Railroad growth and global news in brief throughout history
The report mentions rapid railroad building at 200 miles weekly, wheat yields at 125 000 000 bushels, tax collection of 135 229 902 dollars, and various international incidents. Notable items include a Norwegian man’s hydrophobia death in Chicago, alleged robberies, indigenous tensions in New Mexico, a dynamite case in Liverpool, and the Yorktown centennial planning with state contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Peter Dahl
Chicago
Louis Zeach
Rosebud
Spotted Tail
South America
San Antonio
Loren C. Pomeroy
Charles L. Royal
Hebron
Ind
Remington
Parkhurst
McGrath
McKevitt
Liverpool
McCgrath
Melx
Evitt
Ignatieff
Caucasus
Mount Idaho
I. T
Dudley
Pension Bureau
Congress
New Mexico
Rumor of Papal Removal at Vatican Sparks Debate
A Rome correspondent renews word that the Pope may be removed from the Vatican. Mysore in Hindostan reports severe drought affecting one of its largest territories. At Adrianople Turkish revenue officers uncovered a vast fraud scheme against the government. W E Forster will remain Ireland Chief Secretary while coercion bill endures. Signor Marinetti, famed Alpine traveler, with two guides, was buried by an avalanche on Mont Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisco
Lima
Staffordshire
England
Alfonso
Havana
Rome
Italy
Pope
Parnell Branch
Irish Land Lescue
Cincinnati
Trish- Wen
Ireland
House of Lords
Orangemen
Liverpool
Dublin
Prince Bismarck
Varsien
Afghanistan
Ameer
Ayeed Khan
Hume
Quetta
Candabar
Kharisoff
Vatican
Mysore
Hindostan
Adrianople
W. E. Forster
Signor Marinetti
Mont Rosa
Oddities and incidents span Indiana and beyond
A mule colt with a full udder in Wayne county stirs curiosity while a Salem grave bears a note on General Clark. August temperance meetings loom in Collins Park with speakers from Maine Kentucky and more. Robbers threaten a stock trader near Dubois Crawford. Diners and diggers eye Martin dale creek dynamite fishing with fish kills. Lightning slays multiple horses near Edwardsburg and a sheep loss near Adamsville. DePauw's plate glass fermenter heads to Owensboro for sour mash whisky. Richmon d residents hunt ginseng for export to China. Vevay's Erinson Bright and nephew Rhody quarrel escalates to armed confrontation.
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Wayne Township
Wayne County
Marston G. Clark
Salem
Washington County
Ind
Collins Park
Leporie
Nest Dow
Maine
R. John
Kinses
Geo. W. Baine
Kentucky
Curtain Swift
Newton Stewart
Orange County
Dubois
Crawford
Captain Swift
Martindale’s Creek
Germantown
Samuel Hess
Edwardsburg
Adamsville
DePauw American Plate Glass Works
New Albany
Owensboro
Richmond
Henry County
China
Erinson Bright
Vevay
Rhody Bright
Hunted man fires near nephew wounding no one
A hunter tracked his nephew Rhody and fired when within three feet, the ball striking his forehead but causing no serious injury. The report also describes a seven month bull calf with a milk sack, and a Fort Wayne physician shot at by Mrs Rubin amid a turbulent Jewish Gentile social clash over a betrothed marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Bruback
Fort Wayne
Rubin
Rabbi Rubin
Achduth Yeshalom
Homemaker cures and household tips from the New York limes
A collection of home remedies and tips for housewives covering wart treatment with raw potato, stove polish prep with mineral oil or cider, lace washing with sugar in rinse, bed bug deterrent with caculus indicus berries in whisky, sore throat gargle recipe, washing silk neckties, baking tips to prevent sticking, silver cleaning with alcohol and ammonia, and colic relief with salt water.
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New York
Hartshorn
Alcokhol
Amonia
The Discipline of Drudgery
The article argues that a liberal education provides mental discipline but not practical knowledge. It says graduates must supplement study with the discipline of drudgery, gained through patient, daily work in all occupations, as essential to success beyond college training.
Remedy for Sleeplessness from The Medical Press
Practical hygienic sleep aid described from The Medical Press and Circular. A wet towel applied to the back of the neck, half-wrapped. dry half fastened to limit rapid exhalation. Cold water preferred by many, warm water optional. Provides calm, sweeter sleep without narcotics, aiding overexcited brains.
Ventriloquism Masters and Jokes Across Eras
A survey of ventriloquism from ancient Greek performers like Eurykles to moderns including French masters Brabaut and Alexandre and Englishmen Love and Harrington. It highlights McCabe and Davies today with tales of practical jokes on steamships and street encounters, plus Disraeli era gossip about a famous novelist and a clumsy domestic farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Eurykles
Alexandre
Louis Brabaut
Brabaut
Professor Love
England
Harrington
Revere
Mass
Frederick McCabe
E. D. Davies
Davies
Australia
McCabe
America
America. ‘“McCabe
Effigy Mounds of Wisconsin Draw Scholarly Interest
The Wisconsin effigy mounds intrigue scholars for their unique animal shapes and potential ethnological insight. The Smithsonian plans a resurvey, and Rev. E. D. Peet of Clinton, editor of the American Antiquarian, is preparing a monograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States
Europe
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
D. Peet
Clinton, Wis
American Antiquarian
Attorneys at Law and physicians advertise in Sullivan Indiana
A series of lawyer office locations for Brig i and Massie Gunn Beck Thays and others in Sullivan Indiana appear with notes on collections and prompt attention. Physicians in Sullivan Indiana advertise offices over jewelry stores and groceries with 24 hour calls and throat ailments mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple & Holmes
Attorneys At Law
Young's Store
Sullivan, Ind
Attorneys-at-Law
Sullivan
Indiana
McCammon
Sullivelsi
Crowder
Northside
Ianly
Maine Street
4Th
South Side
Terre Haute
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
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George H. Lang
Charles II
Howard
Alliance Insurance Company
Boston
United ‘S States
Germany
Baron Steuben
George
James A. Garfield
Yorktown
Crow Dog
Black Crow
Fort Niobrara
the Gyate
New Haven Palladium
Louis Brabout
Brabout
Mnon Silhe
Disrael
Birmingham Post
Lord Beaconsfield
Disraeli
Dharvaeli
Akers
Mtsuison
Journal
Mms
Lydra E. Pinkhar
Lyrh, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkhards
Lydia E. Pinkhas
Western Avenue
Lynn
Masa
Lydia
Whittier
St. Charles Street
St. Louis
Fonger Loca'tor
Oman
Jacques BC
Louis
Brigi & Massie
Crowder Bock
North Side
Yous
T. Gunn
Youlson & Coulson
Bure & Patten
John Thays
Attorney At Law
Eroner Public Square
P. di. Beck
Commercial Row
Billman
N. & Buff
F. Buff
M. D
Cavins, M.D
Burks’ Grocery
Public Square
Sullivan Indiana
W W. Johnson
Curry & Datton’s
Hori Side Square
Ordimars Isuer
Niddiaase
Eurad
SAU
Butts
North Std &J
St Louis
Pal Styat
Burlington
Passeneger
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Lincoln
Atchison
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Oregon
California
Hannibal
Fort Scott
Denison
Dallas
Houston
Austin
Galveston
Texas
Palace
Forest
Bis
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Perceval Lowell
Potter
Chicager
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