Preventics touted to stop colds at early sniffles
Advertisements tout Preventics to dissipate symptoms and prevent colds if taken early. References to safety for children and adults appear alongside sales at Lindeman's Pharmacy. A separate notice reports Henry Heathman, 38, a farmer and Democrat leader, died by suicide at his home near Petersburg after purchasing farms in Pike county amid worry over a transaction.
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Lindeman
Henry _Heathman
Petersburg
Oakland City
Glezen
Pike County
Spunk Jones Granted Venue Change in Bloomington Case
Disjointed report shows Spunk Jones jailed on murder charge of Albert Stephens. attorney Miers wins venue to Lawrence County, Ohio. trial set for December. Also notes on Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure and political gossip about New York grand jury actions and campaign calls.
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Albert Stephens
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Wilson
Miers
Lawrence
Inderanapolis
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New York
Grand Jury
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Tammany Eg
Sebeel
Shoep
Lindeman's Pharmacy
Builders' Association Convened by Big Attendance in Atlanta
About 4,000 delegates attend the annual convention of the Builders' Association in Atlanta Georgia. Delegates gathered for meetings and discussions on industry issues. The event drew wide participation from contractors suppliers and civic leaders.
Changes in Offigual Family Effective Early Next Year
President Roosevelt reshapes his cabinet with changes taking effect next year. Oscar S Straus will become secretary of commerce and labor in January, succeeding Victor Metcalf, who moves to the navy department. George Von L Meyer will become postmaster general in March, replacing George B Cortelyou as treasury secretary.
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Fliby Root
New York
Treasury
George B. Cartelycu
Wiliam H. Taft
Ohio
Charles 3. Bonaparte
Maryland
George von L. Meyer
Massachusetts
Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
California
Interior
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Missouri
James Wa Ison
Towa
Commerce
Labor
Oscar S. Straus
Roosevelt
Moody
George B. Corteliou
the Treasury
Underground garden seen in abandoned mine near Yankeetown
Col. Frank B. Posey, Evansville attorney, starts an underground garden in an abandoned coal mine in Warrick county near Yankeetown. He tests year round plant growth using acetylene gas lamps and fixed underground temperatures between fifty and sixty degrees. Results expected by Christmas to determine feasibility of subterranean farming by lamp light.
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Frank B. Posey
Evansville
Warrickounty
Yankeetown
Pqgex
Testa
Colonel Posey
Poser
Old Civil War Era Greenbacks Found Inheritance Cache
John Reed recovered two five dollar greenbacks from 1862 issued currency kept by his grandmother. The bills, preserved and nearly fresh, date to the Civil War era and emerged through Reed’s inheritance in Clay City.
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John Reed
Clay City
Reed
Venus and Antares Align Beside Bright Venus Shines
On Monday evening the planet Venus appeared near the magnitude one star Antares within half a degree. Observers noted Venus at peak brilliance in her brightest phase, drawing attention to the celestial conjunction.
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Venus
Antares
City to repair ram and assess pumping station needs
Notes from the council meeting show a possible repair of the ram and pumping station at Mays Isle due to high water pressure. An electrician estimated repairs at about $300, with options for cheaper work under review. An emergency funding ordinance for fire protection was introduced and passed pending final reading. Knights of Columbus asked for a street opening behind their new building, civil engineers to review. City clerk reported prices for street carts and patrol wagon bids, with a continuation of the matter.
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Yan’ Electrician
One& ‘Council
Gouneliman Johasson
Knights of' Columbus
East Third
East Fourth
Hante Carriage & Bug Co
No further coal price rise planned at Indiana mines this month
Prices at Indiana mines will hold steady for October with no additional 25 cent increase. The prior rise was expected to recur between the 16th and 20th but did not occur, leaving October prices near those of November a year ago, though October's gain lifted them above last year’s level. Output rises yet remains constrained by a car shortage.
