Columbus Man Selected for United States Senate Seat
Hugh Th. Miller of Columbus, former lieutenant governor of Indiana, chosen as Republican nominee for United States senator over Charles A. Bookwalter in a two day Tomlinson hall convention. The platform backs tariff protection and a constitutional convention to address suffrage and liquor questions. Militia vaccination and new charity plans for orphans are also noted, along with military papers by Brig. Gen. Bridges and Capt. Van Auken.
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Tomlinson Hall
Hugh Th. Miller
Columbus
Wiliam E. English
Marion County
Charles W. Fairbanks
Republican Party
Frank L. Bridges
Indiana
Indiana National Guard
Glenn van Auken
Auburn
State Senate
Third Infantry
United States Army
van Auken
Army
Evidence in Court Proves Bull Pup Ownership
In El Paso Judge E B McClintock rules in a sequesttration suit that a severed two inch tail proves ownership of El Japonis, a white bull pup, by Margarita Valdespino. W J Bryan presented the tail as evidence. the tail fits the dog and ownership is granted.
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el Paso
Tex
Margarita Valdespino
Jane Doe
E. B. McClintock
W. J. Bryan
McClintock
EL Japonis
Juarez
Bryan
Waiter Hurls Soup Over Fried Egg Row at Chicago Restaurant
Charles Miller ordered two eggs fried one on each side at Track as Bros restaurant. Nicholas Grates threw hot soup after four eggs wasted then chased Miller into the street. They were arrested. Miller paid Grates 60 cents for the eggs and left smiling.
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Chicago
Charles Miller
Nicholas Grates
Trackas Bros
West
Madison Street
Miller
Grates
Funeral Postponed in Boston After Mourning Door Crepe
Lieutenant Governor Barry’s funeral is indefinitely postponed after he returns from Washington to find a crepe on his door causing great mourning in South Boston. The incident triggers local reaction and questions about the timing of the service.
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Boston
Barry
Washington
One Syllable Sermon from London
Fragmentary note records an 800 word sermon described as spoken in one syllable style. The garbled text mentions a preacher Palmer of Wan and a format titled Myths. The incomplete OCR yields limited readable names and phrases, with no clear event date or location beyond London.
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London
Wan
Panic as snapping dog roams Brooklyn streets injuring bystanders
A black and white fox terrier bitten by a crowd at Broadway and Graham avenue caused chaos. Michael Backermuth was bitten in the chest while a six year old boy Thomas Sarlica was bitten on the arm. Morris Cohen and a patrolman were also bitten before the dog was fatally shot by the officer.
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Brooklyn
Broadway
Graham Avenue
Flushing Avenue
Michael Backermuth
Thomas Sarlica
Flushing
Backermuth
Thomas
Morris Cohen
Cohen
Thomas Burke
Burke
Woman rescues husband from dangerous well ordeal
On a Kansas farm near Kansas City Mrs Dinkel descended a 40 foot well to reach her trapped husband Gabriel Dinkel. After a fierce struggle she lost grip and he drowned, neighbors then retrieved his body while she struggled to climb out. In Hartford a man named Louis Gaucher surrendered to police claiming four Marlboro robberies.
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Kansas City
Here
Gabriel Dinkel
Hartford
Conn
Louis Gaueher
Salvation Army
Marlboro
Mass
Bridegroom Arrest After Jersey City Nuptials
In Jersey City at Jalt, five minutes after his marriage, John Saukusky was jailed in City prison while his tearful bride and wedding party waited outside. He had celebrated by firing shots from his cab, prompting the arrest.
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Jalt
Jersey City
John Saukusky
City
John
No Tea Tangoes Ban In Boston Hotels
Afternoon tea dances at fashionable Boston hotels are banned by the No¢ense commissioner due to charged admission.
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Boston
No¢ense
Needle Removed After Ten Years Hidden in Body
New Haven police report Laure O'Brien endured a violent hip pain before surgery revealed a needle embedded in her body for ten years. Doctors removed the object and treated her condition.
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New Haven
Conn
Laure O'Brien
The Home Builder Expert William A Radford Answers Readers
William A Radford offers free building advice to readers, citing his experience as editor author and manufacturer. He argues home ownership gives security and independence and urges painting as preservation. He describes a sample house layout with porch living room dining room kitchen and two second floor bedrooms with ample closets.
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William A. Radford
Prairie, Avenues
Chicago
Ill
Modern Heroes and Shifting Attitudes in Fiction
The essay talks of evolving fictional heroes who align with protected groups rather than breaking the law, noting gender roles in home design and a social shift in aristocratic ideals. It cites Katherine F. Gerould and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish in discussions of culture, wit, and marriage.
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Inianapolis
Tonlinson Hall
United States
Senate
Charles A. Bookwaiter
Supreme Court
Quincy A. Myers
Logansport
Lucius C. Embree
Princeton
Ira
C. Batman
Bloomington
A. & Lesh
Huntington
M. A. Chipman
Anderson
Ralston
George Richmond Grose
DePauw University
State Board of Education
Dr. Grose
Robert L. Kelly
Barlfam ‘College
Richmond
Kelly
State Board
Grose
Bers
Indiana National
Orphidne
Mrs. Smith
Massachusetts
Pythian Sisters
Board of State Charities
Charles H. Baldwin
Peoples
Madison
Peter Cossey
F. P. Smith
G. L. Gouty
Milroy Light Company
Milroy
Bep
Igo
Katherine F. Gerould
Dinine Rm Izoxio
Reveiea
Hhal
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