Nervous Debility Cure Book Offered by Medial Institute
A medical advert explains that modern life strains the nervous system causing exhaustion in young and middle aged men. It promotes a 168 page home treatment book from the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, mailed securely sealed for two cents postage, addressing World’s Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N.Y.
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Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Filibustering expedition tied to seized schooner Lark
Across Florida waters Spanish consul reports the Lark seizure is part of a larger filibustering expedition bound for Cuba. U S authorities instructed to pursue offenders under international law while four Spanish consuls are assigned to guard routes, Tampa Jacksonville and Key West among them.
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Lark
Cuba
Wasallatox
State Department
Key West
Florida
Revenue
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
United States Attorney
Revenue Fleet
Washington
Uljcers
Arila Alous
Tampa
Jacksonville
Cholera Deaths Reported Across Vollyuia and Podolia
In Vollyuia between August 18 and August 2 inclusive, 5,549 cholera cases were reported with 2,450 deaths. In Podolia from August 21 to August 3, 45 deaths occurred amid cholera cases.
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Sr. Prerensaore
Vollyuia
Podolia
Attempt to seize San Salvador government flighted from Sept 19
Will Try to Capture San Salvador as General Antonio exits for Mexico with two personal aircraft. Gunboats for Cuba coast now complete crews left Cadiz aboard the Conay Alfonso II for Cuba.
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San Salvador
Las Francto
Antonio Jp.zets
Mexico
Glascow
Cuba
Cadiz
Coba
Devastating Indianapolis Fire Tops Two Million Loss
Fire on Washington street in Indianapolis destroys Eastman Schleicher Lee carpet stock and damages the Indiana National Bank building and Condit block. Losses near two million dollars threaten major local firms including the New York store and Western Union Telegraph. Bank contents largely intact. recovery to rebuild planned for key sites. Separate reports note a fatal rail collision at Greensburg, a severe head wound from a woods accident near Wabash, and large university and Catholic school developments in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Washington Street
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Eastman, Schleicher & Lee
Indiana National Bank
Condit
New York
Indiana Trust Company
Meridian Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Baldwin, Miller & Co
Workman Dies on Indianapolis Gas Company's Building Derrick
James Christie a Decatur Ill. foreman for the contractors building a ten story iron structure for the Indianapolis Gas company climbed out on the large derrick to fix a lifting hook. Despite warnings he descended the chain and fell 100 feet to his death. He leaves several children and was a widower.
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Indianapolis Gas Company
Indianapolis
James Christie
Decatur
Ill
Christie
Major Doxeys Mammoth Plant Fire Damages Alexandria Works
Fire at the American plateglass works in Alexandria causes 150 men to lose work as damage ranges from 15000 to 20000 pounds. The casting hall is destroyed by escaping gas from a defective pipe. grinding and polishing rooms survive. Plant had just resumed after two years idleness. Major Doxey vows to use plate glass within five weeks.
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Alexandria
Doxey
Hanged by a Mob in Warsaw Over Rape Case
Warsaw Sept 19 L Harriott was seized from jail by a mob and lynched. He had abducted Mamie Ernhart and held her on an Eagle lake island where she suffered grievous maltreatment. Harriott escaped Tuesday but was recaptured early yesterday.
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L. Harriott
Warsaw
Mamie Ernhart
Eagle Lake
Harriott
Polish Catholic Association Convention In South Bend
The national convention of the Polish Catholic Association of America opens in South Bend with hundreds of Poles in attendance including noted poet S. Zachajkiewicz. In Kosciusko jail escape four prisoners fled by cutting bolts while others stayed. An unidentified woman was killed after stepping in front of a Big Four train in Indianapolis. The Virginia and Alabama grain elevator in Indianapolis burned with loss of two hundred thousand bushels stored.
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South Benn
The
Polish Catholic Association of America
United States
S. Zachajkiewicz
Indianapolis
Virginia Avenue
Alabama Street
Very Lucky Escape on Express Platform
Oliver Cook headcook on the dining car of the Pennsylvania Limited fainted on the platform yesterday and fell from a train moving 50 miles an hour, escaping with only a scalp wound. Other local notes report Indiana postmasters appointed, Elizabeth Erhart's self harm, and John Sheehan killed when thrown from a horse in Kentucky.
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Vasparaise
Oliver Cook
Pennsylvania Limited
Indiana colleges organize for football season
Reports from Indiana note colleges preparing for football. Obituaries mention William H. Durham of Crawfordsville dying yesterday. A Post Office case in Elwood involves a Postmaster murder investigation. Hammond slaughterhouses face nuisance law arrests amid claimed European meat exports. A Humane Society ruling restricts killing without due process. Two thousand miners near Dubois Pa strike harking back to 1824 era wage disputes.
