Richeson Self-Mutilates in Jail Before Trial
Rev Clarence V T Richeson formerly pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Cambridge, awaiting murder trial for Miss Avis Linnell Hyannis, cut himself with tin in his cell. Four surgeons operated. he remains weak but alive and expected for January 15 trial. District Attorney Pelleter says condition not dangerous. sanity action may be considered before trial.
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Boston
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Emanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Avis Linnell
Hyannis
Mmusie
Sufalk
Richeson
Hickeson
Joseph C. Pelletier
No Opposition to Mr Hoffman Democratic District Chairman
Edward G. Hoffman of the city is named as the unanimous choice for re election as democratic district chairman at a six county district convention to be held in the court house assembly room on Saturday afternoon December 30 Speakers include Congressman Cline Senator Fleming and D M Link of Auburn a state tax commission member. Allen county Democrats meet December 27 to select delegates with ward and township apportionment listed for races across the county.
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Edward G. Hoffman
Court House
Hoffman
Cline
8. B. Fleming
D. M. Link
Auburn
State Tax Commission
Allen County
W. A. Johnson
L. S. C. Schroeder
Seventh Ward
Eishth
Ninth Ward
Tenth Ward
Aboite Township
Adams Township
Cedar Creek Township
Eel River Township
Jackson Township
Jefferson Township
Wake Township
Lafayette Township
Madison Township
Marion Township
Maumee Township
Milan Township
Monroe Township
Croup Haunts Household Voice Strikes Fear
A garbled excerpt depicts a household struck by a harsh metallic cough attributed to croup. The fragment hints at panic and concern within a home, describing the sound as alarming and hoarse, with a sense of fear pervading the scene.
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Croup
Pioneer Fort Wayne resident dies of pneumonia
Ernst N. C. Bruns aged 83 years 3 months 4 days longtime Fort Wayne resident died Wednesday at 4 am at 1914 South Harrison street after a two week illness. Born in Germany he came to the United States in 1849 and later settled in Fort Wayne with a long career at Miller Furniture Wabash and Pennsylvania shops. A prominent Odd Fellow he belonged to lodge No 14 I O O F Concordia lodge Fort Wayne encampment No 152 Canton No 17 Y O O F and leaves three children Jimelie George Bruns and Mrs George Hemhardt. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from his residence with Odd Fellows rites Lindenwood cemetery burial.
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Ernst N. C. Bruns
Fort Wayne
South Harrison Street
Germany
United States
Katherine Gilfrid
New York City
Miller Furniture Company
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Bruns
Concordia Lodge
Canton No
Jimelie
George Bruns
George Hemhardt
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lindenwood Cemetery
Best on Earth verdict praises Foley's Honey and Tar
R J Howell of Tracy Ohio says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured his wife’s severe cough and chest illness that looked like consumption. He claims the product soothed sore lungs, ended constant coughing, and restored her voice, insisting the remedy contains no opiates or harmful drugs.
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R. J. Howell
Tracy, O
Foley
Taft urges tariff board findings on wool revision
President Taft sends to Congress the tariff board report on schedule K of the Payne act and urges immediate revision with substantial rate reductions for wool and woolens. The board finds current duties are prohibitory, overstate cost differences, and shield domestic producers while keeping high quality wools out of the market. The president backs ad valorem or specific duties but warns against hastily enacted measures.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
United States
Hugh J McGowan Dies Sudenly In Indianapolis
Hugh J. McGowan head of the McGowan Morgan Traction syndicate in Indiana died at 8 30 after an acute heart attack while driving in Indianapolis He was 54 and survived by a widow and four daughters He built the interurban road network here and earlier served as Kansas City sheriff and police officer His death followed recent illness and a heavy bout of grief in his family.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hugh J. McGowan
McGowan-Morgan Traction Syndicate
Indiana
Chartrand
Meflowan
Lachina
Kansas City
James McGowan
Mr. McGowan
Missouri
Hoe
Tariff Board Praised for Thorough Report on Wool Costs
The speaker lauds a comprehensive tariff board report on wool and woolens as a model of impartial inquiry. The board, bipartisan yet nonpartisan, provides findings to guide fair duty levels without proposing rates. It urges downward revision of schedule K to reflect relative costs and align production incentives.
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Tariff Board
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Back Pain Relief
Mrs. C Lichtsin of Fort Wayne Indiana reports their use for her daughter who suffered back pains. After taking Foley Kidney Pills as directed, the daughter’s back pain vanished and life improved. The advertisement urges others to try the product.
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Foley
C. Lichtsin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bays
Tariff Board report on American wool industry
The tariff board urges a general revision of wool and woolens duties with graduated ad valorem rates and a shift to taxing scrubbed wool. It condemns current duties as prohibitory on raw wool tops yarn and cloth, cites higher U.S. production costs, and notes a competitive domestic market despite high import duties. The report details costs from farm to finished garment and highlights disparities among merino and other wools, urging consolidation of classes and removal of per pound scoured duties.
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Australia
Tariff Board
Washington
Congress
Taft
United States
England
France
Ohio
Contiguous Territory
South America
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Walter Immel
MR. Hoffman
ODD Fellows
Ernst H. C. Bruns
Hugh J. McOwan
Auto Ride
Hugh J. Mgowan
Bureau of Information
Ernst H. G. Bruns
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