Wedding of Anna Lang Juter Platt and Franke E. Karr
In West Lafayette on a pleasant April afternoon Miss Anna Lang Juter Platt wed Franke E. Karr of this city at the home of Mr and Mrs T J Platt. Rev George E Rainsberger officiated. The bride wore brown traveling gown and carried a bridal bouquet. A wedding feast followed. about thirty guests attended. The couple departed on Pan Handle No 3 for a brief honeymoon, first stop Columbus, and will reside in the city after May 1 at 117 South Fourth Street. Mr Karr is a well known local in the insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rharkdey
T. J. Platt
West Lafayette
Anna Lang Juter Platt
Franke E. Karr
George E. Rainsberger
M.E. ‘Church
Columbus
Karr
South Fourth Street
C. H. Glover
John Siegrist
Joseph Thiel
Babel Boyd
Leila Biggs
J. A. McConnell
Ribbons and Lace Garments Described in Detail
The text explains how ribbon stitched to lace on net or silk forms elaborate evening gowns. White satin ribbon guides sections from twelve to twenty inches with picked points, while graduated sections shape sleeves and girdle. A note about advertising appears at the end.
Personal J M Boscart Leaves Iron Works Headship
Personal J M Boscart, head of the Coshocton Iron Works, left Saturday for Monongahela City Pa to establish his new home. The item also notes unrelated social and travel notices across Coshocton including visits to Columbus Cleveland Zanesville and Pittsburgh and local family gatherings.
Settle Disputes and Strikes Dominate Executive Board Session
Indianapolis April 13 the quarterly meeting of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners executive board considers 380 strikes across the nation. Members include Meyer California Post Pennsylvania Sullivan Connecticut Ainey Montreal Oletree Alabama Workman Ohio Welman Missouri. Largest strike is New York with 3,506 carpenters out.
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Indianapolis
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Henry Meyer
California
D. A. Post
Pennsylvania
T. J. Sullivan
Connecticut
Joseph Ainey
Montreal
Canada
J. W. Oletree
Alabama
Wesley Workman
Ohio
Charles Welman
Missouri
New York City
New York
Fines Paid by Five Missouri Packing Firms in Anti-Trust Case
Missouri packing companies Armour, Cudahy, Hammond, Swift, and Schwarzschild and Sulzberger mailed drafts totaling 27136 to the state supreme court for fines and costs after March 20 penalties of 5000 each. The payment was made before due date. In separate items, Shamrock I defeats Challenger attributed to weather. Colonel Bill Root, famed frontiersman linked to Buffalo Bill and Bill Nye, dies at 60 in Salt Lake City.
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Weymouth
England
Shamrock I
Colonel Neill
Clyde
Shamrock
Lam
Salt Late City
Bill Root
Buffalo Bill
Bill Nye
Laramie
Lad
President James Beck Resigns. praises by President
President announces the resignation of Attorney General James Beck before the president and expresses pride and satisfaction at his service under the current and previous administrations. The president pays tribute to Beck's abilities as he accepts the departure.
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Jas Ey
Washingto
Jis
James
West
Beck
Foul Play Suspected in Wyoming Missing Couple
Newcastle Wyoming April 12 Mr and Mrs John Church formerly of Omaha missing from their ranch near Moorcroft believed murdered reward offered by county officials W C Clifton arrested on suspicion he knows whereabouts Two Boys Drowned at Seaside Park Philadelphia boys Frank Miller and Harvey Neber drowned as sailboat capsized bodies not recovered Distinguished Engineer Dead in City of Mexico April 13 John Agae noted engineer dies at age and status in Mexican engineering field
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Longmont
Colo
George Bradley
Wiliam Morrison
Pueblo
Newcastle
Wyo
John Church
Omaha
Moorcroft
W C. Clifton
Seaside Park
N. J
Frank Miller
Harvey Neber
Philadelphia
City of
Mexico
John Agae
Startling disclosures from Lakeland insane hospital case and more
Startling disclosures allege cruelty at the Lakeland Insane Hospital in Louisville. A black man who killed Mrs. Frank Mathews and her 10 year old daughter was shot to pieces by a posse near Shreveport Louisiana. A switch engine collided with a passenger train at Ashtabula Ohio killing the engineer and injuring three. A state tuberculosis sanatoria commission favors treatment facilities. Whitaker Wright appeals extradition as an American citizen. Akron Twine and Cordage Co. declares bankruptcy with 160000 in liabilities. In Delaware Ohio merry war erupts between the Big Four and Columbus Delaware and Marion electric roads over double tracks and a crossing dispute.
