Praise for Morrow's Kidney Cids Spreads in Indiana
A column extols Morrow's Kidney-Cids, claimed to ease backache nerv ousness and re tissue disorders. Mrs. Aumielstein of Michigan City reports rapid improvement after using the product sold for fifty cents a box. Other items note political moves, gifts, and local accolades across Indiana.
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Indiana
Morrow
Frank Aumielstein
East
Boston
Sct
Michigan City
Ind
John Morrow & Co
Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
Suicided Editor at St Paul After Family’s Decline
Ed F. Mendsker of Logansport reports the St Paul coroner says J E Sutton editor of The Reporter killed himself in Nat city after sending word about his wife’s illness. Sutton and his family had been in Portland, Oregon, awaiting word on Mrs Sutton’s condition before returning. Temporary insanity is suspected.
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Logansport
Tid
Ed F. Mendsker
City Vlitor
The
Daily Reporter
St. Paul
Reform School for Boys Board Reports Year Averages
Indiana Reform School for Boys board filed its annual report with the governor. The average daily population was 602, with a peak of 605 and a low of 447. Total expenditures reached 515,000, and coal and tar sale funds were counted toward county support estimates.
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Board of Control
Anead Bisport
Indianapolis
Indiana Reform School For Boys
Judge Hord Rules Barrett Law Unconstitutional
Judge Hord of Greensburg declares the Barrett law unconstitutional in a foreclosure action. He rejects benefits per local foot as a measure and cites parallel statutes from other states and Judge Ebaker’s recent opinion. The decision hinges on assessing property value rather than per local foot benefits.
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Hord
Greensburg
Greensburz
Trad
Lord Saturday
Roann Cooperage Burned. 250 Men Left Jobless in Indiana
Fire destroyed the Roann Cooperage Manufacturing company stave and cheep factory in Roann Indiana yesterday. The loss tops about 18000. Owners Hellan Rovbus of Auburn and Hartman of Roann expect rebuilding at once.
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Roann Cooperage Manufacturing Company
Roann
Ind
Anbern
Hellan and Rovbus
Auburn
Hartman
County Treasurer Shortfall Sparks County Commission Action
Crawfordsville Indiana January 8 The county commissioners reveal ex County Treasurer Johnson was about 10000 short in his account He claims a 4800 error shifted against him He will pay all claims this week under protest and reserves the right to inspect the books Injunction proceedings are contemplated in Hartford City Montpelier tinplate mill closes causing fears of move to Elwood or Anderson The plant had drawn 27000 from locals and injunctive action is considered
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Johnson
Crawfordsville
Ind
Hartford City
Montpelier
Isis
Tinplate Trust
Elwood
Anderson
Dowie
City of Zion
Waukegan
Ills
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Thorson
City of
Zion
LA Grippe
Dr Edward McGlynn Dies After Seven Week Illness
Newburg New York January Reverend Edward McGlynn rector of St Marys church died at the rectory last evening after a seven week illness of heart failure superinduced by Brights disease A minor operation Saturday night did not alter his condition He received holy communion and extreme unction as he faded and passed away without regaining consciousness
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Newburg
N. Y
Edward McGlynn
St. Mary's Church
Bright
McGlynn
St. Mary’s
Jesus
Battle of Atlanta supporters push for national park
Jan 8 report notes letters from prominent northerners endorsing a National Military Park on Civil War grounds near Atlanta. Ex President Harrison praises commemorating the Atlanta campaign and urges success of the project.
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Atlanta
Harrison
Twentieth Army Corps
Gillmore Rescued After Eight Months in Filipino Custody
Lieutenant J O Gillmore of the Yorktown tells in Manila of capture near Baler and eight months of hardship ending with rescue by Colonel Luther R Hare. He praises Aguinaldo while bitter about General Tino and recalls raft escape down the Abalut river and a perilous journey to Vigan aided by 140 rescuers.
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Manila
Jan
J. O. Gilmore
United States
Yorktown
Ingargente
Baler
Luson
Luther R. Hare
Thirty-third Volunteer Infantry
Major Price
Hotel Oriente
Venus
Vigan
South
Iloncos
Gillmore
Aguinaldo
Tino
Hare
Howse
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Abalut River
Abalut
Wigan
Benguet
Vigan Survivor Recounts Harsh Filipino Captivity
A former American captive details brutal treatment in Vigan during a retreat. He recalls prison or convent confinement, limited food and exercise, and illness among soldiers. A sign painter marked the route with skulls and the word vengeance guiding the pursuing Americans.
