Society Notes Highlight Dinners Dances And Meetings
Entertained Miss Sylvia Moore guests at a dormitory dinner by eight girls from Missionary Circle. The Young People's Missionary Circle of the Christian church meets at 7 PM in the church basement. A high school dance Friday night drew nearly forty couples and was praised as enjoyable. The W C T U plans a Tuesday 2 PM meeting with Mrs. Oscar Chrisman and invites all women to attend. Pi Phi sisters hosted a well received dance at Athenian hall with guests and ornate pennant decorations. Kay Spencer led the grand march with Don Coultrap, and a chic program featured the fraternity monogram. The Athenaeum Club and friends enjoyed Friday night at Anna Pickering’s University Terrace home with chafing dishes and a word-miss puzzle contest plus a recipe-writing contest by men.
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Pi Phi
Athenian Hall
Mary Simon
Charlotte Allom
Jane Perkins
Marguerite Sutherland
Mary Connett
Hinze Todd
Varios Fraternity
Miss Spencer
Don Coultrap
Fraternity
Kay Spencer
Blanche Jones
Glonster
Misses Spencer
Attian Cronmacher
Eva Mitchell
Tarriett Kelley
Blanche Danford
Edith Eaton
Mandhe Wolfe
Virgene Henry
Grace Conner
Messrs. Fletcher
Poreyth
Guilum
Chililothe
Speck
Sibley
Verne
Bernard Lelroy
Cusi
Kaler
McWilliams
Perking
Kenney
Bean
Townend
Connett
Carpenter
Wisda
Clemmer
Te Alea Club
Mies Anna Pickering
University Terrace
Missy Ethel Hotchkiss
Logan
Anna Pickering
Blanche Wolfe
Louwine Price
Mary Pletcher
Beas Connett
Louise Higgins
Carrie Junod
Margaret Davie
Roger Jones
Cusic
Copeland
Palmer
Con Wett
Cherrington
Lanagdenberg
Keilley
Beckley
Hives Little Liver Pills Promoted by McKee’s Drug Store
Local ad touts Hives Little Liver Pills as relief for bilious symptoms headaches and constipation. The firm McKee's drug store lists price and implies cleansing benefits without complaints.
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McKee
Tirng
Twenty Sailors Drowned In North Sea Collision
The Norwegian steamer Mascot collided with the German ship Marregartha about 20 miles west of the Maas lightship. The Marregartha sank quickly with 20 crew drowned. six crew survived. Mascot returned to Rotterdam with a large hole in her bow.
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Rotterdam
Mascot
Lunderland
Lambure
Maas
Insurgent Victory Over Daizell Resolution in House
Insurgent Republicans and Democrats push to defeat the Daizell resolution by 193 to 189, defeating a bid to apply last session rules to the present session of Congress.
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Messenger
Washington, D. C
House
Daizell
Congress
Dean's Ointment Turns Piles Malady To Relief
Local endorsement from John R Garrett mayor of Girard Alabama praises Dean's Ointment for curing his itching piles permanently after other treatments failed.
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Dean
Lon
John R Garrett
Girard
Ala
Italian Police Courtes y Criticized Over Petrosino Case
New York reporters say Italian authorities show no courtesy or responsibility after Lieutenant Petrosino's murder in Palermo. Inspector McCafferty blasts Palermo for failing to answer cables seeking details and questions whether stolen papers could expose New York police plans.
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Petrosino
Joseph Petrosing
Palermo
Sicily
New York
McCafferty
Italy
Patermo
Police
U S Considers Response Over Petrosino Murder in Palermo
In Rome questions arise whether the United States is owed special satisfaction for the killing of Lt. Joseph Petrosino of the New York Police Department in Palermo. The U S ambassador pressed Italy’s foreign office for protection of Americans and Italians, and the Italian government pledged full investigation. The police general inspector heads Palermo inquiry and rewards have been offered for arrest of the killers.
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Rome
United States
Joseph Petrosino
New York
Palermo
Wille
Black Iland Society
Petrosino
Italy
American Ambassador Has Made Further Representations To the Foreign Ofice
Petrosimo
Foreign Office
Shipping to New York Under City Instructions
The item will be shipped to New York in accordance with instructions received from that city.
