Frederick I of Baden to Celebrate Eightieth Birthday
Karlsruhe sept 8 frederick I grand duke of baden will celebrate his eightieth birthday tomorrow for fifty years he has ruled over two million people striving to advance economy and education he is one of the best loved rulers of german states it was he who at versailles in 1871 proposed king william of prussia for emperor of the confederate states
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Grand Duke of
Baden
Is Wee Ba
William of Prussia
Karlsruhe
Frederick I
Frederick
Versailles
William of
Prussia
Grand Duchess
Louise
William I
Bradstreet outlook says trade remains favorable into fall
Bradstreet's weekly review notes rising sales shipments and outputs as cooler weather arrives signaling vacation and fall activity. Buyers attracted by cheap rail rates and good crop returns show confidence in strong future trade while jobbers and wholesalers report active business and strained logistics from crop and fuel movements. August failures remain the lightest in seven years. isolated financial dishonesty issues persist among some companies.
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New York
Bradstreet
Review of Trade Today
Baseball scores from league games this day
National League game at St Louis ended with a 2 to 0 score. American Association action featured Columbus beating an opponent 5 to 4. Details for Indians pel ia and Pasi games are unclear from the report.
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St. Louis
American Association
Columbus
Indianspelia
Pasi
Hartman Promises Free Summer Treatment for Women
Dr S B Hartman offers to treat hundreds of women with pelvic and other female diseases by correspondence during the summer. Letters from patients cite relief from symptoms after using Peruna, with testimonials from Miss Mary Mayger and Mrs James Gollaher praising the remedy and confidentiality of treatment.
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America
S. B. Hartman, M
Hartman
United States Treasurer Treat Proposes Currency Relief Plan
United States Treasurer Charles F. Treat spoke at an Atlantic City banquet urging a radical shift in government credit policy. He proposed the government accept commercial paper with clearing house endorsement as collateral to back loans, aiming to tide over financial panics.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sept. C
United States
Charivaai
Treat
Vhe Wit Gual
Charles FH. Treat
Park Wlerks
Oldest Horse Stealer Sentenced Man in Indiana History
Richmond Ind September 8 Matt Shockley a Randolph county horse thief sentenced to prison is a unique figure in Indiana criminal annals He is seventy years old and has spent more than half his life behind prison bars.
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Richmond
Ind
Matt Shockley
Randolph County
Indiana
Shockley
Cuba War Hinges on Armistice Demand Amidst Fighting
Ungoverned Cuba fight continues as Guerra rejects armistice unless late elections are annulled. Government forces under Colonel Avalos field about 1,000 troops facing rival units. clashes erupt near Liancun and Pinar del Río provinces. Western front reporting renewed action with mounted forces and heavy artillery. Kidney cure advertisement closes the notice.
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Pinar del
Guerra
Aca
Ris
Imsur
Ioc
Avalos
Election Today in Rome for General of Jeana Order
In Rome on September 8 delegates of the Congregation of the Company of Jesus prepare for the election of a new general to succeed the state Father Martin. The election, to take place today, is expected to name Father Rudolph J. Mayer of St. Louis as the new general.
Parachute Failure Halts 509 Foot Balloon Descent
Miss Mary Z Keyes of Chicago narrowly escaped death when a balloon ascent at Libertyville Illinois fell 509 feet. She clung to an opening parachute that failed to open but saved herself and a nearby attendant entangled in the cordage, who was carried aloft before being freed. Both suffered injuries and the aeronaut released gas to steady the craft.
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Libertyvills
Mary Z. Keyes
Chicago
Asa Uttle
Death and murder charge swirl around missing Miss Dora
A garbled report from Festsar Missouri notes Dora Rei, missing for days, allegedly left a note and hinted at joint burial plans with Tay Stevens of Schell City. County authorities issue an information service, with Stevens charged in a murder case.
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Dora Rei
Festsar
Stotard
Tay Stevens
Schell City
Altve
Stevers
Irile Ghert
Stevens
Foley Kidney Cure Promoted by C. O. Knoefel
Unclear fragment mentions Foley Kidney Cure offered by C. O. Knoefel and includes garbled text about a man near a plant, an accident, and a long fall, suggesting a report of a workplace incident with injurious consequences.
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Foley
Knoefel
Stensland Case: Fugitive Banker Apprehended in Tangier
A dispatch from Washington reports Paul G. Stensland, fugitive Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago executive, captured in Tangier. Keely of the Chicago Tribune and Olson of Units will guard him and arrange his return, with a government ship not due for weeks. Officials fear both remorse and possible escape plans. The prisoner is under constant watch.
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Washington
State Department
Gummere
Morocco
Paul G. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago
Keely
Chicago Tribune
Olson
Units
Tangier
Messrs
Stensland
Glacier
Manila
Mline
Forgeries by Hipple Hyped by Receiver in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports reveal Frank K Hipple, former president of the defunct Real Estate Trust Co, forged and misused funds totaling over a quarter of a million dollars. Receiver Earle disclosed that Hipple used signatures of prominent businessmen on notes to cover overdrafts and large loans, then claimed personal loans were discounted to replenish his accounts.
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Philadelphia
Frank K.hipple
Earle
Hipple
Wife shoots self at hospital beside dying husband
Boston Sept 8 Mrs David E Sharretts wife of a War Department cashier shot and killed herself at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital beside her husband who had just died at the institution five minutes earlier. Her act is blamed on an excited mental condition following the strain of the tragedy.
