Arbitration of Mule Strike Tied to Miner Cruelty Case
Terre Haute May 3 executives of the Indiana Bituminous Operators Association agree to arbitrate the Greene county mule strike. A board to Linton will hear miners Harry Moore of Clinton and Lee Jackson of Evansville against operators Selfret of Sullivan County and McClelland of Clay. Disputed is arbitration over a mule driver discharged for alleged cruelty.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Bituminous Operators’ Association
Greene County
Linton
Harry Moore
Clinton
Lee Jackson
Evansville
Messrs. Selfret
Chicago
Sullivan County
McClelland
Clay County
Tgeenes
State Committee of
John Mitchell
New Castle Rolling Mill Rolls First Steel From Tires
In New Castle Indiana on May 8 a rolling mill produced its first steel from tires. Officials reported machinery ran smoothly with the process proceeding as planned and engineers noting successful startup outcomes.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Castle
Ind
Indiana Rolling Mill
Weather forecast for Midwest and Plains regions May 23
Forecast covers Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Kansas, Kentucky, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota. Expect showers Friday with southeast winds, fair weather Saturday in most areas, cooler conditions in parts of Kansas, and warmer spells for Minnesota. Temperature and precipitation readings appear with an May date and station departures.
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Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kansas
Kentucky
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Movements of steamers reach and depart New York and Queenstown
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures: Patricia and Deutschland from Hamburg dock in New York. Blucher to Hamburg La Gascogne to Havre Barbarossa to Bremen Lauren an to Glasgow. Queenstown reports Germanic from New York. Noordland to Philadelphia Teutonic to New York. Auguste Victoria passes New York to Hamburg. Graft from New York arrives at Hamburg. La Lorraine from New York arrives at Veuve May 23 arriving Laln from unknown origin.
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New York
Patricia
Deutschland
Hamburg
Blucher
la Gascogne
Havre
Barbarossa
Bremen
Laurenan
Glasgow
Queenstown
Noordland
Ssna
Philadelphia
Teutonic
Liverpool
Auguste Victoria
Mburg
Graft
VRE
la Lorraine
Laln
Ring Found in Mrs Seward Case Stirs Greencastle Murder Probe
In Greencastle Ind a gold ring worn by Mrs Henry Seward, missing at her murder, was found during her husband’s sale of property. Officers suspect the thief removed the ring from her hand after the killing. The discovery shifts suspicion away from a local tramps and toward a neighbor who may possess the ring while the husband seeks funds to continue the murder hunt.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Henry Seward
Seward
Clairsville
Ma. Pugh
Montpelier Man Arrested in Veterinary Instrument Theft
Thomas Mc Carty of Montpelier is under arrest in Muncie on charges of stealing veterinary instruments worth 400 dollars from Dr. Samuel Brothers of Montpelier. Mc Carty formerly worked for Dr. Brothers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Thomas McCarty
Montpelier
Samuel Brothers
McCarty
Dr. Brothers
Logansport Street Car Tragedy Kills Father and Injures Daughter
In Logansport Indiana James Morrison and his daughter Minnie Morrison were struck by a city street car while leaving a graduation reception. Morrison died at dawn and Minnie remains critically injured, dragged about two hundred feet after the collision. The buggy horse escaped with minor injuries.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
James Morrison
Minnie Morrison
East Broadway
Crawford
Orrison
Ministers Escaped as Car Plunges in Embankment Near Muncie
In Muncie on May 28 Rev Carm Carter and Delaware County schools chief Charles Van Matre were riding to Niles township graduation when their car left the road and toppled over an embankment. Both men were pinned under the bogey but escaped with slight bruises as the horse was killed. In Hartford City a Jackson township farmer Harry Beymer suffered a deep arm laceration after his horse stepped on a nail and dragged him while trying to extract it.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Co. M. Carter
First Baptist Church of
Charles A. van Matre
Delaware County
Niles Township
Hartford City
Harry Beymer
Jackson Township
Jeanioe
Man Found Injured After Train Incident Near Union City
Chester Kincer thirty five was found this morning in Frank Bromagen s barn three miles east of Union City with a fractured skull and other injuries. He tells an incoherent tale of being thrown from a Dayton and Union passenger train while en route from Circleville Ohio to this city to join his family. His condition is serious.
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Indianapolis Journal
Union City
Ind
Chester Kincer
Frank Bromagen
Dayton & Union
Circleville
Readjusted life insurance rates approved by Supreme Court of Honor
Kansas City May 8 convention of the Supreme Court of Honor votes 111 to 31 to raise death rates, finds old schedule too low for insurance under the growing membership. It adds a provision for beneficiaries to recover a percentage of policy face each year, with full claim after twenty years. The body approves plans for a $50.09 building ins abting field, IL, to be headquarters of the After routine business adjourns.
