Week's News Epitome Reports Grave Condition Of La Follette
United States Senator La Follette is in grave condition at Rochester Minnesota for medical examination and probable operation after prior treatment there. The item lists other notable events including trials, deaths, and notable remarks from various figures.
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United States
la Follette
Rochester
Minn
J. F. Carroll
John Downie
Arnold J. Smith
Chicago
Navy Department
Washington
North Dakota
W. S. Thomas
Jay Gould
Little Rock
Ark
Thomas
Mary Lee Bishop
Michigan
Dowagiac
Mich
William Gaynor
Gaynor
New York City
Thomas Vesey Strong
Duke Franz Josef
Bavaria
New York
Donald P. Stubbs
John C. Stubbs
Harrican Lines
Union Pacific Railroad
Cleveland
George Chavez
Alps
Ida von Clausen
Saratoga
N. Y
Col. Roosevelt
World Tension and Aviation Feat Highlight Busy News Round
Reports from Washington warn of potential upheaval in China with foreigners at risk as the Boxer era fear returns. Walter Brookins sets cross country record Chicago to Springfield in five hours forty nine minutes aboard a Wright biplane. J C Beckemeyer testifies on Lorimer money at a Chicago senate hearing. Parole granted to Jessie Morrison in a sensational Colorado murder case. Berlin police fire on coal strikers in Moabit district, leaving several hundred rioters hospitalized.
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American Prison Association
Washington
Atmos W. Butler
Indianapolis
Ching
China
State Department
Walter Brookins
Tee O'Neil Browne
Lorimer
Beekemeyer
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Folorado
Kan
Stubbs
Kansas
Berlin
Moabit
Votes Estimated at 801 207 in Indiana Election
The state board estimates 801 207 votes for the coming November election, with a 25 percent addition by law and 2 000 per county, totaling 1 187 075 ballots. Lake County shows the largest gain, and 16 counties are projected to exceed 10 000 votes.
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Lake County
Indianapolis
State Board of Election Commissioners
State Board
Allen
Cass
Delaware
Elkhart
Grant
Knox
Lake
Laporte
Madison
Marion
Posey
St. Joseph
Tippecanoe
Vanderburg
Vigo
Wayne
Adams
Bartholomew
Benton
Blackford
Boone
Brown
Carroll
Clark
Clay
Clinton
Crawford
Daviess
Dearborn
Decatur
DeKalb
Dubois
Fayette
Floyd
Fountain
Franklin
Fulton
Gibson
Greene
Hamilton
Hancock
Harrison
Trendricks
Henry
Howard
Huntington
Jackson
Jasper
Jay
Jefferson
Jennings
Johnson
Kosciusko
Lagrange
Lawrence
Marshall
Martin
Miami
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Newton
Noble
Ohio
Orange
Owen
Parke
Perry
Pike
Porter
Pulaski
Putnam
Randolph
Ripley
Rush
Scott
Shelby
Spencer
Starke
Steuben
Sullivan
Switzerland
Tipton
Union
Indiana Happenings in Briefs From State Capitol and Cities
A compact roundup from the Indiana Capitol and towns across the state highlights notable events, schedules, and quick updates. Officials, communities, and organizations are referenced with concise, timely items.
Randall Report Public: State Board Publishes Addison Trustee Case
State board of accounts released Saturday the Walter 8 Randall case file. Randall, former Addison township trustee in Shelby county, is charged with 199.40 for clerical hire, improper charges for services he should have performed, and a 32 discrepancy between bill cost and credit taken.
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Randall
State Board of Accounts
Walter
Addison Township
Shelby County
Printing Bureau Balance Shows Fiscal Year Surplus
The state bureau of public printing reports a year end balance of 23979.09 from a 75000 appropriation. Printing bills totaled 51720.90 with 83192.56 disbursed last year. the surplus rolls into next year’s printing fund. The act of 1909 cut annual report counts, lowering costs. A. W. Butler prepared the report detailing department expenditures for the year.
