Mary Marlatt Dead After Sudden Heart Trouble
Mary Marlatt, a county poorhouse resident for fifteen years, died Friday morning at 6 3 o clock after waking and appearing well. The epileptic woman suffered a fatal heart attack and died within minutes while inmates were at breakfast. Relatives were notified by Superintendent Zinkun. She was known to longtime residents for prior employment in local families.
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Mary Marlatt
County Jofirmary
Zinkun
Mary Marlatu
Best of the Course Thomas McClary Delivers Hit Lecture
Thomas McClary, noted orator and humorist, lectured on Miech and Mirthfulness at the opera house for the public library benefit. He kept the audience engaged with sharp wit and compelling talk on the uses of happiness, drawing praise as the best of the season.
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Thomas McClary
Opera House
New Engines Arrive for Creiecht Icons Fleet
The Wheelime and Lake Erie receive an installment of ten Creiecht Icons tives engines. Luis completes about half the order with the rest expected soon. The first units go to the T fede division for moving heavy freight trains. Ed is quoted noting future units will serve the deveined division to haul heavy trains.
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Wheelime
Lake Erie
Luis
Vie
T Fede
Bexsier Freishr
Re. Edis
Wreck Settlement Nearing End for Wheeling and Lake Erie Case
Chief Claim Agent Needham of the Wheeling & Lake Erie reports most business from the November 5 wreck has been wound up. Only a few cases remain, notably Nes. Laman whose husband was killed. No settlement terms or timing disclosed.
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Needham
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Nes. Liman
Professor Evans Leads Wis Students in Cantata Performance
Professor Evans and Wisconsin students present cantatas Jephtha and Its Daughter at the epers house. A fifty-voice chorus trained by the professor will perform with costumed prayers. Proceeds fund art walks for public schools.
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Professor Evans
Jephtha
Epers House
Ffty Veaces Agd
Schinels
Pratit Investment Draws West Lafayette Interest
A local board of trade sale draws attention from owners as bids and oil price talks rise. Several parties in West Lafayette show interest while others refuse offers, marking the first reported sale in the Pratit addition. The Age promotes its extensive county coverage.
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Geares Cat
Tin Jet
Prade
West Lafayette
Healthy Religion Devotes Life as a Path to Longevity
A sermon argues religion enhances earthly life and health not just the afterlife. It links longevity to sanctity, warns against dissipation, and urges care for the body as a divine duty, citing scripture and historical examples to support healthier living through faith.
Boy asks if anyone in South African Republic has whiskers
A Washington Star item notes a boy studying illustrated papers for about an hour. He asks his father in a puzzled tone if there is anyone in the South African Republic who does not have whiskers, reflecting childlike curiosity.
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New York
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Moses
South African Republic
Washington Star
Senate week looms over Porto Rican tariff bill debate
Washington February 19 The house debates the Porto Rican tariff bill to decide if the constitution's equal tax provisions extend to Porto Rico Republicans split with Democrats on island status Republicans McCall Littlefield Payne Richardson Bailey lead the discussion with a vote expected Monday Senate focus also on U S relations to insular possessions Clark trial testimony notes campaign fund details and allegations.
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House
United States
Porto Rico
McCall
Littlefield
Dingler
Roberts
Payne
Richardson
Bailey
Tex
Two Fatal Shootings Tallied In Ames and Pittsburg
Ames and Pittsburg report violent incidents. Leslie Eastburn shot and killed Jasper Sutton in Ottumwa Iowa after a dispute over Eastburn’s daughter. Eastburn surrendered. Charles E. Macrum, former U S consul, left Pittsburg for Washington asserting he will testify on British officials in South Africa if called.
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Ottumwa
Leslie Eastburn
Jasper Sutton
Bloomfield
Eastburn
Sutton
Alice Tor Church
Eassrtburn
Macrum
Pittsburg
Charles E. Macrum
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South Africa
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Wheeler
Kentucky
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