Indiana politics and brewery ties spark editorial clash
A chaotic mix of 1900s Indianapolis politics and brewing interests dominates a local column. The piece rails at editors and figures like Blodgett and Sefrit over platform planks favored by brewers, notes the Indiana Republican convention, and hints at influence shaping party resolutions. It mentions Crawford Fairbanks, Ted Randolph, and while critiquing press bias, suggests tensions around vice presidential plans and Indiana delegates.
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Muzim
Filmation
Sertion
Diana
Herald
Tndianapolits
Bush
Hlodgett
the & Favors
Eh Itense
Ipeal
Hi. Blodgett
Brod
Sefrit
Blodgett
Sparklin
Serrit
Uieal Optio
Indiana
Sreyford Rada
Haute
Denison
Ted “Randolph
Lafayette
Trig
Resolutionetar
Ince
Almigst
Piank
Hope
Faipbanys
Sey Hee
Conference at Norfolk Draws Ames Hawkings to General Meeting
Rev J W Russell pastor of the local church and Charner Hawking traveled to Norfolk Virginia for the general conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. The event gathers about 600 members and shapes church legislation. The New York World Almanac notes 6510 ministers and 5810 churches in the denomination in the United States.
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Tie
J. W. Russell
Ethreat
Ames Hawking
Norfolk
Virginia
If. EB
New York World
United States
A. M. EB
Charner Hawking
Robbers Pilfer Southwest End Barber Shop
A report describes a robbery at a West End barbershop and saloon near Walnut Street. The thief entered through a window and door, stealing razors, money, and liquor while the proprietor or nearby witnesses observed the break in and suspect the robber knew the shop and its routines.
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West End
Walnut Street
Sis
Joey
Baseball notes from an early era with scattered game results
Fragmented baseball roundup showing multiple scores and team mentions such as Detroit Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis and Cleveland. It references pitchers, umpires, and various plays with inconsistent OCR, listing results and partial game details without a coherent single matchup.
Terse Telegrams Stir Society Circles in Clinton and Decatur
A jumble of early 20th century items notes consternation among many well known Clinton and Decatur women over a manors dispute involving Richard Snell. Other brief items report a canal zone bubonic plague fear, a homicide in New Mexico, university animal theft in Kansas, and various church, politics, and legal notices.
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Decatur
Richard Snell
Thomas Snell
Uiga
Prijama Canal
Juan Valdez
Cabezon
N. M
Kansas University
Lawrence
Topeka
Arizona
Ord
Congress
Mark Goode
Department of the Superior
Robley
Charles M. Yast
Connecticut
Clomere
Falconie
Mudoor
Chicago
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Rockford
Iit
Muldoon
Rome
Iretqna
Yast
Yvng
Ireland
Freisad
Wilmer
Gome Wafilen Acker
Tentown
Sandt
Freesansburg
Sande
Taily Devoceat 1heens per wee
The fragmentary OCR item appears to refer to a weekly payment or rate per week. Readable bits are too limited to identify names dates or organizations. The available text does not provide a complete event or notice to summarize clearly.
SIGHTSEERS AT GUNNESS FARM ATTRACTED MASS OF VISITORS
Crowds swarmed to the Gunness estate in Laporte County drawing 16 000 visitors despite limited transport as authorities probe deeper into a sprawling crime case. Witnesses and relatives offered fragments of information while investigators gather missing person leads and await key details from Ray Lamphere.
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Tai
Chia City
Durrow
Olaf Lindblus
Thomas
Mre
Gunness
Bie
Oli
Thomas Lingbloe
St Louis
Hin
Olaf Lindbloe
Guinbach
Telades
Alburt Chase
Mishawaka
Ind
Gustav Tron
Washington
le Canary
Aisdussen
Pina Lake
Gunnest
Wakefield Barry
E. J. Trolland
Washington Avenue
Gunneess
Hell
Alma Tilioman Mroeger
Keyselu
Wis
Ray Laphere
Igam
Advancié! Guard
Cunnesa
Halls Catarrh Cure Advertised in Toledo Ohio
A damaged 19th century advertisement offers Halls Catarrh Cure at 75 cents per bottle from wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio. It features testimonials from local merchants Walding Kiboon Marvin and claims the product cures catarrh and supports family health with hall’s pills for bowel issues.
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Amy Cae
Hell
Cheney
Oompa
Toledo
Onio
B.S. Cheney
Feen
Oklahoma Man Becomes Marshal Amid Personal Fortunes
Grant Victor of Atton Oklahoma resigns from a $20,000 yearly fortune to accept the U S marshal post for the western district of Oklahoma. He explains politics drew him in but the pay cut costs him about ten thousand dollars. Victor, born in Alabama, formerly worked as a bricklayer and later married Miss Delida Haat, with six children, and now runs a 2,200 acre stock farm at Afton managed by a nephew while he serves as marshal.
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Okla
Bealdes
Grant Victor
United States
Stern District
Oklahoma
Victor
Aed
Dar
Nailya
Uiala
Alin
Bason
Delida
Dawes
Mra
Afton
Kilmer Swamp Root Miracle Cure Ad Claims Free Trial
A faded newspaper notice touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal remedy for liver bladder and kidney issues. It promises free sample bottles and a book on kidney health, urging readers to mention this ad when replying and noting hospital and private practice use.
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Aeet
Kitrase
Bright
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