Peaceful Seas Ahead as Orizgon Arrives From Colon
On arrival in New York from Colon, officers and passengers of the steamer Orizgon dispute reports of trouble between Venezuela and Colombia. Captain Smith and Colonel J. R. Shaler insist no battles or revolutions occurred, noting peaceful harbor conditions and no disruption to the Panama railroad.
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New York
Origgon
Colon
Venezuela
Columbia
Captain Smith
Everytung
J. R. Shaler
Pansma
Orlygon
Isthmus
Colombia
United States
Washington
A Worthy Successor to the Catarrh Cure Claims
An old practitioner touts Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as the only remedy reaching the disease. Sold for one dollar with internal and external medicine for a month. Promises quick relief and permanent cure from catarrh and related hay fever or head cold.
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United States
Canada
WIN B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Horror Grows From Cottonwood Bar Disaster Near Pad ueah
Aug. 21 reports from Padaeah describe a deadly galconda disaster at Cottonwood bar four miles above the city. Bodies arrive for undertakers as official probes seek causes amid claims of pilot negligence and disputed throttle aid. The missing boat is reported, with fear the death toll may reach around 20.
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Padaeah
Galconda
Cottonwood Bar
Pad- Beah
Peck
Frank Enders
Delares
Battleship Blown for Panama Heads to Acapulco
Washington reports the battleship Blown for Panama has sailed and will stop at Acapulco for coal. The voyage from San Francisco to Panama covers about 0270 miles and will take roughly 22 days.
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Washington
Navy Department
Panama
Acapulco
San Francisco
Pana
Toiles
Train wreck near Prentice kills multiple crew
The Chicago and Alton fast train to Kansas City wrecked at Prentice near midnight due to a collision with a freight car. Several trainmen were killed and injured, while passengers escaped with minor injuries.
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Jacksonville
Chicago and Alton
Kaangas City
Prentice
Local Teenage Daughter Kills Self in Mobile
In Mobile Alabama on August 21 Mdna Thrower a 15 year old daughter of the late Henry Thrower shot herself after being scolded by her mother for a trivial fault.
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Mobile
Ala
Mdna Thrower
Henry Thrower
HASK Ball: Results From Latest Games And Standings
The HASK team posted results from recent matches with scores and current standings. Key players contributed in tight contests as the squad moves through the season with morning and afternoon games reported.
Woman Held In Indiana Death Case Linked To North Vernon Prosecution
In Indiana a woman is held as part of a high profile case tied to the death of a person associated with North Vernon. The prosecutor alleges a connection involving narcotics and a deceitful act, naming Moses Alexander a North Vernon merchant who employed a former governor to lead the prosecution.
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Didbwaree
North Vertue
Dias
Maureber
Bennettsville Man Credits Electric Bitters Cure
Editor A Brown of Bennettsville recounts how his wife suffered from dyspepsia and loss of strength until she used Electric Bitters. After four bottles she recovered fully, with improved appetite and liver function. Sold by O D Knoefel for 40 cents.
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A. Brown
Bennettsville
O. D. Knoefel
Pierce City Mob Drives Out Negroes in Race Riot
A white mob in Pierce City Missouri controlled the town for about 15 hours, lynching Will Godley and later burning Pete Hampton. Armed whites forced dozens of black residents to flee, with many hiding nearby as others left the area or were arrested in related cases.
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Pierce City
Will Godley
Gazelle Wild
Frenel Godley
Pete Hampton
Millitia Rires
Vierce City
Monett
Springfeld
Godley
Starks
Tulsa
L.T
Joe Lark
Springfield
Alo
Eugene Barrett
Carter
Lark
Miss Wild
Phice Yesterediey
Pro
Newroes
Lynching Scene Sparks Disappointment at Whitesboro
Report describes a large crowd at Whitesboro awaiting a lynching. Evidence shows the execution was carried out quickly, causing public disappointment. The text notes Caldwell had recently married, six months prior.
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Whitesboro
Aha
Caldwell
Settling Down as Great Steel Strike Hardens
Pittsburg reports a stalemate in the steel strike with small wins and losses on both sides. Joseph Bishop, the Ohio arbitrator, appeared but no peace move was accepted. Steel managers push idle mills at the Clark plant and plan further extensions where feasible.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Bishop
Ohio
Clark
Dissolved Injunction Over Copper Plants In Tennessee
Judge McConnell dissolved an injunction in a Tennessee copper case after the Ducktown plants, with 5 million dollars invested, faced 40 farmers claiming land damage from fumes. About 3,000 workers are employed as the plants, two giant smelting facilities, and a monster petition of 3,000 Polk County residents supported lifting the injunction.