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Boston
David E. Sharretts
David E. Scarretts
The
War Department Ataphington
Massachusetts Homeopathicsl Hospital
Not Ready for Trial in Chicago Antitrust Case
The trial of the defendants charged with restraining trade and commerce in a packing and case involving alleged illegal acts has been postponed. The matter, tied to the Chicago docket, will not proceed as scheduled and is now set for a new date in November.
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Chicago, Rept
Bigesaceee
Local notes on plans, fires, and meetings across towns
The Louisville and Northern Railway and Lighting Co accepts a freight and passenger depot at Charlestown. An alarm to box 25 sent the fire department to Peterson’s house on Vincennes Street. a small roof hole resulted. George E. Steinbauer wins court room papering contract and will finish before the next term. Wesley Chapel and Jennie DePauw Memorial church boards set meetings before Greensburg conference. Boonville Princeton Owensville felt an earthquake at 10:30 am. buildings rocked after a murmur. John Harbeson burned mouth from carbolic acid. he did not swallow. S. S. Stoneking moves to New Albany district. refined oil price cut there. Marengo Academy alumni reunion. Prof. Johnson attends. City Attorney Weathers helps reception committee. Oulberteon Avenue meeting to discuss brick or asphalt improvement. Ivan Mowrer, fractured skull from timber in sawmill, remains alive in critical but stable condition at St Edward’s Hospital.
Monon Route Fare to Chicago Round Trip
Six dollars to Chicago and return via the Monon Route. Depart Saturday morning or night with a good return on Monday. Plans suggest convenient travel times for weekend trips to the city.
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Monon
Personal mentions of travels and relocations across cities
Mr and Mrs Charles A Lohan return from an eastern visit. The Drew Fountains plan to move to Louisville. Dr Alice Maas and Miss Florence Miller depart for Chicago. A W Baylor and sister Miss Garvie Baylor of Lafayette visit nearby. Alma Pontch returns from Minneapolis and Chicago. Judge W O Ute comes back from Bayview Michigan. Mr and Mrs Jacob Coleman depart for Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Peter Pfeffer at their home East Rim and Vinteguse streets. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hemsworth end two weeks away and return home to St eon eo.
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Alice Maas
Florence, Miller
Monon
Chicago
A. W. Baylor
Garvie Baylor
Lafayette
Alma Pontch
Minneapolis
W. O. Ute
Bayview
Mich
Jacob Coleman
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Peter. Pfeffer
Corner East Rim
Vinteguse Streste
Joseph Hemsworth
Pittsburgh Visit And Local Social Notices
In Pittsburg visiting his granddaughter Ed ward King at 1728 East Elm Street. Mrs. Michael Hickey of Auburnd, N Y, returns home after visiting her husband at Todd Manufacturing. A Stanley Nathanson and Miss Georgia McCutchen plan to wed at Miss McCutchen’s home officiated by Rev. Frank T. Porter. Reuben Wella, once master mechanic of the old J M & I railroad, visits Jeffersonville with daughter Mrs. Henry E Jewett. Louise Manor hosts a seventeenth birthday trolley party at 1612 East Market Street chaperoned by O N Douglass. George Mitchell of Nashville announces engagement of daughter Ethel Louise to Jesse Louise Sigmon of the city. The wedding set for September 25 at 1031 Eghteenth Avenue South, Nashville, with Sigmon in the Louisville and Nashville railroad office. Ed Bettman and wife entertain friends at a euchre party at 221 East Washington Street in honor of sister-in-law Mrs Josephine Phillipe visiting from Streator Ill. Among guests were Mr and Mrs John Zapp, Arthur Harris, and others from Louisville and nearby towns.
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Pittsburg
Edward King
East Elm Street
Michael Hickey
Auboro
N. Y
Todd Manufacturing Company
A. Stanley Nathanson
Georgia McCutchen
Hetty McCutchen
West Market Street
Frank T
Miss Manor
East Market Street
O. N. Douglass
George Mitchell
Nashville
Tenn
Ethel Louise
Jesse Louise Sigmon
Pireate
Eghteenth Avenue
Sigmon
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Second and Main
Louisville
Ed. Bettman
East Washington Street
Josephine Phillipe
Streator
Ill
John Zapp
Arthur Harris
Eagle
Harry Bareford
Adolph Zeller
Cash
Local Fair Winners Highlight Dainty Vases and Handkerchiefs
Pickler and daughter Mere led prize results with Ella Vankirk taking first in the ladies category for a dainty vase. First gentleman's prize went to John Bettman, while Mayme Ziller earned a prize for etiquette. A lunch was served to all attendees, showcasing community pride.
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Pickler
Mere
Clarence Livingston
Tilie
Amelia Zeller
Daisy Hamilton
Maed Knipe
Mabel Sande
Sande
Talbert Schechter
William Bettman
Cass
Ella Vankirk
Mayme Ziller
John Bettman
Eee
Thore
Tribune Subscribers Go By Mail Promptly Confers Favor
Local note requests prompt newspaper delivery to subscribers of the Tribune and Indianapolis edition. A terse appeal asks readers to ensure timely receipt and to report issues via Cumberland 393.
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New Tribune
The
Indianapolis
Regejer
Tribune
Cumberland
Controversial French Case Shocks Critics
A fragmentary report notes a French government stance on inequality amid plague fears in Lourdes and mentions a 1878 population statistic per hectare. It references a high-profile case with a verdict of life penal servitude and a vague wartime reminiscence.
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Bois de Boulogne
Shering
Fae
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