Marion Resident Leaves Wife and Baby in Turbulent Indiana
Indiana column reports Floyd Turner, an oil operator, deserting his wife Tazet Perry Turner in Merion, leaving a newborn baby and funds gone. A warrant is issued for wife desertion as the Calumet Canal bill appears dead for the next session. In Wabash two deaths occur within hours as William Hopkins is killed at work and Miss Geo Overly, 23, commits suicide by leaping before a western train. The state shows 13 percent divorce rate, and other incidents span Italy to Lingerstown, including a murder case verdict in Indianapolis and local turmoil over labor and new industry openings.
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Floyd Turner
Merion
Turner
Tazet Perry
Mia
Shu
Wabash
Wiliam Hopkins
T. Church
Michigan City
Ora B. Capenhover
Indianapolis
Legres
Marion County
Anthony Tasso
Coxville
Scottsburg
J. A. Eckhart
Common Council of
New Albany
Vannuys
Goshen
Nelson Mains
Lingerstownu
Pleanant Pruitt
Pruitt
Blwood
Zach Smithson
George Boswell
Cooper
Green Castle
Isaac W. Martitt
la Porte
Wih
Richard Beming
Vilette Fleming
Chicago
Martio
Byvansville Glass
Indiana Harbor
Hammond
Whiting
Watson
Penneys
Amboy
St. Paul
J. Ti
Sphinx Crumbling Under Climate Change in Egypt
Reading like a late 19th century column, reports a looming decay of the Sphinx at Giza due to shifting climate and Nile irrigation. Notes the statue’s dimensions 172 by 66 feet, its rock-cut form, and scholarly uncertainty about its origins, with a broader section on fire fighting innovations and a mix of anecdotes and quotations.
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Egypt
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Nile
Gluah
Cheops
Tire Department of
Kansas City
Paria
Smert
Campaigns of Joshua in the conquest of Canaan
Summary of Joshua's campaigns after Jericho detailing four major offensives against Ai the southern Amorites the northern coalition and the Anakim. It notes ruses military tactics siege outcomes and the extermination of Anakim as part of the broader settlement of the land for the twelve tribes. Includes a stray comic exchange about an oath and a park elms joke.
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Caleb
Josh
Jericho
Civen
Thiaia
Achan
Judah
Achor
Gibeon
Vcinity
Jerusalem
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Souther
Gilzal
Palestine
Liachish
Eglon
Bebron
Matkedah
Libnah
Gilgal
Jardin Wall
Salestine
Galilee
Hazor
Huleh
Lebanon
Jordan Valley
Sea of Guthlew
Ile
Zidon
Earst
Mount Hermon
Elnzor
Highand
Anakin
Anak
Jesson
Hair vow Boer prisoner may never cut his locks
A Boer in South Africa swore not to cut his hair until British rule ended. Captured months ago, his hair drew British surprise. Some say he may break the vow now the war ends, others insist the oath remains sacred as observed by Boers. A separate note from Bridgeport, Washington, promotes Dodds Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatism and kidney trouble with a testimonial from John Higgins.
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Ile
South Africa
Bridgeport
Wash
Douglas County
John Higgins
Dodd
Auction, Laundry for Sale and Misc Public Notices
Fragmented notice items include a laundry for sale in Indiana, a claim that about 550 million acres of public land in the United States are vacant, an offer for a self inking dating stamp, and a garbled beauty hair remark. Names include Edward D. Dreibeiblas of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Indiana
Youths Companion and Clever Detective Pledge
A collage of 1900s era snippets includes a Parson and boy joke about becoming a detective, an ad for The Youth’s Companion subscription offering 1908 calendar gifts, light humor exchanges, and notices for Burdock Blood Bitters and Putnam Facedless Dyes. Also mentions Astoria origins and travel promos for hunters via Nickel State Road.
Memoir of Jay Gould and railroad themes in education
The Wabash press offers a free booklet titled Railroad in Education with chapters on Fast Runs and The St Louis Union Station. Send 6 cents for postage to G. S. Crane, Genl Pansr and Thi Agt, St Louis, for the publication and printed stationery promotion.
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St. Loui Union Station
Wabash
G. S. Crane
Wabash R. B. ST. Lous
Sunday Excursions to Chicago by Nickel Plate Road
Weekly summer excursions Fort Wayne to Chicago return for 2.00 on train No 6. Tickets via Ticket Avena or C A Asteriln T P A Fort Wayne No 126. Also ads for Rheumatism Cure free by mail and Dean's Ointment eczema treatment. Also a note praising Mrs Austin's Panenke product.
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Michigan
Arkansas
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Maine
Canada
C. A. Asteriin
P.A
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Nickel Plate Road
Avena
C. A. Asteriln
Fort Wayne, Inc
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