Terre Haute Revival Urges Enforcing Law At City Meeting
A Terre Haute union meeting on December 1 backed a petition to Mayor Bidaman urging stricter law enforcement. Evangelists led revival meetings from Nov 11 with interdenominational prayers and speakers, sparking debate among pastors about preaching heaven and hell versus social reform amid a growing, improving city.
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Tereante
Ind
Bidaman
Terre Haute
Pittsburg
Wilbur Chapman
Levitabile 18 Sale Averted By Young Man With Gun
Shelbyville Indiana December 1 Oliver Wilson age 18 son of Thomas YT Wilson lies fatally wounded at home after borrowing a pistol at a party in Walkerville and accidental discharge while examining the weapon. The bullet lodged near his heart with powder burns marking his undershirt as witnesses doubt suicide claims.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Oliver Wilson
Thomas YT. Wilson
Wilson
Walkerville
Too Much Turbulence for Love in Hartford City
Hartford City Indiana December 1 national officers of the Window Glass Cutters and Platers association led by president K J Lowe of Hartford City moved to Pittsburg due to ongoing abecut trouble between two window glass organizations following an earlier shooting of Ollie Walker. Also in Indiana December 1 a thief stole $57 from farmer Albert Smith's trousers after placing the trousers near a lantern and setting it alight. Seymour December 1 Miss Sadie Claycamp died by morphine at C E Miles's home leaving a farewell note and funeral directions._INCLUDED text continues with tobacco chewing and other fragmentary notes from Manele Indiana.
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Hartford City
Ind
Ollie Walker
Window Glass Cutters’ and Platteners’ Association
K.J . Lowe
Pittsburg
Vinecoacs
Albert Smith
Blas
Seymour
Sadie Claycamp
Russia Refuses Immediate Hague Peace Conference
Russia accepts in principle the invitation to a second Hague peace conference but says the present time is not opportune while its war with Japan continues. Count Cassini delivered the reply to Secretary Hay, noting postponement of the work from the first conference while all powers agree on the principle but seek a suitable time.
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Washington
Russia
The
Hague
Japan
Hay
Count Cassini
Murder Probe Ends with Unknown Killer in Bate Case
Coroner's inquiry in Lemont IL returns verdict that chauffeur John W. Bate was killed by some person unknown. Only Bate and his passenger "Mr. Dove" were seen. A quarrel over fate is cited as the motive. Suspect George Bugz, alleged as "Mr. Dove," remains at large.
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Chicago
John W. Bate
Lemont
Bate
Dove
George Bugz
Bulgaria to Buy Artillery and Coast Defenses
Sofia reports the national assembly approved an 8.4 million dollar extraordinary credit for the war minister. The funds will buy eighty one field and nine mountain batteries and extend defenses along the Black Sea coast.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
National Assembly Behind
Black Sea
Too Hot for Him in Panama
James Todriff of Chicago, a boss steam driller in the Culebra cut Panama canal, has returned on the Alliance complaining of severe heat. In Atlanta a council committee unanimously accepts Andrew Carnegie’s gift of ten thousand dollars for a negro library with a yearly one thousand dollar allocation for current expenses.
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Panama
New York
James Todriff
Chicago
Culebra
Panama Canal
Alliance
Atlanta, Ga
Thenance Committee of
Atlanta
General Council
Andrew Carnegie
Bishop Ta Accepted Kentucky Diocese Post
Rev Dr Charles Ta, longtime Wooden director at St John's Episcopal Church in Detroit, has announced he accepted the offer to become bishop of the Kentucky diocese. The appointment stems from an offer made several weeks ago.
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Kentucky
Detroit
Charles Ta
St. John's Episcopal Church
Nentucky
Government probes British vessels coaling Russians
London December 1 The Standard reports a government inquiry into British vessels coaling the Russian fleet to prevent any breach of neutrality. The move aims to curb any actions risky to Allied neutrality during the conflict.
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John Ball
London
Various news items from Camden to New York and Cuba
The Philadelphia Baseball Company is incorporated in Camden with a $50,000 capital. Actress Janausebek dies at Amityville Long Island at 74. Rear Admiral Davis named US member of Anglo Russian North Sea inquiry. Quentin Roosevelt excels in school. General John M. Wilson named inaugural committee chair. Tentray the Cuban stallion dies in Havana. St Marys Hospital Pueblo Colorado suffers $25000 fire loss with no injuries. Prince Fushimi arrives in New York. Cuban cabinet allocates $10,000 for Santiago infectious disease hospital. Henrik Ibsen’s debility described as paralysis affects speech reading and writing.