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Kansas City
Supreme Court of Honor
Abting Field
Exodus from Pine Bluff Tornado Prophecy Stirs City
May 28 Pine Bluff Ark reports a colored woman's prediction that a tornado will strike tomorrow at 5 pm. Despite the warning, residents decamped at zero percent. The railroad sold $1,000 in tickets at 0 cents average, while the prophet Ellen Jefferson is described as the source of the omen.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Ellen Jefferson
Ready for the Doctors Annual Session to Be Held June 4
The Indiana Medical Society plans its annual meeting in Richmond on June 4 and 5 with opening at First Presbyterian Church. Dr. David W. Dennis will give the welcome, J. H. Bertling to deliver the president’s address, and Dr. Mobart A. Hare from Philadelphia to speak on the public debt to the medical profession. The program lists numerous Indianapolis and state officials as participants.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Medical Society
First Presbyterian Church
David W. Dennis
Earlham College
W. H. Gilbert
Evansville
Eastern Indiana Hospital
J. H. Bertling
Mobart A. Hare
Philadelphia
Dr. Hare
F. C. Heath
A. W. Brayton
A. C. Kimberlin
Theodore Potter
T. B. Noble
Thomas B. Eastman
L. H. Dunning
T. C. Hood
J. H. Ford
William C. White
A. C. Sterne
O. G. Pfaff
John Oliver
H. O. Pantzer
W. N. Wishard
F. B. Wynn
J. N. Hurry
George D. Kahlo
Charles E. Ferguson
J. O. Stillson
Willam B. Fletcher
L. C. Kline
J. Rilus Eastman
Indianapolis
A. J. Bulson
Fort Wayne
G. W. H. Kemper
Muncie
C. A. Daugherty
South Bend
C. 8. Bond
A. B. Graham
Walter Seheile
Terre Haute
I. O. Buchtel
Auburn
A. P. Roope
Columbus
George F. Beasley
Lafayette
R. W. Terhune
Jeffersonville
Hugh Cowl Muncleate
Buchman
William Flynn
Marion
H. J. Hall
Franklin
L. F. Page
G. F. Kelper
F. E. Weidmann
George F. Chittenden
Anderson
E. M. Longnecker
Charles Trueblood
Prof
Burrage
Purdue University
C. Norris
Dudley Fulton
G. W McCaskey
Samuel Kennedy
Shelbyville
L. B. Hill
Seymour
Edmund D. Clark
J. C. Sexton
Rushville
J. M. Shields
A. E. Powell
H. E. Greene
Crawfordsville
W. H. Ee
J. N. Jerome
George Knapp
Vincennes
H. Hawke
M. G. Moon
E. H. Griswold
Peru
B. 8. Hunt
Winchester
E. J. McOscar
F. P. Nourse
Alexandria
Rath Bone Sisters Hold Indiana District Convention
In Lafayette Indiana on May 28 about 100 delegates from twenty three temples gathered for the Rath bone Sisters Fifth district convention. Miss May Johnson deputy grand chief presided and appointed committees. Miss Maude Igenfritz gave the invocation and Miss Anna Cooper grand chief of Greenfield addressed the gathering before adjournment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Rathbone Sisters
Indiana
May Johnson
Maude Igenfritz
Anna Cooper
Greenfield
Universalists of Ohio to convene near Richmond Indiana
The Universalists of Ohio hold their annual convention at New Madison near Richmond from Tuesday to Friday. Activities include Ministerial Association and Women's Missionary Alliance sessions, a Sunday-school convention, sermons by Rev. Henrietta G. Moore and an evening address by Fred O. Thompson. Friday features U P C U day. Also reported Delphi notes: Carroll County Sunday-school convention in Camden with Rev. H. L. Garry delivering a lecture. Matthew Sterling re-elected president and M. M. Murphy elected secretary.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
the Universalists of Ohio
New Madison
Ministerial Association
Women’s Missionary Alliance
Henrietta G. Moore
Springfield
Fred O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Delphi
Carroll County
Camden
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. L. Garry
First Presbyterian Church
Fayette
Matthew Sterling
M. M. Murphy
Iphi
Praise for Roosevelt Renomination Urged by Cuyahoga Republicans
The Republican county convention adopted resolutions endorsing President Roosevelt and urging his renomination. It praised Senators Foraker and Hanna and Gov. Nash, and instructed delegates to vote solid for Col. Myron T. Herrick for Governor. Senator Hanna lauded Roosevelt's record and role in shaping policy after Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Foraker
