Bank Failure and Dr Pierce Cure Claim
An advertorial piece promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood enriching remedy that guards against consumption and related diseases. It claims 98 percent cure in early consumption and offers free books and a 160 page medical treatise from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, NY. It urges readers to send address and a small stamp to obtain materials and testimonials.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Negro orphans seek aid to reach Charleston
John Jenkins, president of a colored orphanage in London, arrived at Bow Street seeking help to return 14 children aged 5 to 11 to Charleston D C. They formed an orphanage band but public performances proved impossible due to church prohibitions, leaving the group stranded and feared to starve. The magistrate could not assist.
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Loxnox
John Jenkins
Bow Street
Charleston
D. C
London
England
Paris
Southuaipion
Restorative Nervine Proclaimed Helpful Cure
A testimonial from Augusta Maine describes nerve and sleep troubles eased by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. After six bottles weight rose from 160 to 176 pounds and memory and clarity improved. The ad touts a money back guarantee and price details from Dr Miles Medical Co Indiana.
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Miles
Augusta
Vacer St. Burbank
Wefl
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Fifth Indiana Cavalry Civil War Reunion at DePauw College
New Albany hosts G A R encampment with parades and rail passengers flow. The Fifth Indiana Cavalry arrives, to hold reunions at DePauw College and city quarters, with 700 veterans expected and 10 000 visitors anticipated Wednesday. Public information booths open at Pearl Main and Vincennes streets to assist guests.
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Fifth Indiana Cavalry
DePauw College
New Albany
Louisville
Citizens
Pearl and
Main Streets
State Street Dinkey
Vincennes Street
Monon
Daisy
State Street
J. Weeley Davis
Joseph Harbeson
T. B. Jackson
J. R. Brown
H. H. Wicks
George A. Lesch
Mattoon
Ciiro
Inl
Cincinnati
Morgan
Buffington
Raidera
Association
W. O. Jeffries
Richmond
W. A. W. Daily
Winchester
Carrie Pfeiffer Bruner
Portland
5Th Cavalry
Modoc Glee Club
Kansas
Naval Veterans Parade and Rail News Mix in Town
The town gears up for a naval veterans parade tomorrow morning as trains deliver crowds. A regular Air Line train arrived late today with twelve crowded coaches. Koleen Indiana G A R Post 371 arrived and is quartered locally. A huge star display lights the Shrader estate on Man street, with several firms showing impressive store displays. The B&O train was split into sixteen sections at noon.
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Air Line
G. A. R. Post
Koleen, Ind
East Main Street
Shrader Estate
Man Street
P. P. P. Praised for Curing Serious Leg Infection
In Wichita Falls Texas Prof B F Hickey postmaster recounts a severe ankle infection once deemed incurable. After using six bottles of P P P Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium the swelling and wound healed completely. Druggist RK Tayman confirms witnessing the remarkable cure and endorses the remedy.
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PrRorriftors
P. P
P.P. P
B. F. Hickey
Wichita Fells
Texas
Hickey
RK. Tayman
Wichita Falls
Fresh Coffee Varieties Arrive at A. & P. Tea Store
A daily fresh supply arrives at A. & P. Tea Store located at 84 Pearl Street including Old Gov t Java Mocha Pea Berry Santos Laguayra Rio Fancy Java Maracaibo and Sul tana coffees for discerning customers.
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Santos
Laguayra
Rio
Maracaibo
Pearl Street
Hinshaw Wife Murder Case Opens With Doctor as Key Witness
Danville reports the Hinshaw murder case begins presenting Dr T F Dryden of Clayton as a leading witness. Dryden testifies Mrs Hinshaw had a gunshot wound to the head and that Hinshaw himself was wounded in 17 places but not fatally. He notes powder burns on Mrs Hinshaw and disputes the instant fatality of the wound.
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Danville
Hinshaw
T. F. Dryden
Clayton
Dr. Strong
Forty Thousand Dollars Stolen From Adams Express
Terre Haute reports a cash theft from the Adams Express office likely totaling around 10,000. Cashier J D Farden and Vandalia agent J R Barnett are charged with the robbery with strong proof of guilt. Investigations trace the plan to three months, with both men leaving town Friday night and possession of money packages prior. Barnett is suspected of taking California tickets. Farden, a veteran employee, faces questions regarding the full loss.
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Terre Haute
Adams Express Company
J. D. Farden
Express’ Company
J. R. Barnett
Adams Express
Farden
Barnett
Indianapolis
G. D. Curtis
Columbus
Comany
J. D.arden
California
Vandalia
Government
Express Company
Citizens of Hymera Would Not Allow All Burial In the Cemetery
Hymera residents refused to bury the three people connected to Friday's tragedy in Bethel cemetery. They were laid to rest beside a road with a tree marking the site amid strong local opposition. The claim of a divorce between Hunter and his wife is disproved by records.
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Hymera
Sullivan
Ward
Bethel
Hunter
Boy Drowns After Rope Swing Over Pigeon Creek
Eva A N ville Sept 9 Harvey Gates an 8 year old boy swung on a rope from a tree limb over Pigeon creek yesterday and fell into a deep hole He drowned before aid arrived The body was recovered.
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Evaansville
Harvey Gates
Pigeon Creek
Mysterious shooting kills ex policeman in Champaign
In Champaign Illinois on a Saturday night Jacob Kiser who was with two companions found a man lying drunkenly on a sidewalk The man then drew a revolver and shot Kiser who died immediately The shooter a total stranger to the city has since sobered up and will not speak or identify himself
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Champaign
Ills
Jacob Kiser
Kiser
Government suit against Mrs. Stanford estate advances
Judge McKissick has completed his argument in the United States $15,000,000 suit against Mrs. Jane L. Stanford. A ruling favors the defense’s demurrer, with an appeal from Judge Ross's decision. The case risks no impact on Governor Stanford’s bequest to the university, preserving an estate of about $5 to $6 million.
