Local Indiana News Roundup of Accidents and Ailments
A cow dies from hydrophobia. infant families suffer as fear grips. Major Robert Anderson’s corps expands with a women camp fire. toll-road abolition efforts near Peru. wage cuts planned by Brazil district mine operators. Vincennes painter Samuer Sowicken killed by train near Washington. Alfred Mason dies of typhoid at Shelbyville. New Albany dispute ends in a shooting. Huntington man hurt by a buzz saw. Stark County farmers arrested for freight-car thefts. Wister Cornell dies by self-inflicted gunshot near Logansport. A thirteen year old burns fatally at Indianapolis. Porter County’s sassafras trade noted. Westfield resident Frank Surnick beaten, left unable to speak. Peek groomed to death in Vincennes Terre Haute paper mill. Female restraint at Indianapolis reformatories. Salem and New Albany academy tensions. Pekin railway accident. amputations near Washington County. Washington Town swindles involving Tracy Evans. Aker notes suicides near Columbia City. Firework shipments and medical removals reported.
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Tyre
Robert Anderson
Peru
Brazil
Samuer Sowicken
Vincennes
Washington
Mississippi
Alyred Mason
Shelbyville
Devensed
First National Bank
Evward Lownie
S. L. Addison
New Albany
Bnt Botaiicen
Jiuntington
Peren
William Layman
Stark County
Wister Cornell
Logansport
Wild
Indianapolis
Woonvin
Porter Coury
Chicago
Frank Surnick
Westield
Peek
Terre Haute
Jaurs
Berni May
Academy
Salem
Pebauw
Witth
Shields
Pekic
Washington County
Tracy Evans
Einhart County
ETSB
Washington Towne
Toone
Jepresonville
Maxwell
Hancock Court
Wiscarsten
Jeffersonville
Dick Jones
Endurra
Muncie
Winchester
California
Rendolph
Harrison
Crawford
Hon
Corydon
Lestonworth
Broaddus
Harrisburg
Fayette County
Warner H. Broaddus
Eldter
Horner
Frank
Tarim
Terre Hautes
Parke County
Rexforrs
North Vernon
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Salts
Perry, Harrison and
Floyd
James Aker
Columbia City
Derver
Col
Docross Diet and Sillers
Afontpelier
Senate Nominates Envoys and Tracks Resignations
The Senate received nominations from the President including Frederick D. Grant to Austria Hungary and John C. New to London while Chace’s Rhode Island seat resignation was accepted. Executive sessions followed with further nominations and adjournments noted amid a busy, issue-filled day in Washington.
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Inia
Senate
Rhode Island
Chace
Bir
Cullom
Frederick D. Grant
New York
United States
Austria-Hungary
John C. New
Indiana
London
Paul Fricke
Texass
U.S
Texas
Washington
Sherman
Harrison
Miles C. Moore
Walla Walla
W. T
Washington Territory
Qilver C. White
Darton
Henry Nblane
Montana
Supreme Court of
John D. Fieming
Colorado
Fuller
Justice Matthews
Hiear
Massachusetts
Praden
Whites House
WO Asuington
Janes Tanner
Grookivya
N.Y
James M. Shackelford
Fadee
U.S Court
Indian Territory
Zachariah Lo Watrend
Agansas
U. S. Court
Thomas B. Needles
Milneis
Walter D. Corbett
Creorgia
Georgia
Edwin Willits
Michigan
David BB. Harmonie
Francis M. Hamsay
William T. Sampson
R. B. Bradford
E. H.C. Leutve
Charles M. MecCartenay
Prace
Wihiteiaw Reid
Fred. Grant
France
Austria
Wastonotox
Matthews
Potter
Hoar
Farwell
Payne
Evarts
Merril Hale
Man- Gerson
Cockrell
Call
George
Butler
William A A. Mercer
Eighth Infantry
Parry R. Sullivan
Navy
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming Territory
Benj. F. White
Dillon Mant
Lee Moorehouse
Oregon
Umatilla Agency
Robert V. Melt
Maryland
Oscar ML Spellman
Arkansas
Chas. €. Waters
Fragmentary remarks on social behavior and manners
A garbled passage critiques social faults and etiquette. It mocks talkers who avoid duty and comments on gender roles and superficial behavior. The text contains fragmented phrases about conversation, manners at dinner, and cultivation, ending with unclear references to scrapple.
