Financiers Confident in Roosevelt Economy After McKinley Death
Lyman J. Gage in Chicago reports finances at a high level with prosperity, plentiful money, and a treasury surplus. He praises Roosevelt's energetic handling of office details and says the country will remain prosperous as Washington returns to normal routine after McKinley’s death.
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Chicago
Treasury
Roosevelt
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
United States
Washington
McKinley
Editorials Endorse Bookwalter Amid Liquor Campaign
Our Standard editorial defends Bookwalter against rumors that he would shut down the town, calling reports false and malicious. The piece notes past liquor enforcement observed by Bookwalter and argues the Republican ticket should win this fall. Charles Eastus of Clermont was fined $20 and costs in two criminal cases for selling liquor without a license after his place was found operating. the judge deferred harsher penalties on promise of future compliance.
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Our
Standard
State Liquor League
Bookwalter
Maguire
Denny
Powell
Our Standard
Chief Powell
Bockwalter
Bates House
Knights of Fidelity News
Charles Eastus
Clermont
Alford
Epileptic Fits Cure Promised by Verve Vitalizer
Sigourney Iowa resident Mrs M J Atwood reports three years of epileptic fits and nervous collapse improved after using Wheeler's Verve Vitalizer. She credits it with stopping attacks and urges others to try it. others claim it cures indigent nervous disorders with no strong drugs. Sold by J W Brant Co Albion Mich at 1.00 per bottle.
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Wheeler
M. J. Atwood
Sigourney
St. ‘Vitus
J. W. Brant Co., Ltd
Albion, Mich
Eat for Health Warned by Dr Remusson and Stuart Tablets
A health article urges a mixed diet of grains fruits and meats with meat as the most nourishing option. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion for nervous dyspeptics and claims the tablets supply pepsin and diastase for complete digestion. It condemns useless cathartics and notes universal availability at 50 cents.
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Julius Remusson
Smuart
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Electric line to link Toledo St Louis and Chicago
A 680 mile electric railroad project will connect Toledo Ohio with St Louis and Chicago. One hundred sixty five miles are under construction with full operation expected in 18 months. The Goshen Indiana birth location links through South Bend Michigan City and Angola to Momence and Kankakee before continuing to Chicago and on to Springfield and St Louis.
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Kankakee
Ill
Toledo
I. Louis
Chicago
Prospect
Enterprise
Goshen
Ind
South Bend
Michigan City
Kruger in Declining Health Reported in Amsterdam
Private information from Hilverson states that Paul Kruger is rapidly failing in health. Attending physicians fear a total collapse within months. Severe senile decay is noted and few visitors are allowed to see the aged ex president of the Transvaal.
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Amsterdam
Hilverson
Paul Kruger
Transvaal
Four Crouthers Brothers Seek Army Musician Posts
Four Crouthers brothers from Freedom Missouri applied to Maj Davis at St Louis to enlist as musicians after circus work ended. Frank plays trombone and violin George tuba and piano Jerry cornet drums Charles clarinet piccolo and drums. Maj Davis will enlist if their widow mother agrees they can support her while serving, with Fort Sheridan Minnesota as the band posting.
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ST. Louis
Crouthers
Freedom
Maj
Davis
United States Army
Frank
George
Jerry
Charles
Maj. Davis
Fort Sheridan
Minn
Births Deaths and Marriages Listing
Births and deaths dated September with names and ages follow. Entries include C L Poston Ada Poston Sherman Drive Myrtle Smith Stella Schrader J E Verry George Endsley Priscilla Young Rosa Harmening Mildred Lawson Joseph Long Elander Lady Esther Bowers G W Dowell and others with addresses and physicians. Marriages include Frank C Butts and Rosein Pisca tor Almon H Dicky and Cora D Drennan.
