Favorite Prescription Promises Health For Women
An advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription from the Invalid Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York. It touts a healthy glow and relief from menstrual pain with a claim of permanent cure in eight percent of cases. A testimonial from Mrs. Many Crim of Frankfort Franklin Co Mh describes weight gain and improved well being after using multiple Pierce remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Invalid Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Many Crim
Frankfort
Franklin Co
Turbulent Baseball Scores Mixed as News Tangles
A crowded wire of baseball box scores appears with teams like New York Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore listed amid scattered notes. Pugilist Jim Corbett’s foot condition is described as worsening while other items mention yacht plans and social engagements.
Indiana News Notes and Tragic Finds From South Bend
Money in the Burned Bank vault in Indianapolis is reported all right. A farm hand dies in a crush. Two skeletons found in a sandpit near South Bend. Groans heard from an empty Lake Shore boxcar. 14 year old boy George Seymour found dying, later revived, claiming his father is a wealthy Chicago man. Parents alerted. He had been tramp and hungry for three days.
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Indianapolis
South Benn
Lake Shore
George Seymour
Chicago
Indianap Wis
Indiana National Bank
Rainey
Hair growth noted on long-buried boy in Wilson lot
A 23 year old incident recalls Larry Wilson born near ViaBasa died at age 3 and was moved to new cemetery where a second exhumation found hair grown to over a foot while body remained otherwise unchanged. The report connects a cemetery relocation with a striking physical change.
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ViaBasa
Tlarry
John Wilson
Wilson
Harry
Tragic Drowning Attempt and Child Burn Death Reported
Sept 21 reports from Huntington and Wanasa describe Mrs A Large attempting suicide by drowning due to ill health, and a 3 year old child fatally burned while mother slept. In Valparaiso two skeletons found in a sandpit near Liverpool, five feet deep, buried about a year with clothing rotted. Officials investigate identities unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontington
A. Large
Mt. Etna
Wanasa
Charles Billman
Valparaiso
Liverpool
Hivehaw Trial Resumed After Juror Recovery
Daxvi e Sept 21 Juror Hunt was sufficiently recovered to attend court this morning as the Hin shaw murder trial resumed. Defense witnesses began their examination, marking a new phase in the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daxvi
Hinshaw
Bonds Sold for Vincennes City at Premium
In Vincennes on September 21 bonds totaling 12 000 dollars for the city were sold to W. J. Hayes and Son of Cleveland. The 5 percent bonds brought a premium of 787 dollars.
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Vincennes
City of
W. J. Hayes & Son
Cleveland
False lynching report and crowded Franklin schools
The Warsaw lynching story is declared false while Franklin city schools are said to be badly overcrowded. A new building will be erected to ease the overcrowding. Andy King, an Ermit mine worker near Brazil, died from a fall of rock. John Kelly of Brookville received a three year penitentiary sentence for burglary, his third trip over the road.
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Warsaw
Franklin
Andy King
Ermit
Brazil
John Kelly
Brookville
Indiana
Charles M. Dutehber
Flora Warner
Adams County
John Deer
Indianapolis
Trade Conditions Stir Mixed News From New York Markets
Trade weekly review notes wheat advance then drop amid speculator activity and new export flows, with corn following. Iron prices surge, boosting pig iron purchases from Europe but dampening home demand. Failures rise in U S and Canada. Bradstreet reports varied regional trade gains and some cooling in the central west. A British ship named Stoneleish out of Melbourne is long overdue near Cape Horn, with about 40 feared dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dan & Co
Trade Today
Minnesota
Europe
Middlesboro
America
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Gray Forge
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's
Iowa
South Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Stoneleish
Melbourne
London
Cape Horn
Veterans Parade Honors Confederate Heroes in Chattanooga
A Confederate veterans unit in gray led a grand parade through Chattanooga with the Stars and Stripes, drawing cheers from tens of thousands. Indiana Governor Claude Matthews and the state’s delegation rode in carriages, and the day featured remarks by Vice President Stevenson, governors, and military officials. Citizens presented General Boynton with a 225 piece silver dinner set in thanks for his Chickamauga battlefield park idea, followed by a reception at the Read House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canttanoona
West Point
Chattanooga
Stevenson
House of Representatives
Charles W. Crisp
Indiana
Claude Matthews
Robbins
Compton
I. N. Walker
Grand Army of the Republic
R. E. Stone
L. B. Marton
Indiana Chickamauga
Peter Turney
Tennessee
George W. Ochs
Ohio
Georgia
United States
Big Barnum Tent
D. 5
L. Niccolis
St. Louis
Schofield
Read House
Religious Services Across Several Churches Sunday
Sunday worship list covers Third Presbyterian in Spring and Ninth streets with morning preaching by Chas Hutchinson and afternoon Junior Endeavor and Young People societies. Second Presbyterian at Thirteenth and Elm with 9 a.m. Sunday school and 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services. First Presbyterian featuring Dr Clokey on Christ Our Pattern and The Child Under One of the Shrubs.
