Logansport Man DeHart Claims First Civil War Enlistment
The article recounts DeHart from Logansport linking Rand as the first Civil War volunteer. It notes DeHart organized a company, signed by Dunn and others, enlisted April 1861, and served through battles. it traces DeHart’s medical career, dentistry in Logansport, and later legal roles, honoring him for his claim to the first enlistment.
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Albert J. Beveridge Landis
Logansport
Congress
New York
Igee
Fort En
DeHart
New York State
Rand
Washington
DeHlart
Scvmmen
Albany
England
Rueala
Germany
Ice
Egypt
India
Norway
Hi-Department
Des
Ar’ Ngton
Carolina
Deto
Indiana
Stata
DeHarta
Fort Sumpter
Partridge . Ak
Port Sumpter
Sat- Varday
Agra
Infisnts
Felix A. Vincent
Indianapolis
Fort Des Failon
Marion McCarty
Teomas Dunn
Dunn
Tinte
Uo Dunn
sDeHart
Daisthame
Wwe
Loganeport
United States
Thomas 3. Dunn
Edward Neff
George Willams
Maxwell Reece
Willatm Crockett
John Lakle
Worton
Ninshiindiana
R. H. Milroy
Philipps
Paunceford
Mauda
Wales
Naragua
Costa
Meas
Nicaragua
S ‘Walker
R. Stane
New Orleans
Yiek
Giines Mills
McCleflin
Stonewall Jackson
Fone
Virginia Cavalry
Lincoln
Lushton
Asiages
Mullaakend
Grant
Johnson
Blackburn
Ford
Congigas
New Or
Manafield
Andersonvillee Survivors’ Association
Mansfield
L& DeHart
Ohio
Missippi
Pillow
Mis
Exchange notes defend Fairbanks against attack
A column argues that Democratic and independent press attacks on Fairbanks as a McKinley and Hanna ally misrepresent his record. It praises McKinley, Hanna, and Roosevelt era principles, noting Fairbanks enjoyed trusted support from McKinley allies and Republican and patriotic Democrats alike.
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Fairbanks
Willam McKinley
Néne
William McKinley
Roosevelt
McKinley
Hanna
Bryan Brand
Chaiirman
Iepublican National Committee
The Coss Roads Hamlet and Rural Civic Life
The piece argues for forming hamlets at road crossings to anchor farm life with a church, school, library, general store, and post for weighing hogs or horses. It envisions clusters of houses at crossroads creating social life, rail stations, and a central focal point for community activity.
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South Bend
Roosevelt
Give Them a Chance A Parole Debate at Crawfordsville
The Crawfordsville Journal argues against paroling prisoners with sensational headlines and full crime histories. It urges newspapers to suppress or minimize parole coverage and instead offer supportive news that avoids harming the rehabilitated individual's prospects.
Indiscreet Brewers Union Storm Hits Town
The Worthington Times notes rising tensions as those who enforce the law clash with saloon keepers and fellow dealers in a brewing dispute. Observers see a long brewing conflict where informal unions face public scrutiny and legal pressure.
Fragmented historic note on brewing union and social unrest
A garbled passage describes a warning ignored by violators and blames a greedy brewers union for opposition. It suggests tensions between regulation and saloon interests and hints at looming disorder across lines of control.
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Vaid
Brewers Union
Efficiency and Honesty in State Government Noted
The Crawfordsville Journal cites a Republican push to clarify and collect old clerical fees totaling about 14000 dollars. Retiring clerk Robert Brown returned the full amount, and Attorney General Bingham plans to sue other clerks for unpaid balances.
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Bugreme
Grélger
Robert
A/ Brown
Sult
Bingham
Legislature's Good Work in Indiana Assembly
The article lauds the Indiana legislature for its perceived better work and wisdom. It argues the body shows progress over predecessors, noting some acts reflect intelligent effort. It mentions a prosecuting attorney and Tom Taggart in a context implying reform and state action to curb civilizational issues.
