Reed to Succeed Supt Reynolds at Northern Indiana
Mortimer P. Reed becomes acting general superintendent of the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana railway after R W Reynolds leaves South Bend for Kansas City to head the American Light and Power company. Reynolds rows an extended leave of absence, while Reed, long connected with South Bend traction, has served as assistant superintendent and treasurer of earlier lines. Reynolds seeks outdoor work and may return in three to six months as the region’s power project expands with wind and hydro plant construction.
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Southern Michigan Railway
Southern Michigan Compar
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Reynolde
Nortern Midiana
Light Gid Power
South Bend
Railroad Car Movements Show Strong Demand and Stable Gear
The Lake Shore car bulletin reports loaded car movements to Ure Lake Shore held well against the best gear of the period. Refrigerator cars are in heavy demand while other equipment types remain near prior week levels. Trainmaster C. A. Dubhner visited the western division city, and Lake Shore telegraph operator W. T. Ziesel plans time off at Kardinger Lake.
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Western Division
Tarai
W. T. Ziesel
Lake Shore
Krdinger Lake
Court hears Irish-American accused over hat without a crown
At the American embassy in London a court hears an Irish-American charged with misconduct. The presiding judge, Michivel Joseph Barry, is noted as a principal figure, while an amusing exchange occurs over the meaning of a term asked by the defense about a hat described as lacking a crown.
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London
Tesis
Michivel Joseph Barry
Shiv Mennie
Thomas Be
Barry
Harpers Weekly
Not True to Nature at Gallery Farm Scene
A farmer visits an art gallery and objects to a painting, insisting a cow would not look like that. The host questions what is wrong, and the farmer mocks the work with a derisive remark about a cow’s tail.
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Thad Pietam
Heard at the Club Theatrical Yarn Sparks Cigars Tale
At the club a man tells a funny story as the audience lights up with humor. A second observer notes the tale might end with cigars being shared and the listeners leaning in.
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Htarker
Ponte
Colyers
Gammer
Warker
Fragmented Dawnhill Path Talk From Shin Newvich
In a curt exchange on the Dawnhill Path Shin Newvich presses a point about travels and places. The dialogue notes delayed speech and mentions Peoria and Pes onlookers as the audience listens through a stretch of unclear remarks.
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Shin Newvich
Peoria
Vaethu
Newsvied
Cletha
Columbia Dry Cattle 2e at Turnack’s Vega
In a brisk waterbound clash the two teams met amid windy harbor streets. Columbia Dry Cattle faced Turnack’s Vega in a tight tie with decisive plays from leading athletes shaping the outcome.
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Columbia Dry
Turnack
Making willow plumes in New York tenements
Elizabeth Serjeant notes the willow plume trade thriving in New York. factories cluster in Italian districts of the Upper East Side while tenements host willow work. Women are hired seasonally March to June and September to December. workers tie two inferior strands to each feather, earning 5 to 6 cents per inch in factories and 4 to 5 cents at home. Meant resell price ranges from 3.50 to 25 dollars.
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New York
Elizabeth Shepley
Mece Clare’s
Upper East Side
Sma
Royal fish and fowl rights discussed by old law
A Dunblin correspondent reports the Crown’s prerogative over royal fish and fowl. Legends claim sturgeon and whale, and swan ownership rest with the king as ownerless regal property. The article explains medieval justification and links to Denmark and Norway.
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Cardigan Bay
Dunblin
Wooston Post
Norsmandy
Sovereil 1
Denmar Ik
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
National League Pittsburg edged Chicago 3 to 2 in eleven innings while Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 and Boston defeated New York in fourteen innings. St Louis lost 0 to Cincinnati and Cleveland won 5 to 4 over Chicago in American League action.
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Zanesville
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Unclear sport scores from multiple games and weather notes
Rail of fragmentary results lists cities and scores across leagues with rain delays and long games. Notable lines include Detroit 4 St Louis 7 and Wheeling 7 Dayton 6 in 17 innings, with several rain affected fixtures and partial records across leagues like American Association and Central League.
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St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Lewisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Grand ‘Rapids
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Dayton
Bend
Evansville
Zanesville
Fort Wayne
Games for Today In Major League Baseball
Ohio and New York clash as Boston visits New York while Philadelphia hosts Washington and Brooklyn meets Philadelphia.American League slate highlights cross league matchups with several teams in action today before busy schedules and travel.
