The Two Young Soldiers Return to Duty at Manila
In Manila, Billy Gray and Gov Prime face a path to renewed service as Gen Drayton orders them aboard the next transport home. Norton and Morton face a pending charge of desertion to be resolved in Washington, with Drayton arranging a meeting with Col. Armstrong and a dinner to mark the moment.
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MacArthur
Anderson
Capt
Stricker
Tripa
Blockhouse 12
Finney
Tilar
Norton
Latrobe
Sergt. Sterne
Corporal Norton
Teenth
Camp Merritt
Morton
Lmita
Trenth
Col. Armstrong
New York
Bay
Nita
Armstrong
Latrokgs
Gray
Will Gray
America
Pyramids
Indian Sea
Manila Bay
Philippines
Stanley Armstrong
Stewart
Malolos
Col. Frost
Billy Gray
Corregidor
China Sea
Mr. Gray
Hong Kong
Luneta
Drayton
China
Garrison
Ayuntamiento
Panay Road
Pat” Latrobe
San Francisco
Chagge
Gov” Prime
Gov
Honolulu
Tat
Prime
Gen. Drayton
Washington
Corp. Norton
Corp
Concordia Bridge
Two reasons why you will do nothing of the king
In a tense scene a colonel confronts Mrs. Garrison blocking her escape as he holds two papers. He questions whether she will deliver to Gen Drayton or her husband, measuring her fear with a calm, menacing tone.
Artena the City of Crime in Italy and Its Notorious Reputation
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Artena near Rome as a haven for criminals since the 1500s with most inhabitants tied to crime. Local authorities deem the city hopeless and note frequent street murders as criminals kill criminals, sometimes with 23 murders in a single day reported in a paper.
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Artena
Rome
Cincinnati Enquirer
Philadelphia woman cured by fasting 45 days
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt a conversation cites a Philadelphia woman reportedly cured of mental troubles by fasting 45 days. The dialogue questions whether such harsh treatment would improve temper, sparking a claim about drastic fasting as remedy.
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Maria
Philadelphia
John Billus
Chicago Tribune
Tree Art Does Daubthick Portray Savage Indian Portraits
Fragmentary OCR reads terse line about daubthick and ball players with a question on savage expression in Indian portraits. No clear event, date, or named individuals beyond Daubthick and ball players.
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Tree Art
Daubthick
Model Farm Barn Showcases Modern Welfare and Timber Craft
An Ohio Farmer feature describes a 40 by 50 foot model barn built by A W Breckenridge in Barlow township Washington County. The structure includes a dust free harness room, second floor feed bins with slides, eight horse stalls, cow stalls, sheep pens, calf pen, and a windbroken barnyard with sheds. The timber frame uses heavy posts, double lap slate roof, oak siding, red paint, white trim, and lattice ventilation from eaves to ridge.
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A. W. Breckenridge
Barlow Township
Washington County
Ohio
Pig Pen Pointers on Feeding Hogs for Profit
The National Stockman and Farmer urges feeding pigs all they want to grow them for market. Good hogs bring money, surplus milk and slops fetch prices, and investing corn in growing hogs yields profits. Plan comfortable winter quarters for swine and improve razorbacks rather than risk degeneration.
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National
Invigorating the Flock and Blood Infusion
A Farm and Fireside excerpt warns poultry stock degrades without regular fresh blood. Breeders should infuse new pure strain at least every two years to maintain vigor and prevent mongrel, weak stock that harms farmers’ success.
Buying Young Stock Cattle Surpasses Pasture Limits
Farmers near Chicago boost purchases of young stock cattle for market, using surplus pasture. Drovers Journal notes a surprisingly large number of these cattle arriving at this time of year despite good regional pasture.
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Chicago
Drovers’ Journal
Keep Cats in the Barn
Advice on using farm cats to control rats notes that cats work best when kept at the barn and fed a little milk daily away from the house. They will then spend more time hunting rats and laboring diligently.
The Good Beef Steer and Cattle Selection Notes
A discussion from the Indiana Farmer outlines beef cattle quality traits. It compares breeds, emphasizes muscle distribution, hide quality, and carcass thickness, noting Angus and Hereford differences and the profitability of young fattening steers.
