May Unravel Local Crime In Lima Slater Case
Desperano at Lima Ohio hinges on the murder of Wesley Reynolds and an attempted bank robbery. Slater, captured suspect, leads a gang with ties to Lansing prison escapees. Pinkerton detectives and lawmen pursued a large network of crooks across Ohio Indiana and Michigan.
G A R Post Receives Civil War Pension Gift
Laporte Herald notes Captain A P Andrew turned over to the Patton post his government pension for Civil War service as captain of the Twenty-first Indiana battery. The gift aids the post as veterans grow older and more reliant on fellow members.
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Laporte Herald
A. P. Andrew
Patton
Twenty-first
Indiana Battery
Andrew
Sluggish liver hinders ambition in old time ad
The ad argues a sluggish liver blocks effort and energy and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a brightening remedy. It claims gentle action without nausea or griping and positions Orino as more effective than pills, sold by EF. T. Scott.
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EF. T. Scott
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Blood Action
A historic advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It asserts local applications cannot reach the disease and touts a blend of tonics and blood purifiers. The pitch emphasizes testimonials and notes Toledo firm F. J. Cheney & Co. as manufacturers with druggist availability.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Props
Toledo
Druggista
Pilla
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Advertisement
A one dollar investment promises relief from bad breath constipation back pain skin discoloration and nervousness. The ad claims the remedy purifies the blood regulates kidneys and liver and restores a healthy cheek glow.
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David Kennedy
N. Y
Foley's Honey and Tar Warns Against Imitations
Advertisement from Foley & Co of Chicago touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a top throat and lung remedy. It warns of imitators with similar names and urges customers to seek the genuine yellow package sold by E. T. Scott.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Foley’s
E. T. Scott
Local figure Slater under guard after mysterious pursuit
Lima residents report Slater, described as hale and well connected, led a secretive life and was guarded by eight men at the Geiger home. Tip from an anonymous note to police left his whereabouts unclear as officers investigated a potential secret organization link. Slater, reportedly wealthy, sought elite medical care and had a conspiratorial "pal" in his circle. Shipley denies Pinkerton ties, claiming secret service work for Fidelity Trust Co under the American Bankers Association.
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Lima
Geiger
Slater
Ina
Shipley
Pinkertons
Fidelity Trust’ Company of
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Aspirants Eye County Offices in 1906 Slate
LaPorte and Porter counties brace for a crowded field as aspirants line up for 1906 county offices including joint representative, representative, prosecuting attorney, auditor, treasurer, sheriff, two commissioners, coroner, surveyor, and assessor. Democratic names include RN Smith for prosecuting attorney and Edward O Craft for sheriff contenders while Republicans rate for auditor clash. Grover is praised as assessor. Both sides anticipate multiple candidates in a tense nomination battle across party lines.
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LaPorte Argas-Bulletin
Lsporte
Aaseascor
Circuit Court
Richter
Plumbeck
Link
la Porte
Porter
RN. Smith
Sutherland & Smith
Charlies H. Miller
E. C. Hall
Ora Bosserman
Edward O Craft
John Matthews
Wan
Laporte
Porter County
Bartholomew
Theron Miller
Cass
Smutzer
Gray
Reese
Lst
David H. McGill
G. H. Greiger
Hanna
Pratt
Uaion Mills
Ww. T. Anderson
Philo Q. Doran
Laporte County Agricultural Association Elects Officers
The annual meeting elected Dr. H. H. Martin as president and William Walton as vice president. J. E. Bowell became secretary with J. Vene Dorland as treasurer. Directors include Ernest Bement and others. Mrs. C. B. Francis chaired the Woman's department. Expenditures prior to the last exhibit totaled 1200 with a treasury balance of 525.
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Annoval
Laporte County Agricultural Association
H. H. Martin
William Walton
J. E. Bowell
J. Vene Dorland
Ernest Bement
Willis E. Beal
Jerome B. Closter
Charles Holmes
Frank Martin
Michigan City
James Taylor
H. E. Henry James A. Terry
James Long
Fred
Consumption recall leads to warning on lung disease
E H Raid of Harmony Me recalls his mother's death from lung illness and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for preventing serious lung trouble after five years of use for coughs and colds. Quick relief and cure offered at E T Scott’s drug store with a trial bottle free.
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Raid
Harmony
Dr. King
E. T. Scott’s
Triai
Wanted Representatives in own community for estate venture
A Bonafide real estate proposition seeks representatives in the local area. Requires $200 capital and offers a good salary to the right party. Contact New Martinsville Improvement Co at Steelton, West Virginia for details.
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Bonafide
New Martinsville Improvement Co
Steelton W. Va
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Digestive Relief
A health disaster is described as indigestion and constipation draining strength. The ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills build up digestive organs and cure headache dizziness colic and constipation. Sold with guarantee at B T Scott’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
B. T. Scott
New Chicago Indianapolis Railroad Favored for Hebron
Surveys underway to connect Chicago and Indianapolis with a route via Indiana Harbor Crown Point and Hebron. The line, following the Pennsylvania track to the county line then crossing Panhandle lines, would reach Hebron and run southeast toward Indianapolis. Known as the CU I E Chicago Indianapolis Evanaville, the project aims at the most direct path.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Hebron
Indiana Harbor
Crown Point
Pennsylvania
County
Here
Panhandle
Evanaville
Hebra News
Bee Hive Holiday Opening Charms with Eclat
Argus Bulletin reports a festive Bee Hive opening on Saturday featuring tasteful green and white decorations, ribbons evergreens and flowers. Santa Claus presided over the toy basement as hundreds filled the store, Julius Barnes & Co. hailed as progressive in 1905 ventures pleasing to the public.
