William Rekers Dies After Long Illness
William Rekers aged 48 died yesterday at his East Fourteenth Street home after a long illness of cancer of the large intestine. He leaves a wife and four children two sons and two daughters. A carpenter by trade he once kept a saloon in the city. Autopsy by Dr Gers found the cause of death. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at St Marys Church at six oclock in the morning with burial in St Johns Cemetery.
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William Rekers
East Fourteenth Street
Swife
Gers
St. Johns Cemetery
Lincoln Leaguers Organize Second District in Bedford
Lincoln League of the Second District leaders met at Brooks & Brooks in Bedford to perfect district organization. President Stark I Serit of Washington presided, A A Holmes Sullivan was named vice president, George Cook Vincennes secretary and Will Brooks treasurer. Delegates from Washington Sullivan and Vincennes discussed campaigning and hoped to retire rivals and push Republican county ticket candidates.
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Lincoln League of the Second District
Brooks & Brooks
Stark I. Serrit
Washington
A. A. Holmes
Sullivan
George Cook
Vincennes
Will Brooks
Coupresy
P.R. Wandsworth
Saunie 1
Servit
Buakins
Claude Malott
Fof ‘Biscisiasa
AL A. Holmes
George MM. Cook
Vineapaesi
Knoxswill
Miarg
Ivan
Green
Wadsworth
Waich and Roe Washington
Ind
Hidden Geographical Names How Many Gin You Pinch Lip
A fragmentary travelogue style scene follows Florence and May as they ride bicycles in a village setting. The two girls dress in bright attire and are helped along by May while Florence mishaps occur. A brief interruption involves a group nearby and a rider’s fall, with a stray note of paying a street vendor.
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Florence
Dad
May
New Jersey
Della
Horence
York
Miy
Eable
N. A C
Buckleri’s Arnica Salve Promises Skin Clearing
A Victorian ad touts Buckleri's Arnica Salve as curing unsightly skin conditions including eczema tetter erysipelas and salt rheum and more severe issues like felons ulcers and piles. It claims to beautify the face and offers cure guarantees with boxes priced at 25 cents sold by J N Toss pruggist.
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Buckleri
J. N
Boxer Ideology and the Chinese Society in Contemporary Debate
A historical note analyzes the term Boxer and its use by the New York Herald to describe a Chinese group matching the now defunct Nothing party image. It cites Sun Yat-sen and the movement’s aim as opposing foreign influence and seeking Chinese self rule through what was described as righteous and martial methods.
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New York Herald
Party of
China
Ho Chuan
Sun Yow Pang
Ching
Unclear historic note on boxing event influe nces
Fragmentary OCR text hints at boxing competition notes with unclear dates and names. Key entities are not readable, making precise identification impossible.
Confused OCR Note Mentions Political Figures and Native Moves
Fragmentary text references May Van Wyck Col John F Gaynor Salvador and a Nicaragua route discussion. It mentions American authorities and Indian war-path excitement with a figure connected to Alaska troops, plus scattered notes on elections and diplomacy.
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May van Wyck
New York
John F. Gaynor
Va Wyck
Thole
Lisech Lake
Minnesote
Alaska
Wiho
Himeblt
New Social Club Formed in Wattingham
A local social club named New Social Club organized in Wattingham lists members including Miss Hattie Hyatt Miss Sitte Gers Miss Ada and Alice O Neall Mrs Elia Astell Katherine Wake and other women. Officers include F a S ic saaa and Miss At bio oO Neal Becrathry with Harti Hyatt as vice president. The first meeting occurred Wednesday at the home of Dr and Mrs Klest lafike for social and civic aims.
Wilson Found Guilty in Emfrged Claims Case
The jury in the Wilson case in Emfrged filed false claims for sums as high as 1 6, with Campbell Wild & Co named as agents. In Cambridge City and Bourbon, men died by self harm amid financial and health troubles, including William Bell age about 65 and John Uby, a wealthy farmer, found dead with a gunshot wound amid unclear circumstances.
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Sre
John Uby
Bie
Ng Weiss
Ned iavEs
Weather Forecast Patchwork Reads Warmer Tomorrow
Fragmentary weather note indicates a fair and warmer day ahead in southern portions with moon setting and a calm sky. Sparse details reference Lenape area and Tribols with uncertain timing.
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Tripols
Lenape
Grave Robbery Rumor Shocks Harrison County
In Harrison County Indiana a reported grave robbery near Rosewood Cemetery unsettles the community. A young woman died in Kentucky and was interred here about a year ago. Rumors point to ghouls, as investigators uncover the body was removed and the case stirs fear of an organized crew. Authorities urge calm while pursuing identity of the ghouls.
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Sation
Greatea
Harrison County
Chrydon
Ind
Kentucky
Rosewood
Northern Indiana editors adjourn after annual meeting
The editorial association session in Anderson Indiana concluded with South Bend Rome City named as next host. Fifty editors toured Alexandria by electric car and visited area factories. A reception at W B Campbell of The Herald home highlighted the event.
