. Clark
Meridian
Washington Sts
Clark
State Constitution Blocks Park Sale Plan
Charley Wilson argues Wednesday that the proposal to trade Military park for the Union station property lacks authority. He cites the state constitution which preserves the state house grounds Circle park and forbids leasing or selling them without an amendment.
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Charley Wilson
Military Park
Union Station
Indianapolis
State House
Circle Park
Millionaire William M. Rice Dies in New York
New York on September 26 William M Rice a Texas and Wisconsin investor died suddenly at the Berkshire apartment house Coroner investigates Death deemed natural by a medical certificate Chief of police questions homicide The dead man's name appeared on four checks for 250 000 presented at banks for payment These checks were issued to Attorney A T Patrick who says they were for a trust fund Rice was cremated Wednesday
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New York
William M. Rice
Texas
Wisconsin
Berkshire
McClusky
A. T. Patrick
Rice
Woman shoots husband over alimony dispute in Omaha
In Omaha on Tuesday night Herman Vereheren, a wealthy liquor dealer, threatened to eject his divorced wife from his store. She shot him in the abdomen, likely fatally, injuring bookkeeper William Kaufman and shipping clerk Louis McAlivey. The motive cited is delayed bi monthly alimony.
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Omaha
Neb
Herman Vereheren
William Kaufman
Louis McAlivey
A Furious Hurricane Strikes Iceland Land
Advices from Iceland dated September 20 report a terrible hurricane sweeping the island at 120 miles an hour last week. The Got entry about Offord was swept away along with fences, people, and grass. Dozens of boats ashore, twenty people dead and many injured.
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London
Iceland
Offord
Indiana Not Doubtful Says Taggart On Bryan Prospects
Chicago Sept 24 Tom Taggart Indiana member of the democratic national committee called on Chairman Jones. He said Indiana is not doubtful and that prospects of carrying it by a large majority for Bryan are growing daily.
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Chicago
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Bryan
Question Lingers Over Will Bynum Campaign Speech
Ex-congressman Will Bynum returns home amid silence on speaking role. Republican state headquarters say he has not been assigned. Martin of Gold Democrats headquarters reports no engagements known. Bynum previously served as national chairman of the Gold Democrats four years ago.
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Bynum
Republican
Martin
Gold Democratic
The
Gold Democrats
German supervisor to oversee candelabra erection at soldiers monument
A man will soon arrive from Germany to supervise the eight candelabra installation at the soldiers' monument. Structural iron work reached Indianapolis this week and the bronze piece was shipped from Berlin on September 17. Erection is expected to take about a month and the total cost is estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Germany
Soldiers’ Monument
Indianapolis
Berlin
Births Deaths and Marriages Notice Fragment
A list of births deaths and marriages with names and addresses including Olander Minnie Dollman 838 8S No ble st boy George Smith 333 McCauley st boy Ella Rose 1626 Sheldon st girl Typhoid fever cases Mamie V Masten 16 1368 Bismark ave Joseph Eissenbach 53 St Vincent's hospital typhoid fever Several couples listed Charles H Cook Katherine Mc Laughlin Henry Ford Irva Nishnour George B Moore Bessie Todhunter Morrison Gregory Anna Dunn Clemens V Wurtz Anna M Koors Davis V Burkit Mary Richard son Charles A Gardner Edith Bundwin Joseph S Kirkpatrick Catherine G Hughes Dee Nusum Annal L Beeson
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Olander
Minnie Dollman
Noble
George and
Alice Smith
McCauley
Ella Rose
Sheldon St
Mamie V. Masten
Bismark Ave
Joseph Eissenbach
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bertram S. Kellenberger
Gertrude J. Mobley
Charles H. Cook
Katherine McLaughlin
Henry Ford
Irva Nishnour
George B. Moore
Bessie Todhunter
Morrison Gregory
Anna Dunn
Clemens V. Wurtz
Anna M. Koors
Davis V. Burkit
Mary Rtichardson
Charles A. Gardner
Edith Bundwin
Joseph S. Kirkpatrick
Catherine G. Hughes
Dee Nusum
Annal L. Beeson
List of repairs and properties with amounts in city records
Arch ie Greathouse 218 Indiana Ave cellar way 3100 Henry Eitel 185 N Meridian St repairs 350 P H Fitzgerald corner Circle and Market St repairs 135 E Bohrman Sanders St near Shelby cottage 490 J Kennedy 209 Bright St repairs 100 Joseph Kares 209 N Davidson St repairs 15 J B Roberson 2315 W Washington St frame house 32000 Alice Cogler 296 Rader St barn 200 J L Dunn 739 King Ave Haughville cottage 800 J H Rugenstine corner Downey and Chestnut Sts kitchen 50 Adolph Kramp 725 K Georgia St Ten te ete Paris George Atherton Pe N Delaware St house and barn 2000 BP He Fitzgerald North St porch 554 Senate Ave rear
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Archie Greathouse
Indiana Ave
Henry Eitel
N. Meridian-st
P. H. Fitzgerald
Corner Circle
Market-st
E. Bohrman
Sanders-st
Shelby
J., Kennedy
Bright-st
Joseph Kares
N. Davidson-st
J. B. Roberson
Washington-st
Alice Cogler
Rader-st
J. L. Dunn
King-ave
Haughville
J. H. Rugenstine
Downey and
Chestnut-sts
Adolph Kramp
Georgia-st
Hon Thaddeus Lyon says wife killed herself over lack of notice
Hon Thaddeus Lyon a three time state senator from Portland says his wife, a 20 year old school teacher, killed herself in Pittsburg after he did not receive telegrams sent to him in care of the Indian democratic committee in Indianapolis. He vows to hold the Western Union company accountable.