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C. L
Ada Poston
Irvington
C. O. Lowry
Ernest and Ora Castle
E. MecCarty St
A. O. Ward
B. L
Myrtle Smith
S&s. Sherman-drive
F. W
Stella Schrader
Belmont-ave
Rosa Harmening
Beecher St
W. E. Jeffries
G. W. Shinn
N. Noble
P. Henser
Mildred G. Lawson
Prospect St
C. L. Ritter
Joseph Long
Central Ave
T. Potter
Elander Lady
Insane
Sarah Stockton
Esther J. Bowers
Division St
Marasmus
E. S. Alexander
G. W. Dowell
Hillave
W. G. McChesney
Frank C. Butts
Rosein Jule Piscator
Almon H. Dicky
Cora D. Drennan
Cable to Manila Proposal Reaches Roosevelt
Washington dispatch reports John W. Mackay offering to lay a cable to Manila within two years with landings at San Francisco Honolulu Guam and Manila and to connect San Francisco with Honolulu within nine months no subsidy asked. Roosevelt weighing the plan amid other news items. notices for Dean's ointment Dr W B Craig veterinary services Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup and upright pianos at Baldwin's included.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John W. Mackay
Philippines
Mackay
Manila
San Francisco
Honolulu
Guam
Sport of snobbery roils America's Cup headlines
London readers critique the America's Cup coverage for focusing on yacht owners rather than seamanship. The Review condemns the fixation on personalities as vulgar, likening the sails to advertising pills and soap, and warns it corrupts the sport’s purity.
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London
Review
Nelson Monument
Seven Lieutenants Named for New Fire Companies
The Board of Safety promotes six men to captaincies to lead new fire companies. Al Van Camp J F Aldrich O H Montgomery John Hunt Maurice Healy and Ed Faullois will take effect on assignment by Chief Barrett as two new companies will include old officers and service may begin in a couple of weeks.
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Barrett
Board of Safety
al van Camp
J. F. Aldrich
O. H. Montgomery
John Hunt
Maurice Healy
Ed Faullois
Police court reports enable assault case against two men
John Ihrig of 117 East South Street and Alonzo Wolf of 38 East Washington Street faced police court Saturday on assault and battery charges. Judgment was withheld in Ihrig’s case, while Wolf was discharged. Ihrig allegedly went to Wolf’s house and assaulted him. Wolf retaliated by breaking Ihrig’s arm, a punishment the judge deemed sufficient.
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John Thrig
South St
Alonzo ‘Wolf
Washington St
Wolf
Thrig
Ihrig
Armour executive dies of Bright's disease in Kansas City
Kirkland B. Armour aged 47 head of the Kansas City branch of Armour and Co died Friday evening from Bright's disease.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
The
Armour, Packing ‘Company
Bright
Local Property Repairs and Dwellings Sold
Margaret Irvin of Haughville sells or lists a cottage for 350 dollars. J W Kealing located at LaSalle and Washington streets has a frame dwelling sale. Co T Boyer reports two frame houses on Eleventh near Sterling priced at 2500 each. State house building and loan association at 1216 Standard Street boards repairs for 200. August Nagel at 2046 8 West Washington Street reports repairs for 300.
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Margaret Irvin
Haughville
J. W. Kealing
LaSalle and
Washinston-sts
Co. T. Boyer
E. Eleventh-st
Stering-st
State House Building and Loan Association
Standard-st
August Nagel
W. Washington St
Excursion to Michigan City Schedules One Dollar
A one dollar excursion trip from Indianapolis departs Sunday October 6 1901 at 6 30 a m. The itinerary details and return time are announced by the organizer.
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Michigan City
Indianapolis
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Kruger
Morrow
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Pelee
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CABLE
MANIA
Dean
Baldwin's
W. B. Craig
Wood's Stable
Kirkland
Armour
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
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Washington Street
National Furniture CO
Hutchinson’s
Giood
Albert Hutchin
Green
Tomson
Stevenson
Vvories
Monument Place
Gregs
Indianapolis Business Universit
E. J. Heeb
T Makers
Cincinnati
Union Station
Garland
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Miheeard Pinkham
Kilmer
Cardus
Dr. Pierce
Scott
Warner
Hell's Pine
Stuckmeyer’s Pharmacies
Je Kyle
E. Chiest
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