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New York
Petrosino Said To Guard Roosevelt in Italy Visit
Nascent reports claim Petrosino sought to protect ex-President Roosevelt during his impending visit to Italy. The rumor says he planned to accompany Roosevelt, possibly in disguise, while compiling Italian criminal records on a special mission.
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Naples
Petrosino
Italy
Roosevelt
Carrie Nation Homeward Bound Plans Arkansas Rest
Carrie Nation reports she is homeward bound from Montgomery Missouri on March 13 and will travel to Arkansas for a month of rest before a U.S. lecture tour. She expresses satisfaction with her reception in the old country.
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Carrie
Montgomery
Carrie Nation
Arkansas
United States
Old Country
Bryson Elected President of American Bowling Congress
Robert H. Bryson of Indianapolis was elected president of the American Bowling Congress, succeeding August Herrmann of Cincinnati who declined re election to run for grand exalted ruler of the Elks.
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Bryson
Housekeeper Identifies Murderer in Newark Case
Newark March William Olsefski, arrested in the Frasmus Anston murder, was identified by the dead priest’s housekeeper as one of the trio who did the shooting.
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Newark
N. J
Willian Olsefski
Frasmus Anston
Unlucky farmer bankrupt after turf speculation
A bankrupt farmer testified before the official receiver that he speculated on turf and hired a man to buy horses. He blamed persistent bad luck and claimed the horses almost always finished second due to weight, jockey bias, and judge decisions.
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Osses
Sumapat
Hair Color Restored by Empress One Application
Advertisement notes Empress Hair Color restores natural color with a single application using a 7TSe bottle and lists Henderson Crider Drug Co as the source. The item reads like a retail promo from a drug store catalog.
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Henderson. Crider Drug CO
Gregory to depart for United States from Managua
Gregory of the American legation in Managua will sail on the next steamer to the United States after receiving orders from Washington. He will report to his government on Nicaragua and focus on George D. Ellery's claims against the Nicaraguan government. Ellery was granted a mahogany and fir supply concession duty free but had his plant seized and was fined for contract noncompliance.
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Managua
Nicaragua
John HW. Gregory
United States
Jute Department
Wshington
George D. Ellery Agaist
Nicaraguan Minister to U.S. to confer with Knox today
Sener Eva Pinova, the Nicaraguan minister to the United States, has received important advices from his government regarding the dispute with Nicaragua and will communicate them to the State Department this afternoon at an appointment with Secretary Knox during a conference this afternoon.
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Knox
Washington
Sener Eva Pinova
United States
Nicaragua
State Department
Woman Drops Dead In Church Sermon
In Poland near Youngstown Ohio Mrs Matilda Williams collapsed and died during a Presbyterian church service. The pastor spoke about sudden death and officials said heart trouble caused her passing.
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Youngstown
Presbyterian Church
Poland
Matilda Williams
Palermo Bristles After Petrosino Assassination
Authorities in Palermo intensify police activity after the Lieutenant Petrosino assassination. Numerous arrests include Italians with criminal records recently back from the United States. Police focus on two notorious criminals, one a thief of international repute and the other an assassin linked to many New York crimes. The accused, forced to leave the United States due to Petro s ino’s watch, faces a funeral arrangement by local authorities.
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Palermo
Sicily
Petrosino
United States
New York
Home of Anti Saloon Lawyer Damaged by Dynamite
The home of Charles G. Renner in Martineville Indiana was partly wrecked by dynamite on March 15. Bloodhounds tracked the suspects but failed to locate them.
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Martineville
Ind
Maron
Charles G. Renner
Weal Anti Saloon League
Japan Department Grants Sparrow Destruction Subsidy
The Department of Agriculture and Commerce in Japan advances a subsidy to control sparrows. In parts of the district sparrows have become pests, devouring rice crops and threatening harvests.
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Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Japan
Pert Paragraphs on Self Interest and Social Play
A series of wry observations on self focus and social behavior. The lines joke about talking about oneself to deter others from doing so, the dangers of excess rest, and the desire for employment when leisure grows. A playful note about daylight extending by a gas company hints at social wit.
Heated Window Debates Split Room Over Ventilation
A heated quarrel erupts as men disagree on drafts and airflow. Some urge open windows for vigor while others demand steady heat. Each man defends his preferred climate as others push or close windows and adjust the thermostat.
