Lake Shore Classes for Employees and Instructors Named
The Lake Shore plans a class session for employees with instruction provided by Chas A Towsley and P S Mirtz framed as a training night. Donahue returns to duty at the depot after illness. Several staff including Bert Cole and George Learman are listed as off duty or ill. Rail yard repairs on Car No 37 completed after recent damage. August Kline sustains finger injury while loading rails. Hall plans travel to Texas for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cole
Lake Shore
City
South Bend
Ktine
Foundry Worker Hurt After Fall on Way Home
Guiseppi Ragolia, a foundry employee, sustained a bruise on his right elbow after a fall on his way home from work yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiseppi Ragolia
Fraternal Notes from Pulaski Lodge Confers First Degree
Pulaski Lodge I C C FP conferred the first degree on six candidates at last night's meeting. Four membership applications were received. Plans underway for the March 31 homecoming with roll call and letters from absentees. Rev A A Ogilvie invited services on April 25 marking the 90th anniversary of Odd Fellows founding. visitors from five lodges attended, including a man from Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Lodge
I,c
C. FP
A. A. Ogil
Guilty Verdicts Rise in New York County Records
Six year crime records show just over half of charged individuals are found guilty in New York County. Experts estimate that only two of every hundred would be innocent, highlighting a strong conviction trend amid criminal justice data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York County
Cures Colds and Lung Troubles Claim All Natural Remedy
An advertisement proclaims a remedy cures colds and throat and chest illnesses and prevents grip and pneumonia. It asserts no injurious drugs and claims zero years in use.
Sisters of Holy Cross Endorse Medicate Tonic Example
A fragment from a notice shows the Sisters of Holy Cross at St. Catherine's Normal Institute in Baltimore testifying about using Father John S Medicine as a body builder and general tonic during winter and spring. The text is garbled but references endorsement by the religious group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Holy Cross
St. Catherine’s’Normal Institute
Baltimore
Passage of Ordinance Reads But Not Yet Final
Council discussion centering on the ordinance and its first reading. The measure would not commit the council to final action and was timed to allow thirty five minutes for City Clerk Wilkinson to read the contract and ordinance submitted by the board of works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auneberry
Hart
Wilkinson
Council
Board
Liberty League Strives to Fast-Track Election Board Appointments
The Liberty League reorganizes to complete election board appointments and related matters as rapidly as possible. Rev. H. N. Spear, chairman, travels to Goshen to review opponent plans and confer with local campaign managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H._N. Spear
League
Cin’ Goshen
Anadcto
Goshen
February Holds Mild Weather Record
February's average high reached 38.8 degrees and the lowest averaged 23.4 degrees, both records in seven years. The overall February average was 30.9 degrees, up from 23 degrees last year, with frigid mornings noted among shop workers as they joked about southern winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
The
Mercury
Bowman Rites For Bowman. Tuberculosis Claim
Grover C Bowman 24 died at his home 200 Hickory Street at 4 40 this morning cause tuberculosis He is survived by wife Rachel Bowman son Harold parents Mr and Mrs BE Bowman and brother Cleo Bowman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. ‘Bowman
Hickory Street
Rachel Bowman
Harold
BE. C. Bowman
Cleo Bowman
Family Hears of Death in Dayton Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry Schnecik of north of the city traveled to Dayton Ohio yesterday after receiving a telegram announcing the death of Mr Schneiderks mother A further telegram arrived during the trip noting a brother death but no word has been received since their departure making verification impossible at this time
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Henry Schnecik
Dayton
Schenk
Fragmentary reflection on pride and human endurance
Fragmented text discusses pride guiding mortals through disappointments. Mentions breakfast and dinner times, pale lips, tears, and answering inquiries with nothing. Reflective, non-specific prose hints at inner hurt and self restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Fragmented Philosophical Quotation About Harmony and Heaven
The text presents a Homeric style meditation on unity of heaven and earth. It references a golden chain descending from God to man and notes the connected order of all things. The phrasing suggests an emphasis on proportion harmony and strength through divine linkage.
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Earth
Cabinet of President Taft Formed From McKinley Men
The Taft cabinet includes Knox as secretary of state and Wilson as agriculture secretary, with steady retention of James Wilson in agriculture. Other figures Hitchcock Ballinger and Wickersham are noted, reflecting a blend of veteran Republicans and new appointees from Pennsylvanian, Iowa, and Tennessee backgrounds.