Hanna
Nash
Col
Myron T. Herrick
Buffalo
William McKinley
Hamilton county Republicans name 98 delegates and back Herrick
In Cincinnati on May 28 the Hamilton county Republican convention selected ninety eight delegates to the state convention in Columbus next Wednesday and endorsed Myron T Herrick of Cleveland for governor and Wade H Ellis of Cincinnati for attorney general No action set on presidential preferences and no mention of Roosevelt or other candidates.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Columbus
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Wade H. Ellis
Roosevelt
NO MENTION OF CHRIST. Why Prohibitionists Struck the Name from Their Platform
Marshalltown Iowa May 28 Prohibitionists of Iowa wrangled over the platforms preamble today The committee reported a preamble declaring all governments derived authority from Jesus Christ but this was seen as implying Christ backed the liquor and trust policies The plank was struck out after a submission leaving eleven planks intact
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Jesus Christ
Christ
Death of James L Evans former congressman from Indiana
Noblesville Indiana May 28 James L Evans aged seventy eight died at his home after months of feeble health Born in Kentucky March 2 1825 Evans helped organize the Republican party in 1856 was elected to Congress in 1874 serving two terms He supported Hayes Tilden settlement and later backed Bryan silver He leaves a widow and three children with prominent Evans relatives in county history Also noted are obituaries from Delphi Muncie New Castle Decatur Tell City Vincennes and Marion with brief death details and survivors.
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Noblesville
Ind
James L. Evans
Harrison County
Kentucky
Sarah A. Thurman
Rush County
Indiana
Marion
General Taylor
Republican Party
Congress
Evans
M. J. Clarke
H. D. Booth
Sanford Fortner
Indianapolis
John D. Evans
James L
Walter N. Evans
Hamilton
Delphi
Manlon Kerlin
Hiram
Mr. Kerlin
Pennsylvania
Juniata County
John
Muncie
William H. Mitchell
Knights of Pythias
East Liberty
New Castle
Levi Cloud
Spiceland
Cloud
Rebecca Lennard
Decatur
Tell City
John Heim
Vincennes
John Whitaker
Bicknell
Cleveland
David Wall
Grant County
Wind Damages Oil Field In Adams County
Heavy windstorm across Adams county caused extensive damage near Geneva. Dozens of derricks were blown down and several drillers had narrow escapes. Losses run into thousands as hail and rain battered the area. Fruit crops likely suffered significant damage amidst fallen limbs and trees.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Adams County
Geneva
Hail Storms Damage Salem and Nearby Towns
News from Indiana reports hail storms across Salem Greensburg Vincennes and Thorntown. Salem described hail walnut sized covering ground tearing foliage and fruit with a family freezing ice cream. Greensburg saw tornado like wind with barns unroofed windows broken and a horse killed by lightning. A Busseron township farm barn valued at two thousand dollars was torn down by a small tornado. Thorntown noted hail up to bantam egg size and a residence unroofed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Salem
Ind
Greensburg
Chris Schroeder
Vincennes
Busseron Township
Gray Brothers
Evansville
Heavy rain and hail lash southern Indiana towns
Severe weather drenched southern Indiana with two hours of hard rain and hail. Many creeks rose, causing flooding in several sections as the storm moved through Evansville and surrounding areas.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Emperor presents New York Yacht Club with imperial cup
Berlin May 3 Emperor William has given the New York Yacht Club a gold cup to be known as the Emperor's cup. It stands two feet high and features the United States and Germany on one side and the heads of an ancient Teuton and an Indian with a sketch of the Meteor on the other. The cup is being crafted in New York.