New Cases Filed in Superior Court
Hattie Roy and Melvin Shupert sue Florence Shupert in Elkhart County for partition of property with Ira Church as attorney for the plaintiffs. Jacob Fi Landgraf seeks $300 from Jacob Landgraf in a superior court action from a St Joseph circuit court change of venue alleging a contract violation over farm shares and operation.
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Roy
Melvin Shupert
Florence Shupert
Elkhart County
Ira Church i
Jacob Fi. Landgraf
St. Joseph Circuit Court
Jacob Landgraf
For Sale At Once Stoves and Household Goods
Sale offers a Cook stove a hard coal burner and a gas stove near new plus a few household goods at 412 North Main Street. Also a Chau tauqua ticket selling contest invites boys and girls to win a gold watch with a call to the secretary between 9 and 11 a.m. Dinner Buckets 24c at Turnock's.
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North Main Street
Jamestown Briefs and Local Notices
Mrs Nathan James shows improvement after illness. Mr and Mrs Levi Pritchard travel to Hartford Michigan to visit his mother. Harvey and Hettie Kindig spent Sunday at Springbrook Park. Ray Long visited Christina Lake Sunday. Roy Blakesley injured by a cannon cracker explosion. James Holderman and family fished at the river yesterday. Trustee John Bristol attended county commissioners meeting in Goshen Tuesday. Una Birkett Grace and Ernest Shaum Nortis Burkett and Boyd Moore visited Maude Bemniller Sunday. Harley Holden went to Kalamazoo on business. Lee Kreighbaum went to Michigan for a two week visit. For rent furnished rooms for light housekeeping 1633 South Main Street. Olympia offers brick ice cream vanilla strawberry chocolate 25c per quart Sunday.
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Levi Pritchard
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Hettie Kindig
Springbrook Park
Ray Long
Christiana Lake
Roy Blakesley
James' Holderman
John Bristol
Goshen
Una
Birkett
Grace
Ernest Shaum
Nortis Burkett
Boyd Moore
Maude Bemniller
Harley Holden
Kalamazoo
Lee Kreighbaum
Michigan
Distant Earthquake Traced by Observatories
Georgetown University observatory reports a heavy earthquake registered at midnight indicating an event about 1,500 miles away. Similar readings came from Cleveland and St. Louis observatories.
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Washington
Astronomical Observatory
Georgetown University
Cleveland
St. Louis
Markets Report From Indianapolis Chicago and Cincinnati
Today's markets show hog prices around 9.50 with 77 000 prime hogs in Indianapolis and Chicago futures for wheat at 1.14. Cattle receipts reach 10 000 Beeves bid to 8.90 in Chicago with 20 000 prime sheep and 38 35 for lambs. Cincinnati notes cattle around 7.15 and hogs at 9.35 with sheep at 4.25 and lambs at 8.40.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Explores British Women’s Suffrage Movement
Cosmopolitan sends Winifred Black to Great Britain to report on women’s suffrage abroad. The piece highlights leading figures and the international movement while noting readers’ interest in big names. Diaz and General Miles contribute forthcoming autobiographies for the magazine.
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Europe
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Winifred Black
Great Britain
Porfirio
Diaz
Mexico
Cosmopolitan
General Miles
What are you going to do about it
Charles Edward Russell, renowned investigator and writer, profiles political graft across the United States in a Cosmopolitan series. He exposes legislative rot gnawing at citizens’ pocketbooks with a dramatic tour of corruption in several locales.
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Charles Edward Russell
United States
Cosmopolitan
Harold Bolce Reveals Radical Religion in Women’s Colleges
Harold Bolce exposes a radical religious curriculum in American women's colleges. He argues graduates enter society with a sensational religious training, as detailed in articles now running in Cosmopolitan Magazine.
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Harold Bolce
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Health reform through Cosmopolitan series grows in scope
The new thought health movement expands with Cosmopolitan publishing essays by notable experimenters on well being. Upton Sinclair has contributed one piece and more eminent writers are planned. Dr Woods Hutchinson also writes practical baby care articles for American homes.
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Cosmopolitan
Upton
Cosmopolitan Presents a Range of Short Stories and a New Serial
The Cosmopolitan features fiction from O Henry Bruno Lessing Jacques Futrelle Jack London Porter Emerson Brown Alfred Henry Lewis and others. A Robert W Chambers serial will begin very soon in the magazine watch for it.
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Bruno Lessing
Jacques Futrelle
Jack London
Porter Emerson
Brown
Alfred Henry Lewis
George Randolph Chester
Sir Gilbert Parker
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Edgerton Castle
Robert W. Chambers
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