Marshall Named Governor Yet Known for His Yarns
Tom Marshall, Indiana’s newly elected governor, gains fame as a popular orator and humorist. The Columbia City resident, noted for soft heart and long rail journey tales, is described amid his rise in state politics and his marriage to Lois Kimsey, the court clerk’s daughter.
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Columbia City
Whiley County
Indianapoliay
Av Railroad Junction
Indiana
Tom Marshiull
Penn
Posay County
Terra Waute
Port Wayne
Tawyer Marshall
Wwoman
Tom Marshall
Columbia
Tom
FBI
Alice Ty
Atkins
Thomas
Phi Gamma Detra
Tittorsch
Chrles
Warren Fairbank
Meredity Nicholeon
Miresall
Lois Kimneey
Duis Mireshall
Cotati
Las
Hans Te Ie
SCONE
Temistatira
Duinaeray
Healing Pine Oil Remedy Promoted by Leah Chemical Co
An ad touts Virgin Oil of Pine and Pine Oil preparations claimed to cure bronchial ailments. It describes inhalation, dosing every four hours, and mentions the product as a patented remedy from Leah Chemical Co of Quueinnacl with a veterinary seal of assurance and June 80, 19).
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Devia Bey
Ceed Wien
Jeurbie
Leah Chemical
Election Results Note Teems with Local Referencing
The report records a political contest favoring Democratic Senate candidate to replace James A. Hemenway. It notes a Taft era alignment in the region with a gain of votes around ten thousand and Marshal achieving an election margin near fifteen thousand.
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United States
James A. Hemenway
Taft
Marshal
Tree-felling accident cripples worker near Waterlog
In Waterlog Indiana on Monday Jacob Roh suffered severe leg injuries while a Cockmiller mill crew felled timber. As the tree fell the trunk kicked back, pinning Kohl who could not escape. Both tibia and fibula were broken. he is a hard working man relying on manual labor. Duck dinner today at the Hof Brat priced 25 cents.
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Kist
Cockmiller Mill
Jacob Roh
Kohl
Kehl
Peacock Throne Exhibit Sparks Art World Debate
In New York on Nov 6 the Metropa lin Act unveiled a famed Peacock throne claimed authentic by Furdon Clarke but disputed by Lord Curzon of Kedleston, former viceroy of India. The pedestal dispute stirs art circles in New York and London.
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New York
Widsedm
Pedestals From Delhi Throne Pieces Spark Debate
A long article details the fate of relics from the Delhi throne pedestal set once tied to the Peacock throne. It discusses purchases by Mr Purdon Clarke for the South Kensington and Metropolitan museums, authenticity claims by Lord Burton and Lord Carrott, and the survival of pedestals and fragments amid mutiny looting.
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Delhi
Crus Tadhe
Nahir Sah
Persia
I Ie
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Sati
Carrott
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Directr
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Ainfler
le Aimp
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Fto
Cmd
Porsche
Clarke
Chirke Mace
Dyter
Pthver Tert
Palane
Biy
Seale Kensington Musein Thai
Indy
Museita
State Bankers 10 Meet Here in Fort Wayne
The State Bankers Association met yesterday afternoon to plan extending invitations for the next meeting. Fort Wayne was named as the logical host for the 1910 gathering with Wayne seen as likely site. Vice Presidents from Germen America National Bank and First National Bank, along with Charles E. Bond of Old National and the Fort Wayne Clearing House Association president, will lead the invitation effort.
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Clearing House Association
Indianapolis
Ainy Oti
Uocal
Uae
Aod
Mort Wayne
Hood Wants
Germen-a Americat National Bank
Tin Kardon
Deaths in Adams township and nearby areas
Multiple obituaries note Aurelia Darn Sebulle infant daughter of Air and abs Ernest Shute dying Thursday at home aged six months. Services set for Sunday afternoon and at St John s Reformed Church. Mimella Atathenie also died Thursday at the family home in Adams township after four weeks with typhoid pneumonia. she leaves several children and services are planned Sunday. George Schwartz, longtime resident, died Friday morning at home aged seventy five from pneumonia complications. services on Monday at the residence and at St John s Lutheran Church. Mrs Catherine Lehninke to be honored with religious services and post-funeral rites by local groups. funeral at 2 o clock from the home and 2 80 from the church under Rev Daly. The notices reflect a string of local deaths and immediate family survivors.