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Printing Bureau
State Bureau of Public Printing
General Assembly
General Fund
A. W. Butler
Bureau
Special Pardons Board Hears Hinshaw Parole Case In October Session
Indianapolis plans for a special session at Michigan City State Prison late in October to review William S. Hinshaw's parole after a decade since his wife’s murder in Belleville. Governor Marshall urges patient, thorough review amid illness concerns. Other cases include Dr B E Gray, Sterling Dolling, William Osborn, George W Folk, and David O Harris.
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South Orange
N. J
Madrid
Spain
Canalejas
Naples
George Robertson
America
Massapequa
Long Island Motor Parkway
Painf Ily
Robertson
John J. O’connell
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
St. Paul
Indianapolis
International Prison Congress
Burke
Sangamon County
Iinois
Illinois
William Lorimer
Charles 5
Luke
Nashville
Wilkesbarre
United States
Kermit Roosevelt
New York
Europe
State Board of Pardons
Marshall
Michigan City
William S. Hinshaw
Belleville
Harry B. Darling
Laporte
Hinshaw
Finsaw
Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomfield
BE. EK. Gray
Elizabeth Skinner
Gray
Sterling Dolling
Wayne County
William Osborn
Johnson County
George W. Folk
Delaware County
David O. Harris
Lawrence County
William Bloom
South Capitol Avenue
Indiana Reformatory
Whittaker
Levi Lockhart
Boonville
Warrick County
Tragic deaths and notable events across Indiana towns
Portland reports Theodore Glassford killed stepping in front of a Lake Erie & Western train amid delirium from typhoid. Evansville hosts a Modern Woodmen district convention with nearly 300 camps and 1 000 attendees. Newcastle records Nathan Brandon charged with stealing a $16.04 check from Goodwin Motor Co. Anderson invites Mayor Lew Shank to speak before the Men’s Christian Union. Muncie woman Mary Myrtle Lehmann dies by carbolic acid amid ill health. Greencastle car repairer David Parson struck and killed on Big Four tracks.
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Portland
Theodore Glassford
Lake Erie & Western
Evansville
Woodmen of America
Indiana
Winess
Kentucky
League Park
Newcastle
Nathan Brandon
Goodwin Motor Company
Brandon
Jesse D. Smith
Anderson
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Men’s Christian Union
M. EK
Union
Muncie
Mary Myrtle Lehmann
John Lehmann
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Hypodermic Testimony
An advertisement claims relief from severe urinary pain using Doan's Kidney Pills after failing with three doctors. It cites a Terre Haute reader who passed a pea sized stone and two more the next day, asserting rapid improvement and cure. The piece also promotes a hats and dates decision method for indecisive readers.
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Thomas EF
West
12Th St. Terre Haute
Ind
Doan
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Science and Cheese Health Claim Examined
A medical authority states cheese not decayed is safe for health and urges consumers to trust sanitary testing. The piece notes some cheeses, such as limburger, mimic decay in aroma and texture, posing detection challenges for average eaters.
Deafness Cure Claim Through Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It blames catarrh and inflamed mucous surfaces for most cases, promises $100 for an uncured case, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with circulars and Lax's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Tateda
Druzelsts
Lsil
Not on Your Life Pat Heads Up In Skyscraper Tale
An Irish worker named Pat secures a job in a rising skyscraper. He carries mortar to the top floor but cannot find a descent. The boss calls to him and suggests going down the way he came up. Pat replies he ascended head first and refuses to descend that way.
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Boas
Pat
Castoria Safety Note Signs Signature on Bottles
Public notice urging careful examination of CASTORIA bottles to ensure the signature of Charles Haas is present. Claims the remedy has been in use for over 80 years and remains the trusted product mothers have bought.
Even the Children Ex-Governor Pennypacker Warns of Divorce
Ex-Governor Pennypacker used a Philadelphia luncheon to lampoon the divorce evil. He cited a Kensington schoolteacher asking a grammar class what is the future of love and a student replying that it is a divorce.
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Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Kensington
Wee Red Cross Ball Blue Revives Faded Clothes
Ad praises a 2 oz whiteing product priced at five cents to brighten garments. Quoted line asserts happiness grows at home by fire sides and warns against strangers' galleries.
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Douglas Jerrold
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