Wheennes Capital Fishing Club Plans Lake Autumn Outing
The A Wabash Fishing club announces its annual outing at Wabash Lake south of the Arts area starting Thursday and running to November 1. Members listed include Edward Watson Henry Everwine John Bey Al Crofts George Getches J Ross Robert Watson and J H Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheennes
A Wabash Fishng Club
Wabash Lake
Edward Watson
Henry Everwine
John Bey
al Crofts
George Getches
Washington
J.ross
Robert Watson
Haute
J. H. Strauss
Public schools observe proper observances publication issued
The state education board releases a guide on proper observances for schools and teachers. The Arbor and Bird Bay annual? publication has been placed in the possession of teachers through the county superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird Bay
State Board of
Neglect and Improper Treatment Affect Consumption Results
A fragmented notice notes that neglect or improper treatment of colds leads to worse outcomes. It mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as common remedies and warns against counterfeit packages sold by Smith and ton.
Missing Banker Seen in Havangs Probe
Mana 1 Silveria the Cuban banker linked to Havangs disappearance is tied to the collapse of Ceballos 5& Co. authorities note his absence coincides with financial trouble and market concerns as investigators review the case and associated firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mana 1
Silveria
Havangs
Ceballos 5& Co
Dine is G0 Pleasant Regardless Arts That Money Will Buy
A fragmented note states syrup costs 50 cents and mentions a family item sold by Smith & Co. The text hints at a pleasant dining product and possible health complaints like stomachache and headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jury finds two guilty in New York Central rebate case
The jury in a rebate case against the New York Central railroad and Frederick L. Pomeroy delivered a guilty verdict against both defendants at the trial's close in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central ‘Railroad
Frederick L. Pomeroy
New York City
Foley's Kidney Cure praised by Tampa man for back pain relief
Henry E Jones of Tampa Florida says Foley's Kidney Cure cured his kidney illness after doctors failed. He, age 62, reports long suffering, four bottles relieved back and shoulder pain, restoring his ability to walk and enjoy life. Sold by Smith and Winton.
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Henry E. Jones
Tampa
Fiz
Foley
Smith and Winton
Governor Magoons Considers Cabinet Appointments
Governor Magoons weighs forming a new cabinet with commissions on new laws claims and civil service. He plans to distribute American troops throughout Cuba as the operation progresses.
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Magoons
Cuba
Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy certificate
Druggists are authorized to refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure cough and cold. It stops the cough heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Cures lagrippe and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuines come in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Smith and Winton.
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Foley
Smith and Ton
Smith and Winton
West Virginia capital buys timber land in Kentucky
A West Virginia capitalist yesterday closed no deal for 16000 acres of Breathitt County timber land Kentucky. The price paid is said to have been 300000. An extension of the L and E railroad is planned into the tract. Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a cure for coughs with a warning to buy only the genuine in yellow packages sold by Smith and Winson.
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West Virginia
Breathitt County
Prigue
L. and E.railroad
Foley
Iby Smith and Winson
Immigrant Seeks Night English Lessons at Local Shops
Chay Its, a newcomer at Vincennes Avenue, works in the machine shop at By & O Southwestern shops. He wants proper English instruction and has placed an advertisement in the newspaper. Though he has learned some English, he desires accurate mastery and will study at night if a suitable teacher is found. Mr Stein may pursue naturalization papers.
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Chay
Vincennes Avenue
By & O
Althoug
Stein
Naturalize
Bellé Holt Stricken by Typhoid Illness
Eight year old Bellé daughter of Hugh R Holt of Boxtown is reported ill with typhoid. The case appears in local health notes as a notified illness impacting the Holt family and community.
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Bellé
Hugh R. Holt
Boxtown
Cost of County Government in Daviess County 1887 vs Present
A contemporary argues that Daviess County’s tax base grew from 6 million to 13 million in twenty years, yet overall running costs rose less than 50 percent while the tax rate fell by 18 cents per 100. The piece notes new bridges, an orphan’s home, a county assessor, and a monthly board, attributing reductions to debt retirement and fire-era losses under Democratic officials.