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Schulte
Aurelia Darn Sebulle
Air
Abs
Ernest Shute
Charlotte
Gue Fo Spagai
Reskienne
St.John's Reformed Church
Sarhenis
Mimella Atathenie
Fauinly
Adams Township
Henry Ma I Uence
Ella
Bertha
Malinda
Dani
Zybis
Dito
August
Huron Marheoke
Inwarta
George Schwartz
Germany
America
Acts
Wayne
Charles Janes
la Sporte
St .Jihn's
Dence
St John’'s
Latheran Church
Henne P. Dannecker
Rotao Amano
Fire Near Warsaw Threatens Dyeing Plant
A spark from a locomotive horn ignited dry grass west of the Warsaw dyeing company's plant shortly before noon Friday. The blaze threatened the plant and several houses, and the fire department was summoned twice, but no buildings were damaged.
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Rist News Burea
Warsaw
Sparke
Ming Company
Meaning of Fish La Violators Scheduled
In Warsaw Indiana on a Friday trials set for Charles Paul Kanep and Charles Hreter on charges related to illegal fish gigs or spears. The men were arrested near Sidney by Deputy Fish Wardens John Baney and Elmer Flint. Court under W.H. Hiler presides.
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Kist News Tureau
Warsaw
Ind
Charles
Kanep
Hreter
Swith
Tie Dustien
W. H. Hiler
Warsi
Sidney
Oh Baney
Aind Elmer
Flintt
Well Known Kosciusko County Woman Dies
Williene Bodkin, a prominent Kosciusko County resident, died Friday morning after a period of illness. Funeral services are planned for Sunday at Leesburg, with burial to follow in Leesburg cemetery.
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Kosciusko County
Resignation at Frangis and Bowser Firm
Unclear OCR text reports W. Rowse resigning from Frangis and Bowser. Fragmentary phrases mention Warsaw and a court appearance. Names and dates are obscured, leaving only scattered references to personnel and proceedings.
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W. Rowse
Frangis &, Bowser
Poisoning Fears Amid Divorce Plea in Auburn Ind
Through his attorney Utartes Bavuinel of Concord, a man filed for divorce alleging long years of harsh treatment by his wife. The suit cites heated quarrels and profane insults, with one incident described as the wife harming herself and her husband by poisoning, causing general illness at home and during social gatherings.
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Rist
Huryau
Auburn
Ind
Utartes
Pyaners
Dronedo
Another Evidence of Prosperity Bank Doors Open in Kansas City
The text notes a wife initially resisting housekeeping causing the plaintiff hardship and leaving for Michigan on January 28, while a Kansas City bank named Sov. The Lhizens' and Farmers' State bank opened its doors today, signaling prosperity. The plaintiff is a township resident and a capable horseman.
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Michigan
Kansas City
Kas
Sov
Lhizens
Farmers' State Bank
O-Dar
Fraud suit seeks ouster of Western Trust over railroad bonds
Milwaukee November suit by bond holder Alexander Beaubien targets Western Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago as trustee of the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railroad bond issue. Beaubien alleges fraudulent involvement by the company and trustees, contesting a $16 million issue and claiming bonds may have been issued against property far below required value.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Western Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railroad Company
Aleander Beaubien
J. Beaubien
New Series of Postage Stamps Issued for Use Next Month
A notice reports the U S post office department is preparing a new 1908 series of postage stamps in denominations 1 4 8 12 19 coins and higher including 50 and 1 09. Old designs will remain until exhausted. The stamps feature heads of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington from Houdson’s bust with identical borders and the word Postage above. The series mirrors the 1902 size and shape, with planned issue by November 18 and later reminders for postmasters to obtain stamps. Also noted are details on a former editor W H Shinn and his wife returning to LaGrange, Indiana, and Shinn’s publishing work in St Paul.
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Pestattiea
Benjamin Frankin
Houdson
Géorgs
Washington
Shinn
Stevenson to Contest Deneen Election
The defeated Democrat vows to contest Governor Deneen's election in Illinois. Disputed results show possible miscounts across precincts and counties, with potential changes if votes were reallocated. The contest centers on whether Stevenson could have prevailed with adjusted tallies amid statewide tabulations.
Injunction Bars I C C From Moving On River Race Case
In Chicago November judges Groescup Scaimin and Baker of the United States court granted a temporary injunction restraining the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing its order in the so called river race case. The ruling halts the commission’s action pending further court consideration.
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Chiago
Ludges Groescup
Scaimin and Baker
United Sittes Rourt
Todey
Interstate Commerce Commission
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