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Philadelphia Baseball Company
National League Club
Camden
Janausebek
Brunswick hLome
Amityville
L. T
Davis
United States
North Sea
Quentin Roosevelt
John M. Wilson
Tentray
William C. Whitney
Havana
St. Mary’s Hospital
Pueblo
Colo
Prince Fushimi
New York
Santiago
Chadwick case delayed as Chadwick Newton dispute widens
In Cleveland the hearing on Newton’s motion for a receiver over Mrs Chadwick’s alleged securities is postponed to Saturday at the request of Attorney Carr. Federal officials probe Chadwick transactions for legality and mail use. Warrants for Cleveland accomplices are reported. Edmund Powers predicts a public statement from Mrs Chadwick and a $1,000,000 surplus after settlements.
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Chadwick
Cleveland
Carr
Newton
Babcock
Wade Park Bank
Cleveland Federal
Express Company Robbed in San Francisco Heist
Fifteen thousand dollars in twenty dollar pieces vanished from the Wells Fargo Express Co. office in San Francisco on Monday en route to a San Jose bank. Efforts to trace the money have failed. In Nebraska the American Express Co. office at Norfolk was robbed last night with guards firing about a dozen shots without stopping the robbers.
Diaz Inaugurated for Seventh Term in Mexico City
President Diaz began his twenty-fifth year as president and was inaugurated for his seventh term today in City of Mexico. The nation observed the day as a general holiday with all Mexico united in honoring the distinguished citizen. Diaz is 76 years old and this may be his last term.
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Diaz
City of Mexico
Mexico
Capture of 202 Meter Hill Sparks Tokyo Parade
News from Tokio reports the capture of 202 Meter Hill fueling enthusiasm in the Japanese capital. Thousands of recruits parade to barracks in uniforms, escorted by relatives with flags. Public details on conscription totals remain undisclosed.
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Tokio
Nissen’s Body Found Near Stevensville Shore
The body of Nissen was found on the lake shore near Stevensville, Michigan. The Protection tug and reporters joined relatives in a search at 8:30 a.m. for any trace of Peter Nissen and his rolling wind bag, Fool Killer No. 3, in the lake’s southern end.
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Nissen
Chicago
Stevensville
Mich
Peter Nissen
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Nebraska and San Francisco
An earthquake was felt at West Point Nebraska at 3 am with waking residents but no damage reported. In San Francisco five sharp shocks occurred early this morning with two severe quakes and no damage, all considered local.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
West Point
San Francisco
Railroad Fatality in Worcester Trains Crash Claims Three
Three trainmen killed and two seriously injured when a freight engine collided with a switch engine on the Delaware and Hudson line in Worcester. A commissioner of estimate and assessment was appointed two weeks ago, with compensation set at $10 per day.
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Worcester
Dee. J
Delaware & Hudson
Social Life of Elkhart Features Birthdays and Parties
Miss Lena Radtke celebrates her birthday with a surprise party at 730 Harrison street. Twenty five friends attend and present a gold signet ring. Prizes go to Miss Mabel Hilfer and Bernard Dolan. Claude Sawyer of Mishawaka attends. An art student picnic at Mrs. Sybil Maxon’s on Second street includes Mrs. Schreiber and Mrs. William Inks as guests of honor. Ona Swinehart is surprised on her twenty second birthday at Fred Biddler’s near her farm. Mrs. Albert Shekels hosts a Pedro afternoon. Elks initiate five new members at the Wednesday meeting.
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Lena Radtke
Harrison Street
Learman and
Fulz
Mabel Hilfer
Bernard Dolan
Claude Sawyer
Mishawaka
Sybil Maxon
Second Street
Schreiber
Boise City
Idaho
Goshen
William Inks
Ligonier
Ona Swinehart
Elkhart
Alfred Biddler
Swinehart
Miss Swinehart
Women’s Literary Clubs Discuss Cyrano and Famous Plays
Mrs. J C Lane spoke before the Fifteen Circle on works like Cyrano de Bergerac and Rostand's play with notes on Mansfield and Gross. The gathering included a display of a court copy and discussion of authorship, while the Progress Club featured papers on notable periodicals and domestic science at Mrs. Goettel’s home.
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J. C. Lane
Fifteen Circle
Rip van Winkle
School For Scandal
Vanity Fair
Rostand
Richard Mansfield
EB. Gross
Chicago
Paris
Cirera
C. D. Roys
Gross
Toast to the hostess Yet of the club members numbered
A recount of remarks by a speaker who praised the two papers and closed with an original poetic toast to the hostess. Fourteen club members attended the gathering and numbered themselves among the attendees.
Evangelist White Leads Elkhart Revival at Baptist Church
Evangelist B. W. White preached powerfully on power with God and men to a large crowd at the Baptist Church. He urged reason and intelligence in faith as three more baptisms and four confessions boosted First Christian Church revival efforts.
