Robbins Case Dismissals Highlight City Lawsuits
Petitioners win in the Driver ditch case as Edward and Albert Robbins see charges dropped. A court update notes dismissals against the Robbins duo, added party lists, and a pending Home Telephone Company action to restrain future foreclosures. Also covered are wills, divorces, and local civil matters including saloon offerings and delivery ads.
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Dliver Hitch
Edward L. Robbins
Albert Robbins
Factor and Son
Auburn
Gulpurke
Thorns
Albert
Edward
Dankah Athen
Hollman & Ballou
Leonard & Lennerd
Hewin £ Underwood
O'Rourke
Petitingers
Scipig
Springfield
Supreme Court
Home Telephone Company
Reeton
Etty
Mary A" Balger
Reed
Harriett
Superior Court
Iungerich
Kreig
Huntington County
Heaton
Ac BL Perfect & Co
R., Welter & Co
Edward Poinvett
Marie GC
Bebultn
Harper & Eggeman
Heaty Sore
Springfield Traction Company
Wacows
Fiat
Ernest Peters
Katherine Peters
Isibelie D. Bowen
End
Bowen
Jamon C. Nanes
Milsee
Marthe Iszbelle
Nanes
Loufeelie
Winter Winona meeting on new juvenile city plan
Bay City leaders and Winona Boys City organizers meet at Winona Lake on January 3 to formalize a new juvenile municipality model. The group aims to place the city under Indiana law with a full officer corps, separating governance from profit motives and expanding juvenile welfare efforts.
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Winona Lake
yKist
Winona Las
Jen
Ute
Winona
Winone
Indiana
Winronn
Bagin Ware
Wisont Assembly
Wks Crown
Estees
Ted
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Charles B. Hake
Anderson
New DC School System Proposal Shakes Public Education Structure
Senator Dolliver introduces a bill to transfer control of Washington DC public schools from the district board to a director of education. Effective April 1, 2008 the director will appoint seven assistant directors, replace the superintendent and board officers, and lawmakers set a $2,100 salary for the assistants.
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Dolliver
Tawa
Senate
Columbia
Tepublic
District of Columbia
Board of Lincation
Commissioner of Education
United States
Othes
Punerviene
Abn
Aicectin
Directne
Ponpowerer
Raqiitel
Fepartran Boats
Cansrees
East Lynne at the Majestic Today and Tonight
A popular matinee and evening show presents the melodrama East Lynne at the Majestic this afternoon and evening. LeRoy Sumner joins Joseph Stanley and Welter Woods in a well managed production with scenic, costume, and stage support aimed at authentic New Mexico atmosphere and appeal.
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LeRoy Sumner
Joseph Stanley
Welter Woods
Billy
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New
Mexico
My Wife's Family Vaudeville at Majertie House
A vaudeville sketch titled My Wife's Family plays Monday matinee and night at the Majertie House. The production promises amusing situations and entertaining specialties performed by a local organization cast.
Yankee Reg at Nuestic Delights Chicago Theatre Crowd
Pho Yanitea Regent, the attraction at Nuestic on Wednesday, caps a trio of musical successes by Joe af America’s toast gifted young composers Ban Jerome. Isle of Spice and Royal Chef sparked city buzz. a beauty chorus led by Collins performed as Chicago audiences applauded the show.
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Pho Yanitea
Nuestic
Joe Af America
Ban
Jerome
Vest
Evan Surpris
Toneteiass
Sente
Oits
Chicago
Nin Collins
Geo
Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold Pill Pills Cure Piles Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold as a internal remedy that supposedly removes the cause of piles. It promises a month’s treatment per package and guarantees, sold by multiple dealers in Calhoun Street and Burnin locations, with emphasis on safety and permanence.
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Leonharttl
Eure Fe Parmanent Evers
Misar Bros
Temple vaudeville bill at the opening night thrills
The Temple presents a vaudeville program with schoolchildren, and acts by Watson, Hutchins, Edwards, the Beliciaire Brothers, Ben-Sons and Robert and Macintosh. The Kingdrome shows an initiation, while The Statue of Co Hil and Tomo headline. A future icon Tom a remarkable act is praised for novelty and stage fitness.
