Reforms for Cuba Decrees Signed for Autonomy Scheme
Madrid dispatch says Spain’s cabinet agreed on a Cuban reforms plan to be signed by the Queen Regent and gazetted soon. The scheme creates a 35 member council of administration with elected Cuban members, a budget role, tariff changes, and provincial municipal organization, while the governor general maintains broad powers.
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Lonpox
Associated Press
Madrid
Council of State
Cuba
The
Times
the Times
Council of Administration
Porto Rico
Permanent Anderson YMCA Organized with 12 Directors
Ayxpersoy Ind February 3 The permanent organization of the Anderson YMCA was effected last night with George Lily of Columbia Encaustic Tile Co as chairman and Stacy of Indianapolis as assistant State Secretary. George Quick of Anderson Banking Co served as secretary. Directors elected include G A Lambert E C Carpenter and others bringing enrollment to 300 with plans to reach 400 after permanent quarters are secured. Fred Kissling is on the sick list.
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Ayxpersoy
Ind
Young Men's Christian Association of Anderson
George Lily
Columbia Encaustic Tile Company
Stacy
Indianapolis
George Quick
Anderson Banking Company
G. A. Lambert
E. C. Carpenter
E J. Buffington
W.T. Durbin
George Lilly
H. J. Stein
W. H. Stanton
W. G. Neff
R. G. Eastman
G. C. Manning
G. B. Sefton
Laketon Post Office Robbed. Cash Shortage Quelled
Robbery at Laketon Indiana reduced the day’s cash by 300 to 400 dollars plus checks and stamps. Postmaster Ogden learned of the shortage after counting cash in the storefront office. Harvey Riner and his son were detained though evidence against them is limited.
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Wasasu
Ind
Laketon
Ogden
Harvey Riner
Riner
Rev Harwell's New Disease In Atlanta Brother Care
Ricamoxy Ind Feb 3 M P Harwell of Atlanta Ga brother of Rev J H Harwell the Methodist minister recently liberated here after being held a month for securing money under false pretenses says his brother suffers from catarrh and is being treated in Atlanta He is here on business but the purpose remains uncertain.
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Harwell
Ricamoxy
Ind
P. Harwell
Atlanta
J. H. Harwell
Appointed Administratrix for Henry Held Estate
Mrs. Christene Held widow of Henry Held has been named administratrix of his estate. James F. Cox serves as her attorney in the proceeding.
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Christene Held
Henry Held
James F. Cox
Miss Mary Roope Returns from Connersville Visit
Miss Mary Roope returned last evening from a visit to friends at Connersville.
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Mary Roope
Connersville
Vertical Writing Gains Favor Among Educators and Businessmen
The article reports broad support from schoolmasters and merchants for vertical writing to replace traditional penmanship. It notes experiments in Boston and Chicago, with early testing by Prof. Walter B. Gunnison showing marked improvements in legibility and posture, as well as hygienic motives for adoption.
Vertical writing gains favor in schools and business
A New England writer reports on the shift to vertical penmanship praised by Dr Maximilian Groszman and educators in Boston New York Philadelphia San Francisco Milwaukee Salt Lake City and Atlanta. Clerks may be hired for vertical handwriting as more papers publish specimens and experts argue it reflects character and improves health and efficiency.
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Chicago
Feachers
A. G. Lane
Chicago Record
Europe
Walter B. Gunnison
Erasmus High School
Brooklyn
Boston Commission
Gunnison
Maximilian P. E. Groszman
Felix Adler Ethical Culture
Dr. Groszman
Edavin P. Seaver
New York
Madison Babcock
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Springfield
Milwaukee
Salt Lake City
Atlanta
David 2. Carvalho
Carvalho
Rhan
Pretty Frocks At A French Bride's Two Weddings
Ellen Osborn notes French wedding customs as a Parisian bride undergoes civil and religious ceremonies. Describes gowns for bridesmaids and mother of the bride, including ivory satin wedding dress with orange blossoms, green silk train, and Medici collars.
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Trousseau
Paris
Death of Capt John Watson Marks Ocean Voyage Era
The 98 year old Capt John Watson of Westchester Mass has died. He crossed the Atlantic early in his career arriving in England as Waterloo news reached. Watson reputedly brought the first cargo of French mirrors for the Washington Capitol and was among explorers with J Fenimore Cooper.
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John Watson
Westchester
Mass
England
Atlantic
Waterloo
J. Fenimore Cooper
Capitol
Washington
Weathered verse in Detroit Tribune editorial note
A short poetic fragment from the Detroit Tribune ponders whether tomorrow's sky will be blue or gray and whether the day will bring joy or sorrow, concluding that people cannot change fate and must face whatever comes.
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To-morrow
Detroit ‘Tribune
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