Read Your Life Readings Advertised by Moynihan
An aged artifact style ad claims a man can read life events and predict future outcomes. It touts planetary calculations by a German astrologer, with testimonials and instructions to mail name birth data and a personal note. It lists an English address and urges readers to send letters and stamps for service.
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Taft Leaders Plan Campaign Actions This Week
Washington June. Taft and leaders prepare to map a campaign strategy as delegates and electors’ questions loom. A nine member sub committee will travel to Washington on Monday to report findings and set a timetable for action while Roosevelt contemplates next moves. A slow start is planned to gauge the colonel's course before full campaign work begins. A later note mentions a Big Trolley League double header at League Park on Sunday June 30 with Columbia City facing Shamrocks at 2 PM.
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Local residents travel to Kendallville to see baseball game
About one hundred from Lagrange motored to Kendallville to watch the Chicago White Sox vs the Reds. Frank Stith and family visit Latistity, Mich. Arthur Punk heads to Billings, Mont for weeks with relatives. Fred Smeltzy, county superintendent, back from Lafayette. Seventeen June marriage licenses issued. Mrs. H. M. Herbert and daughter visit Kendallville. A blaze near Earl Gareth's place caused a small alarm but was extinguished. Orville Engle returns from Minnesota trip to Ohio. Richard Newman, aged ninety four, remains ill at his son's home.
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Richard Newman
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H. Newman
Virginia Delegate Ryan Discusses Bryan Interview
Thomas F. Ryan, a Virginia delegate and Baltimore convention figure, grants a rare interview in which he comments on Bryan’s campaign and the Democratic ticket. He explains his Virginia group’s cautious stance, his own support if Bryan is nominated, and the party’s path to unity amid questions about wall street influence and rural interests.
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The Muse at Rome City Framing A Curious Night
A Fort Wayne writer’s friend details a lively Rome City gathering with a late night jingle and a round of social activities. The event features a dinner, seaside chatter, and hopeful anticipation for future diner engagements, with playful reflections on fate and matchmaking amid a starry sky.
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Moose Lodge to Convene July Carnival Parade Meeting
All members of the Moose lodge are requested to meet at the lodge room on Monday evening July 1 1912 at 7 p m to participate in the Moose Carnival parade. Moose Committee.
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Man Fractures Shoulder at Lagrange Mill
Vern Free, a fireman at Stroup & Co saw and planing mill in Lagrange Ind, fractured a shoulder while at work. He was cared for at Dra Short and Rozelle and sent home. Physician said he would be unable to work for several weeks. Also a real estate ad follows at 723 Court Street.
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Hmostelry Opens at Oliver Lake near Valentine
June 29 report from Lagrange notes the opening of a resort at Oliver Lake near Valentine. Joseph Norris established a hotel on the east side of the lake, promising to draw visitors with fishing boating and lake scenery. Several cottages exist and more are planned for the summer at this large inland water body noted as the state’s deepest.
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No Submission No Inaction in Republican Stand
A highly charged political screed condemns the Chicago convention steal by predatory wealth and party bosses. It urges the Republican base to resist submission, embrace action, and unite to move forward, cleansing the party of influences seen as corrupt and reasserting vigor under Roosevelt’s challenge.
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Tiny Sisters Seek for Mother in Rain After Lure of Lost Clouet Kin
In Saint Maurice a four year old girl wandered drenched and hungry, calling for a mother. Mme Joly aided her, and two other ragged siblings were later found. all three, Amille Clouet and Alice and Altice, were taken to the Children’s Home after inquiries failed to locate their family. Two-year-old baby joined the trio, and authorities separated them for care while investigations continued in Charenton and nearby towns.
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East Ender Seeks Two Acres With Graded Lots Near Interurban
Real estate notice offers two acres with 14 large lots in a scenic grave location. Describes best interurban facilities and a price of 750 dollars per block. Terms require one third cash. Contact Louis F. Curdes in the Shoaft Building.
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Art dealer sicard chats on English market for California relics
Special Despatch from London reports Charles Louis Sicard, NY art connoisseur, vacationing in England and discussing rising values of Western artworks. He notes prices for farm pictures climbing, a niche market in England, and mentions encounters with Theron Blakeslee and others amid gossip of California redwood trees, Coombe Court specimens, and Queen Victoria relics.
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Pelisse of Princess Restored After Taxi Ride Theft
The long flagged pelisse once worn by a princess was found in a Montmartre café after a taxi driver claimed to possess it. Police questioned the driver, released him, and returned the garment to the princess, ending a pending chapter in the saga.
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