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Watson
Hutchins
Edwards
Sime
Reid
Howell
Hudson Sinters
Mussess Ben- Sons
Robert
Macintosh
Senseti
Surinnia
Joseph Willard
Maryland 4%& Co
WMS
Orsare
Charles Brora
Southerland
Curtis
Men’s Search Trousers Sale Notice
Short sale notice lists trousers for men with unclear details. Readers advised to check locally for full listing and prices.
Frantic gunfire hits during nondescript Kentucky incident
A fragmentary Kentucky dispatch reports a strange event with unspecified gunfire and unclear victims. Names and places are obscured, leaving a minimal summary of the chaotic scene and involved parties.
Gounterfeiters Sentenced to Prison and Workhouse
A group of counterfeiters pleaded guilty and received sentences in a Maryland court. Four defendants were sentenced to prison terms and workhouse confinement, with additional penalties handed down by the judge this morning in Toledo near the court house.
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Lita
Cini
Lima
Jud Lovet B. Knappe
Unite Star Kiettics Cent
Toledo
Rte
Daniels
Ame
Tefermatare
Jet Rical
Maryland
Court House
North
Not Opposed to Waterways Aims at Traction Growth
Proceedings of a Central Electric meeting in Dayton featured Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction officials discussing waterways and streetcar traffic. Col J Levering Jones, president of the Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Co, was to attend but did not arrive. a telegram indicated he would come.
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Fort Warner
Wabash Valley Traction Company
Dayton
Lawton
Ieee
Trafic Association
Gary
Gunn
Tiver
Col. Jones
Col. J. Levering Jones
Fort Wayne
Monroeville News Briefs Include Guests and Local Events
Monroeville news lists visitors and relatives from Fort Wayne to Portland, with carloads of stock visits, family gatherings, a hospital operation for moll stones, a large fire loss, and local political notes. Mentions include Jill Glover, Jennie Jones, Charles Smith's children, Sam Harvey, Lewis Finan, Lawrence Winans, and Nelene Shatter as a gubernatorial candidate in Monroe town.
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Wonrosville
Jill
al’ Glover
Fore Wayne
Charles Smith
Lown
Geyer
Port Warne
Frank Johnson
Fort Waona
Jon Ataho
John McCardie
Fare Warne
Jab
Meter Amccardie
Sam Harvey
New Haves
Aare Hervey
Lewis Finan Wan
Chicara
Ba Winn
Will Valentine
Towa
Tormee
Chavies
Valentine
Packer
RV Rataiter
Alice Phipps
Fortayne
M. Q Shaughnessy
Wayne
Hush Crenitt
Gary
Fmenth
Stephen Crozier
Migles
Aprence Winans
McCardle
Texas Panhandle
Sam Ginthev
New
Ja Finan
Nelendie Shatter
Gustee
Monroe
Mavnroe
Dew Pedro Club
Iss
Helen Davis
Schaeh
Fred Sehdab
Monranvillé Ledge
Ct Menthtra Pieaint Wer O
Mesa AL Mn
Deming
Jahn
Tracy
Rea Praglieskop
T. A. Sovder
M. Turner
Withiany Weatherby
W. Price
Bentey
Jes Bish
Ay Meads
John Green
Oy Sheers
Due Milles
Ingmin
Rly
Stephen Crogter
Ohn
Coeur Tichinand
William
Sytink
Jeony Kerk Whine
Wes Alen
Mianle Aty
Ten
Irene Aude Gritich Wiittern
Mfe GR
Spake
Ed Ewin Mes Glockwunty
Gerteitehs
Victor Waiittern
Palin We Hurtin
Kobinaga
Jessie “Iarvey
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Tautae Spake
Wlatman
W. Dorris
Wasi
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Find Stes
Monty Irek Hapoventig
Fe. Spake
Syracuse Stadium Seating Capacity Claims and Comparisons
Syracuse University stadium is described as seating 30,009 in its world leading structure. The piece compares it with Harvard and Yale facilities noting Harvard’s about 34,000 seating and Yale’s 20,000 capacity. Concrete and steel construction details credit the Trusell Concrete Steel Co of Detroit and Conson dated Engineering and Construction Co of Syracuse.
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Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. S.) University
Ind
Starvard
Harvard
Symouse
Trussel Concrete Steel Company
Detroit
Consondated Engineering and Construction Company
Syracus
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