Old and Reliable Remains a Quick and Sure Remedy
An old ad declares a dependable remedy known for rapid action and consistent results. It emphasizes ease of use and reliable relief, promising swift benefits to consumers seeking health support. The tone reflects mid century newspaper advertising style.
Controversial Pension Bill and Appellate Judge Picks Stir Local Politics
Congressmen push a pension bill for army nurses with Mrs Logan named among potential beneficiaries. Browns town candidate B H Bourret seeks Appellate Judge post in the Second district, while Grover E Ross of Logansport vies for the Fifth Judicial District seat. Assertions praise both candidates as capable and impartial in a polarized political scene.
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John A. Logan
B. H. Bourret
Brownstown
Borrell
Grover BE. Ross
Logansport
Fifth Judicial District
Nathan O. Ross
Congressional fight heats Third Indiana District race
The Louisville Commercial outlines a heated Democratic primary battle in Indiana's Third District. Jason Brown leads in Washington and Harrison counties with eleven delegates each, while James K. Marsh gains ground in Harrison and Floyd counties. Clark and Jefferson counties lean to Marsh, Brown, and Marsh split Jennings and Scott counties, with Jackson favoring Brown. The contest grows tighter as primaries unfold.
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Floyd County
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Scott County
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Jennings County
Leap Year Laws Sell Proposals and Lucky Bets Across Europe
A quirk of history shows leap year rights allowing women to propose marriages in Scotland and France by 1321, with early laws punishing refusals. In a local note, Mrs. Fowler married her sixth husband last January and, after four months of illness, credits Sulphur Bitters with saving her husband’s life, hinting at another potential seventh marriage.
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Scotland
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Subscriptions Call for Medical Work Offer
A promotional note urges readers to mail three 2-cent stamps to A. P. Ordway & Co. in Boston to receive Dr. Kaufman’s 100 page medical work with colored plates, as a life enhancing savings appeal.
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Abduction of McCoy Children Shocks Hanover Village
Mrs Maria McCoy of Jeffersonville led a Sunday abduction of three McCoy children from Hanover after a custody dispute involving Rev Theodore McCoy. Three men in a spring wagon and a buggy carried the kids out a window as a crowd chased them toward Madison and Lexington. Authorities pursued to New Albany where warrants awaited. multiple charges including abduction and assault will be filed.
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John McCoy
Theodorghe Coy
Presbyterian Church
John Sharp
Jeffersonville
McCoy
Maria McCoy
Wm. Goodwin
W. D. Patton
Robert Martin
Sharp
Rev. McCoy
Madison
Young McCoy
Lexington
Marion West
Harover
Tunis Archer
Dora McCoy
J. Y. Allison
Hoagland
George Dickinson
Hanover Road
Funkhauser
Kent
Allison
Theodore McCoy
New Albany
No Baby Act For Him Pat Conley Dies After Railroad Injury
Pat Conley, rear brakeman on a Southern Ohio train, lost both legs and an arm after a coupling failure. Severely injured, he endured without complaint until surgery and a nurse saved his life during a hospital crisis. Salvation Oil advertised at 25 cents.
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Panhandle labor clashes filed in circuit court
In Indianapolis the Panhandle railroad asked the circuit court to restrain striking machinists from interfering with new workers brought in from Philadelphia. Fourteen newcomers arrived by a freight car, declaring they would stay and preferred not to work with union men. The court action targets those alleged to disrupt the shop as action proceeds next Wednesday.
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Petitioners split on stock law. county to act despite abuse
Near 4000 residents filed views with county commissioners on the stock law in force since the Ist. Some seek repeal while others push enforcement. Run at large supporters forecast trouble as critics accuse officials of favoring the rich over the poor. In Southport a jeweler swindled residents out of 1000 dollars in valuables after delaying returns and fleeing.
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Ric
Indianapolis
Southport
Skipped Out with His Hired Girl in RocuHester
Orton Mitchell United States express agent and society leader fled with his servant girl leaving wife and three children. The scandal caused social turmoil in RocuHester. Municipal notes report multiple unrelated incidents including abductions and a suicide attempt in nearby towns.
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Ind
Orton Mitchell
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