Hanger Whitecaps Fight Leads to Divorce Suit
Marengo Indiana June 17 Otto P Hanger files for divorce from Mrs Hanger after a mob whipped her on June 3 she walked home two miles in a storm to her sister s house and remains in Marengo while vowing to prosecute her attackers The incident follows allegations of cruelty to stepchildren and threats against Black residents in West Baden and surrounding area by a second note warning Black people to leave the valley under threat of death
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Marengo
Ind
Alice Hanger
Otto P. Hanger
Crawford
French Lick
West Baden
Man and bull wrestling match shocks Terre Haute crowd
A South American strongman Neve nius wrestled a 3 year old in Terre Haute on June 17 drawing twelve thousand excursionists. The match ended with the man down in round one and cautious play in round two amid other fair attractions.
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Terre Haute
Inds
Indiana
Ilinois Points
Fair Grounds
Nevenius
Wereford All
Dr. Carver
Democratic prospects and issues shaping the 1930s campaign
The speaker, en route from Lincoln Nebraska to Neosho Missouri, discusses early presidential campaign topics. He says imperialism and the money question will be key issues, notes free silver's uncertain role, and claims Republicans avoid the Fowler bill, while the trust question and Democratic chances appear favorable.
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Katinas City
Wiliam
Bryan
Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
Neosho
Hansen Fails in 1000 Mile Motor Cycle Bid
A. A. Hansen, the long distance bicycle rider, failed his 1000 mile motorcycle record attempt after a crash near mile 370 within the fifty hour limit. He was unconscious for hours but not seriously injured and plans a new trial later.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A. A. Hansen
Mississippi mother shoots five children then burns outhouse
Jackson Mississippi June 17 Mrs Leous Westrop a white woman living near Martin a small station five miles from the city killed five of her children by shooting them to death in an outhouse and afterward burned the structure over their bodies She escaped it was reported today
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Jackson
Miss
Leous Westrop
Martin
Ohio Wesleyan President Denies Wisconsin Call
Delaware June 17 President Bashford of Ohio Wesleyan University told students and alumni at a commencement gathering that he had not received a call to become president of the University of Wisconsin.
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Delaware, O
Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Wisconsin
Confectioners Eye New Western Candy Pact
Edwin Corbin of New York spent the past week in Cincinnati refining a western candy making combination and expects operation by July 1. The Confectioners' Review reports progress toward a joint venture among western manufactories.
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Cincinnati
Confectioners’ Review
Edwin Corbin
New York
First 1902 Wheat Car Reaches Kansas City
The first car of 1902 wheat arrived in Kansas City yesterday. It graded No. 2 red and came from Tulsa Indian Territory. It sold for 75 1/2 cents, about 3 cents above the market.
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Kansas City
Tulsa
I. T
Market quotations from Chicago Board of Trade as of June 16
Daily quotes show Wheat, Corn, Pork, Lard and Short Ribs with July to December futures. Live stock prices list hogs and cattle ranges, with butter eggs and poultry prices, plus western and native lambs and spring lambs in demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Italy
Reese
Texas
Edward Seventh in Scotland Causes Lingering Cloud Over Union
The London Truth editor Henry Labouchere claims a cloud hangs over Scotland as King Edward VII seeks recognition in Scotland as well as England. He notes the 200 year old act of union, sees Scots wary of identifying Edward VII and Edward I as shared sovereigns, and cites lingering discomfort with the name Edward among Scots.
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Henry Labouchere
London Truth
Scotland
Edwapd
England
Edward
Edward VII
Edward I
Great Britain
Edwards
Edward VII coronation in Scotland sparks historic rule debate
The piece argues Scotland remains a separate sovereign state in allegiance to the Tweed and honors Edward VII as the first Edward in Scotland since 1633. It notes the coronation will proceed per plan, though the royal title echoes a former foe, vexing Bruce and Wallace heirs.
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Edward VII
Bruce
Wallace
Banpockburn
First Oklahoma settlers tale ends with remedy cure
The editor of a Sentin paper recounts a 1889 Oklahoma land rush journey marked by heat and bad water. He suffered severe diarrhoea until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given, producing rapid relief within hours. Sold by A. R. Otis.
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Sentin
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
A. R. Otis
Brown University President Outlines Happiness Recipe
Faunce urges reading less literature about literature and seeks the few grand works. General Miles shifts back from prominence while General Humidity takes the lead again. Mary MacLane’s output contrasts with Laura Jean Libby and Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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Faunce
Brown University
Mary MacLane
Laura Jean Libby
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Ragtime Music Banned On New York Recreation Piers
The reform movement notes a prohibition on ragtime performances at New York recreation piers, signaling a shift in cultural policy in the metropolis.
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New York
Great Metropolis
Hundred Dollar Panama Hat and Cotton Picking Machinery
The item notes a hundred dollar Panama hat and the retirement of a long running joke about feminine millinery. It extols a remedy for summer diarrhea in children as lifesaving, available from A. L. Otis. A Greenville Mississippi contract marks the first regular use of cotton picking by machinery.
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A. i. Otis
Greenville
Miss
Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablets Proclaimed “Worst Enemy”
A testimonial from R A Pierce of Mason City Iowa praises Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for years of stomach trouble. The chocolate coated tablets allegedly relieve indigestion belching and all dyspeptic troubles from the first tablet. Made by Lakeside Med. Co Chicago, sold by A R Otis at 25 cents.
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Bailey
R. A. Pierce
Mason City
Iowa
Lakeside Med. Co
Chicago
A. R. Otis
Cough Cure Claims Quick Relief for Croup and Colds
D Scott Currin of Loganton Pa endorses One Minute Cough Cure as perfectly safe and immediate acting for coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles. The ad notes relief for croup grip bronchitis and coughs and lists A B Otis as the seller.
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D. Scott Currin
Loganton
A. BR. Otis
Otis Tropicz Tea Promises Clean Bowels And Blood Purity
An affordable remedy Otis Tropicz Tea is advertised as keeping stomach and bowels clean and blood pure. The ad promotes a large 25 cent package and targets general wellness.
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Otis Tropicz
A. R
Otis
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Sold in Willow Grove
Local ad claims DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures piles and skin ailments. S. R. Maeredith of Willow Grove Delaware says it cured his piles and recommends it for wounds and skin diseases. Sold by A. R. Otis with warning to avoid counterfeit products.
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DeWitt
S. R. Maeredith
Willow Grove
Del
A. R. Otis
It takes little to make a woman happy
A brief aphorism from the Philadelphia Record notes how small acts can brighten a woman’s mood and how easy it is to dampen it with neglect or meanness.
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Pharadelphia
Ten Years In Bed Kidney Cure Story
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes of ten years bedridden with kidney disease. After trying many doctors he found relief with Foley's Kidney Cure, now sold by Hv Cunningham.
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William J. Coad
Brunson Street
Cawego
N. Y
A. W. Chase
R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Indiana
Foley
Hv Cunningham
Otis Tropical Tonic Promised Health and Vitality
An old ad promotes Otis Tropical Tonic claiming to improve blood purity digestion and liver activity. It suggests excellent complexions and robust health from using 25c half dose. The copy echoes early patent medicine marketing with bold health claims.
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Otis
A. R. Otis
A Real Friend Promotes Kodol Digestive Aid
W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina reports fifteen years of indigestion relief after using Kodol. He says it allowed him to eat almost anything and improve digestion without dieting. Sold by A R Otis.
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W.T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
A. R. Otis
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