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Indiana
Feeding guidance for stock hogs from Wisconsin station
A Virginia correspondent asks how to feed growing hogs for sound development. Prof Henry advises abundant protein rich feeds, middlings as a main feed for young pigs, with ground field peas and soybeans as substitutes. Skim milk and buttermilk are highly valuable, and a suggested mix is four pounds skim milk two pounds middlings and one pound cornmeal per day. A pasture seeded with crimson or Japanese clover in the south or blue grass in the north is essential, with generous exercise and no waste in the trough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Breeders Gazette
W. A. Henry
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Barn Gable Windows Ventilating Sash Hangs Shown
High barn gable windows can aid ventilation in hot weather by hanging the sash from the sides just above the cut line. The illustration shows the method to suspend the sash for airflow.
Magnificent Labor Day Parade in Indianapolis Observed
Organized labor in Indianapolis celebrated Labor Day with a morning street parade and an afternoon fair ground program. The event featured amusement and unique demonstrations, including a cottage blown up by natural gas and a greased pig chase. Gov. Mount spoke urging recognition of workers and the value of labor in national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Fair Grounds
Princeton youth arrested for counterfeiting ring
Henry Bachner aged 18 was arrested in Princeton Indiana on counterfeiting charges. United States marshal traced him from Chicago to this city after new 5 10 and 25 cent coins circulated locally. Placed under guard the suspect is son of J H Bachner former Bachner Time Piece Co. president. Ohio molds and money reportedly found. Two to three others possibly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Henry Bachner
United States
Bachner
Chicago
J. H. Bachner
Bachner Time Piece Co
Evansville
Gardner Breaks World Record in Sheep Dressing
Indianapolis exhibitor Charles J. Gardner set a new world mark at a sheep slaughtering and dressing show. He previously killed and dressed ten sheep in 32 minutes 9 seconds in 1898 to become champion, then did ten sheep in 30 minutes 22 seconds despite a serious cut to his left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Gardner
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles J. Gardner
Local Farmer Ended Life After Financial Worries
Evansville Ind Sept 5 John Koehle a wealthy farmer 45 living near here killed himself Tuesday morning by shooting his heart He asked his wife to tell him the exact heart location then went to the stable and shot himself He recently faced a note for a friend and feared bankruptcy driven by the loss
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Evansville
Ind
John Koehle
Here
Koeb
State inspectors convention postponed to October in Indianapolis
The national convention of state factory inspectors, set to meet in Indianapolis this Wednesday, has been moved to October. It will now be held October 2 through 6 with the New York state inspector and eight deputies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Convention of
New York State
How to Hang a Gable Window
A mid gable window should have a top spring bolt with a cord to the floor. Pulling the cord lifts the bolt and opens the window. Releasing the cord lets the window fall back and the bolt locks into its socket.
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N. Y. Tribune
Fort Wayne Population Rise Shown in Census Figures
The census release shows Fort Wayne Indiana recording 1909 population 45 115 and 1890 population 35 393 an increase of 9 722 people or 27 47 percent from 1890 to 1900 indicating substantial city growth.