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San Francisco
L. D. McKissick
United States
Jane L. Stanford
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Stanford
Iran
United States Circuit
Ross
McKissick
Supreme Court of the United States
Tornado Damage Hits State Normal School and Town
Emporia and vicinity suffered a tornado that caused about 60 000 dollars in damage to the State Normal School. downtown suffered losses inclding Clark’s wholesale furniture store unroofed and stock damaged. surrounding areas reported extensive damage with Bartford and Readings affected and a Santa Fe bridge washed away.
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State Normal School
Emporia
Clark
Bartford
Here
Tessie Henry
Neosha Rapids
Santa Fe
Readins
River death toll climbs as poison waters menace life
Thousands of fish lie dead or dying in Wabash River towns as the lower water level and suspected poisonous contamination devastate aquatic life. The report also notes a Kokomo guard appointment at Michigan City’s northern prison and a $315,000 injury suit against Lake Erie and Western by Flora Evans after a July freight train incident that cost her a hand and a foot.
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Wanass
Port Lane
Flora Evans
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Child Drinks Carbolic Acid Liniment in Enwoop
James Cottrell reports his three year old son drank a four ounce bottle of carbolic acid and camphor liniment at Enwoop on Sept 9. The child's mouth throat and stomach were burned and doctors fear he may not recover.
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James Cottrell
Notable Indiana Casualties and Political Shifts
A series of brief notices from Indiana reports William Huggins of Muncie died by self-administered strychnine in a personal crisis. Shelbyville civic leader Thomas E. McCabe died at home. Repercussions include Clinton county commissioners denying saloon licenses to four of eight applicants and 25 Muncie saloonkeepers losing pool and billiard privileges. Indiana Furniture Co employee Joseph Foster died of heart disease in Connerville. White River pollution blamed on Muncie paper mill waste. Elwood to send large delegation to Louisville encampment with a special train for veterans. State Gas Supervisor Leach warns gas companies against waste. An accident at Galesburg, Iowa leaves Richard Roberts severely injured. Weather expected to be fair in Indiana with variable winds and possible showers.
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William Huggins
Muncie
Clinton County
Thomas KE. McCabe
Shelbyville
Anderson
White River
Joseph Foster
Indiana Furniture Company
Connersville
John Brenneman
Broad Ripple
Marion Circuit Court
Elwood
Louisville
Leach
Kokomo
Post Office Letters for New Albany September 9 1895
List of letters remaining at the New Albany Monny post office includes Mrs Clark Mrs Smith Haskins Elizabeth Henry Mr Joseph Netheras ME East Payton Mrs Susan Fifth near Spring Street Riley Mrs Susan Fester Henry Chambers CE Elster Jules late chief Gilmore ME engineer US 8 Little router Rev C J Rebel Shockey 8 W Turner W M Wilson AF When calling for above letters please say advertised Charles W Schindler P M
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New Albany
Monany
Clark
Smith Haskins
Elizabeth Henry
Joseph Netheras
Payton
Susan
Spring St
Riley
Susan Fester
Henry Chambers
Elster Jules
Gilmore
Rebel Shockey
Turner
M Wilson
Charles W, Schindler
P. M
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Marcdee
Loxpon
Jack the Ripper
Kensal Green
Fifth Cavalry Association
Topeka
Kan
J. K. Gowdy
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Fifth Cavalry
John Morgan
Kentucky
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Brandenburg
Corydon
Salem
Ohio
Clifford Grapes
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Louis Bir
38Th Indians Regimental Association
Main Street
Merchants’ National Bank
Perry
Edmond A. Maginness
B. E. Shorts
James B. Hannon
Geo. Hines
Geo. Hutchings
Geo. Leach
Louis Meyer
Daisy Line
Robert F. Sage
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Mich
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Armory
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Naval Veterans
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Bayles O’ Bannon
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Hedden Dry Goods Company
White House
Gotfried Schweickhardt
Best Bros
Zinameister Bros
Scribner Park
Supt
Wattam
B &O 8
Sixty-sixth Indiana Infantry
Rider Hall
Sanderson Post Hall
Kramer’s
Hurlstone
Trinity M. E. Church
First Presbyterian Church
Hammond
the Tribune
Pearl and Market
General Packard
Mystic
Detroit
J.C. Burrows
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Heater
Walker
Ealer
Lew Wallace
B. F
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Wabash
Doyle
Thayer
Nebraska Music
T. ‘H. "Hagerty St. Louie
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Chicago
Hon
Jno
B. Stoll
South Bend
Muasic
Old Maennerchor Hall
R. G. Easley
T. Finney
Wyandotte, Mich
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DR. Dryden
Adams
Murderer Ward
Eaane
Wiley Jones
Somers
Cicero
Ellen Simpson
Richard Blair
Roxomo
David Markland
Howard Township
Leavening Powe
U.S
Wis
Albert Lewis
Oakley Road
West Orange
Lewis
Newark
Smaron
Penn
James Ewing
Ears
Margaret Christy
Crawford County
Squire Snodgrass
Jamestown
Ewing
Tite
Valkyrie Ff
Sept
Defender
Sati Tao
Prison North
A. L. Martin
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Michigan City
Martin
Indiana Militia
Uniform Bank
K. of P
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GalespuRa
Richard Roberts
Feca
Indiana
Dave Claudy
Hood
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