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Anes Meneres
Indiana
Tom Taggart
Weather outlook hints a decent year despite regional shortages
The article notes mixed crop prospects across regions with spring wheat in the northwest facing drought or shortages while overall expectations remain hopeful. It warns against blanket disappointment and suggests many will avoid calling the year a total failure.
Saving the Taxpayers Chronicled
A Marion Chronicle summary notes a recently enacted provision banning “junketing” at state expense. It highlights public overlook and insists the legislature acted to protect taxpayers from misuse of funds.
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Marion Chroniclé
Jawa
Model like ball imitation sparks debate in courtship
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of a “model” in a courtship or marriage context with phrases about a bride, husband, and imitation. The readable pieces suggest a metaphorical use of model versus real, but specifics remain unclear.
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Troy Chiptye
Weeds Drain Soil Water and Nourishment, Hurt Crops
An agricultural study notes weeds absorb large amounts of water and nutrients, drying soil and shading crops. Mustard and sunflower show high water loss. weeds concentrate nitrogen and potash, hindering rotation and inviting fungi.
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Snyder
John Williams Dies in Cement Plant Tragedy at Mitchell
John Williams, a gravel road worker and brother of Her schel Williams, was killed when a shed at Leigh Portland Cement company collapsed under clinkers. Four or five other men were at the site. they escaped with minor injuries. Williams lived in Loogootee. Their father Ham Williams resides in Flora.
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John Williams
Herschel Williams
Leigh Portland Cement Company
Mitchell
Williams
Willams
Married on Sunday Ceremony for Jesse E Wedding and Cordelia Snydow
Jesse E Wedding a blacksmith and Cordelia Snydow daughter of miner William Snydow were married Saturday night at 8 30 in the First M E church study. Rev Farmer of Poseyville officiated in the pastor's absence. Wedding's father John Wedding resides in Louisiana.
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Jesse E. Wedding
Cordelia Snydow
M. E
J. W. Baker
Farmer
Poseyville
Wedding
John Wedding
Louisiana
Miles’ Jones
William Snydow
Bicknell
Alabastine prize awarded to Carnahan firm
The M. J. Carnahan company won a cash prize in a prize contest for the best window display of Alabastine. The winning window was dressed by Edward Walker and Oakley Gardiner, two salesmen.
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M. J. Carnahan Company
Edward Walker
Oakley Gardiner
Bourgholtzer Cut Rot Used by Company Found
Fragmentary OCR shows a mention of Bourgholtzer cut rot used by a company, with unclear context and no additional readable details about date place or individuals.
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Bourgholtzer
Ement
Weather Extremes Marked 1817 Spring to Summer Across Regions
A historical record from the Maryland Whig recounts a harsh sequence of weather in 1817. January and February were warm, March cold, and April favorable before a severe winter returned in May and June with frequent sleet and snow. July and August brought deep frost and ice, devastating crops in New England and beyond. Corn from 1815 stored for seed sold at high prices in spring 1817.
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Herald
Maryland Whig
New York
Vermont
Maine
Jevery
New England
Tates
United States
Europe
Indiana Thirteenth District Leads Rural Route Gains
The Thirteenth Indiana congressional district shows the largest gains in rural routes this fiscal year, increasing by fifteen from June 30, 1906, to June 1, 1907. The Second district ranks second with fourteen route gains, while several districts show no change or losses.
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Indiana
Chaney
Naister
Glories in His Polygamy At Mormon Meeting
Ex congressman Brigham H. Roberts told a Spit Lake City congregation that plural marriages continued after the manifesto. He claimed church and state cannot prevent him from fulfilling his marital obligations, citing his love and duty.
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Spit Lake City
Mormon Tabernacig
Brigham H. Roberts
Congress
Tere
United States
Lightning Kills Mare and Two Mules Belonging to J M Cummings
A mare valued at 200 dollars and two mules valued at 189 dollars were struck and killed by lightning Friday night during a severe storm near Sugarland. The animals were sheltering under a tree and were insured.