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Indiana
William H. Durham
Crawfordaville
Harbutt
Elwood
Hammond
Europe
Postoffice
Letterman
Dunfee
Singer
Mra G. EK. Sweeney
Z. T. Sweeney
Columbus
Newman
Ils
Supreme Court
Humane Society
Gill
Rochesten
N. Y
Dubois
No North No South Union Brings Healing At Battlefield Dedication
The report describes a rare postwar harmony at Chickamauga Battlefield as veterans from the North and South mingle without feud. Indiana's monuments were dedicated on Lookout and Missionary Ridge with General Morton C. Hunter presiding. Indiana emphasizes veteran care, praised by visitors from other states.
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CanTranooaga
Louisville
Boys of Gray
Boys of Blue
South
Johnny Reba
Union
Confederacy
Chickamauga
Snodgrass Hill
Wisconsin
Badger State
Kelly Field
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Lytle Hill
Lytle
Massachusetts
Knob Hill
Morton C. Hunter
Indiana Commission
Lucas
R. M. Johnson
Morton
Matthews
James R. Carnahan
D. B. McConnell
Ninth Indiana
Lew Wallace
I. N. Walker
Carnahan
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Vast Concourse of Old Veterans Meet Under a Mammoth Circus Tent
In Chattanooga on Sept 19 a massive turnout filled an eight ring tent for the reunion of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland. Veterans from Cincinnati attended as guests while General J D Morgan presided. Mayor Ochs gave the welcome, with responses by General Boynton and Senator Manderson of Nebraska. Indiana-Fair, warmer, wester winds.
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Chattanooga
P. T. Barnum
Barnum
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Cincinnati
J. D. Morgan
Quincy
General Rosecrans
George W. Ochs
Their Heads Taken Off Eleven Guilty Chinese Riders Get the Ax
The joint American and British commission probing the Ka Cheng missionary riots reports progress in fixing responsibility and punishing the guilty. Telegraphs from Pekin and Shanghai confirm seven Chinese ringleaders were decapitated yesterday. Denby cites progress forming an independent panel to investigate the Cheng Tu mission riots.
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Wasuixeton
Ka Cheng
Dguby
Pekin
Jernigan
Shanghai
Denby
Independent Commission
Cheng Tu
Presiding Judge Denounces Postponement in Cuban Case
Wilmington September 19 United States circuit court heard 20 Cuban filibusters on trial before Judge Wales. District Attorney Vandegraft urged a postponement for evidence due next Wednesday. defense opposed. Judge Wales asserted speedy-trial rights and denied the delay, stating evidence from Cuba is beyond reach. Trial proceeded with a demurrer sustained and witnesses for the government testifying about the expedition.
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Wilmington
Del
United States Circuit Court
Wales
Vandegraft
Judge Wales
Cuba
Marshal Lannon
Captain Nicholson
Taurus
Robert H. Graham
Albert Stout
Charles Drighter
Lead P. Bush
Imperial and diplomatic moves and social notes from abroad
Reported exchanges of officials from Italy and Belgium amid London and Washington circles. Majestic brings English-linked figures including Commodore Glennie and Sailmaker Ratsey. Prince Hohentothe rumors denied by National Zeitung. Auction plans for Requietal and yearling stock. Cleveland ushers Athinta exposition. Havana cigars distributed to Spanish troops amid suspicious rebel sympathy chatter.
