Westfield Woman Miss Luna Arford Died of Typhoid Fiver
Obituary notes the death of Miss Luna Arford of Westfield Illinois aged around thirty following typhoid fever. She was the eldest daughter of Roy and Mrs Adbert Actrl formerly of Madison township. Funeral and interment were at Pleasant Hill three miles north of Gold. Also reported are infant and child deaths and July Indiana mortality totals with health statistics through the month.
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Luna Arfard
Westfield
Illinois
OE Roy
Te Sradks
Leos
Beale
Strange
Raf
Man Arrested Over Kidnapping of Own Children
George Millner of this city, formerly of Santiago California, was arrested on a charge of kidnapping his two children. The affidavit, filed by his wife Anna McCarty Millner, recounts years of separation and relocation from Indiana to California. A noon settlement agreement resulted in custody with Millner’s wife and limited access for the mother, amid rumors and contested claims.
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Uner
Santiago
Cal
Abo
Washiston
Globe
Bapitogé
Miller
Torreyajiie
Illner
Togo
Milner
Indiana
iHe Atance
Torrey Hantt
Samuel
West
Main ‘Street
Millner
Gigfrce
Terri H Ute
Odon
Loue
Reni
Lerandiother
Ftir
Mra Milner
Graer
Hola Mer
Millier
Wehildren Tire
Wy - Milliner
Witeots
S. Miltier
Good omen weaves names in public display at home
In a garbled report, villagers claim Roosevelt and McKinley names are woven into a spider web display near East Van Buren Street at Mrs Bolivar Goulding’s home. The scene notes an election context with predicted events around November 6.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Gould
Eli Washington
East
Snd
Mr. Washington
Bolivar Gould
Captain Ross Smith Remains in the Philippines Letters Home
Roy Smith of this city commands a volunteer company in the Philippines and writes from Luce with news of insurgent rumors, civil government efforts, and the first American school. He notes a grand shipload of guests and a large sum of money in its entourage, and reflects on battles in the mountains while expressing resolve to defend his post.
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Roy Smith
Philippines
M. Smith
Luce i
Matnila
Shay
Aswell
Manji
Utes
Woman Run Down Near Neeble's Store In West Mod
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on a short distance west of Neeble's store in the West Mod area. The injured woman, identified as Maree, belonged to Engineer Gus Wilsons of the BL 0. 3-W. She was so badly hurt she had to be shot. No other injuries reported.
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Maree
Gus Wilsons
Relief Advised For Cough And Lung Ailments
Fragmentary ad style text praises Foley’s Honey and Tar as a quick cure for throat and lung diseases. Mentions Mrs Minerva Smith and Darville with claims of bedfast illness and early relief. Presents a dated, provincial tone urging use for consumption warnings.
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Minerva
Smith
Darville
Elsi Elgg Wintons& Smith
Address by Frank L. Wiis Draws Immense Crowds
An Evansville audience packed with hundreds as Hon. Frank L. Wiis delivered a patriotic Republican speech. Supporters cheered the speaker, praising McKinley and denouncing Democratic war talk. The gathering closed with music by a local quartet and the crowd singing Marching Through Georgia.
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Druim Carps
John Arthur
Willi Cogswell
Charles
Willey
Doh Mattingly
Abdivrer
Phrough
Georgia
Free Attractions at Street Fair October Lineup
The street fair amusements committee lists partial free attractions for October 1 to 6. Highlights include the Miller family aerial act on a thirty by sixty by thirty foot iron frame, Hayes and Smith comedians, K. R. Moore the animal impersonator with Monkawire, and the Wings dramatic acts. All attractions perform daily afternoons with several acts rotating throughout the week.
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Tventy
K. R. Moore
Carnival Night Plans for Illuminated Floats and Ball
The carnival committee appointed by chair Will Hyatt planned a Thursday night parade of illuminated floats and a grand dress ball during street fair week. A royal court will be chosen by popular vote with coats sold for the entry fee. Committees were formed to conduct the election and organize the fancy dress ball, with restrictions on dancers unless in costume.
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Sores Bair
Vegyrs
J. Alvin Padgett
Fix
Garaghan
Charles Kidwell
Will Hyatt
Alee
Louie BoSofrig
Graham Sanford
Stohn
Rank
Hugh O' Tonnell
Claude Rodarmel
Ence
WonderEbus Cure Recovered by Chamborigints Trio
A fragment reports a miraculous recovery named WonderEbus Cure aided by three figures Chamborigints Cotte Chuierw ands Durerhoea in medicines. The text is garbled but indicates a reversion to health in a procedure or treatment.
Cure for Diarrhea Promises New Life to Man
From Hillstale Virginia an editorial notes a reader who suffered chronic diarrhea, spent much time and money, and nearly gave up. after trying Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he was cured and now proclaims full health. Sold by all druggists.
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Hillstale
Thad
Chamberlain
C. R. Moore
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