Bold Robbery Held Up and Loot Taken at Franklin Steam Laundry
A daring robbery occurred at Franklin, Kentucky, as robbers injured a worker, forced a mare to explode the front door, and escaped aboard a northbound freight after exchanging shots. Bloodhounds were set on the trail, with authorities pressing pursuit through orchards and countryside. Nearby witnesses reported the event and the fire alarm drew residents to the scene as the train pulled away. Local reports note fear and pursuit continuing as officers seek the culprits.
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Herald
Franklin
Waa
Pativeman Ashle
Tren
Franklin Steam Laundry
Campaign Guns Roar as Trusts and Tariff Top Rally
Washington March 21 The Republican campaign opens with strong speeches by Roosevelt Shaw and Fairbanks echoing Oyster Bay plans to treat trusts and tariff as separate issues and oppose tariff revision. Roosevelt’s argument against tariff cuts is seen as weak for hurting small manufacturers as well as big trusts. Democrats cite small manufacturers not tied to trusts as a notable counterpoint in the current industrial system.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Shaw
Fairbanks
Oyster Bay
No Extra Session Looms In Mississippi
Gov Longino states in an open letter that he will not call a special session to repeal the cotton coinformnce clause, noting a Legislature majority opposes repeal and insurance firms resist the amendment, making relief unlikely and avoiding state expense.
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Jarkwn
Miss
Longino
Pax
Otten
Ghouls Probe Grave Robberies Across Indiana Cemeteries
Investigators link thefts to several Central Indiana cemeteries including Traders Pot and New Augusta while examining recent graves. Maya Neidlinger of New Augusta identified his wife's body in a connected Indiana medical college incident.
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Pot
New Augusta
Ind
Maya Neidlinger
New Augusts
Idianapolie Medical College
Indiana
October Number of 10 Story Book Features Notable Authors
The October issue of 10 Story Book wins praise for its strong author list and clever stories. Dorothy Dix contributes The Other Woman, Ella W Beattie offers His Stunt, John Habberton is noted for Be tween Stations, Opie Read for The Mad Girl, and Julia Truitt for The Yancey Birthday. A prize short story contest with one thousand dollars in prizes is announced, and Ansie Brashear presents a masque sketch as the lead.
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Gem
John Habberton
Helen
Opie
Dorothy Dix
Ella W. Beattie
Julia Truitt Ene
Ansie Brashear
Hennessey
W. B. Bennett
Garrard Baveis
Gay de Maupassant
Pauline
Daily Story Publishing
Chivagn
Twenty Fifth State Convention of Tennessee YMCAs
The twenty fifth annual State Convention of the Young Men's Christian Associations of Tennessee will be held in Knoxville in October 1821. The State Committee invites Christian men of the state to attend, with credentials and delegate admission arranged through S. Walters McGill, State Secretary. Reduced railroad rates and other entertainments will be provided for delegates.
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Christian Associations
Tennessee
Knoxville
S. Waltera McGill
Nashville
Tenn
Dangerous Assault Report In City Youths Clash
A man named Andrew Sellers clashed with Fleming a cook from Primm’s restaurant, who allegedly insulted him Friday night. Fleming was knocked to the floor, then jailed as police investigated injuries including possible concussion and a skull wound. Dr. Wallace Wilkes reports a probable cerebral hemorrhage and back head wound.
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Das Fleming
Primm ’S Lhie
Seltare
Iwo
Andy Sellare
Sellars
Erwin
Fleming
Ran
Sellara
Lewisbury
Wallace Wilkes
Grand Jury to Probe Restaurant Assault Case
Fleming, a Black man, was beaten at Sellars restaurant Friday night. Eyewitness says Sellars punched him, dragged him to the kitchen, and left him unconscious. The incident prompted grand jury consideration. Fleming improved but remained irrational. Constable Nesbitt present but did not intervene.
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Dan Fleming
Andy Sellars
Sellars
Grand Jury
Mr. Sellara
Flemning
Sellara
Fiemning
Fleming
Mr. Sellars
Constable Nesbitt
20Th District
Insurance license revoked for Anchor Fire Insurance
Cincinnati Ohio September 22 Insurance Commissioner Folk of Tennessee revoked the Anchor Fire Insurance Company of Cincinnati from doing business in Tennessee after an exam by the Tennessee department. Deputy Commissioner Wolford led the probe which found the company's resources seriously impaired by about 100000 dollars. The firm began last December with capital of 100000 dollars and has operated in parts of Tennessee since January.