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Marquis Imperali
Legation
Washington
Signor Malespina
Brussels
Majestic
England
Glennie
Lord Dunraven
Ratsey
National Zeitung
Prince Huhentohe
David Gideon
Hazelton
Waltzer
Cleveland
Havana
Highest of all in Leavening Power
PERSONALP. Mra. Anna Edwards left yesterday for Alexandria Ind. Born to Mr.and Mra Horatio Devol a lion today at their home on East Springs street. Rev. A. J. Bolster of Alexis Illa. is the q pcet of Elder M. A. Stevens, Ekin avenue, Ernest Cox left yesterday for Arcadia Ind. to take a position in the glass works. Mrs. George Akin, who was visiting relatives here has returned to her home at Owensboro Ky. Mr. Edward Quigley of Kingsbury Lapere county spent yesterday with relatives in this city. Will Kelly convalescent. Miss Annie Rater gone to Indianapolis to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rehling, formerly of this city. Conductor George Weddell of the Air Line and family leave tonight for New York City to remain several weeks. Mrs. Mary Hubbert left Tuesday evening for Montana to visit Mrs. Barnum wife of Lieut Malvern Hill Biracum A. S. A. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Losson entertained guests last night in honor of their grand-daughters Misses Estella and Beatrice Losson Bardstown Ky. Mrs. Hannah Shrock and children Mrs. Chas Gompf and Mr. Oscar McKibben returned to their homes in Marion Ohio after a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Cr West Main street. Miss Daisy Seabrook of New Albany visiting friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes returned from a visit to their daughter Mrs Philip Hon of New Albany. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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George Akin
Owensboro
Edward Quigley
Kingsbury
Lapere County
Will Kelly
East Main Street
Annie Rater
Indianapolis
Henry Rehling
George Weddell
The
Air Line
New York City
Mary Hubbert
Montana
Barnum
Malvern Hill
Biracum
Nick Losson
Exet Thirteenth
Elm Streets
Estella
Beatrice Losson
Bardstown
Hannah Shrock
Chas. Gompf
Oscar McKibben
Marion
Ohio
Grade meetings at the Superintendent office schedule
Grade meetings at the Superintendent's office are set for Friday 4 PM First grade teachers Saturday 4 PM Second grade teacher Monday 4 PM Third grade teachers Tuesday 4 PM Fourth grade teachers Wednesday 4 PM Fifth grade Thursday 4 PM Sixth grade Friday 8:15 AM September 27 general teachers meeting Principal meeting Saturday morning at 8 15 W H Hershman Bapt City Schools urged punctual attendance. Charles Gill arrested by Patrolman Lannehan on charge of stealing gold watch from Annie Martin arraigned before Justices Richards pleaded not guilty trial set for next Monday in default of bond he went to jail.
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W. H. Hershman
Charles Gill
Lannehan
Annie Martin
Richards
Battery names and scores across Western League action
The Western League and various cities including Minneapolis and Indianapolis show batterymate lineups with Healy Blackburn Wilson Cross Woods and others in RH FB play. Multiple games feature teams like Louisville St Louis Cleveland Cincinnati Boston Washington Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with runs hits and errors noted, while Theodore Runyan the US ambassador to Germany asks at Warzburg for clemency for Louis Stern who received four months in Narbenberg for insulting a royal official.
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Louisville
Iest Gimme
Melarland
Warner
St. Louie
Dreitenstein
Otten
McDermott
Spies
St. Louis
Kissinger
Cleveland
Wallace
Cuppy
Young
O'Conner
Chacinnati-Rhines
Dwyer
Vaturho
Roston— Daler
Ryan
Bantitnaese
Holer
Iper
I Jason
Charlie
Washington- Mercer
Metis
Brooklyn
Grim
Pittsbore
Gardner
Merritt
Phuts
Serrors
Cheeweokhead
Dongaue
Beklin
Theodore Runyan
United States
Germany
Hes Wrale
Warzburg
Louis Stern
New York
Narenberg
Baron ‘Thuengen
Bath
Kissingen
Bunyan
Deaths and lawsuits mix in Texas and Indiana notices
Mrs. Margaret Kehoe dies at 70 after weeks with dropsy in Wichita Falls. Dr. Philip Blade sues Isaac M. Parsons for 5000 in Washington, Indiana, alleging slander over abortion claims. Local ads tout N. A. Steam Laundry and testimonial letters praise P P P for blood poisoning cures.
False charge against Wm C Edgman sparks denial
Mrs Edgman says the criminal assault accusation against veteran worker Wm C Edgman is false. He is on medical leave from Jeffersonville works and at present under physician care, while New Albany veterans defend his character and readiness to answer any charges.
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Wm. C. Edgman
Jeffersonville
Edgman
New Albany
Hood's Sarsaparilla Builds Strength and Blood Purity
A vintage promotion claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood, strengthens nerves, boosts appetite, and improves sleep. It targets complaints like scrofula, rheumatism, nervousness, and fatigue, presenting the remedy as the best building up medicine for vigor and health.
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Hood
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Carver
Catholic School For Boys
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Rt. Vincent's Institute For Boys
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Fort Wayne
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East Springs Street
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Alexis, Illa
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Ekin Avenue
Ernest Cox
Arcadia
Glass Works
Daisy Seabrook
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Philip Hon
Bloomington
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Healy
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Cross and Woods
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Milwaukee
Terre
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Flis
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Jane Kehoe
West Seventh Street
Holy Triality Catholic Church
Philip Blade
D City
Isaac M. Parsons
Washington, Ind
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Wichita Falls
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