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J. M. Cummings
Sugarland
Health and Hygiene Lectures By Missi McDaniel In Indiana
Missi McDaniel of Chicago touring Indiana Viavi lectures presents a series of talks on health and hygiene. The object is to teach important body care facts in a new engaging method. Lectures originate from Washington and move to Petersburg.
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Missi McDaniel
Chicago
Indiana Viavi Company
Washington
Petarsburg
Sinking of French Schooner La Jalouse Claims 28 Lives
A French schooner La Jalouse sank off Barbados Friday night while sailing from Cayenne to St Lucia. Twenty eight passengers perished including twelve women and children.
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Cayenne
St. Lucias
Barbados
Loogotee Council Incorporation Papers Filed
Incorporation papers filed with the secretary of state for the Loogotee council 732 Knights of Columbus. Directors named include B. Larkin John H. Garvin and H. Browning.
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Secretary of State For
Loogotee Council
Knights of Columbue
B. Larkin
John H. Garvin
H. Browning
Mitchell Reunion Brings Mraz N K Larkin Home
Mraz N K Larkin, visiting Mr. and Mrs. H O Chapman of East Walnut Street, has returned to her home at Mitchell.
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Mraz N. K. Larkin
H.O. Chapman
East Walnut Street
Hag
Mitchell
National Charities Meet In Minneapolis June Event
The national conference of charities will be held in Minneapolis from June 12 to 19. Archbishop Ireland will deliver the annual sermon during the gathering.
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National Conference of Charities
Minneapolis
Archbishop Ireland
Socialist lecturer Miss Gertrude Hunt to speak here
Miss Gertrude Hunt, a socialist lecturer, will deliver addresses here on June 30 and July 1 and 2. She spoke here last year.
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Gertrude Hunt
North Vernon Visitor Guests Miss McCormick
Mrs C S Dobbins visits North Vernon as the guest of Miss Elizabeth McCormick of West Walnut Street from Mirth Vernon.
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North Vernon
Matthew Bride Amid Illness On Rural Route 1
Matthew McBride of rural route 1 takes a rest this week as Jack Lillie substitutes. The brief notice notes an interim arrangement and pending return.
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Matthew McBride
Jack Lillie
Rgd E Long Returns Home After Family Visit
Rgd. E. Long has returned to the Shoals home after visiting Long and family.
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Shoals
Rgd
E. Long
Death notices and obituaries in Pike County area
Multiple obituaries report deaths of Paul Bundleson and Miss Ara Schiable from sudden illness, Mrs. Sarah Creager in Portland, Jonathan Turpin the last surviving Mexican War veteran, Mrs. Dennis Everett, and Mrs. James Sherwood from stroke. Services held or pending, families left with children, and local references appear throughout. Also noted is a testimonial ad for Doan's Kidney Pills.
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Sarah Creager
Ote H.creager
Portland
Feneral Services
Jonathan ‘Dorpin
Jonathan
Turpin
Pike County
Coe
Mexico
Land
Dennis Everett
Mask of Health Promises Safe Digestion Aid
Advert reveals Miona stomach tablets claim to strengthen digestive organs for quick relief from indigestion and related symptoms. Lindeman Pharmacy offers an absolute money back guarantee, with purchase risk on the remedy.
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Washington
Lindéman
Three Years for One Dollar Offer in Weekly Republic
The Twices a Week Republic of St Louis Me advertises a three year subscription for one dollar until June 30 1907. It promotes the oldest best known semi weekly newspaper and urges friends and neighbors to subscribe at this remarkable rate. Existing subscribers can extend by renewing early, with delivery beginning at the start of a new period.