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Vigan
Senor Vera
Gillmore
Reconnaissance Losses Reported in Cavite Action
From Imus in Cavite yesterday American forces report three killed and 90 wounded among their troops. Enemy losses are estimated at 60 killed and 80 wounded.
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Manila
Imus
Cavite
General A W Greeley Assaulted In Washington
General A W Greeley chief signal officer and Arctic explorer lies in serious condition after being assaulted by Joseph O C Furnace a Baltimore messenger. Furnace and companion George Murphy had spent the day drinking and forced entry attempted at Greeley residence, Furnace struck Greeley and he fell, suffering a deep head wound and unconsciousness for over an hour.
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Washington
A. W. Greeley
Joseph OC. Furnace
Adams Express Company
Furnace
Baltimore
George Murphy
State
Navy
War Departments
E. D. King
G Street
General Greeley
Democratic Banquet Notables Attend Chicago Farewell
In Chicago on January 8 a farewell luncheon at the Sherman House honored Sam B. Cook of the ways and means committee. Guests included William Jennings Bryan ex Governor Altgeld Urey Woodson Onto Sells Elmore W. Hurst Willis Abbots Norman Mack Judge E F Dunne Sam B Cook and J G Johnson with H Hinrichsen named as Cook successor.
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William J. Bryan
Chicago
J. G. Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Sherman House
Sam B. Cook
Ways and Means Committee
Cook
Missouri
National Committee
withChicago
William Jennings Bryan
Altgeld
Illinois
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Onto Sells
Iowa
Elmore W. Hurst
Rosk Island
Ills
Willis J. Abbots
Democratic National Ress Bureau
Norman E. Mack
United States Banking Company opens in City of Mexico
A new American banking concern, the United States Banking company, begins operations in City of Mexico with 100000 dollars paid in capital. George J. Ham serves as manager. The bank, formerly the American Surety bank, earned 30 percent last year and already holds a large share of American business and foreign Mexican customs.
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City of
Mexico
United States Banking Company
George J. Ham
American Surety Bank
Retired U.S. Army General In Critical Omaha Illness
General T. H. Stanton is critically ill at his Omaha home. Also reported: a Milwaukee convention of the National Building Trades Council convened today.
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T. H. Stanton
U.S. A
Omaha
Convention of National Building Trades’ Council
Milwaukee
Hennessey Mercantile Company
Butte
Mon
Frank Mortzolf
Pittsburg
Franklin W. Fisk
Chicago Theological Seminary
Toledo
M. Jones
Thomas KF. Conway
New Mexico
New York
Ladysmith Besieged as Boer Forces Tighten Grip
London reports a critical moment in the Ladysmith siege. Boers advance and threaten relief by General Buller, with dispatches noting a looming assault and hospital strains amid anxious British public mood.
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London
Ladysmith
Baller
Colenso
Lourenzo Marques
Ciiy
Tugela
Joubert
Buller
Great Britain
Serious Disaster to General French Troops in South Africa
War Office reports from General Forestier-Walker and General Buller detail a night-attack near a hill from their camp. First battalion of the Suffolk regiment suffers heavy loss with 70 prisoners, seven officers among them. Boer commando losses and a dispersion follow. Reports of renewed attack and misleading camp rumors circulate from Frere Camp.
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London
War Office
Forestier- Walker
Gaps Town
French
Suffolk Regiment
Watson
Buller
Frere
White
Kuraman Surrenders After British Fort Bombarded
Pretoria reports from Jan 2 onwards that Kuraman in Bechuanaland surrendered following a bombardment. Commanders say 190 prisoners were taken including Captains Bates and Donaison and magistrate Hillyard, with 15 wounded and captured rifles and ammunition. Horses, oxen, mealies and flour were sent to Pretoria via Vryburg.
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Butt
Pretoria
Lourenzo
Marquez
Cornet Visser
Kuraman
Bechuenaland
Bearne
Vryburg
Daylight Robbery in Quincy as Safe Is Looted
Burglars entered the central Quincy office of Justice F. W. Heckenkamp and used nitroglycerin to blast the inner safe doors. They stole $100 in cash and $20,000 in nonnegotiable notes from the St Aloysius Orphan society, leaving a new chisel behind.
