Green Pearl Baffles Experts at Waldorf Astoria Dinner
Lieut. Whipple at the Waldorf Astoria recognized a baked oyster pearl that as it aged turned green like a pea. The gem, once pink, drew offers from a Louisville dealer and a New York jeweler boasted an advance, while Mrs. Whipple debates selling amid superstition and curiosity. Experts monitor potential price rise as baking trends may propel the gem to fad status.
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Lieut
Whipple
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Lieut. Whipple
Cuba
George G Boldt
William Benedict
Fifth Avenue
Community Notes From Richmond and Nearby Areas
Local items report visits and dinners among families in Richmond and South Salem. Rev. Shockley from Missouri relocates to Henry County farm. Ebenezer Sabbath School delegates to Rushville district. Miss Allie Alexander leads a music class with several local girls. General Assembly attendance noted in Louisville while the community mourns William Houston in Lewisville.
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Audence
the Courier
David Manlove
Lola Tornes
Richmond
Dan Jackson
Wileon Dobbins
George Sweet
John Torne
Will Ward
South Salem
Lola Torns
Bernice Beeson
Ebenezer Sabbath School
Rushville
Jake Myers
Willi Myers
Lewisville
Frank Hackleman
Greenberry Bryant
John Newbold
Edna
Will McKee
Edgar Newbold
Raleigh
Shockley
Missouri
Henry County
Allie Alexander
Nora
Bessie Knotts
Flossie Jackson
Bessie
Fern Miller
Harry French
Thureda
Harrisburg notes and local items from a Indiana corridor column
Correspondents report a G A R session in Indianapolis with old comrades, a Betoeavie land transfer to Mr Bailes in Tipton County for fifteen thousand dollars, a wound from a wire fence on Probasco Thomas, and various town topics. Gypsies blamed. questions on a vagrant law in Indiana.
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A.P. Thomas
el Stone
Phil Ludlow
Indianapolia
Tuesaday
Weddeeaday
Unity
Betoeavie
John Scott
Margaret Seoul
Hamilton
Thiebaud
Profflessue
George Keh
Pratt
Connersville
Tingley Ia
Thang
George Titsworth
Oscar Applegate
J.C. Rea
Losa
Indiana
German Printing Machines Reach Porto Rico Says Leipzig Expert
Leipzig expert Con gal Warner notes a growing export of American printing presses and machinery to the island of Porto Rico in the last year. He argues that American-made tools attract further imports, creating a cascade effect through related goods like lubricating oils and fuels.
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Germany
Porto Rico
Congal Warner
Leipzig
Cnl
cMelent
Ile Antiones
United States
Portlace
New York Alumnae Move to Open Club and Reading Room
The Associated College Alumnae and Woman's University club propose a club-house with a reading room and lodging for out of town members in New York. Led by Ruth Putnam and Mrs George Plympton the plan awaits Associate College Alumnae approval and aims for autumn establishment. Gould plans a horse stables building on West Fifty seventh Street, with price tag around 1 000 000 and a large exercising ring area near Ma Piktywighth street.
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Woman's University Club
Mouthpress
Urchu Ulumnee
New York
Misa Ruth Putnam
Madison Avenue
Corpell
Associated College
Gould
Frank Gould
Mr. Gould
Death of Mrs Milton Tresler Shocks East Connersville
The town mourns Mrs Milton Tresler of East Connersville who died after fifty three years as wife and mother. Relatives from Indianapolis and Connersville attended the funeral. many locals knew her for her cheerful presence. The death comes as a thunderbolt to residents who recall her warmth.
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Mia
Oran Perkine
Lizzie
Dan Brumfield
Barney Scarff
A. Y. Neff
Indianapolis
Mr. Scarff
New Carlisle
Ohio
Horace Munger
H. D. Conner
Daum Sanitarium
Conner
Dan Brumfel
Enst
Connersville
Josephine Handley
J. B. Rose
Miami
Isabel Trusler
Rose
Frank
Milton Beamfiel
Sidney Trusler
Mis Hance
Anderson
T. J. Tresler
Mra
M. J. Barnard
Misa Eva Barnard
Jas, McGreen
Lena McGreen
Will
Joe Taylor
Milton Tresler
East Connersville
Bentonville News Recap and Local Happenings
Chas Lamberson remains sick while S K Nweeya a Persian lectured on Persia at the Christian church. Bentonville booms with new business space as Grant Heck adds home improvements. Tom Floren nears death. Miss Bessie Williams visits Dublin. Paul White travels to Indianapolis. W W Staten returns from Greensburg. Local farming, accidents, church trips, Odd Fellows day, and a Tipton Co farm sale noted.