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Joan Tid
Mattei
Clara
Elas
Schiable
Miss’ Mable Ana
Republic of
Sat Teders
The
Republi
Unclear river incident with injuries unlikely
Fragmentary report describes a river incident with no injuries and delays of about two hours and five minutes. Details on location, people, and cause are missing.
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Fralo
Bolin Nearing End After Illness in Circlesville
Dr. G W Bolin has been taken to Circlesville Ohio with a deteriorating condition. A letter from Garis of Eagles to B Clawson secretary of the local ailre notes Bolin is on and his health is worsening. Friends hoped for recovery when he was moved, but his condition was serious.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
James Albin
Bedford
Evansville
West Eleventh Street
Citizens Band
W.E. ‘Cady
South Bend
Ben Hur
G. W. Bolin
Circlesville
Ohio
Tha
Bolin
Severe wind and hailstorm damages toll in Kentucky areas
A severe wind and hailstorm swept northeastern Kentucky on Monday causing thousands of dollars in damage in Boyd and nearby counties. A farmer near Ashland was killed by a falling tree, and a steamer watchman reportedly drowned after the vessel broke from its moorings near Catlettsburg. The courthouse at Catlettsburg suffered damage and many homes were ruined.
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Boyd
Ashland
Cattlenburg
Cattlesburg
Hoosier Bottle Works Plans Summer Closure
The Hoosier Bottle Works of Petersburg posted a notice that the factory will close for the summer vacation on July 13. Two hundred twenty five men will be laid off until fall, affecting the local workforce and economy.
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Hoosier Bottle Works
F Petersburg
Master to be appointed to hear Eddy competency case
In Concord New Hampshire on Monday Judge Chamberlain announced plans to appoint a master to conduct hearings on Mrs Mary Baker Eddy's competence to manage her affairs A health view was cited as essential for an honest day's work The report also notes Foley's Kidney Cure claims and Dr Shoops Catarrh Remedy promotions with local pharmacy sales.
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Concord
N. H
Chamberlain
Mary Baker Eddy
Lee C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Winton
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood, State, recalls severe early lung hemorrhages years ago. After failed general medical treatment, he used Foley's Honey and Tar and reports his lungs are now sound. He endorses the remedy for advanced lung trouble and warns against substitutes. Sold by Smith & Winton.
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A. M. Ake
Foley
Smith
Winton
Orthonazative Fralt Syrup Sold by Smith & Winton
A reader promotes Orthonazative Fralt Syrup as a thorough remedy for constipation. The note claims proven practicality and offers a conscientious reference, noting sale by Smith & Winton.
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ePhis
Smith & Winton
Little Pocket Physician Hyomel cure for catarrh advertised
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a guaranteed catarrh cure sold with a pocket physician kit for $1.00. It claims local action, no stomach dosing, and urges readers to request free samples of Dr. Shoop's Restorative and a health book from Dr. Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
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Lindeman Pharmacy
Free samples of Preventics mailed by request in Racine Wis
Dr Shoop offers free samples of Preventics and a booklet on colds mailed on request from Racine Wisconsin. The small cold cure tablets claim no quinine or laxative and promise to prevent colds if taken at the sneeze stage. Lindeman Pharmacy sells the product locally.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Lindeman Pharmacy
Foley's Kidney Cure and Dr Shoop’s Ointment Ad
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure for healthy kidneys and curing bladder diseases. It claims whole system strengthening and urges quick calls from Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for piles including itching and protruding forms. Sold by Smith and Winton and Lindmap Pharmacy in nickle cap glass jars.
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Smith & Winton
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Coughs and Lung Trouble
A. A. Herren Finch Ari writes Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough and lung remedy and has cured consumption in early stages. The product is sold by Smith and Winton and is claimed to satisfy users who have tried it.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ari
Foley
Smith & Winton
Eslinger and Long Visit City from Terre Haute
Whi Eslinger and Carl Long were in the city Sunday traveling from Terre Haute for an informal visit.
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Whi Eslinger
Carl Long
Terre Haute
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