Scarlet Fever Serum Prospects Report From Berlin
Berlin reports on Von Leyden and Blumenthal's scarlet fever serum promising an antidote from convalescent blood. Fifteen treated with rapid relief. five recovered within days. Serum deemed non dangerous, experiments aim to reach four thousand cases, with medical juries to decide broader use.
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Indianapolis Journal
Berlin
von Leyden Huts
Blumenthal
von Leyden
Behring
Roux
Leyden
Dr. von Leyden
von Leyilen
Vienna
Professor von Leyden
Last Day of February Brings Meadowlark Note Amid Rain
In a dark February morning, rain and wind surround a reader by a south window. The meadowlark’s hopeful song pierces the storm as the narrator muses on Green River and spring, noting nature’s resilience before retreating to the fireside.
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Meadowlark
South Carolina Senators Censured After Senate Fight
Senators Tillman and McLaurin from South Carolina were censured by the Senate for a recent fist fight. The incident shocked the chamber and the lawmakers faced strong rebuke for their conduct. Old photographs caption the belligerents.
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South Carolina
Tillman
McLaurin
Senate
Wild Abner at Home Inspires Rural School Visit
In rural Indiana visiting week ends with pupils riding home together and sharing Sunday clothes. Abner Graham, long deemed a wild troublemaker, surprises with a heartfelt, simple prayer at the Graham farm. The author notes the visit benefits both boy and teacher.
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Indiana
Abner Graham
Abner
Graham
Old English Furniture Trade in Washington Centered in England Imports
Washington Post notes Washington acts as the hub for antique furniture in the capital. Dealers say the supply now comes mainly from England, with Heppel white and Chippendale styles in demand. Volumes from the South have declined. Virginia and Pennsylvania furnish rarities but less than 35 years ago. Old English and American eighteenth century pieces remain popular for domestic decor, unlike French eighteenth century furniture.
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Washington Post
Hemisphere
Post
England
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Heppel White
Chippendale
White and
White
Hon William B Allison A Shining Example In Office
Correspondence from the Indianapolis Journal notes William B Allison as a strong, capable Iowa senator. It traces his rise from a Kentucky day laborer to a powerful chair of the Senate appropriations committee, his influence on tariff and finance, and his sought after but unfulfilled bid for the presidency. The piece praises his steady, practical politics and contrasts him with peers, calling Iowa’s standing in national governance high.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
United States
James B. Beck
Commonwealth of Kentucky
William B. Allison
Iowa
Allen G. Thurman
George F. Edmunds
Beck
Allison
West
Quay
Tillman
Chandler
Catherine Sedley
James II
Senator Beck
Kentucky
John C. Breckinridge
Lexington
Israel
Congress
Blaine
South
National Councils
Ufe
House
Senate
John Sherman
Sherman
Thomas Carlyle
Thomas a-Becket
Thomas Wentworth
Joseph Chamberlain
England
Webster
Calhoun
Clay
Jackson
Santa Claus
Henry B. Anthony
Justins
Morrill
Gladstone
Justin
Mfe
Fessenden
White House
Westminster Abbey
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Conkling
Hoar
Edmunds
Appropriations
Finance
Teller
Allson
Lodge
Frye
Morgan
MacGregor
Cleveland
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Finance Committee
House Appropriations
Ways and Means
Lot M. Morrill
Maine
William Pitt Fessenden
Republican Party
Cornelius Cole
California
Treasury
William Windom
Minnesota
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Francis M. Cockrell
Missouri
Elizabeth
James W. Grimes
Timothy O. Howe
Henry Wilson
Roscoe Conkling
James Guthrie
John P. Stockton
John W. Stephenson
William A. Wallace
James G. Blaine
William W. Eaton
John A. Logan
Henry L. Dawes
Preston B. Plumb
Eugene Hale
Matt W. Ransom
Arthur P. Gorman
Shelby M. Cullom
Henry M. Teller
William M. Stewart
Matthew 5
Benjamin R. Tillman
Windom
Treasury Department
Guthrie
Howe
Amos Pickard
W. C. Tompkins
Thomas P. Cleaves
Cleaves
Coutts
House Committee On Appropriations
Allison and
Cannon
Andrew Carnegie
C. P. Huntington
Jay Gould
John L Blair
A. T. Stewart
Diocletian
Committee of Appropriations
House of Congress
Sisterhood
Thomas B. Reed
William 8
Holman
Dubois
Daniel Webster
George W. Jones
Jefferson Davis
Jonathan Cilley
William J. Graves
A. C. Dodge
Black Hawk
Dodge
Hannibal
Caesar
G—d
Executive Council
American Congress
The Pioneer Lime Kiln Tale
A veteran bricklayer recalls old lime burning near Indiana in the twenties. He describes felling timber, piling brush and limestone, building a bark tent, and watching a two day to week fire yield lime. The process required weeks of prep and months of patient cooling, with workers finding rest and camaraderie amid hardship.
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Indiana
Frances Power Cobbe Home For Stray Dogs And Cats
The Frances Power Cobbe Home near Irvington on East Washington street operates as a charitable animal shelter for dogs and cats. Founded by Mrs. Elster and her husband, it evolved from a private effort into a public institution named for Frances Power Cobbe, a Dublin native and noted philanthropist. The home, on a hill, provides a humane refuge, feeding and sheltering animals until euthanasia if incurable, with city funding sought by supporters to sustain maintenance.
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Irvington
Washington Street
A. C. Elster
Frances Power Cobbe
Pennsylvania Street
Ctty
Dublin
Bristol
Mary Carpenter
Miss Cobbe
London News
Paris
Schiff
Florence
Mirs Cobbe
England
Mixes Ocobbe
Royal Society For Prevention
Thomas Carlyle
Alfred Tevnyton
Robert Browning
Parchiament
Amd
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