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Nat Taft
Philander
Chase” Knox
Pennsylvania
Brownsville
Mount’ ‘Union
College
Ohio
United States
James H. Reed
Carnegie Company
Knox
McKinley
Hei
United: ‘States
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
James Wilson
Iowa
Scotland
Tater
Tama ‘County
Towa
Iowa State Railway
Congress
University ‘of Iowa
Iowa, Agricultural College
Ames
Agriculture
MacVeagh Stor
The
Treasury
Ranklin
Chicago
National’ ‘Bank of
MacVeagh
Dickinson
Jacob M. Dickinson
Tennessee
Columbs Miss
University
Nashville
Columbia College
University of
United ‘States
Hitchcock
Frank H. Hitchcock
Massachusetts
Hd. Taft
Illinois Solons in Fight Follows House Floor Clash
Springfield reports a heated legislative clash between Representatives Lee Browne and Walter Lantz in a committee room. Browne secured a hold in the chair as Lantz retaliated by jabbing with a shoe toe, prompting intervention by other lawmakers and a chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lee O'Neill
Browne
Walter “Lantz
Lantz
Kansas City man withdraws gift after cemetery orders exhumation
William D Corbin of Kansas City withdrew a $10 000 gift following Sharon Cemetery Merwin Missouri orders to remove and exhume the body of his pet dog Pritzie from the family lot. The dispute extended to relatives and other graves reportedly at the foot of his son’s resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mar
Sharon
Merwin
Pritzie
William D. Corbin
Ston
Woman credits Grape-Nuts for health regain and weight gain
A Oklahoma woman recounts illness from improper food in spring 1904 and says after using Grape-Nuts three times daily with cream she stopped stomach burning, remained able to work, and gained 26 pounds in three months. Postum Co. promotional note accompanies the letter praising the product.
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Oklahoma
Ford
Tony
Postim Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Auman
Fragmentary note mentions Mr and Mrs Eneplogle and railroad aid
A damaged line references Mr and Mrs Eneplogle and a railroad aid or assistance. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear event or date details.
Smplerwash cures eczema claims in simple remedy
An old medical claim argues eczema is a skin germ issue not blood related. It touts a liquid mix called Dr DeD Prescription with oil of wintergreen thymal glycerine and other agents as a supposed cure.
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Lipoe
Atecuree
Permani
Joe Enn
Houseworth
Day tor. Caliorni telephone operator
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a telephone operator in California and day tor. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or names to establish a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Caliorni
Soe liom C a tree toad
A fragmentary notice mentions a toad and a tree within a locale path. Readable elements point to a small item or catalog entry rather than a full event. No clear names, dates, or organizations emerge from the legible text.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Cited By Women
A mid century testimonial montage from Bardstown and Christiana praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles. Letters claim cures of ulceration, displacements, fibroid tumors, and nervous prostration, urging others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardstown
E. Pinkham
Wen Halr
Bardsown
Christiana
Tenn
Lydia
B. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Maryy
EY ‘Pinkham
Honest Proposition Promises Reduced Readings
Fragmentary ad promises next 72 hours of price cuts for readings. States regular price 2 dollars with special offers 50 cents and 1 dollar readings. Indicates a forthcoming venture and appeal to readers.
Do You Seek Help To Win A Loved One's Heart
A fragment asks if rivals have crept between lovers and promises a Gifted Medium can reveal methods to win affection quickly. It claims to teach how to overcome rivals and gain the regard of any person you desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Gifted clairvoyant offers guidance on love and success
An advertisement presents a clairvoyant claiming to aid with love, courts, marriage, health, business, lawsuits, and all transactions. It promises insights into hopes and ambitions and invites readers to seek help through the gifted seer.
Hidden Scribe Echoes Old Beliefs of Fate and Names
A fragmented text discusses a mysterious man who reveals personal truths. It mentions knowing one’s identity, origin, and companions, and predicting marriage with dates. The piece reads like an antiquated moral reflection on fortune telling.
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Chas. A. Towsley
Pat? Donahue
Lake Shore Depot
Wn. Hall
Lake’ Shore
St. Joe Street
Texas
George Learmai
Accounting Department
Master Mechanic's Office
Kentucky
John
Liberty
Ey Eee
Seattle
Vicanne
Navy
Kansas
New York City
Pittsburg
Lehigh University
University ‘of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
of Strong .&.Cadwalladare
Ruth
Illinois
Solons
Missourian
MFG
Ourieads
Ie “Wiig
AB. Eneplogle
evloreMi
E. “Pinkham
South Second Street
Ieulation
FEN
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