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Lakeland Insane Hospital
Louisville
Negto
Frank Mathews
Shreveport
Ashtabula
Nash
Whitaker Wright
London
Akron Twine and Cordage Company
Akron
Aultman, Miller & Co
Delaware
Big Four Railway
Columbus, Delaware and Marion
Electric Company
Enigines
Werte
Burroughs Denounces Seton in Critique of Natural History
In a pointed rebuttal to Ernest Thompson Seton, John Burroughs contests the line between fact and fiction in Seton’s Wild Animals I Have Known. Burroughs argues Seton’s tales bend truth for romance, citing fox and crow episodes and a train-track pursuit as untrue, while noting readers deserve accurate natural history.
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John Burroughs
New York American
Hudson Valley
Catskills
Ernest Thompson Seton
Seton- Thompson
Atlantic Monthly
Burroughs
Mr. Seton
Mr. Burroughs
Mr. Burrcloughs
Mr. Thompson Seton
Silver Spot
Lonor
Hogpttala
Baron Munchaueen
Novel Envelope Records Tampering Attempts
An American inventor proposes an envelope that records attempts to open its contents. The device is imbued with a chemical that, when subjected to dampening or any penetrating process, causes the words Attempt to open to appear, signaling tampering.
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Harry Hunt
Clifton ‘Beach
Forbes Hall
Shepler-Newton Orchestra
Carl Hertig
Chestnut Street
Mark Love
Will Merrell
French Mizer
Nellie
Shirley Fisher
Helen Pomerene
Sadie Smith
Agnes Crawford
Louise Glover
Jennie Wilson
Sacred Heart Church
James McDowell
Nora Harvey
J. M. Compton
Hlistorical Club
Stitchery Club
D. T. Lee
Rathbone Sisters
K of P. Hall
St. Petersburg
Mohrine Shoe
Russo-American Rubber Company
Theazar
Italy
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Colorado
Mer
Michael Bouchet
Cathedral of the Assumption
Cinnabar, Mont
Loeb
Major Pitcher
Protected Home Circle
J. M. Boscart
Coshocton
Zanesville
Lee Helbting
Alleghany
Washington
L. C. Robinson
Marietta
George Valentine
Goldie
Bath
Charles Bowley
Pittsburg
Roy Adams
Anna Vanhorn
Warsaw
John Cornell
Welker Best
H. N. Kirk
H D Jobe
Margaret
Bessie Snoots
Charles Smith
Canton
George Halcock
Chicago
Zack
Sadie Shannon
Crawford
Keene
Dr. Middleton
Cayahoga Falls
Jay Wood
Orchard Street
Thomas Finley
Bloomfield
Merrell Beall
Edwin Crawford
R A Crawford
North Fourth Street
Chiff Ripath
East Main Street
Maude Schlarb
Sugar Creek
R. L. Naylor
Kenton
Blake Mizer
Newcomerstown
Anna Pollet
Dresden
Ottis McKee
Dennison
E. C. Rinner
James Lewis
Williams
Cambridge Road
Northern Securities
St. Paul
Supreme Court
George B. Young
Worthern Securities Company
Clerk Lane
United States Circuit Court
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Lake Shore
Loubet
Algeria
Paris
M. Fallieres
Senate
Delcasse
M. Pelletan
Marine
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Lyons
Premier Combes
Jeanne -Arc
MM. Falcieres
Pelletan
Saint Louis
Algiers
Carpenters’ Union
Baltimore
United Brewery Workers’ Union
Appleton
Wis
Neenah and
Menasha
Appleton Brotherhood of Papermakers
Neenah Brotherhood
E. 2 McGruder
Jacksonville
Ill
Cigarmakers' International Union of America
Lowell
Mass
Steam
Great Lakes
Edson
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Huntington
W. Va
Amalgamated Steel Workers’ Union
Sheet Steel Workers
Ashland
Ahland
Kenosha
Henry van Dusen
Madison
Joseph van Est
al Brown
Knightstown
Ind
J. L. Girty & Son
L. P. Newby
W. W. C. Reever
Gixin
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Aone
William 8. Long
Boston Transcript
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Lila
Robin
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Ife
Richard Maddox
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Amed
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