Political meeting notes and election groundwork outlined
The draft discusses a rescheduled second Tuesday appointment plan, with references to officers like JasnOon Ghosen and Bernard Ixkerb, and notes on votes, committees, and party leadership. It references a state party convention, a county resolution, and a state chairman's two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Flete Bey
Gowsih
Opier
Gaei Oohov
Jackear
Peneratie
Fee
Tin Dietnderets
Othe Democratic Liegetoem
I Hi Pee
Stege
Destructive river hazards and tribal leadership listed
Fragmented report describes river perils near the Ghigo river with boats damaged and a death in the tribe of Ben Hur led by David W. Gerard. It notes a rescue by crew, the tribe's founders, and seeks support from officials for a dam appropriation while detailing other local incidents and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghigo
Phesheer
Iydhard Cope
St.cuibeer
Peekinpaneh
Atbon
David Vie Gereard
Jieonelluy
David W. Gerard
Renifar
Meade
Prank Snyder
2. B. Davidson
S. FE. Voris
Craawfordville
Myr
Gerard
Snyder
Lew Waliee
Ben-Hur
Andersonn
N. D. Sattinger
Indianapolis
Vincent
Matilda Beach
Nellie Beech
Vincenne
South © End
Kerr
Oklahoma
Vansille
Henderson
Owensboro
Washington, D. C
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Henderson Dam
Ense
Six Hurt When Coast Down Attica Hill
A group of prominent society people coasted down Columbia street hill at four miles an hour and crashed into a curb. Six were injured including Cra ie Bandon with two broken ribs and others suffering various injuries. Miss Catherine Pitmen dislocated a shoulder and several others were knocked unconscious. The crash drew medical attention and impacted Attica High School activities nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Collumbia
Prominen Vous Society
Catherine Pitpnen
Lowscil
James Rengles
Leer Goodland
Phingen
Princeton Presbyterians Move Toward Union Denomination
A Cumberland Presbyterian congregation seeks to affiliate with the Presbyterian Union. A petition asks for possession of the old Church and parsonage property and damages for use of the property. Trustees of the Union congregation oppose the move, led by Rev. H. Morrison. The case will be tried in the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Cumberland
Uilion Congregation
Broadwiny Presbyterian Church
Il S. Morrizson
Fire damages property and records in Indiana courthouse area
A fire caused about 815 000 in damage to property owned by Touts Lice and involved the Third regiment and Milver Wallik Printing Company. The blaze affected the old Roughy high progress Presbyterian church used as the county courthouse and records were removed from the recorder and treasurer offices as preparations were made to move books and other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Pire
Touts Lice
Indiana National
Ludicott & Nes- Miro O
Milver-Wallik Printing Company
Roughy
Bigh Progress Presbyterian Church
Counly Courthery
Recorders and Treasurers
Raid at Bedford saloon nets liquor and wagonloads of beer
A raid on the old Bedford saloon run as a wine and beer parlor seized ten barrels and 25 cases of bottled beer along with 250 gallons of whisky and other liquor valued about 1000 dollars. Three wagons were taken to the city hall. Police claim to have evidence the liquor was illicit.
