Indiana women held on theft charges in Lafayette case
Miss Mabel Trume of Lafayette faces receiving stolen goods charges after a confession by Mrs. Greece Tilson in Logansport. Mrs. Tilson pleaded guilty and was jailed on a $200 bond. Earl Tillson, her husband, also jailed after failing to post $200. Police say Tillson acted as go-between, moving stolen articles between Logansport and Lafayette.
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Logansport
Dec
Mabel Trume
Lafayette
Greece Tilson
Tillson
Earl Tillson
Moving Picture Theatre
T O
Miss Blume
Miss Lume
Solicitors May Sue City Over Magazine Arrests
An intimation the damage suits totaling 10000 dollars will be filed again in Columbus against the city and police who arrested eight magazine solicitors a week ago. Attorney John Ryerson says seven men and one woman have been held and the trial ended despite telegrams and letters from the magazines and circulation company insisting offers were bona fide.
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Columbus
City of
Ttohn Rynerson
Old Shotgun Found in Johnson County Church Site
Workmen tearing down the old Presbyterian church building in Johnson County uncover a shotgun wedged between plaster and weatherboarding. The church was erected in 1878 and the gun likely dates to that era, with the wooden stock decayed.
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Franklin
Johnson County
Bedford Man Disappears After Leaving For Peerless
Bedford relatives search for William Watts feared foul play after he left his father in law William Williams home to go to Peerless on business. He carried about $1000 with plans to travel to Missouri with his wife, and has not been heard from.
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Bedford
William Watts
Watts
William Williams
Missouri
Stork Delivers Twins at Dearborn County Home
Aurora reports a stork visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. over C Beggs in Sparta township Dearborn county. Twin daughters weighing 0.20 pounds are the first born. Mother is seventeen and father eighteen.
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Stork
Aurora
Over C. Beggs
Sparta Township
Dearborn County
Taggart Murder Cases Postponed to March Term
Judge Du pree of the Brown circuit Court and counsel agreed to continue the cases of Frank Taggart and wife charged with murdering their niece. The trial is expected at the next term opening in March.
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Taggart
Nashville
Dupree
Brown Circuit Court
Frank Taggart
Deaths at Covington and Martinsville Farm Incident
Covington reports William Taylor aged seventy two dies of heart disease near his home. Mrs. Sarah Pries aged sixty eight dies of stomach cancer leaving three sons and six daughters. In Martinsville two boys aged thirteen and sixteen shoot a farmer's cow. Fisher seizes the rifle as the youths flee toward an interurban to Indianapolis.
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Covington
William Taylor
Sarah Pries
Martinsville
Loven Fisher
Proombeton to Have Library Offer From Enterprise Firm
An entity named Proombeton received an offer of 27509 dollars from an enterprise corporation to establish a public library, according to a December notice. The fragment indicates a library project and an external funding proposal.
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Proombeton
Ricom
Dee
Bloomingtinbes
Tre
Ente Corporation
The
Tragic buggy train collision near Oakford claims two lives
In Kokomo area a farmer William Grishaw aged forty and Mrs Ruth Youngman aged twenty of Champaign were killed when a L B E and W passenger train struck their stern front buggy at Oakford station. Mrs Youngman’s husband Wilbur, twenty three, was fatally injured. the couple had wed last Wednesday and were en route to dinner at Grishaw’s home. The horse was killed as the buggy was demolished and hurled across the crossing.
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Kokomo
William
Grishaw
Ruth Youngman
Champaign
Wilbur Youngman
Oakford
Mrs. Youngman
Mr. Youngman
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Grishaw
Third Election Ordered in Westfeld Ward Trustee Race
Noblesville reports a third election set for December 9 to decide a First ward town trustee. At the November 4 regular vote John C. Hinshaw on the Citizen’s ticket and H. K. Kenyon on the People’s ticket tied with 79 votes each. The November 24 runoff produced another tie with 59 votes for each candidate.
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Noblesville
Westfeld
John C. Hinshaw
Citizen's
H. K. Kenyon
People’s
Indiana News Briefs Touch on Accidents and Court Actions
Indiana brief notices report a Rochester infant with two perfect teeth, a Linton forgery arrest, Tri Kappa Christmas aid, a serious Aurora injury from a car strike, a Bedford suit for 28000, an Evansville yard clerk injured by a locomotive, an Elkhart kidnap sentence, a Gary medical license fine, a Red Cross seal sale, a South Bend fatal railroad incident, a 15 year old shotgun accident, a WCTU drive after a cigarette incident, a Peru city suit for damages, and a Winamac note on a prehistoric bone find.
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Sullivan
Tri Kappa
Aurora
Frederick J. Isselhardt
Hedford
Henry Hvivel
Bedford Stone and Construction Company
Evansville
Edward Luckett
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Howell
Vanderburg County
Ilinois Central Railroad
Elkhart
Fred Whittaker
State Reformatory
Frank Hess
Gary
Julius Sweigenthal
European Medical Specialists
Conniersville
Red Cross
Federation of Woman's Clubs
South Bend
Sadie Behenes
William B. Craig
Samuel H. Craig
Hogan Township
Peru
Samuel Conwell
Winamac—Bowen
Adversity Highlighted in Manuscript Fragment
The text fragment cites a line about fainting in the day of adversity and mentions a person named Re Babcock. It reflects a historical discourse on strength under trial with a note about smallness of talking points.
Possibilities in Popcorn for winter gatherings
A vintage guide extols popcorn as a cozy winter pastime with a wire popper over coals. It shares recipes for Cracker Jack style popcorn candy and popcorn balls, plus buttered popcorn and a closing quotation from Longfellow and Powell.
Seasonal Dishes From Leftovers Highlight 19th Century Menu
After Thanksgiving, recipes turn to cranberry jelly with raisins orange and almonds, macaroni and oysters layered with white sauce then baked and served with slaw. Prune and lemon jelly uses gelatine and dates with nuts. Chicken souffle blends minced chicken white sauce parsley eggs and whipped whites before baking. Risotto paragraph ends abruptly with boiling heart.
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Boll” Hart
Nothing to do after that horse show tan bark moment
At a New York Horse Show an attendant asks a vivacious woman to quiet or remove her dog after a loud bark. She denies disturbance and reveals the bark came from the tan bark, a punny twist ending the exchange.
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New York
Cure for Scalp Trouble with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs Alice Kirlin reports her daughter suffered severe scalp inflammation and itching with sores and neck body irritations. After months of failed remedies, two applications of Cuticura Soap and Ointment brought relief and a full cure, as advertised by Cuticura.
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South Scioto St
Circleville
Ohio
Aliee Kirlin
Poatcard
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Inherited Fortune and Debts Questioned by Lawyer
Fragmentary dialogue shows a lawyer and a youth debating a fortune and how debts will be paid. The cryptic exchange hints at inheritance and financial obligations without full context.
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Mrs. Grage
Mabel Blume
Indiana
Terre Haute
Dec. i
Roscoe Stark
Stark
Belle McClanhan
Indiana News Briefs
Rochester
Harry Hoover
Linton
Roy Burkhardt
Roy Darlington
Bloomington
Bedel
H. W. Longfellow
E. Yorke Powell
Ieee
Sanoel
Vaahs Sodas
Saaewan
the Centaur Company
New ‘York
Auaranteed
Bears
L_DOUGLAS Mises
Canada
United States
Europe
Farma
Manisoba
Saskatchewan
Willian
Canads
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