Hoosier Happenings and Local Notices
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Multiple Fatalities and Accidents Reported in Various Localities
A compilation notes deaths from wagon accident in Valparaiso, a train fatality near Covington, a 330000 inheritance for Terra Haute driver, a dynamite explosion near Fal mouth, a shotgun accident in Oak town, and other violent incidents including drownings, shootings, and a New York tenement fire killing many.
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Cleo Hughart
Valparaiso
Philip Carmen
Big Four Hillroad
Covington
Jake Bebringer
Terra Haute
Germany
Falmouth
Louis Helderman
Curtis Gillam
Oaktown
Gillam
Timer Hurst
Mitton
Josep Yodst
Fort Wayne
John Carl
Nokomme
Hich
Jane
Weilsbeon
Lon Tougon
Rokeine
Milton Shisa
Peru
Charles Wilson
Willian Trellepalil
Emydoy
Fragee
Sarah- Ville
Wweere
Vidas Township
Walcast County
Cox
Palward Machines Anderson
Syndy & HW
Guive Opel
Maiter
Epicepsy
Die
Aati
Oseed
Borney
S. Bene
Elaine
Gyacin
Tyteiveakays
Batenouazh
Theodore Leroer
South Bend
Uyes
Nicholas Senn
Chicago
Senn
Edwart Donahue
Crownpoint
Armiter Northrup
St. Joseph
Mich
Michigan City
Donahue
Jie
Department
Berkley Smith, Coloral
Indianapolis
Macedonia Turkey War Looms Over Balkan Spring
Advices from Washington warn of imminent Balkan conflict as Macedonia arms, funded by Miss Stone’s ransom, and Bulgaria prepares for invasion once snow clears. Russia’s restraint fades while Austrian and Russian envoys fail to calm Turkey amid revolutionary funding and broad public support for revolt.
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Macedonia
Turkey
Miss Stone
Washington
Purks
Shelner
Cedanta
Ane Beg
Rhyl Pate
Wilwaria
Alan
Global industrial and labor updates from early 1900s
The report notes a four year convocation cycle for a jet group, steel car orders and a Birmingham nails machine. It cites rising French auto output from 1500 cars in 1898 to 22 000 in 1904, a Japan railroad modernization plan, wage hikes for New York washerwomen, Krupp works employment peak, and heavy gun department shift work.
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Birmingham
Chamber Syndicate de VY Automobile de France
Japan
New York
Krupp
Essen
Germany
Marriage schemes and a sudden England appointment
Vladimir negotiates a quick English post with a five hundred pound yearly salary while Marushka resists a rushed marriage. He secures a marriage license, contends with her defiance, and plans to depart with Mr. Gough, leaving her behind as Rosen counsels quiet resignation.
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Vladimir
Mr. Gough
England
Maruscha
Afr. Gough
Marushha
Rosen
Blankschildt & Breitmsaun's
Unter den Linden
Maruescha
New Mills
Lancashire
Labee
Thiergarten
Stein-Strasse
Hotel London
Vlasha
Viasha
Ixarl Rosen
Honest Underwear Size Standards Stir Trade Debate
A New York Times view reports agitation in the underwear trade seeks a fixed size standard to prevent mislabeling and skimping. It notes cheaper garments often measure smaller than marked, while some items cut fabric but meet marked dimensions, driven by fixed pricing and retailer pressure.
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The
New York Times
Tme
United States
Illinois Sucker Speech Sparks Banquet Humor
A modern Egypt banquet in southern Illinois mocked regional boasting, with a young preacher noting Illinoisans from Galena to Cairo are “suckers.” The tale parodies state pride as speakers from many states praised their powers, while Illinois was humorously labeled a land of suckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Egypt
Indiana
Galena
Goshen
Chicago
Cairo
New Jersey
Three Kinds of Benefactors and a Marcus Aurelius Thought
The passage describes three moral types of benefactors. The first hoards favors and keeps others in debt. The second acknowledges aid but keeps obligation in view without pressing debt. The third, like Marcus Aurelius, acts selflessly, moving on to new good deeds without seeking recognition. It likens virtue to a vine producing fruit season after season.
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Marcus Aurelius
Ex Sheriff Endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills in Proof
Scott City Kan March 20 Special Almost every newspaper extols cures for kidney diseases by Dodd's Kidney Pills. Ex Sheriff James Scott of Scott County says he has used eight boxes and found them best for Kidney Disease. They curb early kidney trouble and prevent Bright's disease and other ailments.
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Scott City
Kan
Dodd
Bright
James Scott
Scott County
What Men Did After Forty
A compiled note recounts famous historians and authors who began major works after age forty. It cites Demosthenes, Aristotle, Pilate, Chaucer, Spinoza, Sterne, Cervantes, Defoe, Cromwell, Titian, Leonardo da Vinci, Wren, John Hunter, Pasteur, Morse, Mohammed, Mommsen, and Ranke with suggested ages when they started landmark writings or projects.
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Osler
Demosthenes
Aristotle
Pilate
Chaucer
Spinoza
Lawrence Sterne
Tristram Shandy
Cervantes
Christopher Wren
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
John Hunter
Pasteur
Morse
Mohammed
Momimsen
Rome
Ranke
Thomas B. Gregory
New York American
Simple Life Promoted by Grape-Nuts Diet Testimony
A Wise Woman reports six months of Grape-Nuts use improving health and strength. She says weight rose from 108 to 126 pounds, nerves steadied, and she prefers Grape-Nuts over meats and white bread. The ad cites Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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