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Evan-gelist
B. W. White
Chaplain White
Elkhart
J. Ll. Barclay
Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Grimes
U. B. Church
Christ
Goshen Couples Wed In Quiet South Bend and Nappanee
John W Himehaugh and Miss Ivy Corbin of Goshen secretly wed in South Bend on a Wednesday night. Bertha Rothrock and Benjamin Bosse of Goshen married secretly at Nappanee by the groom’s grandfather. George W Gilbert of Benton township is declared insane and separated from home while Roy Alderman of Goshen regains the ability to walk after a rat killing accident. No new smallpox at Nappanee and detention hospital cases due for discharge.
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John W. Himehaugh
Ivy Corbin
Goshen
South Bend
Bertha Rothrock
Benjamin Bosse
Nappanee
Squire Marion Corns
George W. Gilbert
Benton Town
Roy Alderman
Gosuen
Elkhart
Railroads Push Federal Block Signal Law
Railroads seek congressional action to require block signaling for lines with significant passenger traffic. The measure, backed by the Interstate Commerce Commission and most railroads, would set a feasible rollout period to avoid hardship and respond to public concern over wreck fatalities. The bill would mandate signaling under ICC supervision and cover major carriers already adopting or planning to adopt the system.
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Congress
Inter State Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mishawaka Local Woman Feared Hurt In Heated Accident
Mrs. Fred Marker wrapped a hot flat iron in cloths to warm her feet during a Tuesday drive near Mishawaka. The cloths caught fire and she leaped from the buggy after noticing flames. Nearby farmer aided her recovery while a South Bend resident faced a separate theft case involving clothing and a dress pattern taken from a woman upstairs and sold at auction to raise money for liquor.
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Fred Marker
South of Mishawaka
George’ ‘Smith
South ‘Bend
Arm injury and gunshot victim reported in local area
James Bear of near Bourbon lost his left arm in a corn shredder on Wednesday with amputation below the shoulder and aged about 60, feared unable to endure the shock. Louis Hall, north of Osceola, was accidentally shot in an arm three weeks ago and is in critical condition from lockjaw after an Elkhart physician was summoned this morning.
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James Bear
Bourbon
Louis Hall
North of
Osceola
Lockjaw
Elkhart
Amusements: David Hari sketch and Bucklen burlesque show
The article reviews a three act play featuring David Hari with Harum and a deacon, praised for humor and popularity in Homeville. It notes Sam T. Jack's Burlesque Company at Bucklen next Friday presenting A Rialto Rounder with musical vaudeville acts, a Cuba adventures plot, and a lineup of specialty performers and living pictures.
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David Hari
Homeville
N. Y
Harum
Sam T. Jack
Bucklen* Opera House
Priday
Dec
A. Rialto
Acta
Mlle. DeLome
Hoop Roller
B. M. Hanley
George Kaine
Beatrice
Frank
Sadie Harrigan
Mona Vincent
Coon Shouter
A Living Pictures
Model Time-Table Folders Modern Travel Guides From NY Central
Model time-table folders issued by the New York Central’s passenger department are praised as superior to prior timetables. The twofold set, numbers 30 and 30, are part of the Four-Sack Series and lauded as literary gems and travel compendia. General Passenger Agent George H. Daniels incorporated ideas from bright contributors to include practical content for railway travel, recommended for libraries and business desks.
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New York Central
Buffalo Commercial
Maryland Canvass Certifies Electors and Delegation Split
Baltimore December 1 The state board of canvassers reports Maryland’s total presidential vote. Governor Warfield certifies seven Democratic electors and one Republican Charles J Bonaparte J r receiving the highest elector total. The congressional delegation remains evenly split with three Democrats and three Republicans.
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Roosevelt
Maryland
Baltimore
State Board of Canvassers
Warfield
Charles J. Bonaparte
Epileptic Man Burns to Death in Indiana Home
James Hanty, an epileptic, died after his home near Stumpers Creek in Paoli Indiana caught fire. Neighbors saw the dwelling afire and could not rescue him. It is believed he toppled into the flames during convulsions and the fire spread to the building.
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Paoli
Ind
James Hanty
Stumpers Creek
Banty
Stale Bread Griddlecakes Recipe
Stale breadcrumbs soak in boiling milk for one hour. Beat egg yolks and whites separately. Mix yolks into breadcrumbs then stir in flour melted fat and baking powder. Fold in whites, pour on greased griddle, bake quickly to a golden brown. Useful as a wholesome substitute for meat.
Moving a Cake Tin Out of Cold Cloth
A fragmented OCR line hints at removing a cake tin from a cold cloth. The text is garbled and provides no clear event, person, or organization to anchor details.
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