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South Bond
Ind
Thaddeus Lyon
Portland
Ore
Indian Democratic Committee
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Western Union Company
Tolstoi Excommunicated by Russian Church
The Gazette reports Count Leo Tolstoi has been excommunicated by the Russian church. A secret edict, issued by Bishop Antonius, ordered clergy to refuse recognition of Tolstoi as an orthodox clergyman. Declared a disobedient hostile critic and a heretic, the count is 72 and in precarious health.
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Leo Tolstoi
Antonius
Tolstoi
Yale Freshmen Towed Blindfolded In Campus Pranks
New Haven. Sept 26. Tuesday night Yale upperclassmen towed freshmen around the campus and town center blindfolded and decorated by their captors. Clubhouses and resorts were crowded as the upperclassmen reveled in the spectacle. Tonight a more complete program includes boxing and wrestling matches for freshmen found outside their rooms.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Man Tried for Felony Entry in Criminal Court
Frank Williamson faced a jury Wednesday on a charge of entering a house to commit a felony. Velma Smith of 303 Cable Street testified she woke August 15 to find the man at her bedside in moonlight with his hands on her.
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Frank Williamson
Velma Smith
Cable St
Ex-councilman opens saloon on Massachusetts Ave locale
Ex councilman Al Harston once linked with a street railway franchise ordinance has opened a fine saloon on Massachusetts avenue between New Jersey and Alabama streets, drawing local interest from residents and business observers.
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al Harston
Massachusetts Ave
New Jersey
City Life News Roundup From Ward Nine And Local Events
Friday night the ward nine Republicans meet in John McFarland s barn at Shelby and Cedar streets. Indiana company increases capital stock to 75000 dollars. Texas relief fund contributions reach 156 68 with total 7815 53. Berlin delivered chandelier plates for the monument to be installed in a month. Henry B Wilson declared of unsound mind after claiming more children. John Hunt to be tried for wheel theft from Enoch Leeman with his brother Oren accused. Herbert L Whitehead and wife sold a double lot on N Illinois Street for 14000 to Indiana Trust Company. Minor Golding injured by a limb breaking while stretching wires at Broad Ripple. Annual meeting of the Association of Assistant Physicians to Hospitals for the Insane at Central Insane Hospital with about 20 doctors to attend and papers read. Geo L Raschig filed final receiver report for Mary Jane Smith estate showing 47 rent, 26 76 repairs, 20 24 cash, 10 24 services, 19 attorney fee. Farewell reception for Rev J R T Lathrop and family to Portland Oregon, new pastor Rev C C Edwards. Y M C A directors reception for Geo T Howser and Caleb S Denny, Memorial Presbyterian pastor Rev Ballard, Paul Gilbert, John B Martin readings. Ohio asks permission for armed troops to pass through Indiana. Company D Eighth Infantry to St Louis for competitive drill. Secretary Wilson quips permission granted. Germania Hall capacity nearly 1250 after improvements, hall to host carnival entertainments during festival and open Wednesday night.
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Ward ‘9
John McFarland
Shelby and Cedarsts
Indianapolis
Board of Trade Texas Relief Fund
Berlin
Henry B. Wilson
John Hunt
Enoch Leeman
Jackson
Oren
Herbert L. Whitehead
Indiana Trust Company
N. Illinois St
Minor Golding
Central Telephone Company
Broad Ripple
Association of Assistant Physicians To Hospitals For Insane
Central Insane Hospital
Geo. L. Raschig
Mary Jane Smith
Johnson
Edwin Ray Church
J. R. T. Lathrop
Portland
Ore
C. C. Edwards
Geo. T. Howser
Caleb S. Denny
Ballard
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Paul Gilbert
John B. Martin
Ohio
Indiana
Eighth Infantry
St. Louis
Wilson
Germania Hall
Mozart
Tomlinson Hall
Carnival Society
Postum Food Coffee Wins Over Dyspepsia Says Family
Mrs Mary E Brown of Waterford View testifies that a friend troubled by coffee induced dyspepsia found relief after switching to Postum Food Coffee. She details weight gain and improved health after three months, noting her physician husband endorses Postum as healthiest beverage and the family no longer drinks coffee.