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Knoxville
Tennn
McConnell
Cleveland
Tenon
Ducktown
Tenn
Citzens
Polk County
Kitchener Assessing Boer War as Forces Drop to Eleven Thousand
Lord Kitchener reports July dispatch that Boer forces under arms total about 14 500, then reduced to around 11 000 by the time of later writing. He notes limited operations but persistent resistance aided by food supplies and warns patience is required to end the conflict and its toll on civilians.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Louisville Secret Wedding Revealed After Spouse’s Death
The Louisville society scene uncovers that Missy Georgia O Shallcross secretly wed Herman L Ward a lawyer and amateur athlete. The clandestine marriage occurred on February 19 1000 in Jeffersonville Indiana and remained known only to the magistrate who officiated.
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Louisville
Missy Georgia O. Shallcruss
Herman L. Ward
Clatman
Shallcross
Mr. Ward
Jeffersonville
Ipd
Iowa Democrats in Conventions Post Candidate Slate
The Democratic state convention met in the auditorium at 11 oclock in this city to determine candidates for governor lieutenant governor judge of the supreme court railroad commissioner and superintendent of public instruction.
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Les Moipes
Supreme Court
Rilroad
Wineries Fire Damages California Estate and More
The Tehse Telegraphs detail a $150,000 loss from a fire destroying the W. H. Hotchkiss winery at Santa Rosa California. Additional items note corporate filings in Delaware, currency shifts at Barranquilla, promotions in French command in China, steel plant activity in Joliet, a railway rebranding, and a Shovel company consolidation with a $5 million capital. Also covered are a Norwegian steamer robbery at Skagway, injuries aboard the Queen voyage, and investigations into the Islander steamer’s crew.
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W. HH. Hotchkiss
Scpta Rosa
Cal
Cour
Atte
Loubet
Atteml
Ruchus
Sept. i
Diesel
Del
National Steed Refining Company
Capiul
Barranquilla
Columbian
Mohey
Marchand
Fasbods Fame
Chioa
Alarm Over Illegal County Marriage Licenses In Indiana
Indianapolis August 21 The attorney general warns that licenses issued by county clerks to non residents may be illegal. Clerks must require a thirty day county residency affidavit and non residents cannot receive licenses. The issue could prompt a state wide revision of marriage license laws.
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Indianapolis
Sun
Jeffersonville
Clark County
Attorney Generals Office
Gas Explosion Injures Three In Fort Wayne Home
August 21 report from Fort Wayne Indiana describes a gas explosion at the Lowenthal residence due to a leaking pipe. Mrs Lowenthal was severely burned and likely to die, her husband and EH Strayer were also burned, and nearby windows shattered as the house burned.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Loward Lowenthal
Change in Dublin area brings renewed growth after drought
Dublin Indiana reports a swift turnaround with pastures turning green, corn and vegetables showing new shoots within a week, promising sufficient supplies and plenty to spare for the season.
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Dublin
Ind
Governor Durbin firm with tax board in Indiana notes
Indianapolis informs of Governor Durbin’s strict leadership of the state tax board. R T Gottschalk of Columbus disputes an increased assessment for Columbus Electric Light and Street Railway, while the board defends its work. Parks M. Martin hosts a Grand hotel dinner with board members, and letters to secretary of state reveal unusual incorporation aims. Senator Fairbanks visits Alexandria and Chautauqua, while Martin is set to be reappointed to the tax board and state committee.
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Indianapolis
Durbin
State Tax Board
Yeserday R. T. Gottschalk
Columbus
Columbus Electric Light and
Gottschalk
Crump
Parks M. Martin
Merrill Moores
Frank Martin
Grand Hotel
Fairbanks
Alexandria
Minn
United States
Kuute Nelson
Chautauqua
N. Y
Martin
Omission delays protocol on Chinese forts destruction
Pekin reports that Li Hung Chang protested the provision for destroying Chinese forts, deeming it a disgrace to sign their destruction. The destruction remains to be carried out on military necessity, with clerical work delaying signing for a few days.
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Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Cure Rheumatism By Restoring Kidney Function Claims
An advertisement asserts rheumatism stems from uric acid. kidneys remove it when functioning. Liniments won’t cure. Dr. A W Chase's Kidney Liver Pills allegedly restore kidney activity and permanently cure rheumatism. Customer testimonial from William J. Coad of Beamson Oswego New York supports immediate relief.
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A. W. Chase
William J. Coad
Beamson
Beresti Oswego, N. Y
A.W. Chase
Prevailing Prices to Grain Provisions and Livestock
Indianapolis grain and livestock market report shows Wheat-Wagon No 2 red weaker Corn-WesK No 2 mixed 5944 Data-FlorIa No 1 mixed SDLge Cattle Weak at 75.75 to 75.05 Hogs Steady at 4.0 20 Steep taxy at 1.50 5 Laila Active at 4253.00.
