Brandle and Perkins Found Guilty of Torture in Luzon
Captain G W Brandle and Second Lieutenant Alvin Perkins of the Twenty eighth Volunteer Infantry are convicted of torturing five Filipino prisoners at Mariquina Luzon. They received a reprimand after Gen MacArthur approved the court findings with minor edits and warned they harmed U S interests and U S army honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. W. Brandlle
Alvin &.” Perkins
Twenty-eighth Volunteer Infantry
Filpino
Mariquina
Luzon
MacArthur
Foolish prank ends in death and danger in Seattle
Pearl Boyd, a Seattle restaurant operator, was described as a raving mani ac after a prank involving a deceased Eskimo hand placed under a pillow startled her. Her lover Paul Laird shot himself upon learning of the outcome, while authorities restrained Pearl from further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Pearl Boyd
Paul Laird
Laird
End of a lively Republican week in Indiana campaign
A busy week for Indiana Republicans closes with a Saturday night meeting in Tomlinson Hall presided by Harry Halderman. Senator Dolliver of Iowa speaks to the Indiana Commercial Travelers Republican Club as Gov. Mount, Senator Fairbanks, Postmaster General Smith, and Congressman Littlefield address crowds across the state. A monster parade led by Grand Marshal A A Womack to the hall follows a detailed route through downtown Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Towa
Indiana
Republican Club
Tomlinson Hal
Gov. Mount
Fairbanks
Gen. Smith
Hoosierdam
Littlefield
Maine
Indianapolis
John P. Irish
Gold Democrats
Harry Halderman
Commercial Travelers’ Club
Grandmarshal A. A. Womack
Col. H. B. Smith
Charles Elliott
N. Delaware St
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Market
Capitol
Washington
Delaware
May Reinstate Dreyfus Still Controversy Round
A Paris dispatch says the Dreyfus case will reopen after the exposition. The court of cassation reportedly will not accept the Rennes court martial's sentence and is expected to quash it and reinstate Dreyfus in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Chronicle
Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
Rennes
Dreyfus Denies Filipino Army Reorganization
Ex Captain Dreyfus in Paris rejects reports he would form a Filipino army. He says his gratitude to the United States for backing his trial is too great to allow him to lift arms against that country. His goal is rehabilitation before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dreyfus
United States
H.m
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Highlighted in Ad Text
The fragment promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for bad blood and related ailments such as scrofula salt rheum and rheumatism. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla makes good blood and mentions Hood's Pills for headaches in a period advertising voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Removal Notice Moves Doctor's Downtown Office
Dr. B. F. Bye formerly at 227 N. Tlinois st. has moved his downtown office to 403 N. Illinois st. at the northeast corner of Vermont. Both telephones No. 192 remain in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bye
N. Tlinoisst
N. Illinoisst
Vermont
Finest prepared meal in city offered at St Charles hotel
Full regular dinner and a 2c business men's lunch listed at St Charles hotel. Charles Mueil erachoen and McCreast are named as operators with opposite Union station location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
St. Charles Hotel
Chas. Mueilerachoen
Wrop. McCreast
Union Station
Trunks Telescopes and Marness Payments Noted
Fragmentary notice records cash payments totaling three euros since unspecified date. Names and full context unclear due to damaged text.
Cress Sentenced 20 Years for Perjury in Saloon Claim
Terre Haute Sept 29 George Cress was sentenced to 20 years in prison for perjury after he swore he saw Secretary Dick of the anti saloon league drunk in a saloon on a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Tad
George Cress
Antisaloon League
Richmond Yearly Meeting Adopts New Constitution
The Indiana yearly meeting of friends adopted a new constitution and discipline at their Saturday session. Five meetings have favored it and two more will adopt to make it effective, signaling progress toward a unified plan for the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
United States
Canada
Friends’ Meeting
Indiana
Emma Phillips
Mexico
Carlisle Elected President of Sound Money Campaign Club
John G Carlisle former secretary of the treasury was chosen president of the lawyers sound money campaign club organized Friday. The resolutions assert that defeating Bryan and Stevenson is essential to maintain the gold standard. Other signers include George Headley Wheeler H Beckham George L Rives and Francis L Stetson. Sound money is declared the vital issue for the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
the Treasury
Cleveland
The
Lawyers’ Sound
Bryan
Stevenson
Carlisle
George Headley
Ohio
Wheeler H. Beckham
George L. Rives
Francis L. Stetson
Carnegie to Support McKinley Say Carnegie
North American Review in advance notice says Andrew Carnegie wrote an article for the October issue supporting McKinley. The report that Carnegie favored Bryan had circulated from Boston but is now disposed of by the magazine’s advance statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
New York
North American Review
Andrew Car
Ley
Boston
Carnegie
Bryan
Purdue Ex football figure hired to coach Earlham team
Richmond Indiana news reports that Sply Cloyd Marshall, former Purdue university football player and coach, has been engaged to coach the Earlham college team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Sply— Cloyd Marshall
Purdue University
Earlham College
Indiana News Highlights From Terre Haute Area
A roundup of Indiana items notes fatalities from a Pennsylvania train and a church mission in Logansport, a Terre Haute school opening with 400 students, local coal price hikes, and various accidents, arrests, and civic events including a parachute misfire near a Vigo county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Woodall
Pierson Township
Vigo County
War messages from Funston and Hoosier warn war to run till election
Dispatches from Terre Haute and Iola report Gen. Funston and a Hoosier express that the war will continue until the election. Letters from the Philippines claim Aguinaldo’s forces seek to influence outcomes and imply anti imperialist sentiment could affect McKinley and Bryan’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
High School Senate Debates Direct Election Bill
Visitors admitted as high school senate discusses a bill by Senator Baker to elect senators by direct vote and to establish a referendum. The bill covered by several senators and advisors with a resolution on Philippine independence. visitors may attend sessions on designated days this year.