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the Courier
Chas. Lamberson
S. K. Nweeya
Christian Church
Persia
Bentonville
J. M. Crawford
Grant Heck
Tom Floren
Bessie Williams
Dublin
Andy Campbell
Paul White
Indianapolis
W. W. Staten
Greensburg
Hawkins Correspondence of the Courier Short Notes
Miee Meggie Maurer visits Miss Maggie Shielda of East Comereville. Elaworth Larimore rebuilt some rail fence. Phil Ludlow and wife visited relatives in Indianapolis. Sam Gerber and Earnest Maurer attended the cattle sale at Oxford on Tuesday. Gypsies passed through the neighborhood. Rev Richardson delivered a sermon at Wiley Chapel. Amos Kerr traded horses with Dr Van Pelt last week.
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The
Courier
Miee
Meggie Maurer
Maggie Shielda
East Comereville
Elaworth Larimore
Phil Ludlow
Indianapolis
Sam Gerber
Earnest Maurer
Oxford
Richardson
Wiley Chapel
Amos Kerr
van Pelt
Census Interrogatories Published for June Enumeration
A district notice outlines the census questions to be asked during June. It covers street address, names, relations, race, birth dates, ages, marital status, children, places of birth, immigration, naturalization, occupation, literacy, home ownership, and employment status.
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United States
United Re Naturalization
Blooded horses sold by Col. Moffett in Indianapolis
Correspondent notes Col Moffett and John E Moffett of Hawkinna bought fine blooded horses in Indianapolis last week. Mrs Detla Patterson is ill. A leading Longwood farmer plans extensive tobacco planting this year. James Ludlow and James Wymore attended the State Capital Encampment. George Urban moves from Tipton to Henry O'Brien farm. Mort Davison gains notice as dog pelter turned District No 2 supervisor candidate. Rumors of mayoral race for Fairview. Misses Ida and Laura Ludlow visited Carthage. Ludlow School at Ludlow Schoolhouse remains well attended. Ed Gardner family visited Henry Kinders.
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Charlotte Weaver
Dr. Drury
Ollie Manlove
Milton
Emmy Yates
James’ Weaver
The
Odd Fellows
Greensburg
Wm. Stoten
Lizzie Manlove
John Scott Sr
Tipton Co
Bailey
Emory Manlove
Bertha Manlove
Wabash
Posey Township
Courier
Col. Moffett
John E. Moffett
Hawkinna
Indianapolis
Detla Patterson
Longwood
James Ludlow
James Wymore
George Urban
Tipton County
Henry O'Brien
Mort Davison
Fairview
Dog Pelter
Ida
Laura Ludlow
Carthage
Ludlow
Ed Gardner
Henry Kinders
Stallion Wilkes Blue Bull to Stud at Rushville
Thomas Lamberson sold his stallion for 150 dollars. Roy Wilkes, the Wilkes Blue Bull stallion, stands at 1532 hands and 1200 pounds. He is a famed racehorse turned sire with many world records and high quality progeny. Stud season at Rushville, Indiana, priced at 50 dollars with return privilege in 1901. Cash or good note accepted. A few fine mares may be bred on share.
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the Courier
Thomas Lamberson
Sam Kinner
Carl Lamberson
Albert Lambertson
Indianapolis
Joe Lamberson
Roy Wilkes
Rushville
Ind
Sheree
Indiana
Blue Buill
See Quiets
George Wilkes
U.S
Royal Victor
Gold Band
Alta Mont
Sophie K
Pearl C
Lilliga Roy
Mutorvy
Harry Lewis
Mgr
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