Catching a Boa in the Trees by Malay Hunters
A forest hunt description recounts Malay hunters entangling a 20 foot boa constrictor with a lasso after it roared and threatened. They capture it alive, place the reptile in a bamboo cage, and march off with the creature on two poles amid notes on the boa’s size, diet, and behavior.
Notable Milestones Across History and Odd Anecdotes
A condensed timeline lists notable inventions and events from 70 to 1874 including first jury and cast iron, matches and pencils, newspapers and stamps, and gas and electric light. It also notes Emancipation Proclamation, photography, and landmark translations, plus brief humorous clippings from Lewiston Journal Arkansas Traveler and N. Weekly.
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B. C
America
American Express
Sweet Home and the Warning of Kidney Disease
An editorial urges preserving the home as a haven of parental guidance. It links kidney disease to death and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy, warning that doctors may avoid it due to advertising and urging readers to act to protect their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Two Dakotas Loom as New States of the Union
Public attention focuses on North and South Dakota as climate soil and investment potential attract settlers. The Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway issues a pamphlet “Plain Lads About Dakota” with farmer letters, offering guidance for new homes. free copies available from A W H Carpenter Milwaukee.
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Union
Great West
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
South
North Dakota
Dakota
Northwest
A. W. H. Carpenter
Miltwwaukee
Wis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Spring Blood Purifier
An advert promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best spring medicine to cleanse and enrich the blood. It claims to relieve tiredness, boost appetite, and sharpen digestion, with testimonials from Calvin T. Sacre of Wentworth New Hampshire and others noting cures for ivy poisoning and salt rheum.
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Hood
CaLvin T. Sacre
Wentworth
N.hs
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United States Senate
Epward Kaiser
Chesapeake City
Jonn Sanskrop
New Lampshire
Secretary of the Treasury
Carrain W. A. NeCoy
Paradelphia
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Mercer County
Pittabergh
St. Louis
Mowry
Great Lakes
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Lewiston
Lewiston Journal
Arkansaw
Prince of Wales
Cincinnati
Owen BS
Aeeneee
Ess Botter—Cholee Dairy
New Mesa
Western Steam
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Indsanapolis
Louisville
Tas
Tower
Pisa
Toledo Blade
Two
Dakotas
Hewarth
Carter
Iris
Boston
Hate
Pike
Mars
Taos. Davies
Cleveland
Ohio
C.L Hood & CO
Apothecarios
Lowell
Mase
Pria
Nosdipeare
J.C. Naxce
Hobbyville
Ind
Athe Ey
Jany
Awnle
Columbus
Allens
Huron’ St
Sheboygan, Wis
Nias
Mt. Jacobs
Mae Many Delam
A. Ecenne
Magee
Macee
Syracuse
J.a.macke & Co
Lance
Nellie Nolan
J. A. Magee &Co
Lawrence, Mass
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Rory
Catarah
Ely
Ilds &A Reynolds CO
Dayton
C. Papzer
India
Anapolis
Indians
Florida
State Bulletin
South Florida
Yall Druccists
J. Alc
T. M. GO. Eee
Brewster's Safety
Wster Manuf C CO
Holly Mich
W. T. Fitzgerald
Washington, D.C
P. H. Fitzgerald
U. 5
Valentine Bros
Jonesville
Wise
Drs. Gratigny & Hush
Elm Street
Joseph H. Hunter
Dela
Dr. Pierce
Pee Sa Ae Ensary Medical Association, Proprietors
Worup
Piercé
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