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Indiana
Jury verdict in Ohio conspiracy case under anti trust law
After thirty two hours the Findlay jury found the Standard Oil Company of Ohio guilty on the conspiracy against trade charge under the Valentine anti trust law. The verdict was rendered at 4 35 oclock Friday morning with jurors ready to report at exactly oclock.
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Findlay
Ohio
Stadard Ou Company
Barn Fire on McCormick Avenue Destroys James Ford's Barn
Fire of apparently incendiary origin destroyed James Ford's barn on McCormick avenue Friday evening around 11. A quantity of feed and some household goods stored in the building were burned. The loss on the barn is about 175 dollars covered by insurance. Fire alarm arrived too late for the department to save the barn.
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James Ford
McCormick Avenue
Fre
Coal miner Charles Robinson recovering after shooting
Charles Robinson, a coal miner shot weeks ago by P. ude Curtis at Vincennes, is recovering rapidly. Doctors removed the bullet lodged near his back and ribs and he is able to visit Hector's office in town Friday.
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Charles Robinson
P. Ude
Curtis
Vincennes
Hector
Ex Senator J Burton Gets Six Months In Prison
Former Kansas Senator J Burton and his wife depart Abilene for St Louis where he will stand in federal district court to begin a six month prison term. The case stems from a conviction that led to the sentence.
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J. Burton
Kansas
Hves
Abilene
Tanaghteb
Ustriet
St. Louis
Death of James Dillon in Orwell at eighty five
James Dillon eighty five died after paralysis in Orwell Friday morning. Born in England in 1821 he served in the English navy rising to mate. He was the father of ten children.
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James Dillon
Orwell
England
Captain Sex Sentenced in U S Court for Counterfeiting
Captain George was sentenced in the United States Circuit Court in New York after being found party to a plan involving counterfeit Venezuelan silver coins. The case centered on financing an operation in that country. The record notes a six month term.
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George
Unid States Circuit Court
New Yo
Venezula
Ayton
Prisoner Jerry Taylor Escapes From Vincennes Jail
Jerry Taylor, held on grand larceny charges at Vincennes, escaped around supper time Monday evening. Jailor reportedly distracted by drinking and careless with locking prisoners, Taylor remains at large.
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Jerry Taylor
Ig Jan
Vincennes
Sawmill Sale Reveals Orang Company Purchase
A report notes a deal involving a large band mill sawmill at Orang, with William L. B. and M. J. Traub connected to the sale. The price cited is $53,000, marking a significant local business transaction.
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Mitchell
M. J
William L. B
Orang
Ander Traub
Funeral of Sir Jefferson Davis at Richmond
The funeral for Sir Jefferson Davis was held in Richmond on Friday with representatives from the south. After simple church services the body was laid to rest in Haywood Cemetery.
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Jefferson Davis
Richmond
South
Haywood Pernatery
Third International Congress on Suppressing Traffic in Women
The third international congress for suppressing traffic in women, presided by ex-ramier Bourgeois, will assemble in Paris on October 23 and remain in session until October 30.
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Third International Congress
Paris
Roosevelt’s Coming Message Aims at Labor and Capital
Washington correspondent says Roosevelt’s December message will push for eight hour reforms for government work, federal labor investigations, stricter immigration acts, writs of injunction in labor disputes hearings, and continued limits on Chinese labor, all to balance capital and labor with a middle ground approach.
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John Callan O’laughlin
Washington City
Chicago
Tribune
Panama Canal
Congress
Roosevelt
Halloween Dinner Etiquette and Spooky Decor Ideas
Halloween is the vigil of All Saints Day with witches and spirits said to roam. Plan an indoor late afternoon high tea with dim candlelight, jack o lanterns, yellow chrysanthemums, a pumpkin centerpiece, and handcrafted light brown cards. End the tea with waffles to seal the eerie mood.
