Thomas Platt Dies at 76 After Sudden Illness in New York
Former United States Senator Thomas Colter Platt, longtime Republican leader in New York, died Sunday afternoon at his 133 West Eleventh Street apartment. He had suffered a brief illness following a cold and weeks earlier battles with paralysis and health decline. Funeral plans place in Owego Presbyterian Church with burial beside Mrs. Platt.
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Vinol Promises Free Trial If It Fails to Cure Cold
An advertisement urges readers to try Vinol cod liver tonic to banish a lingering cold before it risks pneumonia or consumption. The pitch guarantees free medicine for a trial if the product does not work.
Information Wanted in Congress Lost Journal Entry
An incomplete March 7 notice seeks details on a Congress Lost Journal entry related to spending funds and potential actions. The fragment mentions John Hock and J Murphy, with references to discussion and possible requests for information from unnamed pages or figures.
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Foul Play Feared in Washington State News
Fragmented OCR text mentions fear of foul play, witness testimony, and references to statehood bills, Senate names Vidrich and Hale, and a special session. Details are unclear due to garbled source but indicate investigation and legislative actions in Washington.
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Hale
Benatar Veverig
Philadelphia in tight box as strike leaders face charges
Philadelphia bolsters police plans after a Sunday conference with Rapid Transit counsel Francis S. Brown. Leaders Pratt and Murphy are indicted for conspiracy amid a nationwide labor walkout. Night violence flares as authorities prepare affidavits and grand jury evidence to press criminal action against the union leaders.
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Bank clerk surrenders over embezzlement at First National Bank
Mareh 7 report from Philadelphia states Thomas i febege pedier of the Phila Noel the First National hank of Coeden Nob surrendered to local police on a charge of embezzling 2000 of the Institution's funds. Larsen confessed and agreed to assist in correcting the books and accept punishment.
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Is This Fair Trial Package for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement offers free trial packets of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming to cure nervous dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It lists ingredients such as Hyedrastic, Golden Seal, Nux, Pepsin and bismuth, touts purity and U S Pharmacopoeia approval, and urges readers to request a no cost trial by mail from KF A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Indictments Stack Up Against Dr Hyde In Swope Case
Kansas City March 7 Indictments return against Dr Hyde in the Swope mystery case. Two first degree murder counts involve Colonel Thomas Ed Swope and Chrisman Swope. Eight counts accuse poisoning with typhoid germs of Swope family and visitors while Hyde attended them.
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James Moss Hunton
Colonel Swope
Hyde
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Stella Swope
Sarid Swope
Lares
Lee Swope
Nora Petr Brehsen
Georgia PF. Campton
Milteed Pox
Leonora Caprides
North Indiana Methodist Conference to Meet in Milliftan
The sixty seventh annual North Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference will hold a nine day session in Milliftan from Sunday in April through Monday in April. Bishop Marl Cranston of Washington, D C, will preside.
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North Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Marl Cranston
Washigaton Poe
Electric Bitters Endorsement From Tennessee Man
Tam 70 years old and travel most of the time writes that Electric Bitters restore health and vitality. He credits them with toning the stomach regulating kidneys and bowels stimulating the liver invigorating nerves and purifying blood. He says they work wonders for weak people and guarantee satisfaction.
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B. F Tolson
Elizabethtown
Ohas
Knoefel
Irregular Township Payments Investigated in Vigo County
Field examiners report improper outlays in Harrison Township Vigo County Indiana totaling 6734.25 since the current administration began. Alleged unauthorized payments include school supply contracts without bids and advisory board approval. Trustee William Weldele and successor George Weldele are cited for improper disbursements.
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State Board of Accounts
Harrison Township
Vigo County
Terre Haute
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Board of County Commissioners
Isaiah PD. Weist
Bove
W. A. Deharity
William 0. Weldele
George Weldele
Glory of His Country by Indiana Author Landis
New Logansport author Frederick Landis releases The Glory of His Country from Scribner. A Civil War era tale of patriotism and sacrifice, the novel centers on Php Daniel and a congressman figure, with a striking local color appealing to Indiana readers.
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Soctal tetas of Indiana Nominate Complete State Ticket
At the Indiana state convention in Piergson hall on Saturday night the Soctal tetas nom inated a complete state ticket. Slated officers include Secretary of State Sherman Jones and State Auditor Ruessall Wytten bach. Also named are Treasurer William Jackman, Superintendent Janet Fenimore, Attorney General Lamont Jones, Clerk of Supreme Court Charles Arbogast, State Geologist Charies A. Fryre, and State Statistician Dr. J. C. Mitchell.
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Noblesville Man Dies After Water Tank Fall
John Metgin chief engineer at a strawboard factory fell from the water tank to a concrete walk about twenty feet, sustaining a crushed skull and fatal injuries. He died soon after in Noblesville. He leaves a widow and one child. The incident occurred in Carmel Indiana.
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Szarina of Russia reported ill and near death
A damaged clipping reports the Russian czarina Szarina is gravely ill and dying from a broken hearted illness. No further medical details or dates provided.
Czarina in Worsening Health Reports
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate the czarina's health remains not satisfactory though the acute crisis has not recurred. Empress has shown a strange repugnance for food which physicians deem a serious symptom amid improving local complaints.
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Printer's Ink Spells Come and Get Those Latter Heads
An advertising notice encourages readers to claim needed letterhead supplies at a low price. The brief promotes a sale of stationery items with emphasis on affordability and urgency.
Thomas and Vi A former power in national politics dies
Noted political figures Thomas and Vi A, long influential in national affairs, are reported to have died. The passing marks the end of an era in party leadership and policy influence.
Growth and Heredity vs Training in Child Education
Indianapolis March 7 Dr Woods Hutchinson of New York addressed a large audience urging early brain development guides education The child at seven holds three fourths of brain growth and should receive stimulating teaching to satisfy natural desires The National Conference on Education ended with a push for practical physical science and molded learning for American children.
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Hartie Hartie Faces Suit Over Wife Affair Claims
Unclear clipping describes Hartie suing over alleged marital affair involving his wife and others. Early claims name Tom Madine and Cifferd Hope as part of the dispute. The fragment mentions a legal resolution and references a sequence of adjoined incidents and a supposed victim.
Unclear historical note on remedies and pneumonia claim
A garbled excerpt references Foley's Honey and Tar claiming to stop a cough, heal the mage, and expel the cold. It mentions pneumonia following a cold and a person named Knoefel and the Evening Tribune. The legible parts indicate a medical remedy claim and a dated context without a clear event.
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Kansas City Bank President Linked to Cudahy Case
A Kansas City bank president faces allegations tied to the Jacks Cudahy case amid a citywide stir. Reports describe a shaken community and mention surrounding figures, with ongoing legal inquiries and a claim of medical remedies cited in the discourse.
Unclear OCR Fragment Notes Union Strife and Death
Fragmentary text references a political or labor dispute in Cincinnati with mentions of unions, editors, and a fatal event. Names and specifics are garbled, but hints point to a public figure or editor associated with a newspaper dying after an operation or during turmoil.
Death threat to pool war? J A Stone questions cure
J A Stone of Xemp Texas prefers death from shot and shall in pool war to illness he faced from a stubborn cold that worsened into a cough lasting years. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring his weight from 180 to 170 pounds and claims a full cure. Trial bottle offered free.
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Telephone Talk Invites Inspection Of Cumberland Telephone Company
A 1900s notice invites the public to inspect Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company's operating rooms during weekday tours. It emphasizes patient service, cooperative relations, and the goal of quicker service as part of community outreach by the company.
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