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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

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Mausoleum Dedication by Cambridge City Women

Speeches by Harry F Penny and John Reffray mark the dedication of Riverside cemetery’s new mausoleum funded by Cambridge City ladies. The presentation to the city and acceptance by John E Gray pledge ongoing care and display the community’s long tradition of women-led philanthropy.

Harry F. Penny John Reffray Riverside Cemetery Cambridge City Ctizens C. B. Elliott Elizabeth Waddell W. H. Deney W. F. Swiggett Geo. W. Drischel Charles Loeb Margaret Ayler C. W. Routh James McCaffrey J. B. Routh S. B. Trembly A. V. Hodskin Fred. Storch Jos. Griffith Fawcett V. C. Meredith

Chicago University Ball Outlook for the Season

Coach Harper faces a tough task as Chicago aims to start with a win over Michigan. The squad is small with about twenty players in practice, behind Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan in depth and quality. Key returnees include Captain Harper Bloomer Bezdek Baird Paul Linn and Abbott Wright with others as substitutes.

Chicago University Ball Outlook Harper University of Chicago Michigan Wolverines Chicago Michigan Ilinois Wisconsin Taaroons Bloomer Bezdek Baird Paul Linn Abbott Wright

Sign in Broadway Store Glows with Roosevelt Exclamation

A window display in a Broadway store features a large illuminated Dp with a red body and a glowing bulb. A placard above the outfit proclaims President Roosevelts Favorite Exclamation credited to the New York Press.

Roosevelt New York Press

New Pension Commissioner Urges Clerks to Take One Month Vacation

The new pension commissioner tells clerks they must take a one month yearly vacation to rest and improve performance, arguing that rest leads to better work. Employers are increasingly recognizing this view, notes the Louisville Courier Journal.

Commissioner of Pensions Louisville Courier-Journal

Reading the book prompts a guess on its ending

The dialogue centers on a reader and questioner discussing the book’s conclusion. A brief response from New York Press adds cautious optimism about the ending, framing it as consoling.

New York Press

A Simple Conspiracy in a Western Mining Camp

In a western mining camp a tenderfoot, Austin Abbott, endures taunting for wearing clean clothes. Arizona Jim threatens to force him to discard them, then confronts Abbott in the street armed. Abbott reveals a hidden electric belt pistols and kills Jim without firing a gun, explaining he outsmarted the bully as a practical electrician.

Abbott Iis Robinson Tie Robison Arizona Jim Jesse John E. Brodin

The Terror and the eccentric artist Thurston

Russell Thurston, renowned painter, lives secluded above his isolated studio. The neighborhood girl nicknamed the Terror pursues him, using wit and persistence to breach his defenses. After multiple confrontations including forged orders and visits, Thurston relents, and the pair share a two hour studio visit ending in a wedding bet payoff.

Sunlight power and Dr Pierce's medical

The text extols sunlight as a purifier destroying germs and aiding life. It credits Dr R V Pierce of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo with pioneering light therapy and X ray use, plus his herbal remedies and Golden Medical Discovery. It advertises his Common Sense Medical Adviser offered for 31 cents.

Untless Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y Pierce RK. V. Pierce

Hall of Fame and Notable Gifts in Brief

The Hall of Fame notes General Lew Wallace’s will leaves all property to his wife. Lewis Ball, who died in Teignmouth at 84, began on stage at three and retired seven years ago. Cortelyou, Postmaster General, is a keen amateur pianist. Dr W J Holland travels to London to install a Carnegie musuem replica skeleton in the British Museum. An elderly Empress of China is described as vigorous with long nails shielded by stolen guards. William J Hammier of New York finds new uses for wireless signaling through house instruments. Colonel Samuel P Colt of Rhode Island offers 10484 dollars for a Bristol High School, memorial to his mother. Jerome A Guay, senator’s brother, to be consul at Florence after running Morganza reform school. Sir William C MacDonald of Montreal funds an agricultural and teacher training college in Montreal. The not from two to four million.

Lew Wallace Lewis Ball Teignmouth England Cortelyou W. J. Holland Carnegie Museum London British Museum Bin China William J. Hammier New York Samuel P. Colt Rhode Island Bristol Colt Theodora G. Colt Jerome A. Guay Florence Italy State Reform School Morganza Quay William C. MacDonald Montreal Council of Public Instruction

Fragmentary Denver Note On City Life And Oddities

A garbled Denver vignette notes a man with an umbrella, scarce cigar store Indians, distant mountains, oysters from a five gallon can, and meat costs matching New York. It mentions a rubbered silk hat, Johnson shouts by schoolboys, a servant girl issue, and wages around $20 with limited hours.

New York Chicago Johnson

Employer's Joke Drives Laugh in Times-Democrat

A brief quip from the New Orleans Times-Democrat recalls a worker's amused reaction to a joke by his boss. The line hints at workplace humor and authorial tone without naming individuals or events.

Lepe New Orleans Times-Democrat

You Are a Very Beautiful Girl Says Compliment

In the Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt a speaker praises a woman, saying she is very beautiful and that she may not fully appreciate her beauty. The exchange features a reply dismissing the flattery as ridiculous.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

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Hoosier Hetalford F. H. Ohmit & CO Indiana Alaska Puget Sound Columbia River Yellowstone Park Portland Exposition Northern Pacific Indianapolis News News Geographical Puzzle Group Julia Marlowe HD. Drischel Cambridge City Corporation John E. Gray Cambridge Corporation Our Lady Gen. Meredith Wm. Mercer Joseph Peters H. B. Diven Abner Bond Geo. Bowman Franklin Newby Richards Levin Swiggett Elbridge Vinton Meredith Newby Elliott Austin Abbott Clear Creek East James Robinson Arizona Jim Mr. Robinson Tenderfoot Abbotts Russell Thurston Thurston Ife Allen Sle F. A. Mitchel the Hall OF Fame Denver Literal Man
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