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Berlin
Emperor William
New York Yacht Club
United States
Germany
New York
Rose Polytechnic seniors prepare for jobs and talk on education
Terre Haute Ind May 28 Dr R B Woodward dean of science at Columbia University will address Rose Polytechnic Institute commencement on Education and the World's Work of To-Day Charles Mendenhall of the class of 18 will speak for alumni He is a physics professor at Wisconsin and son of a former Rose president Seniors focus on thesis work testing an emergency fire pump at the water works engines air compressors and power station work All major employers have shown interest and several grads will join electric companies in Schenectady and Pittsburgh.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
R. 8. Woodward
Columbia University
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Charles Mendenhall
University of Wisconsin
Rose
Vandalia
Electrical
Brazil
Bi Electric
Schenectady
Pittsburg
Trolley Line Sleepers Also Through Vestibule Trains to Speed
Richmond Indiana May 28 Chief Engineer Crankshaw of Eastern Indiana Traction says all franchises needed to build the line are secured except one He will open permanent headquarters next week The line aims to Marion Soldiers Home three miles from Marion with through service from Chicago to Cincinnati The road will match a standard steam line and could run steam locomotives and cars at sixty miles per hour Vestibuled through trains and sleepers are planned with little difference from a steam line except electricity versus steam
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Crankshaw
Eastern Indiana Traction Company
Marion
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indiana
Anderson High School Holds Ninth Commencement With Play
The twenty ninth annual commencement at Anderson High was held at the Grand Opera House. Highlights included a musical program led by Miss Birchard, Rev. Philputt’s address, and a segment of As You Like It performed by seniors amid class tensions over singing the class song. Graduates listed include Omer Allen, Pearl Bedford, Bernice Benbow, Walter Bickford, Mary Broadbent, and many others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Anderson High School
Grand Opera House
Miss Birchard
Philputt
Indianapolis
Pearcy
Fannie Larmore
Lettie Lowman
Frank Johnston
Leslie Stewart
Lawrence Comer
Laura Quick
Juliet Crittenberger
Anna Birchard
Nathan Davis
May Grimes
Omer Allen
Pearl Bedford
Bernice L. Benbow
Walter N. Bickford
Mary Broadbent
Mary
Juliet Virgina Crittenberger
Golding Fairfield
Stella E. Franklin
Edna Fulton
Charlotte Gedge
Ralph A. Gephart
Frank H. Johnston
Fanny Larmore
Blanche LaRue
Forest Larmore
Tillie V. Mathes
William Maze
Alice L. McCarthy
Lillian M. McClintick
Jessie M. McGranahan
Clair McTurnan
Rose Mitchell
Leroy Harley Moss
High School Students Strike At Huntington Field Meet
Sixty Huntington High School students, many girls, were absent without permission to attend a field meet between Fort Wayne and Huntington. The faculty will not excuse the truancy and trustees plan punishment to curb the insubordination. Rivalry and discipline marked the incident.
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Indianapolis Journal
Huntington
Ind
Fort Wayne
Huntington High School
Wittenberg College installs Rev. Heckert as president
Springfield Ohio May 25 Rev Chas G Heckert yesterday installed as president at Wittenberg College today advocates denominational colleges and modern education. Among twenty one graduates William Circle won first honors Carl Uites second. Degrees conferred include Doctor of Amonear C E Derr Springfield Doctor of Literature Dean J J Woodruff Susquehanna University Doctor of Divinity Rev J L Neve Midland College Atchison Kan Rev F J Turtle Batnem Pa Rev S Kaufmann Findlay and Rev J G Neiffer Dayton. Crawfordsville Ind May 25 Indiana University freshman class accepts challenge from Wabash College with two games set June 8 at Bloomington and June 10 in Crawfordsville. Freshman class has more men on regular team than any other etherea a strong we be brought together to represent the t year men. Manager Woods has challenged Purdue and DePauw freshmen.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Stanley
Sterley
Clark
Hobbs
Binford
Brunson
Netrick
Leggett
E. A
E. J. Macy
de Pauw University
Indiana University
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Wittenberg
Springfield
Franklin
Butler
Indianapolis
Cincinnati University
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William Circle
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C. E. Derr
G. Tufte
J. J. Wood
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Etherea
Woods
Purdue
de Pauw
Oil Land Sales Stir Indiana Oil District
In Adams county and surrounding areas a string of oil property sales signals rising demand as new owners aim to boost production. In Findlay a receivership case involving $150,000 ties up leases and liens from a year old deal among Thomas C. Kelly John R. Boag and other New York and Ohio interests with Hancock county assets at stake.
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Howard McMillan
New York
Thomas Perrin
Meyers Lumber Company
Findlay Glycerine
Bradford Glycerine
National Suply
Buckeye
Hancock County
Boag
Against the Saloon in Thorntown South Indiana
In Thorntown Indiana the temperance committee mobilizes county officials to back a remonstrance drive against local saloons. Saloon operators subpoena remonstrance signers for a June 3 court appearance while urging residents to Lebanon to boost the anti saloon majority.