Grain and Livestock Prices From Major Markets
Prices for Wheat Corn Oats and cattle hogs and lambs across Lourville Cincinnati New York markets show varied trends with notable strength in oats and cattle while hogs and lambs remain active with steady to rising quotes and minor regional differences in red and white wheats and mixed corn. Strong cattle demand appears in several listings with steady to higher bids across locations.
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New York
Sia. Ob
Estes
Cattle Show and Market Terms Note
Fragmentary list references cattle show at 34 Sugpo su and prices for various items including Pradl blogs at 4 dollars 26Gee and Cheep Steady at 5 dollars 0.0. Lauibes Steady at 6 dollars 75 cents 26 68 and mentions Toledo Gratia Wheat and active cash.
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Sugpo Su
Pradl
Cheep
Lauibes
Toledo
Dog Owners Form Thief Detective Association in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana on August 21 owners of 12 fine bird dogs discuss missing pets. Two dogs have been recovered after a diligent search. A meeting at the county auditor's office tonight will form a dog thieves detective association to pursue stolen dogs and aid prosecution.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Arrest of Lafayette Thudall for stamp tax violation
Evansville Indiana August 21 Lafayette Thudall was arrested for violation of the stamp revenue law and held in custody. He was released on own recognizance but skipped. when he returned he was again taken into custody.
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Evansville, Tud
de. Lafayette Thudall
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Bronchial Illnesses
All Sadieville residents learned the health of Mrs S P Whittaker improved after a long bronchial illness. Her husband credits Dr King’s New Discovery with the cure and notes a granddaughter’s whooping cough recovery. البيع bottles guaranteed and trial bottles free at O D Knoefel’s drug store.
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Sadieville
S. P. Whittaker
Antold
Apple Orchard in Harrison County Reports Thriving Harvest
Corydon Indiana August 21 an apple orchard in Harrison County planted by General William Henry Harrison has borne fruit for many years and this year is unusually thrifty General Harrison served as territorial governor at the time
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Corydon
Ind
Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Reneral Harrison
Peach Bloom Near Georgetown Draws Farmers to Orchard
In Brown county Indiana on August 21, an orchard near Georgetown holds 22,500 peach trees on the Freeman and Ten Eirk farms. The ripe fruit promises strong market arrivals and draws attention from nearby growers and buyers as the crop nears readiness.
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Georgetown
Ind
Brown County
Freeman and
Ten Eirk
Wight
Richmond woman declines Indiana girls school post
Miss Euma C Rhodes of Richmond has declined to accept the election as superintendent of the Industrial School for Girls and Woman's Prison in Indianapolis announced on August 21.
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Indianapolis
Euma C. Rhodes
Richmond
Industrial School For Girls and Woman's Prison
Evansville Fatal Shooting In Accident At Home
Evansville Aug 21 Earl Bernard while fooling with a gun supposed unloaded accidentally shot and fatally wounded Alvin White 14. The incident occurred at home with authorities investigating and no charges reported.
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Evansville
Led
Earl Bernard
Alvin White
Train Strike kills Mrs. Kate McWhorten in Liberty
In Liberty Indiana on August 21 Mrs. Kate McWhorten a 60 year old resident of Cottage Grove was struck by a J H and Dr passenger train and died instantly at the scene.
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Liberty
Ind
Kate McWhorten
Cottage Grove
Richmond Teen Shoots Man After Alleged Street Harassment
In Richmond Virginia on August 21 Miss Ola Nef age 18 daughter of Tout Proprietor Nef of Rural Retreat shot J J Waxelbaun a Macon Gal produce buyer in the breast with a 22 caliber rifle after an alleged street harassment. She returned home got a rifle and shot him without a word. The wound is dangerous and Miss Nef was held for grand jury action.
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Richmond
Ola Nef
Nef
J.J. Waxelbaun
Macon
Star News Consolidation in Muncie Sale
The Suntecie Morning News property of the death brothers sold by Receiver Claypool to George Foote Culloch owner of the Morning Star. The papers will be consolidated as the Star News. The cash consideration was $7,000.
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Muncie. Ind
Suntecie Morning News
Death Brothers
Claypool
George Foote Culloch
The
Morning Star
Star-News
Logansport Man Injured After Rail Collision at Union City
Charles Biser of Logansport was struck by a freight train on the railway track in Union City and thrown about 30 feet. He suffered a severely cut head and a fractured hip, though the injuries are not considered life threatening.