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Hallowe'en
Reverend Oscar E. Alison Marries Emma Olmstead at Evansville
The Rev. Oscar E. Alison of Chandler wed Miss Emma A Olmstead at Evansville on Thursday afternoon. The ceremony took place at the bride’s country home and the couple will live in Chandler at the M E church parsonage. The groom, eldest son of John A. Alison, is a DePauw graduate and well known locally. The bride, Evansville High School graduate, attended Westerford Seminary in Texas. About sixty relatives and friends attended the ceremony and offered congratulations.
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Chandler
John A. Alison
Veale Township
Emma A Olmstead
C. G. Olmstead
Evansville
M. E
Allison
Oakland City High School
DePauw University
Evansville High School
Westerford Female Seminary
Texas
James A. Allison
Frank
Will Move to Daviess County in Spring
Jasper Heralds agent Schmidt of St Anthony announces a sale at this office next Saturday. Mr Schmidt plans a sale in November but intends to stay on his farm and move to Daviess county in the spring to settle near Washington.
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Jasper
May settlement hinted in Ireland item
An Ireland item notes Dr. Scott sold property he bought from X. B. for 600 dollars last Tuesday for 490 dollars. The doctor thinks he may settle in Washington, Indiana.
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Scott
X. B
Washington
Ind. Ee
Wheat Sown in Martin County Faces Hessian Fly Threat
Early sowing across Martin County raises alarm as adverse weather conditions may allow Hessian fly damage to wheat. Local farmers brace for potential grain losses despite precautions and monitoring efforts.
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Martin County
Court Dismisses Desertion Case in Lee Woodall Action
The case against Lee Woodall for wife desertion was dismissed Monday afternoon as the couple agreed to reunite and live together again. No further action was noted in court records.
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Lee_ Woodall
Ex-Senator Burton Begins Six Month Jail Sentence
Ex U S Senator J R Burton of Kansas surrendered at Ironton jail to start a six month term for accepting 2500 dollars for services to Wialto Grain and Securities Co of St Louis in a fraud order case. He traveled with his wife and a niece and arrived by train from St Joseph.
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J. R. Burton
Kansas
Ironton
Wialto Grain and Securities Company
St. Louis
Post Office Department
Washington
Congress
Burton
Southern Hotel
Marshal Morsey
Union Station
Woman with uncertain name causes city stir Saturday evening
A woman calling herself Mrs. George M Trowbridge, described as demented, wandered near J B Wampler’s home two miles from Bicknell. Miss Ida Wampler called Constable Hedges, who took the woman into custody. she later identified herself as living between Wheatland and Washington. Relatives are being sought and she will be cared for until found. The Trowbridge woman is known around Washington with relatives in South Washington.
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George M. Trowbridge
Bicknell Dispatch
Vincennes
Ida Wampler
Hedges
Bicknell
Wampler
Wheatland
Washington
Billheimer Earns Role as State Campaign Organizer in Second District
John C. Billheimer, a longtime Second District political figure, is described as the state committee’s key organizer for the campaign. He travels the state overseeing county chairmen, instructing on best practices, and ensuring turnout while other candidates press their own campaigns.
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Vin cennés couple wed in Lawrenceville ceremony
Miss Carial A Snapp of Vin cennés and Wesley A Stein, both residents of Oaktown Key county, married by Rev H B McDonald after health and climatic advice to relocate to Arizona. The couple departed for Arizona immediately after the ceremony amid a busy local news roundup.
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Carial A. Snapp
Vincennés
Dughter
John H. Snapp
Arizona
Wesley A Stein
T Lawrenceville
H. B. McDonald
Christing Church
Hadeen
Oaktown
Key County
Gaines Sues State Journal for Libel in Kentucky
Noel Gaines Monday filed suit for libel against the Kentucky State Journal of Frankfort and editor W P Walton seeking $25,000 in damages. The suit follows Gaines published a letter claimed to be signed by Peres Haly and Walton criticized Gaines in an editorial in the newspaper last Sunday.
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Noel Gaines
Kentucky State Journal of
Frankfort
W. P. Walton
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