Bowser and Mrs Bowser Debate Geography and War Talk
In a domestic squabble Mrs Bowser corrects her husband over Korea Japan and Korea geography mixing island status with Australia and the Japanese sea. He resists but she chides his ignorance and provokes a lesson in map knowledge. The exchange ends with his reluctant apology.
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C. B. Leven
Bowser
Japan
Korea
Russia
Ijajan
China
Pennsylvania
Koren
Yalu
Australia
Bowser's Geography Blunder Sparks Domestic War
In a tense dinner dispute Mrs Bowser and Mr Bowser argue about maps and geography. He storms out in frustration, scolds her for misplacing Korea and Japan, then returns to find the house overrun by wandering tramps and a cat watching the comic chaos unfold.
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Mrs. Bowser
Iim
Bari
Korea
Seoul
Bitten by Bull Dog Injures Ralph Black
Ralph Black, son of Mr and Mrs J A Black, was severely bitten on the leg by a vicious bull dog last evening. Dr Morse Harrod attended and dressed the wound but he does not fear he will suffer serious complications.
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Ralph
J. A. Black
Morse Harrod
Dog Belongs to Coachman Harrison in Bite Incident
William Favorite of 9 Huntington Bay was arrested after a chain of alleged thefts from his mother. Reports say the animal involved in the bite belongs to Coachman Harrison, linking the case to local property and a potential vehicle of dispute.
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Harrison
William Favorite
Huntington Bay
Robbery, raids, and a sunlit club mark Goshen news
A railroad man using the alias Harry Franca claims he was robbed of 24 dollars and a watch near Ruth Young's bagnio, prompting a police raid that fined Young and five inmates, closed the place, and fined others. A ring theft led to a jail term for Joseph W. King, while a plain drunk case and Goshen's first Sunshine club highlight a varied local scene.
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East Creighton Avenue
Harry Franca
Ruth Young
Gore- Une
Wise Physicians Lead Fight Against Consumption
The Indiana State Medical association delegates urge sustained action to combat tuberculosis. They call for state leadership with a sanatorium, funding for prevention, and public education to spare orphans and curb contagion. They cite Ohio's sanatorium as a model and stress persistent blows to the disease.
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Indiana State Medical Association
Lila
Ohio
Astate
Indiana
Nickel Plate offers 1.00 round trip nationwide within 100 miles
Commencing Sunday April 17 and every Sunday after, parties of five or more may obtain a round trip rate of one dollar per person to any point within 100 miles of the selling station on the Nickel Plate road. Contact agent C. A. Agterlin, T. BP. A. Fort Wayne Ind. 4-20 w&s to May 28.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A. Agterlin
T. BP. A
Fort Wayne
Ind
W&s
Smallpox Case Sent to Isolation Hospital in City
William Kronk was sent to the isolation hospital this morning from 1116 Cass street suffering from smallpox. Dr. Macbeth stated that the case is one of the worst the city has had for several months.
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William Kronk
Macbeth
Nancy Donaway Dies at 86 in Rome City Friday Morning
Misa Nancy Donaway aged 86 passed away Friday morning at Rome City. Funeral arrangements are pending with family memorials to follow in the local obituary notice.
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Misa Nancy Donaway
Rome City
Hearst Urged to Quit Presidential Bid for VP
Washington May 21. Hearst faces pressure from close allies to withdraw from the presidential race in favor of a graceful exit and pursue the vice presidency. His supporters argue he could wait until 1908 for a stronger campaign and organize his forces, while Hearst remains in the fight and fears failure could delay his ambitions.
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Washington
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Judge Parker
New York
California
Mr. Hearst
Notable Indiana deaths and civic notes across counties
Northern Indiana reports mark the passing of several residents including John Griffey a Wabash county farmer aged about 60 Celial deaths of Osborn a Goshen veteran and Newton Tussinger a Peru citizen found dead. Clergy Rev Cho in Hartford City begins a Protestant school project. Albion C
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John Griffey
Wabash County
John B. Osborn
Goshen
Newton W. Tussinger
Peru
Father Cho
Hartford City
Joseph W. Adar
Columbia
Old Settlers
Albion
Lagrange
J. D. Leighty
St. Joe
L. Widney
Durbin
G A. R
Warsaw
Emanuel ¥. Baum
Avilla
Auburn
Columbia City
Wisconsin Split Rally Elevates Democratic Hopes in Senate Race
Washington observers note Wisconsin political rift yields two rival Republican tickets and may boost Democrats in the next House. Plans target districts held by Babcock and Minor, with figures like Cowherd of Missouri aiding. A possible independent LaFollette slate could threaten GOP unity and help elect Democrats and a successor to Senator Quarles. Hitt booster momentum grows amid Roosevelt-aligned sentiment.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Spooner
LaFollette
Cowherd
Missouri
Democratic Congressional Committee
Babcock
Minor
Illinois
Spoones
Bolerz
Lel Folletta
Quarles
Roosevelt
Mr. Hitt
Vice
Robert BR. Hitt
Hitt Boom Ara
Train worker jailed after knife attack on father and mother
Vincent O'Brian, a Peru railroad brake man, returned home intoxicated and fought with his mother. He wounded her with a carving knife. Deputy Marshal A J O'Brian, his father, tried to intervene but was struck with a billy, fracturing bones. Police then arrested him.
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Vincent O'Brian
Peru
A. J. O'Brian
Billy
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