Fifteen Killed In Interurban Collision Near Charleston
A near head on wreck on the Mattoon Charleston Interurban line killed fifteen people and injured many more as a crowded excursion train collided with an express car at a steep grade near Charleston. Farmers aided rescue, and hospitals struggled to treat the injured.
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Charleston
Westare
Mile Weet
Nell Fugate
Gays
Thomas Weakley
Mattoon
William Nelson
North Oktawa
Charles Nelson
Sears
Howard Cole
Cook's Mills
Harold Cole
Zack Vanleventer
Mattoen
Edward Reynolds
Paradise
Albert Smith
W. A
Charles A. Pry
Methodist Memorial Hospital
Montgomery Hospital
Mareue
Focal
Tne
Ambran
Masonic
Charles Potts
Ben McClara
Totorman
Jminging Tuat
Guyker
Odd Fellows
John A. Backus
Peruna Promises Relief From Chronic Catarrh
A streak of reader testimonials from Mrs Deha Cameron Sheboygan and others claim Peruna cured bronchial catarrh and stomach catarrh, ending long struggles with coughs and weakness. Respondents say voice improved, appetite returned, and lingering symptoms faded after months of use.
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Finnly Koch
Michigan Ave
Sheboygan
Wis
Fez Missionaries Stay as Foreign Residents Arrive
Fez's foreign residents arrive via Al Araish with enthusiasm from the diplomatic corps. American minister Samuel R. Guminere warned missionaries to leave, but they chose to stay amid concerns for safety. Communication with Fez is nearly cut off after Rassul’s victory, while global notes report wheat market activity, Mount Vesuvius smoke, and several sports results.
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Tangier
Fez
al Araish
Samuel Ro Guminere
Fes
Rassulls
Verdict in Glaas Case Hits San Francisco Boardrooms
In San Francisco on August 31 the jury found Louis Glaas, vice president of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co, guilty of bribery. One ballot was cast against the verdict in a case indicting the official over franchises.
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San Francisco
Louis Glaes
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rising From the Grave A Lucama Manufacturer Endorses Electric Bitters
Wm A Fertwell of Lucama North Carolina recounts a dramatic recovery after using less than three bottles of Electric Bitters claiming cure for Brights disease in the diabetes stage. He says the remedy has halted long standing liver and bladder issues and he guarantees the product at O D Kunoefel's drugstore for 50 cents.
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Wm. A. Fertwell
Lucama
N. C
Bright
O. D. Kunoefel
Warner suit over Warner missions ends in widow’s dower grant
Clinton Aug 31 Judge Cochran rules Isabella Robinson Warner, stepmother of pensions commissioner Vespasian Warner, is entitled to dower rights in John Warner estate. This awards a direct interest in about 640000 and leaves the estate near two million dollars.
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Clinton
Vespasian Warner
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Warner Missions
Cochran
Isabella Robinson Warner
Warner
John Warner
Elderly Fort Wayne Woman Dies by Poison
Fort Wayne Indiana August 31 Mrs Pamina Jacobs eighty three years old killed herself by drinking poison while her daughters were away. Her son Charles Jacobs found her dead at her home and the elderly woman was weakened in mind and body by the burden of years.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Pampina Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
Kidney Cure Claim Adverts Truthful Promise
An advertisement by Obes D Knoefel urges readers to use Foley's Kidney Cure for all kidney and bladder diseases, warning that failing to use it means personal responsibility for poor results.
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Foley
Obes
D. Knoefel
Weekly Trade Review Signals Mixed Patterns in Crop Trade
Dr. Bradstreet reports irregular crop and trade developments with broad extremes in abundance, weather, and growth. Fall trading improves at large centers while Northwest orders shift to faster delivery. Some markets see strong demand, others conserve, delaying new stock purchases and curtailing production. Dry goods and wearables lead activity for the season.
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New York
Amg
Bradstreet
Trade Today
Northwest
Hearing on North Carolina rate case adjourned in Washington
The North Carolina rate case hearing in Washington was adjourned until Thursday after a full day of cross examination of A H Plant controller of the Southern Railway. Plant testified five days and next week other Southern Railway officials will testify.