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Postum
Waterford
He Laughs Best Who Laughs Last
An ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood, claiming only one in ten has pure blood and urging others to take the remedy so they may laugh first last and all the time.
Death of J C Gibney and party in Colombia fever
J Hi Orndorff of Consumers gas trust reports from Cartagena that J C Gibney master mechanic and four companions have died of fever with one seriously ill. Gibney, a Pennsylvania contractor, worked in Indianapolis on Consumers pipes in 1881 and 1888. The Colombian railroad project is backed by English capital and has faced revolutionary disruption. The letter notes rebels have captured a train and control most towns along the line, though Cartagena remains in question.
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J. Hi. Orndorff
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Colombia
Girolot
Bogota
B. Wooster
Fort Wayne
J. C. Gibney
Gibney
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Consumers' Company
Cartagena
Wooster
Rockefeller Wins Defamation Suit Over Corigan Fraud Claim
Cleveland news reports Judge Lamson ruled that John D. Rockefeller did not defraud Capt. James Corrigan of 900000 in the Corrigan against Rockefeller case. The suit arose after Corrigan and Frank Rockefeller borrowed funds to develop mining property and placed 2500 Standard Oil certificates with Rockefeller as security, which he later purchased.
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Cleveland, CO
Lamson
John D. Rockefeller
James Corrigan
Corrigan
Rockefeller
Frank Rockefeller
British Fleet Moves North to Counter Russia
Shangehai Sept 26 Admiral Seymour orders Centurion and other British ships to head northward amid reports Russia seeks permanent control of the Pekin and Tien-Tsin railway. The action reflects a shift to deter potential Russian influence in the region.
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Shangebai
Seymour
Centurion
Woodruff Place Residents Suffer Repeated Outages
Woodruff Place residents report repeated electric outages from the local light plant which has failed three times this year. Citizens express frustration and fear of footpads and burglars amid the darkness and unreliable service.
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Woodruff Place
Two Political Tales Show Bryan Winds Across Regions
A Madison County man advocates Bryan as Indiana moves away from single party rule while a southerner questions governance and religion. A North Side Democrat recalls McKinley prosperity turning to delays after voting for free silver, noting a Bryan portrait in his window as a warning that prosperity favors the other fellow.
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Madison County
Mississippi
Fair Grounds
Bryan
Indiana
North Side
McKinley
Laxative Bremo Quinine Tabiets Claim Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement promises a rapid cold cure using Laxative Bremo Quinine Tabs with a no cure, no pay offer. Priced at 25 cents, the claim highlights a fast remedy with a money-back style guarantee.
Street Duel Near Capitol Avenue Leaves Two Fugitives
A Wednesday afternoon street duel at Maryland and Capitol avenues ended after three shots. Both men escaped uninjured. One man was identified as Jack Strange, a well known police character. Patrolman Sullivan pursued Jim Thomas through the state house yard, firing twice, but Thomas proved not to be one of the combatants.
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Jack Strange
Thomas
Tragedy in Franklin Woman Dies by Morphine Suicide
Miss Ida Parsons, staying with Mrs. Belle McClelan in Franklin, Indiana, died at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday after taking morphine. Her home was in Louisville, Kentucky. No reason is given for the act.
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Belle McClelan
Louisville
Coal Prices Rise At Brazil Meet
In Brazil Indiana on Tuesday black coal operators gathered and agreed to advance the price of coal by 23 cents per ton, signaling a coordinated move amid market pressure and production costs.
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Brazil
Ind
Cuban Guards Kill Bandits Report from Havana
Havana dispatch reports bandits reappearing in Pinar del Rio region. Rural guards killed several, while Gen. Burton and Maj. Greble are said not to have contracted yellow fever. Thirteen new acres are reported, Wednesday.
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Havana
Pinar del Rio
Greble
Interstate Live Stock Market report at Union and Indiana yards
Interstate Stock Yards and Indianapolis Union Stock Yards dated Sept 26 show cattle receipts light at Interstate with limited Wednesday shipments. Quotes list prices for various categories including good to prime export steers, fair to medium steers, sending prices for hogs, sheep, veals, cows, and bulls with range figures from 1,200 to 1,500 pounds and lighter weights for hogs and lambs.
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Heegers
Eecese
Seeegeas
C.cseaen
Uniem
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Ceeeeene
Sseeseer Eeewe
Searese
Westendveles
Chicago Futures and Local Ads Noted in Sept Market
Chicago markets show wheat and corn gains with September prices listed for futures and October. Provisions and dairy items including butter cheese and lard are cited at varied price ranges. Nearby classified notes offer sales of bicycles ponies and rental notices amid a busy urban page.
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Chicago
Young Americas
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Franklin, Ind
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