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Daviess
Daviess County
County Board of
Rens
Surprised Friends Tie A Sechrist Raymann Wed At County Clerk
George F. Raymann and Miss Mat tie A Sechrist secretly wed after obtaining a marriage license Wednesday afternoon. They were married by Father Torbeck at the German Catholic church at 8 pm with immediate families unaware until today. The groom and bride are longtime Neal & Eskridge employees and plan to reside in the city.
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George F. Raymann
Mattie A. Sechrist
Neal & Eskridge's
Father Torbeck
Neal & Eskridge
Lena Raymann
East End
James D. Sechrist
High School Student Burns From Nitric Acid Laboratory Incident
Miss Bertha Price, a local high school chemistry student, suffered painful burns on her arm Wednesday afternoon when a test tube burst during an acid experiment. Had the nitric acid hit her face, facial scars could have formed.
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Bertha Price
Woman wins record $20,000 in alienation verdict
Mrs Mindle Leucht of Covington Kentucky secured a judgment for 20000 damages against her mother in law for alleged alienation of the affections of her husband. The verdict is described as the largest ever given in such a case.
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Mindle Leucht
Covington
Fatal blast at Wingate colliery kills twenty five miners
A fire damp explosion at Wingate colliery near Durham England early Monday claims twenty five miners dead and about two hundred trapped. Ventilation is reported good and rescuers expect to bring the imprisoned men out alive.
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Wingate
Durham
England
Man Fractured Skull After Riverside Bridge Fall
Douglas Elmore, 40, is in serious condition at his Elnora home after a fall from a bridge on the Southern Indiana railroad near Riverside where he worked. He suffered a fractured skull.
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Douglas Elmore
Elnora
Southern Indiana Railroad
Riverside
Brouwer Acquitted In Wife Murder Case
After less than an hour of deliberation the jury in Toms River New Jersey returned a verdict of acquittal for Dr Frank L Brouwer charged with the murder of his wife.
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Frank L. Brouwer
Toms River
N. J
Toms River, N. JJ
Beveridge Delivers First Indiana Campaign Speech
Senator Beveridge spoke Wednesday night in Logansport as his first address in the Indiana campaign, outlining early policy tensions and signaling his outreach to voters in the state.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Logansport
Old Soldier Frank Childs Dies at 61 in City
Frank Childs, 61, died last Thursday at his home from heart trouble after a period of illness. A plasterer turned confectionery and tobacco shop operator, he served as a drummer boy in the Civil War with his father Captain Charles F. Childs. He was never married and left a sister Mrs. Belle Allen and his invalid mother Mrs. Matilda Childs. He was a Mason and a G A R member who spent most of his life in the city.
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Frank Childs
Charles F. Childs
Union Arng
Union
Mr. Childs
Union Army
East Main Street
Charles H. Jones
G. A. R. Child
Foley's Kidney Cure Advertisement Claim
An 19th century style advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure any kidney trouble not beyond medical aid. The product is sold by Smith and Winton.
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Foley
Smith and Winton
Governor Clark's charge on Greene Smith at Wartick rally
Indiana audience hears Governor Hanly accuse former attorney general Greene Smith of lobbying for a controversial law and profiting from fees. He claims Smith earned nearly $260000, dodged lobbying, and helped pass a tax measure later challenged in court. The speech frames Smith as a plunder risk and cites a 16 year retrospective.
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Wartick County
Hanly
Alonzo ‘Greene
Indiana
Smith
Lipith
Greene Smith
Greebo Smith
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Fish Wins First Blood in Battle for Road Control
Fishiofol wins the initial clash in a power struggle over road control between his faction and the Hark faction. William Nelson Cromwell for Union Pacific vows an inning, while Fish and Cromwell clash at the stockholders meeting. The president votes against a Union Pacific aligned candidate, alleging a violation of an agreement on selecting a new director.
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Fishifol
Su Tralent
Weilacs
Hark “En
Willian Nelson Cromwell
Union Pacific
Fish
Cromwell
Ilinolp Central
Burton Overruled in Graft Case Six Months Incarceration Imposed
Former Kansas Senator J Ralph Burton, twice convicted in St Louis for graft, must serve six months in Iron County Missouri and pay a 2506 dollar fine unless clemency extends. The supreme court denied rehearing on Monday leaving a presidential pardon as his sole hope.