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Union City
Tod
Charles Biser
Logansport
Silly Household Quarrel Quips From Harper's Bazaar
A humorous exchange about a deteriorating furniture item and a wife's sudden interest unfolds in a clipped domestic vignette. The snippet ends with a playful nod to a product plug urging readers to ask their druggist for Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Deep Blue Sea
Charley
Rocky Mountain
Large Bible Conference At Warraaw Draws Hundreds
In Warraaw Indiana on August 21 over 3 008 people attend a dawn assembly at the Bible conference on the Winona field. About 250 ministers participate, mainly Presbyterian, with other denominations present. Officials say the gathering is the largest of its kind in the United States and surpasses Northfield events once led by Dwight L Moody.
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Warraaw
Ind
Wiihenn
Northfield
Dwight T. Moods
Winona Iled
United States
Forey Kipley Carr Cure Promoted by Davia and Sterling
A.H. Davia and Mr Sterling of La writes that a two year kidney complaint was permanently cured after using two one dollar bottles of Forey’s Kipley Carr. The claim notes the remedy’s effectiveness and urges readers to try it.
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A.H. Davia
Sterling
Forey
Valunde Diamonds Stolen in Fort Wane case
Mrs. Charles McCulloch wife of the Hiniolttom National Bank president reports a theft. A satchel containing 1,000 in diamonds was stolen during a late daylight incident in Fort Wane with UE Whitle involved.
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Fort Wane
Morgantown Man Cured By Foury Kipney Cure
A Morgantown Indiana man, A K Bass, suffered severe backache and kidney pains requiring ten to twelve awakenings per night. He reports cure after using Foury Kipney Cure, guaranteed, available through all druggists.
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A. KR. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Foury
Bar Salve and the Meet He
Bar Salve appears in a fragmented report about a meet he attended. The text provides scattered details on participation and outcomes but lacks a coherent event or result.
Northern Michigan Outings With Pennsylvania Lines
Annual low fare excursions to Northern Michigan resorts via Pennsylvania Lines run on September 3, 7, and 11. Round trips from New Albany Indiana cost 11.00 to Petoskey Traverse City and 12.00 to Mackinac Island including steamer, return valid thirty days. Tickets may be purchased for Buffalo via Akron Route with extended return limits.
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Northern Michigan
Pennsylvania
Osthoas
New Albany
Ind
Petoakey
Traverse City
Mackinac Island
Mackinaw City
H. Schell
Buffalo
Akron
Pennsylvania Lines
Summer Sleeping Car Line offers Louis ville to Michigan resorts
Through cars run daily from Louisville at 4 p m to Pesoskey Traverse City Bay View Harbor Springs Mackinaw City with steamer to Mackinac Island. Tourist tickets to Michigan resorts via Pennsylvania Short Lines from Louisville and Cincinnati available at connecting railways offices in the South. For details contact C. H. Hagerty D P Agt Louisville Ky.
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Louisville
Sanderson Post Trip To National Encampment Cleveland
The Sanderson Post No 191 has contracted with the KB U S W R for a trip to the National Encampment in Cleveland Ohio September 1 2 leaving New Albany via a 5 55 p m special from Vincennes street depot with through coaches and sleepers. Dining car from New Albany to Cincinnati. arrival Cleveland next morning. Round trip from New Albany 7 30 good returning October 5 deposit required. Special rates Cleveland to Buffalo and return. Contact H H Conway or A Brisner for details.
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Sanderson Post
National
Cleveland
New Albany
Vincennes Street
Cincinnati
Buffalo
H. H Conway
Open summer tourist service on Louisville lines
Open season for sleeping car routes between Louisville and Northern Michigan. Lines depart Louisville at 4 p.m. and Cincinnati at 7 p.m. Inquiries to GO Ho Hagerty, D. P. Age, Louisville. Pan American Exposition stopover trips offered on low fare excursion tickets from Pennsylvania Lines offices after July.
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Louisville
Northern
Michigan
Yen Sylvania Sheet
Gi R & T
Cincinnat
GO Ho Hagerty
D. P. Age
Pan-Americoane Akron Route Prospect
Send your address to H Hagerty at 220 Fourth avenue Louisville to obtain an attractive booklet about the Pan-American Exposition and the Akron Route.
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H. Hagerty
Fourth Avenue
Louisville
Akron
Excursions to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Minneapolis
Callon agents announce B. and C. S. W. excursions to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Minneapolis. Excursion tickets to New York available with Buffalo stopovers at the Pan American Exposition. Sales begin July 1 at principal Pennsylvania Lines ticket offices.
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Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Callon
Partie
New York
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Lines
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