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Third Presbyterian
Ninth Streets
Chas. Hutchinson
Junior Endeavor Society
Young People’s Society
Second Presbyterian
Thirteenth
Elm Streets
Allan Douglass Carlile
Y. P
C. BE
First Presbyterian
Clokey
Wesley Chaprel
H. C. Clippinger
Reese W. Prosser
T.G. Bebarrel
Epworth League
M. E.—Cor
Spring and
Upper Fifth
Trinity Church
John R. Neat
F. G. Walker
Harry Dowling
Man Street
M. E
Pisses
Jas. C. Horton
H. C. Stallings
Epworth
Spring Street
Dear Bank
Theodore F. John
S. A. John
Evansville
P. S.C. BE
Central Christian
L. E. Sellers
Barnum's Tent Filled Again By Army of Northern Virginia
Barnum's tent at Chatanooga drew a large crowd with veterans of the Army of Northern Virginia and a segment of the Army of the Potomac who fought at Chickamauga. Presidents and speakers praised southern memory and loyalty as the gathering adjourned. Also a Lookout Mountain collision injured several, including Senator Peffer, and a Chicago man broke a leg. In Springfield, Illinois, teachers may be required to hoist and lower the U.S. flag by school board rules. Indiana weather remains fair and warm with cooler conditions expected tomorrow.
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Chattanocoga
Barnum
Virginia
Army of the Potomac
Chickamauga
E. C. Walthall
Mississippi
South
Oates
Alabama
J. A. Williamson
L. R. Stegman
New York
Lookout Mountain
Cuattancoca
Senator Peffer
Kansas
Lookout Inn
Stephen Parrish
Chicago
Springfield
Ill
United States
Newell
P. P. P. Cures Severe Leg Infection in Wichita Falls
Testimonial from Prof. B. F. Hickey and Druggist R. Tayman attests to a years long leg infection healing after prolonged use of P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium. The patient described a fever core with pus and bone exposure that resisted physicians and bandages but finally healed after six bottles, implying belief that P. P. P. cures impure blood or blood poisoning when used persistently.
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P. P.P
Hickey
Wichita Falls
Texas
R. Tayman
Suit Filed to Recover County Orders Destroyed by Fire
Levi H. Scott through Voigt and Stotsenburg sues the board of county commissioners for 2516 dollars claiming county orders, destroyed by fire on November 28, 1894, evidence of debt. He offered indemnity for payment and appealed after the May term to circuit court. Joseph P. Rice returns from Petoskey, Michigan to avoid hay fever visitation.
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Levi H. Scott
Voigt & Stotsenburg
Board of County Commissioners
Scott
Circuit Court
Woman’s shotgun halts city pole planting on Water Street
Mrs Josephine McCracken blocks Long Distance Telephone and Telegraph Company poles planned along Walter Street by threatening bloodshed. Police and attorney present but she refuses arrest, claiming protection of her home. Workmen withdraw as crowd gathers and several neighbors also resist poles near other residences.
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Walter Street
Josephine McCracken
Bank
Third
Water Street
Cannon
Evan B. Stotsenburg
McCracken
Henry Groan
Peter Carnes
Sixth Street
Anxious inquiry over child custody reaches humane society
Mrs M Smith of New Albany asks if the Kentucky Humane Society holds Illinois jurisdiction after a Geneva Illinois father took a five month old child from its dying mother’s sister. She traveled to Louisville to seek guidance and was told to contact Geneva’s Humane Society secretary.
Furniture seized from Dr. Young after removal to Buotesville
A quantity of office furniture owned by Dr. F W. Young of 719 West Jefferson Street Louisville, seized by landlord P W James for $600 rent, was loaded into wagons and moved to Buotesville Indiana. Young was detained at Vincennes street depot and may return the items if not prosecuted. He is a medical college teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F W. Young
Jefferson Street
Louisville
P. W. Jamea
Young
Buotesville
Ind
James
Nominating committee to pick Y M C A board members
The Y M C A nominating committee meets tonight to select candidates for the incoming board of directors and trustees. Tomorrow offers the final summer afternoon Bible talk with Mr McKee leaving the city on Oxt Ist Hoe to conduct the study tomorrow at 38 30 and the opening men’s meeting Sunday Sept 29 in Y M C A Auditorium all men invited
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McKee
Hoe
Heirs Challenge Property Claim of Jail Inmate John Holzheer
Barbara, Lena, Diene and John Riehle and Pauline Flamm sue John M Holzheer and Casper Hurrie through Voight and Brotsenburg claiming ownership of the Charlestown road property once used as a saloon and home. They seek nullification of Holzheer’s claim and damages up to 100, asserting his bigamy and murder case undermine his status as husband to the deceased Mrs Holzheer. The heirs argue Holzheer’s second marriage is illegal if his first wife is alive in Germany, and will contest the property claim.
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John Holzheer
Barbara
Lena
Diene
John Riehle
Pauline Flamm
Carrie Holzheer
Voight & Brotsenburg
John Mholzheer
Casper Hurrie
Holzheer
Jewatt & Jewett
Kelso
Germany
Theoarlestown Road
Mra
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New York Yacht Club
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Sephi
Joseph MM. Bevo
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Pantie
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Henry Shafer
William Innis
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Michigan Southern
Cadmus
Mich
Horace Nufer
Michigan
Rockville
Jesse Davis
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Logansport
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Hivehaw
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Company of
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Stars and Stripes
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Army of Northern Virginia
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Silver Grove
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A. J. Bolster
M. A. Stevens
Army of
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Petoskey, Mich
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Mrs. Smith
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