Lunatics Separated From Prisoners in Michigan City Reform Plan
Indiana reports reveal the criminal insane at Michigan City will be segregated from other inmates. Gov Durbin endorses immediate action using part of the northern hospital building for treatment. The board urged future legislation to formalize separation and improve care for the mentally ill.
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Indianapols
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Trudlinta
Enelist
Opera House
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Whitcomb Riley
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Charles Major
Lew Wallace
Eveleen Stein
George Ade
Booth Tarkington
Meredith Nicholson
Wallace
Indiana
Memorial tablet to Archibald Forbes at St Pauls Cathedral
Lord Wolseley unveils a memorial tablet to war correspondent Archibald Forbes in St Pauls crypt. Notables present include the widow General Sir Evelyn Wood and Commander Richardson Clover. Forbes died March 80 196M after a long career covering numerous campaigns.
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London
Lord Wolseley
Archibald Forbes
Gro
St. Paul's Cathedral
Evelyn Wood
Richardson Clover
Latval aAtinede
United States Colossy
Bin
Auto Goes Its Own Way On Staten Island Speed Trial
A high speed auto during a Staten Island speed trial ran through a crowd, killing Andrew Peatherston instantly and injuring six others including Captain Thomas Taylor and Mrs. Louise Johnson. Drivers W. G. Baker and Edward Delzer, Cleveland, are jailed on homicide charges with $5,000 bail each as the crowd receives medical aid.
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New York
Staten Island
W. (. Baker
Baker Motor Vehicle Company
Cleveland
Edward Delzer
Marion officer survives brutal madman assault in fight
Marion Indiana June 2 Tatrelmun Lendrum a new Marion officer fought a deranged man Theory Jordan through a terrifying street pursuit. Jordan climbed to a second story window and fled into a house. Landrum grappled with Jordan and was knocked onto a hot stove then thrown out a window. Landrum later felled Jordan with three blows but the attacker recovered and an second officer arrived to prevent murder.
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Ind
Tatrelmun Lendrum
Chicago
Landrum
Jordan
Hoar Opposes Law Amid Colonial Scalps Reward Reminder
Washington notes recount Spoon ey railing against a 1722 Massachusetts bounty for Indian scalps over age 12, while Hoar and Spoon ey clash on the Philippines and party loyalty. hiss-filled senate session follows. Separately in New York a Rockaway Beach fire claims two elderly victims and injures several, devastating nine hotels and a museum.
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Philippines
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Senate
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Cruery
New York
Max Kasten
Lydia MeKrow
Rockaway Beach
Thos. S. Meckrow
Prank
Martin Jansen
Morris Kasten
Young McKrow
Seenside Avenue Museum
Cleveland Politicians Weigh Next Republican Convention
In Cleveland Senator Hanna doubts the city as a convention site citing personal interest fears while White House reports note General Whiteside presented a Cuban flag to the Fourth Guantanamo regiment marking a first on Cuban soil beside U S colors. Treasury credits Michigan 255397.76 for Civil War troop equipment claims and Illinois also hails the ruling. Ex-President mentioned in New York dispatch.
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Ilanna
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Whiteside
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Cuba
Guantanamo
United States
Comptroller of the Treasury
Michigan
Illinois
Last Hope Realized and a Tender Town Romance
In a small town, Phil Strong, blindfolded by injury, seeks an ally in reading from Nona Stewart across the street. Their chance encounter rekindles a romance as she comes to read to him daily, and he confesses his love, changing both their lives.
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Nona Stewart
Nona
Phil Strong
Furdon
Miss
Philip Strong
Cromer
Tarrytown
Henry Lloyd Wes
Henry Lloyd
Mr. Strong
Philip
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
A. R. Otis
German Syrup Offered as Universal Cure for Consumption
A pitch extols Boschee's German Syrup as the longest selling remedy for consumption and lung troubles since 1868, claiming superiority for severe coughs, bronchitis, and croup with difficult sputum. It notes widespread drugstore availability and cites G. G. Green of Woodbury, NJ. France plans submarine construction with thirty-four built and thirty-one more slated this and next year.
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Boschee
G. G. Green
Woodbury, N. J
France
Oramblerain’s Oolio Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Oramberlain’s Olio cholera and diarrhoea remedy is praised as a dependable pleasant treatment. It is noted as especially valuable for summer diarrhoea in children and credited with saving many young lives yearly. Sold by A. R. Otis.
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A. R. Otis
Otterville man praises Foley's Honey and Tar remedy
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa says he suffered asthma for years and tried many cures with little relief from physicians in New York and other cities until Foley's Honey and Tar provided immediate relief. He endorses it strongly to others in the area.
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Daniel Bante
Otterville
Iows
New York
Foley's
C, Cunningham
Cuts Bruises And Burns Quickly Healed
Ninety percent of Russia’s 128000000 people are farmers. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment that heals cuts bruises and burns without maturation. For sale by A. R. Otis. Foley's Honey and Tar relieves chronic bronchial trouble and summer coughs. For sale by H. C. Cunningham.
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A. R. Otis
Foley
H. C. Cunningham
Otis Tropical Ten Promises Quick Headache Relief
An old advertisement touts Otis Tropical Ten as a lightener for heavy heads, claiming Vim like comfort and energy from a simple, pleasant remedy priced at 25 cents and less than a cent to cure.
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Otis Tropical
A. R. Otis
Tobacco Crop Share In United States Reported At Thirty Seven Percent
A historical note states that thirty seven percent of the world's tobacco crop is raised in the United States, highlighting U S production dominance in the global tobacco market.
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United States
Otis Tropical Fever offers gentle, inexpensive remedy
Advertisement touts Otis Tropical Fever as a pleasant laxative that cleanses stomach and bowels and purifies the blood. Describes the remedy as gentle and inexpensive with a large package priced at 25 cents.
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A. R. Otis
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