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Washington
North Carolina
A. HH. Plant
Southern Railway Company
Sheriff John Sherick Dies After Mowing Machine Accident
Shoals Indiana August 31 John Sherick city marshal was fatally injured when he was thrown in front of a mower cutting bar while cutting weeds. He was a former county official of Martin County.
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Shoals
Ind
John Sherick
Alter F
Martin County
Cure for deadly cough praised in local testimonial
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Ind recounts severe illness after which four one dollar bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery cured her cough and restored health. The ad promises a guaranteed King of cough and cold cures by O D Koepfel Druggist with a trial bottle free and a 10 cent Evening Tribune offer.
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Dr. King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
O. D. Koepfel
Indiana Republican Picnic Draws State Office Hopefuls
Editors and candidates at Broad Ripple gather for a political picnic with James P. Goodrich Carl W. Riddick and Charles B. Landis among the attendees. Discussion touches on readiness for governor and other state offices amid light-hearted chatter and fried chicken. Prosecutions for law violations noted by the state board of pharmacy. Watson’s gubernatorial bid rumors clarified. Ambitions to influence tariff and speakership cited.
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Indianapolis Ind
Ane. T
Hioliana
Broad Ripple
James P. Goodrich
Carl W. Riddick
Charles B. Landis
Landis
Woon
Taster
Povernors
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Cbaieman
Tee Tee
Paster
Dim
Goodrich
White
Wheee
Semethina
State Board of Ploaimiates
Hamid
Jus
K. Watson
Indiana
Powerner
Congress
Watson
Ore Joleing
Notice to Subscribers for Timely Delivery
Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Taipeine and Indianapolis Star to inform the Tribune Company if the paper is not received promptly. Includes a Cumberland phone number and a home address 235.
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New Albany Taipeine
Indianapolis Star
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Local Notices and Court Updates From The Week
Fragmented local items report a marriage at St Marys Church with Rev George Porters, political notes on a regional committee, and a Scottbury election result. A judge in Harrison County or Walla is mentioned with an arrest for desertion. Milton Walls tied to a route unit case near Water Street.
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Walle
Hlarrieon
Westerdae
Martiy
Walla
Ana Bane
East Thord
Water Street
Milton Walls
Jul
Awart
City Court Notes and Fractured Testimony
Tip Polen was arrested by Sergeant Sinex on a charge of provocation preferred by Vada Bonch. A court official, Judge Paris, fixed a bond of 811. The scene includes scattered notes and quoted lines from Albert Smith and Thackeray, with a fragmentary poem about mountains and a reference to Lindley Murray.
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Tip Polen
Sercant Sinex
Vada Bonch
Paris
College league clash marks Saturday matinee at Oilenwood
The Bryant and Stratton College and Coes Colas square off in a League game set for Saturday afternoon at Oilenwood Park The Park love ie tn first satu reads as the schedule for the Park league with teams listed and matchups noted The report references coaches players and the local scene but details are unclear from the fragmentary OCR text
Unclear OCR Read Sparks Debate Over Spelling of Waeh
A fragmented OCR passage discusses proposed spellings for the term waeh amid debates by reformers and settlers. It mentions water, hunters, and the sarily settlers, with references to old work and presen blancs. The text centers on a linguistic dispute over correct form.
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Toriyguenge
Irregular Letter Fragments Scribble a Local Teletype Note
A garbled OCR fragment appears to describe stores and beverages with broken phrases. The text references a town, possible shops, and teasers about customer messages and printing, but lacks coherent events or names. The readable bits suggest a miscellaneous local notice or ad snippet without a clear news item or outcome.
Market Quotation Roundup on Grain and Livestock
Sealing point quotations from Indianapolis Chicago and New York report grain and livestock prices. Wheat oats corn cattle hogs sheep and lambs show varied quotes with regional differences and currency values noted for futures and cash markets.
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Indianapolis
Ste. Ne
Paredes
New York
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