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J. Ralph Burton
United States
Kansas
St. Louls
Iron County
Assouri
Supreme Court
Burton
White House
Egg Prices Surge as Scarcity Hits Markets
Fresh eggs sold for 50 cents a dozen before winter but now fetch 125 cents, a record for this season. Dealers blame fewer hens and higher poultry costs, with egg production in the country greatly reduced by farmers selling stock.
Tirey to Succeed Stipp as County Superintendent
Lawrence County trustees selected Prof. Ralph N. Tirey to replace W. He Stipp who resigned to enter private business. Tirey has long served as principal of the public schools and is noted as an educator with state reputation.
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Lawrence County
Ralph N. Tirey
He Stipp
Tirey
Low Tax Levy For Daviess County Government
Daviess County enjoys a county purpose levy of 43.65 per 100, including gravel road repairs, nine cents below the state average of 52.39. Only Sullivan in the eight‑county district has a lower rate at 41.65, with Daviess 37 cents below Martin and 33 below Monroe. gravel repairs add 4 cents, leaving 39.65 for other county needs and bridge funding.
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Daviess County
Second
Sullivan
Martin
Monroe
Lawrence
Owen
Greene
Knox
Court House
Man Refuses Guilty Plea in Bloomington Shooting Case
Spunk Jones, the man accused of shooting and killing Albert Stevens in Bloomington, returned from Indianapolis where he had been jailed on threats and attempts to snatch him. He entered a not guilty plea at his preliminary hearing.
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Jones
Albert Stevens
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Blomington
Indiana Medical College senior class officers elected
George A Wigford son of Dr William Willeford of Marton Illinois was elected treasurer of the senior class at Indiana Medical College in Indianapolis. Miss Maud Arthur of Harrison townships was an unsuccessful candidate for secretary.
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George A Wigford
William . Willeford
Marton
Ill
Indiana Medical College
Indianapolis
Maud Arthur
Harrison Downships
Washington Motor Car Company Incorporation Filed
Articles filed with the secretary at state for the incorporation of the Washington Motor Car Company in Washington. Capital stock listed at 160000 dollars. Directors named include Frank W. Fowler Edward W rack and J R Fowler.
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Secretary At State i
Washington Motor Car Company
Washington
Capital Stock
Frank W. Fowler
Edward We “Rack
J. R. Fowler
Booker T. Washington Passes Through Washington
Booker T. Washington, noted Black educator, was sighted traveling through Washington on Monday en route to the East, drawing attention from locals as he continues his nationwide journey.
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Booker T. Washgton
Washington Monda
East
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Japan
Rayo
Eael S. Sloan
Boston
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Democrats OF
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Hapman
O'Brien
Joe Kelley
Ha Bly
Tageart
Democrati
Teaahee
Republic
Hendr
Enquirer
Agresaman
John C. Monde
Chaney
Isa Stic
Knox County
Miers
Cratic
Vincennes
Burat
Brouwer
James M. Strange
Hyatts
Mr. Strange
Martin County
Biford
Ralph
Harry Templin
Raphael
Joan
Tine
Charles
Richard
George Strange
Vina Strange
Lizzie Loyd
Toms Hill
City
William McGee
William ‘McGee
Sullivan Wo
PLAA
Royal Baking Powder CO
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Carey
Edwards
Prfcearai
Breese Brothers Company
West Second Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
DE Laval
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Boards of Health
G. W. McCracken
George A. Willeford
Jesse Godwin
Reeve Township
Alfordaville
Charles L. Banta
Steele, Township
Plainville
William LE. Brow
Washington Township
Temple Court
Charles L. Stugkey
Veale Township
John Smith
Harrison Township
Hudsonville
Glendale
Strong Man
Barr Township
Cannerburg
George S. Smith
Booker T
Republican County
John OC. Chaney
Ezra Mattingly
Edgar T. Laughlin
Thomas D. Slimp
William A. Wallace
Thomas Nugent
George Godwin
Forn Sherifffielding
Colbert
Henry H. M'Cracken
John A. Sms
George A. Faith
Clifford C. Bonham
Henry H. Sefrit
Compr
William F. Killion
James Porter
William M. Greenwell
Barr
John Eads
Filmore
Lowery Cooper
Madison
Thomas Bennington
Steele
Michael Heffernan
Magnus J. Carnahan
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