Methodist Quarterly Meeting Announces December Conference
The quarterly conference of the M. E. church will meet Saturday December 2 at 2 p.m. All official members are urged to attend. others are invited. Preaching by Rev. D M Wood D D Presiding Elder Saturday night and Sunday morning. Class meeting 9 a.m. Sunday school 10 p.m. Epworth League 6 p.m.
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M. E. Church
D M. Wood
D. D
Epworth League
Tragic Freight Train Accident Kills Nicholas Thosen
Nicholas Thosen aged 35 died at Holy Family hospital from shock after being struck by a moving eastbound Lake Shore freight near Otis. He fell under the wheels, losing both legs and his left arm, with severe head injuries. He had been traveling from Michigan City to visit relatives. Sisters Anna, Clara, and Phrona Thosen mourn his death as the body was sent to Chesterton for burial.
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Nicholas Thosen
Holy Family Hospital
Thosen
Chesterton
Cutler
Otis
Lake Shore
Johnson
Agent Carpenter
Laporte
Charity Circle
J. H. William Meyer
Michigan City
Henry Brown
Holmesville
Anna
Clara Thosen
Phrona
Valparaiso
Henry Thosen
Cheaterton
Deaths of Mrs. Jane Watson and others in La Porte area
Obituary notices record the death of Mrs. Jane Watson of Scipio township at Holy Family hospital after illness. Born June 4 1874 in Medina Pa she married Joshua Watson Jan 1 1873 and had five children two of whom died young. Funeral at M E church Door Village. Also noted are the deaths of Ernest Westphal in Toledo and Mrs. Ricks Schwadler of Camp Colfax with survivors listed.
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Jane Watson
Joshua Wat- 200
Scipio Township
Holy Family Hospital
Watson
John and
Anna Fildes
Medina
la Porte
Joshua Watson
Albert E
Ralph B. Watson
Elkhart
Grace
No Gifts To Factories Reversed By Appellate Court
The Washington appellate court voided a $2,726.20 recovery from a city contract to donate funds to Coliier Shovel and Stamping Co for ten years of factory operation. The judge said public funds cannot be used to aid manufactories. the factory failed after March to September. The court suggests recovery may be pursued in a different action not based on the void contract.
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City of
Washington
Coliier Shovel
Roby
Hollister Tea Promises to Strengthen Weak Children
Advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for feeble constitutions and childhood troubles. Claims it will "positively cure" and make children strong. Price listed as 35 cents for tea or tablets by E. T. Scott.
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Hollister
E. T. Scott
Gardner marks 31 years as Valparaiso banker at United Bank
Joseph Gardner president of Farmers National Bank celebrated his 31st banking anniversary in Valparaiso. Deposits grew from about $2,000 at opening to nearly $500,000 now. Gardner, 85, remains an active local business leader.
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Valparaiso
Joseph Gardner
Farmer's National Bank
Death of Mrs Sophia Senzow at 86 in Laporte home
Mrs Sophia Senzow died Friday after a three week illness at her son Louis Senzow's home in Laporte where she had long lived. She was 86, born in Germany, came to the United States as a young woman. Surviving are four children Mrs Edward Spohn South Bend Mrs John Dedlow Louis Senzow Laporte and Fred Serzow Wisconsin.
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Ricks Schwadler
Camp Colfax
Pommern
Germany
Laporte
Carl Schwadler
William
August
Charles
William Ewert
Minnie Higendorf
Wisconsin
Sophia Senzow
Louis Senzow
Edward Spohn
South Bend
John Dedlow
Fred Serzow
Deaths of Mrs Frances Bays and Mrs Eva Marienese
Mrs Frances N Bays wife of Hiram Bays died Monday night after an illness since July 31 She was born June 20 1844 in Bedford county West Virginia and leaves husband and children John Kalamszoo Hiram Jr Lena Siples George R and Henry C all in Michigan City Mrs Eva Marienese longtime Union township Porter county resident died in Palmer from injuries after a chair fall She left three daughters S V Cas bon Valprevento George Crisem an and Mrs Charles Barney Palm er and a son A Marieneas Hobart
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Frances N. Bays
Hiram Bays
Union Township
Porter County
Palmer
Gare
S. V. Casbon
Valparateo
George Criseman
Charles Barney
A. Marieneas
Hobart
Amy Myrtle Forney Born in Indiana on Dec 30 1874
Amy Myrtle Forney was born in Benton county Indiana on December 30 1874 and died in Valparaiso Indiana on November 19 1905. Her early life was spent on a White county farm and at seventeen she moved with her parents to Valparaiso where she passed away.
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Amy Myrtle Forney
Benton County
Indiana
Valparaiso
Ind
White County
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Harry Slater
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Dan Kelley
Pinkerton
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M. A. Shipley
G. A. R. Post
the Fair Association
Methodist Quarterly Meeting
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Ernest Westphal
Johanca Westphal
Jasper” Westphal
Henry Westphal
J. F. Albright
Charles Evert
Charles Foltz