People Who Know Run The Country Better
A broad view argues that the nation is full of people confident in how to govern and manage the state, praising those who believe in their own knowhow and leadership.
Doctor’s Odd Prescription Drives Man Toward Sleep
In a puzzling case a patient sought relief from sleeplessness but the physician prescribed sawing wood instead. The exchange questions why no sedative was given and how such a simple remedy was chosen over calming medication.
Marriage Broker Query Sparks Millionaire Bargain
A quirky exchange centers on a marriage broker pitching a match to a millionaire. The broker boasts a fine count while the buyer weighs a likely purchase and questions the suitor’s gentleness and steadiness, revealing the buyer remains skeptical.
Fresh aft crank Ard opens sash causing draft
A disrupted scene describes Ard opening a sash in the room, creating a noticeable draft that annoys occupants and prevents comfortable cashing or settling in. The fragment hints at a domestic nuisance tied to a mechanical action and airflow.
Jones inheritance echoes maternal greatness in critique
A fragment comments on Jones lacking in comparison to his mother, implying she embodies superior manhood and talent. The remark frames his potential as inherently limited by lineage, suggesting a moral or personal shortfall relative to his mother.
One Branch. Does your trend know anything
A brief, cryptic dialogue notes a boast about knowledge in science and names a professor and Pugiliat, suggesting a satirical exchange on intellect and expertise. The fragment hints at a setting where a figure labeled professor is involved in scientific discourse.
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Pugiliat
What Could He Do
A former inmate recounts a wrongful Albany robbery conviction. After arrest, a lookalike criminal who matched his description was identified, delaying justice. Wasted funds and years in prison ended with discharge as a broken man seeking work anew.
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Wen
Albany
Blu
Massie
State Criminal Insane Asylum
Donald Chamberlin
Near Death in Big Pond Mrs Ida Soper Recovers
Mrs. Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania describes a near fatal lung illness years ago. She credits Dr King s New Discovery with fast relief and a permanent cure after other remedies failed. The item promotes the medicine with a trial bottle free and a one dollar price guarantee.
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Ida Soper
McKee
Daily Markets Pittsburg Pa Cash Cattle Hogs Prices
Receipts reported in Pittsburg on March 15 include 100 carloads of cattle with prime and extra at 6.20 to 6.40 and 6.05 to 6.40 for others. Hog arrivals reached 40 carloads with prime and Yorkers 7.00 to 7.10 and common and roughs 6.20 to 6.75. Sheep and lambs receipts were light with good to prime around 6.0.
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Messenger
Pittsburg
Local farmer wagon and buggy dealer advertises stock
O F Larson proprietor of Coolville Ohio general store announces agency for the Millburn farm wagon and buggies plus farming implements and wire fencing. He notes a sewing machine sale in a few days and invites bids for customers to consider.
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Millburn
O. FP
Larson
Coolville
Ohio
Buckeye Debaters Defeat Wisconsin At Ohio State
Ohio State University defeated the University of Wisconsin in a joint debate at the O S U chapel. Judges awarded 2 to 1 in favor of OSU on the navy strengthening resolution. Wisconsin defended the negative while OSU held the affirmative.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
University of Wineis
U. Chapel
Congess
Cumberland & Northern Railway Incorporation Filed in Kentucky
The Cumberland and Northern Railway Company with $100 capital filed articles in Kentucky. Proposed line from Artemus Knox County through Clay Owsley and Lee to Beattyville covers a distance of miles.
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Railway Cormpany
Frankfort
Marea
Cumbriand @& Northern Hellway company
Artemus
Knox County
Clay Owsley and
Lee
Beattyville
Salles
Kin Arrivals Signal Inevitable Train Meeting
An ominous line hints that when kin arrive to confront you they never miss the train. The quip skews toward fateful inevitability and a rural warning tone.
Athens Doctor Gaining Fame for Epilepsy Work
Dr Bernard R LeRoy assistant physician at the Athens state hospital has been studying epilepsy for years and reports beneficial results from treating patients. He cautions that a permanent cure is years away but believes the germ of epilepsy may be found and the cure could follow.
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Bernard R. LeRoy
Ath State Hospital
Athens
LeRoy
Athens State Hospital
Chagrin Falls
Cuyahoga County
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