Remains of Indiana President Laid in State
Remains of Former President Hucksom lie in state at the Indiana State Capitol after a solemn procession from his North Delaware Street home. The cortege, formed by three regiments of infantry and a battery of artillery, moved through crowded streets as citizens paid final respects. Guards and civil officials watched as the casket, draped in the flag, was borne into the capitol and later viewed by thousands.
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Tuanapelis
Ind
National Guard of
Invines
Hucksom
Delaware Street
Indiana
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Hyes
Tery
Averuoria
Capitol
Lew Wallace
Army
George Brown
Navy
Twilge
John H. Baker
United States
Oullet
Chile
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Arma
State Guard
Brig
Kee
George M. Studebaker
Barre B. Smith
George W. McCor
James B. Carnahan
Columbia Club
Marion Club
Grand Army of the Republic
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan Home
Seventieth Indiana Infantry
Hoard of Trade
Indianapolis Commercial Club
State
State House
Gov
Durbie
Supreme Court
James H Jordan
L. J. Monks
Alexander Dowling
John W. Hadley
Francis F. Baker
Appellate Court
James Black
Daniel W. Comstock
William J. Henley
WW. D. Robinson
A. Z Wiley
Gilbert
A.B. Hunt
W. L. Taylor
Surrogate Upholds Will for Mary Beach Tousey Estate
In New York on March 15 Surrogate Thomas upheld the will of Mary Beach Tousey, bequeathing her estate of 100 to Protestant Episcopal churches and institutions, ignoring her relatives on a second reading. In Berlin on March 14 parliament passed the second reading of supplementary estimates for the China expedition totaling 123,335,000 marks.
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Civil Service
Ophea
New York
Thomas
Mary Beach Tousey
Mases
Berlin
She Reichs
China
Legislative Gossip Sparks Busy Minnesota Senate March Notes
Minnesota lawmakers push through or stall bills in a flurry of activity. The senate killed many medical regulation bills and approved a 29000 appropriation for Minnesota products at Buffalo while debating reapportionment and branding rules. The house advanced or killed multiple measures including a highway commission, captiol lands sale, and a misleading bevy of tax bills. adjournment looms as conferences set later meetings.
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Minnesota
Buffalo
Hurd
Ramsey
Hickes
Joint Conference
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Board of Control
Snyder
End comes quietly as Harrison dies in Indiana
Gen Benjamin Harrison dies at 4 45 PM Wednesday after a gradual decline. Tributes pour in from Indiana leaders like Gov Durbin and Judge Baker as public business is suspended. Wealth estimated around 250 000 to 300 000 with a $100 000 fee from the Venezuela dispute. Harrison life spans law and politics, father to Russell Harrison and Mrs McKee, with details of his career from Indiana to the White House.
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Durbin
Ind
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Mrs. McKee
Indiana
Miller
John B. Elam
James Whitcomb Riley
United States
Baker
Lew Wallace
South American
Benjamin Harrison
John Scott Harrison
William J. Harrison
Ohio
Indianapolia
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Harrison
Hayes
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Caroline Lavinia Scott
White House
Snion
Russell B Harrison
Spain
McKee
Ger Harrison
Mary Scott Lord Dimmick
New York
Benjamin Dimmick
Pennsylvania
Iren Harrison
Mr. Dimmick
Mary Elizabeth
Ger
Paris
Strome Man's Seat and Promised Cures Highlighted
Fragmentary ad copy extols a tonic claiming to cure digestion, stomach and kidney ailments, fevers and chills, and malaria. It touts mysterious “Stamswi tters” and urges physicians to recommend the product to every grocer in the country, with dubious blood and nerve tonics as standouts.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from Toledo Druggists
An old advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Cure as a nationwide remedy with a 100 dollar reward for proof of failures. It lists Toledo makers West & Truax and Walditz Kinnan & Marvin as wholesale drugists and claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials claim the remedy cures catarrh, with price per bottle and free testimonials.
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Toledo
O. Paseo
F. J. Coher
Besineas
Im West & Truax
O. Walditz
Kinnan
Hall
Scattershot OCR Note on Hair and Scalp Follicle Claim
Fragmentary text argues about killing dandruff germs to prevent hair loss with vague reference to Moderna and a rushed scientific claim. The prose includes stray phrases about a suitor and a beauty context, producing an incoherent, unreliable summary of a science claim with several garbled names and terms.
Grain Or Tey Grain Drink Promoted as Coffee Alternative
An early 20th century notice promotes Grain Or Tey Grain as a coffee substitute suitable for both adults and children. It claims the beverage resembles mocha or Java in color, is brewed from pure grains, and easy on delicate stomachs. Sold by all grocers with packaging details mentioned.
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Moderna Science
Alarming Spring Mortality Warns of Weak and Ailing
A fragmented notice discusses higher spring mortality among the weak and elderly, attributing deaths to fatigue, poor exercise, and unhealthy diet. The piece notes vitality dips as spring arrives, urging caution and referencing medical remedies like Voltagon. Location: Elizabethown.
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