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Senate
Baker
James Nimal
Shoup
Coburn Allen
Perkins
Ernest Cohen
Bacon
Frank Doudecan
Depew
Don Gilman
Bates
Clyde Miller
Philippine Islands
Donnan
Building Trades Council Formed To Unite Craft Unions
Arrangements are under way to organize a building trades council comprising carpenters brick layers plasterers painters electrical workers hod carriers steam and hot water fitters stone cutters art glass workers tin and sheet metal workers wood workers mosaic letters plumbers wood lathers and metal lathers. The council aims to draw these crafts closer while not interfering with the Central Labor Union. Its rules would let any union business agent call off all workers on a building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Auto cab crash injures driver on Prospect avenue
Milwaukee dispatch reports an auto cab traveling up Prospect avenue at ten miles per hour Friday night suddenly stopped, reared into the air and overturned, ending on its back in the middle of the street. The driver was badly hurt.
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St. L
Bird’s Eye
Robert Mahaffey
Claude Hopper
Prospect Ave
Girls Industrial School to Open in Tomlinson Hall
The Girls' industrial school will open in Tomlinson hall on Saturday Oct 6 with the largest staff and high prospects. The executive board may seek city council support for a permanent home as Tomlinson hall may be insufficient. Last year 800 pupils and 114 instructors and officers were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Frank Blanchard
C. L. Ritter
H. C., Thornton
W. E. Miller
C. L. Wayne
Board of Managers
F. W. Tidball
H. H. Hall
L. H. Anger
W. C. Hall
B. F. French
C. A. Wilson
W. H. Johnson
E. Kercheval
A. E. Cook
J. Cumming Smith
W. H. Hall
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Permanent Cure
A physician notes many medicines fail on piles but highlights Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, painless, non surgical remedy. Sold by druggists for 50 cents, the product is a suppository used at night and claimed to provide immediate relief and lasting cure without cocaine or opium. The Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan offers a free booklet on causes and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piles
Niles
All Druga Iste
Pyramid Drug. Co
Marshall, Mich
A Powerful Remedy for Disease
A testimonial claims Paine's Celery Compound cured long standing chronic diseases and nervous prostration. The speaker says after starting in 1891 health improved, weight increased by twenty eight pounds, and regular spring and fall use keeps him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
City Markets Prices In Indianapoliss Fresh Provisions
Indianapolis on September markets list varied prices for provisions. Smoked meats and bacon edges, fresh pork cuts, dried beef hams, and sausage types appear along with vegetables fruits and nuts. Groceries cover sugar, coffee, teas, canned goods, fish and game, oysters, seeds, and more.
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California
Indiana
Bermuda
Michigan
Brazil
Ridgewood
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal
Windsor
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Wholesale prices for hides, leather, and provisions
A scanned page itemizes commodity prices including hides at varying leather grades, tallow, salt, oats and flour, feed, oils, cheese, eggs, butter, live poultry, coal retail rates, and drugs with per unit costs and ton or per gallon quotations. Named goods include leather types, tallow, salt brands, and medical chemicals with specific price points.
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Whey
Brandle
Lieut
United States Army
BIG Guns
America
Rick
Pilla
Cress
Richmond Yearly Meeting
Taylor
Plainfield
Kentucky
Geo. W. Farrar
John G. Car
Money Campaign Club
Negie
Num
Ber
McKin
Indiana Inklings
George Chance
North Madison
Normal School
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Logansport
Stephen Canter
Jeffersonville
Col
J. E. Burton
Martinsville
Sherman
B. W. Hair
Dorothy Peterson
Harvey Childs
New Albany
Cuba
Reading
P. O. 8S
Crawfordsville
American Flint Glass Workers’ Association
Front Far Manufacturers
Albert Cook
Bedford
Lord Roberts
Light Inspectionar Company
Hagerstown
South Africa
Biscuit Trust
Wayne Baking Company
Ort Wayne
Fall Creek
Pendleton
Madison County
Charles S. Knight
Fort Wayne
Houser
G. W. Cromas
Hartford City
Peter Ruble
W. H. Hale
Jackson, Mich
British Medical Institute
Lee
Matilda Loy
Columbus
Cincinnati
John Boatner
Catlin
Parke County
Muncie
Boyd Estate
Greenfield
Hancock County
Edward J. Stein
Greenville
McCormick Harvsting Machine Company
Zacanah McNew
Dublin
Whitewater Conference
United Brethren Church
Chicago
Dowie
Zion
Peru
Angelo Fortuna
Ruth Covington
Joseph A. Goddard
Marie
Law
Corydon M. Rich
Neely
Goddard
Ann Crouch
Thorntown
Crouch
Atherton
Terre Haute Express
W. W. McKissell
Cavalry
Philippines
Iola
Eas
Chas. F. Scote
Gen. Funston
Aguinaldo
High School Senate
A Building Trades Council
Milwaukee
Wis
Girls’ Industrial School
Paine’s
J. B. Potter
Centerville, R. L. Writes
City Markets
Singapore
Imperial
Oolong
Young Hyson
Lima
Inc
Johnson
Baltimore
Timothy
Ilver Hull
G. S. Beef
Harnes
W. S
New York State
Wisconsin
Limburger
Pittsburg
Kanawha
Winifrede
Raymond City
Jackson
Brail
Island City
Blossburg
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