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Washington
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elks Lodge Hosts Banquet for New Peru Home
In Peru Indiana on September 5 more than 600 guests attend a reception and banquet honoring the Elks lodge for its new and magnificent home recently completed at a cost of 10 000 dollars. About three hundred guests traveled from across the state to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Elks’ Lodge
How to Spoil Good Horses
A Wisconsin Farmer correspondent warns against striking horses when the line slips under the tongue or tail. He argues blows teach the horse to resist and make catching harder. The piece urges humane correction and avoiding punishment that worsens behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Smallpox Outbreak Strikes Condensed Jasper County Family
At Comer Station in Jasper County Henry Conn and six of his children are ill with smallpox. One child died during the night. The report notes an outbreak affecting a single family in Valparaiso area readings from Sept. 5.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Comer Station
Jasper County
Henry Conn
Fireman killed in Hillsdale line accident
Indianapolis Sept 5 Fred B Stevenson of this city a fireman on the I D W was killed at Hillsdale He was cleaning an ash box when a freight train backed into it and the engine passed over his body
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fred B. Stevenson
Hillsdale
African Methodist Episcopal Zion to Open Savings Institution
The AMEZ church council in Indianapolis approves a national benevolent and savings institution to be located in St Louis with branches in Philadelphia Boston Atlanta and other cities It will be capitalized at 40000 dollars and names Bishop Walters as president and Dr Moreland as treasurer Directors include Bishops Hood Clinton Lomax and others plus John Daney and Prof Atkins Foster a broad organizational rollout across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National
The
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
National Benevolent and Savings Institution
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Atlanta
Bishop Walters
Jersey City
Moreland
Bishop Hood
Faye
Matrimonial Tangle In Indianapolis Court Suit
Mrs. Palmer sues Amor A. Forshua a county farmer alleging breach of marriage contract. The three year affair began while both were married. Palmer says they agreed to divorce and she did so, but Forshua's wife died before he filed. Palmer lived with him as housekeeper until he grew close to Mrs Martha Reagan. She accuses him of influencing Reagan to divorce Reagan and neglecting Palmer.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Martha Reagan
Palmer
Wm. S. Reagan
Contracts Expire at Indiana Reformatory Training Focus
Jeffersonville Indiana contracts of a brush company and a saddle tree firm for convict labor at the Indiana Reformatory have expired. The brush firm ships its machinery to Mansfield Ohio. About 300 men were employed and prisoners will be taught trades as new contracts end in 1906 making the reformatory a training school.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Brush Company
Indiana Reformatory
Reformatory
Mansfield
Shortages Alleged in Shelbyville County Audit
Experts Boltz and Wallace briefed county commissioners on a four year investigation showing net shortages of ex-Treasurer J Marsh Wilson now jailed for false claims at 45725.43, ex-Auditor E T Carson 253.20, and ex-Auditor Oltman 11.50. Ledgers allegedly stolen last November to block inquiry. county cost 2500. Wilson’s gross shortage cited as 104000 with 128000 presumptive credit. No warrants found for 13 months.
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Shelbyville
Ind
John Boltz
Samuel Wallace
J. Marsh Wilson
E. T. Carson
Oltman
Wilson
May Resume Operations In Muncie Factories
Muncie Indiana September 4 local managers of two window glass plants of the American Federation were told to order workers to report Tuesday morning. A telegram came from President Burns of the workers association but the men demand terms of settlement with the striking flatteners and may not work until fully advised. They flock to newspapers showing disregard for their president.
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Muncie
Ind
American Association
Burns
workers’Association
Quiet Muncie Wedding Ends With Father’s Death
In Muncie Indiana on a quiet Saturday night K C Thompson and Mrs Ida Werking wed then moved into their new home. They were soon summoned to the groom’s father Reuben Thompson who was dying and passed away shortly after.
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Muncie
Ind
K. C. Thompson
Ida Werking
Reuben Thompson
Muncie Wins Golf Final Over Richmond 21 Up
Muncie defeated Richmond 21 up in the final of the golf tournament at the Country club links in Muncie Ind. on Monday afternoon. Muncie has won all four of her games, totaling 88 up.
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Muncie
Ind
Marion
Richmond
Country Club Links
Young Man Loses Foot in Falling Stone Accident
Bedford Indiana report says Albert Wilson age 20 suffered the loss of his foot when a sharp edged stone fell. He is listed as residing in Owensboro Greene county.
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Bedford
Ind
Albert, Wilson
Owensboro
Greene County
Typhoid Strikes Evansville Family Hospitalized Children
In Evansville Indiana Sept 3 a family story emerges as Mrs Anne Braun is reported sick with typhoid fever. A week earlier five young children in the household also contracted the disease and were sent to a hospital for care. The article notes multiple cases within the same family and their hospital admission.
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Evansville
Ind
Anne’ Braun
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Will
City of Crime
Qmimal
Organized Labor
Gov. Mount
James A. Mount
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Elks
Enron City
Lew
African Episcopal Zion Church
Brush Co
Saddle Tree Co
Shelby County
Mancie
Groom
Inntamtas
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