Edith Frankenstein Hid Marriage to Shield Husband
Edith Frankenstein concealed her marriage to Ralph Sprado to protect him from disgrace and preserve his job at Praser & Chalmers. She was exonerated in forgery charges Friday in Harrison Street police court and later arraigned in silence. The couple lived with the bride’s mother at 889 Washington Boulevard before leaving for Racine Wisconsin to recover from the shock of arrest.
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Qienso
Finn
Morrisdental
Are You Going East Taking Lehigh Valley Rail Trip
If you seek a comfortable journey to New York the Lehigh Valley railroad promises delightful scenery and a smooth ride. Savor the route with scenic views and reliable service.
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New York
PI Delphic
Ser
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Weather forecast for Wananeria and Moray area
A chilly Monday with cold winds and potential frost. Frost may affect coastal and inland areas with low temperatures and light wind moves throughout the day. Expect cold morning and evening periods with the thermometer staying near the lower end of the range.
Federal session opens in city to hear counterfeit cases
The United States district court will convene tomorrow with Judge Baker and an official retinue to hear important cases. Captain Halls will prosecute five counterfeit charges while three Whitton men and two others face trials for passing raised bills. The session may last two to three days.
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Sumit
Cates
Liportanice
Dude Wakter
Nobie Hunley
Lafollete
Clagence Nich
Henry Lewin
Henry Bredemuir
Charles Sheets
Local visitors and church notices fill city brief
The City News lists residents and visitors including Elwin Barber of Lartus Burker and George Q. Trussell of Afar. J B Kaler from Columbia City visited. Henry Holman returns to work after four weeks illness. West Jefferson Church adds members. West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ holds services despite bad weather with Rev W T Groom speaking on Divine Love and Baptism.
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Barber
Lartus
FE EL Gaskell
Burker
Dad
George Q. Trussell
Afar
J. H. Smith
Gontinental
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Henry Holman
O. B. Fitch
J. B. Kaler
Columbia City
Harper Sigey Company
West Jefferson Street
Sheriff Stont
Marvin Kuhns
Albion
West Creighton Avenue Church
Yale faculty orders end to sophomore secret societies
Yale's faculty resolutions effectively permit societies to die a natural death by not admitting new members. President Hadley says the move ends the agita with no new expulsions, addressing college wide interest rather than individual offenses. The action follows a February dispute over society influence and finances. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup advertised as a 25 cent remedy.
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Yale
Hadley
Unt Trey
Petiomore
Wadley
Sigma
Fale
The Best Plaster Pain Balm Remedy Advertisement
A damaged 19th century advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior to plaster for lame back chest or side pain with prompt relief. It claims one application relieves rheumatism pain and lists Dreier & Bro druggists as sellers. Also mentions legal bond agents Schrader Wilson and deposit company Court &
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Dreier & Bro
Cornetist Levy Declares Bankruptcy in Indianapolis
Cornetist Levy, formerly tester at Connad Instrument Factory, filed for bankruptcy in Indianapolis after severing ties with the company. Over five years he lived lavishly, spending more than 22 000 derived from his employer and side gigs, leaving assets of 500. Major creditors include Henry Hayt and Christian Mertz of New York, each owed 1 175.
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Elrhare
Ind
Dee. Fries
Levy
Nmuns Cornetist
Indianapolis
Connad Instrument
Labili Sismts
Henry Hayt
Christian Mertz
New York
Burial Insurance Movement Dissolves Amid Bills
One of two mutual assessment burial associations formed recently to push for local legislation has dissolved. The group, led by undertakers, failed to collect assessments from most members and feared prospective restrictions if law changes passed at Indiana spots.
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Terr Truth
Jed
Deg
Indian Spolls
Thoms
KEI KEIL 114 Calhoun St Pledges Upright Grand Piano Offer
SPER CLEAT MONEY! S205 ee to loan at 3 per terest. In saan of Sx'Goo oF More, Ouime proved city property. VERREY PICTURES, size 22x15, given away with every 50¢ purchase. KEI & KEIL 114 Calhoun St. 10th Steck is the name of the sweetesttoned Upright Grand Piano in the world. A fit line of new stytes that receiver. 1. HILL. Agent.
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Ouime
Clark Vralimbanig
Verrey
KEI & Keil
Calhoun St
Steck
Hill
Commercial Travelers Association to Meet in Indianapolis
The Commercial Travelers Association of Indiana will hold its annual meeting in Indianapolis on December 2. An evening event on December 28 will feature a dance and ball at a local hall, with plans for amendments announced by organizers.
HITT 18 A CANDIDATE FOR SENATE SEEN
Dee Vencago reports that Congressman Robert A. Hitt will seek the U S Senate seat to succeed Senator Shelby, a move announced at a meeting of state senators and district representatives. Wording suggests support from Mr Witte’s group, while some deny the report. The piece also mentions Moffay’s Life Pile as a family remedy.
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Vencago
Dee
Congressiman
Robert A. Hitt
United States
Shelby
Cutlom
Thia
Witte
Mir
Mrs M Lean Dead Mother of McLean Family
Mrs M Lean dies at Washington residence after long illness in her 70s. Born Kentucky, widow of Washington McLean, former Cincinnati Enquirer publisher. Survived by daughters Mrs Dewey and Mrs Ludlow, wife of Rear Admiral Ludlow, and son John R McLean of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Admiral Dew. Funeral details not listed.
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Nev
McLean
John
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dewey
Ludlow
John R. McLean
Dew
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Washington McLean
Prince of Monaco Divorced. Isidore de Lara Named Co-respondent
At a Paris dinner last night an aged hostess revealed that the Prince of Monaco has obtained a divorce from his wife in a quietly arranged affair not made public by court proceedings. The prince reportedly named Isidore de Lara the musician as co-respondent. De Lara, born in England, is said to be Cohen. The ex-queen predicts the princess will wed the musician, though the prince will not remarry while the princess is alive. The couple are at Chateau Matrchais in the Aisne department.
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Dee
Isabelle
Spain
Monaco
Isidore de Lara
England
Cohen
de Lara
Chateau Matrchais
Aisne
Princess
Soldier Returns Fromuth Writes Mother From Presidio California
Private Jack Fromuth of the United States infantry writes from the Presidio to his mother in the city reporting illness in hospital after arriving from China on the first of the month. He recalls service in the Twenty eighth battery during the Spanish American War and in the Philippines before going to China with his regiment amidst the Boxer outbreak. He suffered rheumatism and is unable to move but hopes for recovery soon.
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Jack Fromuth
United States Infantry
Presidio
California
China
My. Fromuth
Twenty-eighth
Philippines
Presents and Cigar Gift Ideas for Christmas
A festive note suggests Mr. Gruber can supply Eclipse cigars and other Frank Gruber brands in time for Christmas. The Felipse will be packaged in hand name, and the gift is pitched as ideal for a friend, father or brother.
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Frank
Lost dog Hal with tan markings near eyes seeks return
A hinge black and white setter named Hal is missing from FT Brown at 384 Puirfeld nyecue. The dog has tan markings over the eyes on the jaws and front legs and wears a collar marked W Geiger. A reward is offered for the return.
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Hal
W. Geiger
FT. Brown
Puirfeld Nyecue
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