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Indianapolis Journal
Thorntown
Ind
Commissioners' Court
Lebanon
Defense Was Beerin e Acquitted In Indiana Case
In Marion Grant Circuit Court Daniel Miller faced trial for selling liquor within a mile of the Soldiers Home. The defense claimed the beverage was non intoxicating and named beeline. The jury acquitted him. In Flora remonstrances against three liquor license applicants gained momentum with additional signatures, now surpassing the required total.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Grant
Daniel Miller
Kieffer Place
Jubilee Celebration For Bishop Chatard At St Marys Woods
Celebrated at St Marys of the Woods Terre Haute Indiana May 23 Sisters of Providence held a jubilee musicale for Bishop Chatard with hundreds of students in white. Clergy from other cities joined the event as Ishop ODonaghue Aleene and others welcomed the bishop and high mass followed in the marble chapel.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Sind
Sisters of Providence
St. Mary's of the Woods
Bishop Chatard
Ishop O'Donaghue
Aleene
Locata
Chatard
St. Mary's
Cupid Among the Teachers in Anderson Society Wedding
In Anderson Indiana Miss Jeannette Northcutt a critic teacher in the public schools married W C Walden owner and editor of the Vevay Democrat At the Fisher home they plan to live in Vevay next week Northcutt was to present diplomas but resigned to marry and Superintendent Carr learned of the wedding Six other teachers resigned over coaching marriages hampering the school boards and depriving them of top educators.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Jeannette Northcutt
Anderson Public Schools
J. M. Fisher
W. C. Walden
Vevay Democrat
Walden
Cincinnati
Vevay
Carr
Anderson announces forthcoming wedding of Miss Grimes and Mr Smith
May 24, Miss Mabel Grimes daughter of Postmaster R P Grimes of this city will wed Mr Frank Smith of Pet A Mich. an electrician in Mackay Idaho mines. The ceremony at the Grimes residence at 5 p m Wednesday June 4 with the couple to depart for their future home after the wedding.
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Anderson, Ltd
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R. P. Grimes
Frank Smith
Pet A Mich
Smith
Ponge
Mackay
Idaho
Grimes
Benton’s Rural Delivery Begins July First
FOWLER Ind May 3 Special inspector rural mail service finished work in Benton county delivering a complete daily mail service to farmers. twenty two routes were established with eighteen wholly within the county and service to start July 1.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fowler
Ind
F. M. der
Benton County
Dr Miles Nervine praised by Rev Myers in testimonial
A testimonial from Reverend M D Myers of the Free Methodist Church, Describing relief after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. He recounts chronic stomach and nerve issues, improved appetite, weight gain, and increased stamina while handling demanding duties and travel. The notice invites readers to request the Dr Miles book by mail from Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Ative
Omaha
Elder
M. D. Myers
Free Methodist Church
All Dias
Miies R Mates
Cnd
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
County routes expanded with new carrier exams
Nine routes will start from Fowler and two from Ambid, with two from Boswell and Ox ford, two from Otterbein and Earl Park. One from Talbot and two from Remington plus one from Goodland are county protected due to railroad proximity. Thirty applicants were examined for eleven new county routes. Dice praised their efficiency and intelligence.
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Fowler
Ambid
Talbot
Keep City Clean Terre Haute Civic League forms plan
May 23 Terre Haute Ind prominent women organize Civic League adopts first action to curb trash sweeping into streets and alleys. Each member leads a committee to pressure grocers to cover fruit displays inside stores. Art committee seeks effects for Wabash river bridge project.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
New Civic League
Wabash River
Barn Fire at Williams Farm Claims Horses in New Harmony
Evansville report says a large barn on James Williams’s farm near New Harmony burned, killing several horses. The loss is estimated at 5 thousand dollars with small insurance coverage.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
James 8
Landis to Deliver Memorial Address at Fort Wayne
Delphi report states Representative Charles B. Landis of the Ninth district will give the memorial address at Fort Wayne on Saturday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Delphi
Ind
Charles B. Landis
Fort Wayne
Richmond Suit Seeks 15000 Damages Over Eye Injury
Moses M Seat of New Castle sues Brass and Pad Company for 15000 for personal injuries claiming he lost an eye while employed. L O F of Windfall sets June dedication for a new lodge with 1 pm exercises. Red Man carnival planned in Lafayette Aug through state invitation. Henry County trustees meet as Moses Gallant reportedly injured by Borg on moving northbound L and A train. Prairie township birth triplets to two boys and a girl. girl largest. Knightstown City Mall plan valued at 30000 aims for Wing Mahurin roles in City Council.
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Moses M
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Brass
Ieeeestead Company
Henry
Wayne Circuit
Windpall
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Henry County
Eccagomeeney
Moses Gallant
Borg
Tipton
Gilbert Davenport
Prairie Township
Knightstown
Gratestor
Wing & Mahurin
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