Bank Indictments Hit Logansport and Kentland Officials
Indictments accuse Judge Baldwin of Logansport and William H Dagoe of Kentland in a Newton County embezzlement scheme. Banks allegedly diverted funds for land and timber purchases to back a railroad project. Authorities moved to close the banks and appoint receivers. land sales occurred as creditors pressed for repayment.
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Baldwin
Logansport
William H. Dagoe
Kentland
Newton
Did
Noy
Gadvel Panter Belalilerin
William Hebugus
Tinanet
Esch Bank
Ban Seelvers
Cinpolotad Amd
Tilli
Arkansas
Tua
Feesivers
Wernt Co Arsansa
Ane
Apatha Rnsult
Sarge Baldivin
A Sign of Prosperity Charged With Petit Larceny
Charles Wyit and Edward Neel were arraigned in Aublan Indiana on a charge of petit larceny. Neel was jailed after posting a 3500 bond and Wyatt remained in custody awaiting circuit court proceedings. The case concerns a theft of property identified by a prosecuting witness with details from October.
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Bist
Aublan
Ind
Charles
Edward Neel
Urisery
Sherrift Reed
Inter
Mintton
Pottt
Ute
Ocmber
Wyatt
Newtius
Beveridge to Speak at Delta Kappa Epsilon Banquet
New York on November 7 Senator Albert J Beveridge will address the Delta Kappa Epsilon association banquet in New York City as a featured speaker, with details of the event noted in the schedule.
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Senator Beveridge
Delta Kappa Epsilon Association
New York
Alpert J. Beveridge
Bunnurt Whirkee
Fiji Islands Offer Limitless Opportunities to Caucasian Enterprise
An aged editorial extols the Fiji Islands as a land of vast future potential for white settlers. It praises climate, water resources, and native goodwill while noting English governance since 1881, improving roads, power, and commerce. The piece urges young pioneers to develop abundant natural resources and religious infrastructure.
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Fiji Islands
Piti
Thse
Pacific Islands
Annual Yorvention Event At Waldorf Astoria
A November 1 gathering at the Waldorf Astoria marks the second annual Yorvention of the society. Speakers include Senator Brand, Hon. Vet H. Mvlewis, and Vernon Davis of New York. A Chinese member of the association is expected to speak, weather permitting.
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Waldorf- Astoria
Valnimaiher
Wed Haven
Tia
Charles HL
Senytue Brand Mvul
Vet H. Mvlewis
Uneavy Jaishon
Railroad Men All Stood Pat in Indiana Campaign
A garbled report notes railroad workers in Indiana remaining firm during a Democratic campaign. It references Dr Fetch of Garrett praising a candidate, and mentions Ben Hur tribe, a recent carnival, and a city meeting. The text is inconsistent but centers on political sentiment among railroad laborers.
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Fetch
Garrett
bin Callead
Prominent figures cited in a cluttered 19th century note
A scattered fragment praises Democratic efforts and key roles by Arran and Marshal while mentioning Anheuser beer in St. Louis at George H. Brown's, 119 East Main. The text urges a woman to judge values and determine household earnings, stressing the need to study advertisements.
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Anheuser Saich
St. Louis
George H. Brown’s
East Main
HOF Bray Specials On Fresh Seafood And Mushrooms
Fresh arrivals feature live lobsters mallard duck black bass frog legs halibut whitefish and fresh mushrooms. The offer emphasizes variety and quality for seafood lovers shopping at the market.
Well Known Simon Kraus Dies in Chicago
News item reports the death of Simon Kraus a longtime Chicago merchant born in Colabia City. He died at his home on Tadlana Avenue after long stomach and bladder illness. Survived by wife five children and siblings Leopold Kraus and others. Funeral at a Chicago chapel. interment in Chicago.
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Kiss News Bursa
Colabia City
Simon Kraus
Wrocers
Brstier
Leopold Kraun
Tadlana Avenue
Chlenga
Ais Prother
Peenolt Yays
Bern
Leopold Daniel
Elisa
Bys
Gleter
Alex Lory
Pauline
Tauri
Belle Kris
Jesse
Moses Kraus
Chicago
Mel
Naniel
Ate
Leon Es Kraus
Max
Sam
Tri Lake Cottages Imperiled by Fire
Firefighters from Coltmeia City and nearby districts battled a blaze threatening the Pei-Laker Resort and surrounding structures six miles east of Tharenurt. Early reports said the fire was brought under control with little danger to hotel, livery barns, post offices and other buildings. a similar alarm a week earlier caused no damage.
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Kise
Borese
Coltmeia City
Eni
Ni Akal
Gentlo
Tha 'Pei-Laker
Have
Jake
I. C. Gristex
Wear J. Woust
A. HL Woodworth
William & Meorong
Sam Hurshbarger
Eatingas
Tharenurt
Notice of meeting on or before November 14 in Indianapolis
The text states members of Part Value and velocity seek to devise a grand lodge building dedication in Indianapolis on November 14. J. Meketh Smith is listed as chair at Farmony Hall 120 W Berry Street with a contact phone. An insurance rate of 275 dollars is mentioned plus other fees for members.
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Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
J. Meketh Smith
Ifly
Imere
Nolly Ak
T. MeReth Smith
Farmony Hall
W. Berry Street
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Persistent Winter Cough
A testimonial from John White of 38 Highland Ave Hruston describes suffering a yearly winter cough for years. After trying advertised remedies, he used Dr Kings New Discovery with the cough nearly gone and reports continued relief this winter. He praises the remedy and notes it is sold with a guarantee and trial bottles.
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John White
Highland Ave
Dr. Inns New Discovery
Bucklen's Arm Salts praised as strong remedy
A Reidsville resident extols Bucklen's Arm Salts as a sure knocker for wounds piles and sores. He recalls using it last summer with quick relief and no scar, noting it cured his skin issue in a few rounds and recommends it for burns and similar troubles. Sold at drug stores.
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J. GC. Goodwin
Reidsville
Tsar
Jaco St
Unselfish Etiquette and Fashion Notes of 1905
A reminiscence on interior design trends and home style, praising simple, practical furnishings and restrained decor. The piece critiques elegant excess and extols modest chairs and plain frames, then shifts to fashion, noting young women's attire and evolving social etiquette. It cites New York theater costumes and remarks on public schools and gender standards of the era.
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Coud Soviets
4 Mather
The One Thing Women Need Most of All
Fragmented, challenging text discusses women, self control, and societal expectations. It critiques modern dialogue about female independence and contrasts work needs, loneliness, and personal fulfillment with male influence and romance. Private desires and social pressure are examined through blunt opinions.
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Saatiment
Lanelhesds
Aethins
Nik South
Plate Cj
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