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Cincinnati
Reau EB. Folk
Tennes
Doe
Dreloa
Polk Mk
Rampany
Tennester
KOO Capitals
Tennessee
Newlywed Hunt For Wife's Fan Turns Into Comedy
In a humorous exchange from a Philadelphia Ledger item, Tom and his wife search their room for a missing fan. The couple frantically check drawers, the mantel, the bonnet box, and the bed, until the wife discovers the fan on a ball rack, sparking a rush down town amid playful bickering.
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Tom
Deen
Tio
Tom Newlywed
Neylow
Sen
North Pole
Capt. Kidd
Housekeeping Lore From A Federal Era Food Guide
Kitchen tips on flour selection and kettle care. Use a vegetable brush on rind scraps for flavor and avoid wasting bacon rind. Starch preparations include whisking with water, cooking, straining, and adding fat to prevent sticking. Advice covers iced coffee, tea grounds, lemonade, and a lemon juice glaze with milk or water.
Corn Pudding From Leftover Corn Lesson
A 1920s style recipe from the New York World describes handling corn by pressing out pulp and leaving hulls, then mixing with butter sugar and flour nine teaspoons gallatic and a cup of milk. Fold in three egg yolks and stiffly beaten whites, bake 26 minutes in a quick oven.
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Laitien' World
New York
End of the World Beliefs of Seventh Day Adventists
The Seventh Day Adventists hold that the world will end after the Day of Judgment, not on a fixed date. They cite Daniel, Micah, Joel, and Matthew to explain signs of the times, missionary work, and moral contrasts among adherents. They emphasize restraint from wealth and luxury and describe their members as generally law-abiding citizens.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Jows
West
Battle Creek
Mica
Europe
Australia
South Pacific
Joel
James
Matthew
Nuggets of Wisdom on Self Respect and Character
A reflective collection urges cultivating self respect without monopoly and developing character continually. It notes life’s trivialities and rewards, warns against arrogance, and praises simple gratitude and honest effort over worldly power.
Most Beautiful Woman in the Whole World Spotlight Ends
A sensational profile centers on Miss Schenck of Babylon Ill and her famed beauty as proclaimed by Harry Lehr. The piece recounts her charity letters during the Spanish American War and her rise to social prominence through elegant attire and a noted headdress.
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Newport
Lahr
America
Lehr
Mise Schevek
Babylon
Spats D.sehenek
Noah Sebenek
Brooklyn
Miss Sebenck
Endicas
Harry Lehr
Mise Schenck
Aduirer
Fortune Favors Texan Uses New Life Pills
W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports distressing pain in head back and stomach led him to Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says after use his condition improved and he felt like a new man. Available now at W P Woldridge’s drugstore.
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Fortune Favors & Texan
Dr. King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennodale
Tex
W. P. Woldridge
Anthracite coal price climbs to 12.50 a ton today
The Philadelphia item reports a sharp rise in coal prices with anthracite at 12.50 a ton, the highest yet, while pea coal stands at 6.9. Dealers warn prices may reach 25 if the supply tightens and miners remain idle.
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Philadelphia
Tesa
Illinois Central to open St Paul line November 2
The Illinois Central will inaugurate its St Paul line on November 2 giving the company the only through route from New Orleans to St Paul under one management. A bid to revive a four year term for city officials will be made at the Indiana Legislature’s next session.
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Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New Orleans
Indiana
Attachment Notice in Blount vs Nethouse in Tennessee
Public notice of an attachment against B Nethouse for debt to Blount. W Hayen issues writ of attachment returnable before Hayes at the Columbia office. Property levied by Columbia Mercantile and Stearne Co held as defendant's property. Publication ordered by G W Hager J P. Appearance required in Columbia Tennessee on Friday October 1 at 2 oclock p m to defend the attachment or proceed with sale.
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UG. Wy
Haves
J.P
Insolvent Notice for Estate of Henry Dollerer
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of the late Henry Dollerer the insolvency of the estate is announced. Creditors are warned to file their claims duly authenticated with L. Thorns, Court Clerk, on or before March 10. Those indebted to the estate should come forward for settlement, with D. C. Sarrenwittin as administrator and H. F. Hha as attorney.
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Henry Dollerer
L. Thorns
Coun
D.C. Sarrenwittin
Addin
He F. Hha Tiene
Lu Fuot
Ltt
Hilt
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Medical Colleges
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Anchor Fire Insurances Company
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