Fire destroys Progress Clothing Company plant in Franesville
A furnace explosion sparked a blaze at the Progress Clothing Company in Franesville. The fire burned through the basement for hours before extinguishment. Losses from stock and building are estimated at seven thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Clothing Company
Brakeman Suffers Severe Hand Injury In Switching Incident
Evansville and Terre Haute brakeman Collins of Fivansville was injured while "poling" a switch car. The engine force fractured the pole and struck his right hand, nearly mashing it, in a likely career-ending accident on the switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Keorss Collins
Fivansville
Evansville & Terre Haute
Collins
Fears Friends Seek Life Prompt Sanity Inquiry
Shelbyville reports Mrs. Bertha Swinford believes friends intend to kill her. A sanity commission is investigating her mental condition, finding her mind affected. She spends many nighttime hours playing organ and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Bertha Swinford
Tri-State Medical Association Meets in Fort Wayne
One hundred fifty physicians are expected to attend the thirty sixth annual meeting of the Tri State Medical association in Fort Wayne Indiana. The organization includes Indiana Ohio and Michigan. Officers will be elected and plans for the year approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Tri-State Medical Association
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Miner Killed by Windy Shot at Shelburn Mine
A Shelburn mine incident leaves Harry Potts 54 dead after a windy shot. Potts, shotfirer, was alone in the mine when the accident occurred and a rescue party recovered his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Harry Potts
Liquor Confiscations Overwhelm Kokomo Police Quarters
In Kokomo police quarters the growing volume of confiscated liquor fills the old vault to the ceiling. Officers store more liquor in lockers and makeshift spots while awaiting court orders. When these arrive, the liquor will be dumped into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
90 000 American Settlers Go To Canada
Recent advices from Canada indicate upwards of ninety thousand settlers from the United States left for Western Canada in the past year. They seek free 160 acre homesteads offered by the government, while adjoining lands held by railways are selling at nine to twenty dollars an acre. Land yields high returns, and the abundance of land in Canada draws many migrants, as indicated by prior years’ totals. Canadian agencies in the Union provide guidance to settlers on suitable districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Boundary Line
United States
Iowa
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Union
Coe
United Re States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Js.crawford
Kansas City
Broughton
Guincy
Chicago
Little Willie Confuses Family With a Prank
Willie tricks his parents by reporting a “strange man” kissing Miss Wilson. His mother alarms the house but learns soon that the “intruder” is actually Papa, returning from a prank of his own. The tale ends with a laugh at the mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Gave Himself Away in Parade Banner Blunder
In a comic exchange a Trishman named Casey admits to carrying a banner in the St Patrick’s parade. His employer questions him, Casey blushes and explains his bottle in the pocket caused the mishap. Casey’s wife remains in hospital after a serious operation as Mrs Kelley checks on her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trishman
Michael
Casey
Late night return prompts playful arithmetic about time
A husband and wife exchange lines about his late arrival. The wife probes the time at the stairs while the man jokes about a stomach ache and mentions Hamlins Wizard Oil as a cure. The snippet captures domestic humor and old fashioned remedies.
Time and price of marriage told in a quip
A witty exchange frames marriage cost as a function of lifespan. The joke contrasts youth and old age, and another ad line promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine with a World over cure claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Gro
Sweet Maid and Man Pact Breach of Promise Theme
An early romance dialogue warns of breach of promise if another suitor appears. The text also promotes a medical claim for catarrh cures, presenting a Toledo Ohio company and a compensation offer for failed results. Druggists sell Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Maid
Reading the Clock by a Humble Employee
A short anecdote tells how Jim, who cannot read by standard methods, recalls the time by watching an old eight day clock. His employer asks him to report the hour and Jim explains whether the short or long hand moved first, noting the long hand pulled ahead when he watched it. He reports the long hand now being about an inch ahead. The tale appears in Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Tim
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for sore feet
An old classified style ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to cure sore swollen aching feet and provide comfort. It claims to help break in new shoes and offers a free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
A Diagnosis
Quote from Kansas City Journal scene where Mrs Ginnerty discusses her husband after an accident noting his alternating improvement and worsening and his reactions when he feels better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginnerty
Kansas City Journal
Rheumatism Relief in Six Hours Claim
An advertisement claims Dr. Judehon's relief for rheumatism works in hours with a first dose benefit. It promotes a quick improvement and urges readers to ask druggists for the product. The snippet also notes imitation warnings and a cigar brand plug amid other ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judehon
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Jasnoon Ghosen
Grae
Assia Chaiman
Bemosratis
Pat Late
State News
Rack
É& Uo
Toledo
Cheney & CO
Okla
Hall
Lewis
Samuel Pitcher
the Cextaur Company
New York
Oriter
Bears
Ckentaur Company
York
California
Twin Falls
Idaho
Kuhns
Sacramento Valley
H. L. Hollister
Dept. FE
LaSalle St
Western
Shaw
United State
Ater
N Agric
Carter
Carters
Parker
Ate
Dr. Pierce
Nature
Sterling Remedy Co
Absorbine, JR
Mankind
W. F. Young
Temple St
Spingfield
Mass
Watson E. Colman
Washington, D.C
Ss. Fitzgerald & Co
Pat.Attys
Box K
Washington,d.c
Defiance
Coeeses
Thompson
Putnam
Mionroe Drug CO
Quincy
Witness
DAVIS
BROWN
John S. Brown & Son
Boston
Cire
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