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Derson
Ind
Northern
Indiana Editorial Association
South Berd
Rome City
Alexandria
W. B. Campbell
The
Herald
St Louis Boycott Sparks Street Car Controversy
Report outlines a boycott affecting streetcar service in St Louis amid a labor dispute. It notes labor union influence and calls for widespread adherence from individuals businesses and associations while detailing statements from labor leaders.
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Newton Bitter
Tmitest
Louts
Ing
Phe Jones
Stelkine
Duis Atv
Yadsation of
Ors
St. Louis
Don Davis Brings Word Of Battle Near Panama
The Don Davis from Colon reports a Friday battle about ten miles outside Panama where insurgents reportedly defeated government troops, with around two hundred soldiers killed. Rebels are entrenched at San Joaquin near Santa Marta as government forces move toward Santa Maria.
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Singston
Jam
Royal Air
Don
Davis
Colon
Columbia
Panama
San ‘Joaquin
Santa Marta
Baranguilla
Santa Maria‘s
Otred Cure Claim In Lottery of Advertised Remedies
Fragment from an advertisement touts an ointment claimed to offer instant relief and permanent cure. The text mis-spells and jumbles phrases, mentioning price and a call to purchase despite unclear or dubious benefits.
Death Investigation in Wintey County Opened
Reported finding a large quantity of zinc chloride at a residence in Churubusco related to a death inquiry. The coroner urges grand jury action against local suspects including a city chemist and others tied to a blackmail scheme. Public interest rises as trials and witness testimonies loom.
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Ous
Wintey
Jul
Goebel Law Modification Debated at Kentucky Convention
At the Louisville state convention, Senator Blackburn urged modifying the Goebel law to ensure a fair count and equal representation. He cited Gov Goebel as agreeing a change was necessary. The convention also planned a July 19 nomination in Lexington.
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Louisville
Blackburn Iter
Goebel
Ind
Blackburn
Lexington
William Syntten
Advo- Bryan
Las Ders Herd
Fry
Luckless Steamer Floated Off Stettin After Grounding
Berlik reports on June 15 that the New Hampshire American liner was floated Wednesday off the bar near Stettin where she had lain since Sunday June 3, still running aground and badly damaged.
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Berlik
Stettin
Nghin Ground
Indian State Officials Face Writs and Shootings
A rash of warrants and indictments targets Governor Yormar Secretary Tinley and associates. A posse reports a shooting with one slightly wounded. Capt Powers, said to be in Brush Creek valley with friends, resists capture and bail. A new seizure attempt is planned.
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Formar
Yormar
Tinley
Charles
Powers
Brush Creek
Frankfort
Capt. Powers
World Temperaire Congress Receives City Welcome
June 1 from Loddon reports the World Temperaire Congress closing with a reception for delegates at the fru houge hosted by lord mayor A J Newton. American delegates praised the ten perdnée causd in the Unter States amid congratulations from British members of Congress. A mid June dispatch notes a collision near West Falls between Buffalo Zochtester and Pittsburg bound trains No 5 and No 8. engineer William Kation of the southbound train and Frank Mattron of the northbound train were fatally injured. no passengers survived.
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Loddon
A. J. Newton
United Kingdoms
Congress
Headon
Collison
Springville
Buffalo
Zochtester
Pittsburg
Triin
West ‘Falls
Avillam
Kation
Frank Mattron
Bradford
Contest results and court ruling in Pulnsket county
The Polling fight over John W Borders Victory in the Pulnsket County contest ended with the county commissioners ruling Borders won by six votes but the decision was appealed to the circuit court. Judge M B Larry sided with Borders in the appeal. Separate reports describe a train incident and a residential assault case involving Artha Frees in Indiana.
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Pulligurer
John W. Borders
Willams
Tovratic
Borders
Williams
of County Commissioners
M. B. Larry
Williamy
Doders
Jasper County Oil and Gas launches in Pulaski county
The Jasper County Oil and Gas Company led by I D Johnson of South Bend opens operations in Pulaski county near Medaryville. The new well yields about 75 barrels daily of high purity crude suitable for lubrication. Prices set at 7.50 dollars per barrel.
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Honanza South
Man Slaying Case Ends With Indeterminate Sentence
In Kokichio Indiana on June 18 a manslaughter case ends with the defendant Woolford receiving an indeterminate sentence after pleading to the charge. The incident involved the death of a girl and regressive actions led to the trial being halted. The court noted prior events in February and Woolford’s role in the fatal act.
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Kokichio
Ind
Foolford
Woolfo
Waltz
Woolford
Murdoy
Striking Emergence of Second District Republicans Worries Congress Friends
Disjointed OCR text shows Republicans in the Second District uniting over a matter affecting Congressman’s circle. Demands for secretary of state race appear and party realignment hints surface.
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Eusiasm
Second
Pho
Stath
Demeymin
Martin
District Agents Meet Attended by J BSister
J BSister attended a meeting in Eyneville Sature Aay of the District Agents of Southern for the Aetua Insurance Company. The event gathered local agents to discuss company plans and regional coverage.
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J. Bsister
Eyneville Sature Aay
Southern
Ifjianx
Aetua Insurandp Company
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