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Quincy
Ite
F. W. Heckenkamp
St Aloysius Orphan Society
Adams County Building and Loan Association
Heckenkamp
Pilgrimage to Gambetta Monument Draws Huge Crowd
In Paris the annual pilgrimage to Gambetta's monument at Ville d Avray drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Premier Waldeck Rousseau and War Minister de Gellifet sent representatives. Senator Theodore Oascot delivered the main speech urging union and concord for France.
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Paris
Gambetta
Ville D’ Avray
Paria
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Marquis de Gellifet
Theodore Oascot
France
Cure for lingering cough claimed by Champaign reader
O Unger of Champaign Illinois writes he suffered a year with a hacking cough and feared consumption. After trying many remedies and medical care he used one bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar and was cured, with no trouble since. Ask your druggist.
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O. Unger
Champaign
Chinese Forces Repel French On Tonkin Frontier
Report from June 8 describes Chinese troops crossing the Tonkin border in China and driving French frontier defenses with a new breechloading jingal. The weapon, adopted last year, is produced in large numbers by Chinese arsenals and requires two soldiers to operate. Later, Chinese forces attacked a game house, killing three French soldiers and wounding others.
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Tonkin
China
Cainese
Fee Ghinese
Henry Brunot Murderer Sentenced to Life in Prison
Henry Brunot pleaded guilty to murdering his aunt on April 10 at his mother's home in Dana Illinois and was sentenced to life hard labor at Chester penitentiary. The case involved an accessory, Mrs Emma Brunot, who was discharged for a faulty indictment. Also noted are resignations requested for Western Illinois Normal School trustees over site disagreements.
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Taylorville
Ills
Jan
Henry Brunot
Farmer
Christian County
Chester
Brunot
Emma Branot
Misa Jane Brunot
Dana
Fred Sibley
Henry
Stricken Pastor in Kalamazoo Pulpit
In Kalamazoo Michigan Rev. C G Thomas collapsed in his pulpit after delivering a sermon. He was 55 and his condition was described as extremely precarious by physicians.
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Kalamazoo
Mish
C. G. Thomas
Thomas
Fighting Salvationists in Chicago Church Fight
In a Chicago Salvation Army meeting a hand to hand fight broke out between Albert Fred and Peter Keopman and two men, as Emmet D. Craig and another man fought. Craig was arrested. the other assailant escaped. The clash interrupted the meeting.
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Salvationists
Chicago
Jan
Salvation Army
Albert Fred
Peter Keopman
Army
Emmet D. Craig
Craig
Revolt Suppressed at Tecana Border Gate
Report from Guatemala says a Tecana border revolt on the Mexican frontier was subdued. Regina Troi, a German, was assassinated near San Jose Pinula on December 19 during an attempted robbery that failed. Union Minera Cleared of Murder in Vienna court.
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Sean Fransisco
Guatermala
Tecana
Regina Troi
San Jose Pinula
Union Minera
Vienna
Ilia
Criai
Mra
Hanna Carr
Negres
Lander
Car ©Ville
New Straitsville Woman Credits Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Long of New Straitsville Ohio says a persistent cough nearly caused tragedy and saved two lives. After trying many remedies she was urged to use Dr King’s New Discovery which cured her and also treated Mr Lone’s severe pneumonia. Strong claim of universal throat and chest benefits and a 500 and 1.00 price. bottles free at King’s Drug Store.
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Long
New Straiteville
Ohio
Cough
King
Lone
Trini
Kincefel
Uncertain dispatch notes contraband voyage and erroneous obituary
A fragmentary foreign dispatch mentions a steamer bound for South Africa with contraband cargo and misreported death of Berea College founder Rev John Fee. The corrected report notes Dr Fee is recovering as floral tributes and medical bills are discussed amid warnings about giving Foley's Honey and Tar to infants to prevent pneumonia or croup.
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Croup
Dr. Bell
O. D. Knopfel
Berlin
Rome
Volcan
Thetis
Baltic
Richmond
Jobn. Fee
Berea College
Fea
Foley
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Princeton Clarion
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Kuraman Surrenders
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Ellison Capers
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