Caruso Found Guilty in Park Disturbance Trial
Italian tenor Enrico Caruso was found guilty of annoying women in Central Park amid a large crowd. A fine of $1,000 was imposed after a three day trial led by Magistrate Baker. Prosecution argued Caruso degraded moral standards while defense claimed police conspiracy aimed at damaging his career.
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New York
Earica Caruso
Central Park
Magistrale Baker
Poles Coure Aller
Caruso
Carass
Mathot
Chrugoc& & Mamn
Bolleraan Cain
Trery Sourt
Roosevelt nomination question stalls at Cincinnati press meet
In Cincinnati on March 23 journalist asked President Roosevelt about a possible second bid. He declined to discuss candidacy, calling it old news. Secretary Root spoke freely about his South America tour and warned against false interpretations of the Monroe doctrine. He praised Secretary of War Taft as capable for any role and advised Democrats to oppose Republicans, without commenting on any nomination beyond that.
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Cincinnat
Omty
Syon Cl
Oweival
Tie
Highribute
Tkel Clicinnall
Ha Wold
Ingke Il Suuantmeus
Tragic double tragedy in New York home ends in death
Delany and his wife Delany are found dead in their apartment at 440 La walig avenue after Delany allegedly killed his wife then himself. Wounds suggest a pistol discharge with the gun found near Mrs Delany. Delany, a NY business figure, held senior posts at He Aunedewn Shisping and American Shinning. Local inquiry notes no quarrel was reported. witnesses unaware of motive. The couple, recently arrived from New York, had lived in the city only weeks.
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Cicleson Nay
James F. Diniiny
Wisiwita
Delany
Mrs Delany
Het Rao
Ariany
Chicago
American Shinning Company
Presiding Elders Meet in Indianapolis Session
In Indianapolis on November 23 presiding elders of Northern Indiana and Northwestern Methodism debated policy and welfare issues. Bishop Alanoy named a committee on policy and regulations including Rev. C. U. Waterhouse Rev. S Martin Rev. W Os Pippingee and Rev. Walker.
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Indianapolis
W. F. McDowell
Chicago
Norther
Indiana
Northwestern
M. Fi
Herator
Aps
Methediai
Alanoyell
C. U. Wate
D. Te Hacon
Nartin
W OS. Pippingee
Walker
Funeral for Mrs Carmen of Princaton Iowa Here
The burial of Mrs Carmen, formerly Mrs George Thorp, took place in Lindenwood Cemetery after a death in Princaton Iowa. Her niece Mrs Lay and George El Thorp of Bymenne New York attended the funeral in the city.
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Carmen
Princaton
Lowa
Lindenwood Cemetery
George Tt. Thorp
George EL Thorp
Bymenne
Laysnon
Arrests erupt as altar eludes vows and is jailed
The report details a hurried pursuit after Davis, a man posing as a Holiness church minister, was seized while attempting to wed Milas Leona Myera in Andrews Indiana. He allegedly deceived multiple congregations, with charges including theft. Local inquiries expanded as he was taken to jail.
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Laporte
Davis
Holiness Church
Wheaton
Portar
Wils Myers
Valparaiso
Jill
Andrews
Wrest
Vilparnian
Pennsylvania Lays Off Four Hundred Railroad Workers
Pennsylvania Railroad officials announce temporary layoff of about 400 workers at Altoona shops. The increase in idle labor affects all departments as management cites temporary demand drop. Officials stress the layoff is temporary with work expected to resume soon.
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Alingna
Altoona
Pamaylvanta Railroad Company
Ambassadors Rally For German American Friendship
New York November 23 Baron Speck Von Starnburg German ambassador told a New York Chamber of Commerce gathering that Germany seeks a lasting entente with the United States through tariff concessions and closer economic ties. He cited Washington's leadership, praised German American goodwill, and noted trade growth with Hamburg and the broad North Atlantic outreach. Sir Mortimer Dirand, retiring British ambassador, also spoke on international goodwill.
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New York
Germany
North Atlantic
Baron Speck von Starnburg
Ambagandan
Hin-Adirgas
Iihnev
Tariff Commission
America
Als Countey
Falin
Prusela
United States
Prusala
George Washington
Frederick the Great
Stwelain
Theodots Roosevelt
William Uw
Amertos
Prussia
Uni
Aston Sa
Casinn
Great Britain
Steen
Tonteht
William
Sami Jina, & Polley
Thia Aida
Aslatic
Carmerce
Minta
Honsavall
Anil Sitallur
Rover
Herria
Mortimer Dirand
Potato Balla and Fusion Potatoes Practice
In a kitchen note a cook describes forming potato balls with precise round shapes then boiling them. The method mentions blanching and draining, seasoning with salt pepper and herbs, then frying or serving hot with a garnish of parsley.
Voted Down Bryan Resolutions in Kansas City
Kansas City November 28 The resolutions committee of the trans Mississia congress, in session this morning, voted down two Bryan submitted resolutions. The first urged endorsement of the interparliamentary union London resolution for impartial settlement of international questions by a court before war. The second urged Congress to oppose private monopolies and support anti trust laws. About 6,000 people greeted Bryan last night and the commercial congress voted to meet next year at Monogee.
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Kansas Gt
Psseton
Congress
William J. Bryan
Interparliamentary Union
London Seselon
Aryan
Mnakogee
Blanchard Oil shares slump on market today
New York November 3 stock at Blanchard Oil Company traded at five dollars per share, the lowest in years. The decline created a market shrinkage of about 244 thousand dollars in value across the bloc, signaling a dramatic drop amid broader Bil Trust concerns.
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New York
Blanchard Oil Company
Tie Up Street Cars for Hour in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama November 1944 the Montgomery Traction Company halted all street cars for an hour after the arrest of the company manager and six workers. The city law required that whites and blacks ride in separate cars, and the operation was paused as authorities enforced segregation.
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Montgomery
Als
Montgomery Traction Company
Ite Ganern
Pompany
Keven
Indiana Odd Fellows End Semiannual Meeting
Indianapolis handles the Indiana Odd Fellows semiannual meeting with officers elected and law revisions discussed. New quarterly dues and corporate details were outlined, with John Gockrum as chairman and W H Leedy among officers.
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Indiana
ODD Fellows
Wage Rise For 38000 Operatives In One Big Cotton Mill
Fall River reports a wage increase for 38000 operatives across ninety two mills, with mills voting to accept a ten percent raise over six months. Independent cotton producer M C D Borde led a meeting predicting the rise will spread to other New England mills, possibly benefiting thousands of workers. In Cincinnati, Hollis Oaker was named general minninger for a railroad system, succeeding W A Gantt who resigned amid a separate line of event notes.
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Fall River
Stags
Cottom
Yager
M,c, D
Borde
Fall River Works
Top Works
Sravigion
New Englavs
Banda
Dal Tever Tindana
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hollis Oaker
Amigaoux Poe Celtic
Llde Roark
Arky
Indianapolis Fall Conclave of Scottish Rite Masons Report
Report on the fall convocation of the Scottish Rite Masons in Indianapolis. Details include degrees conferred from second to thirty-third, attendees from multiple chapters, enrollment totals at closure, and a list of new members and officers with names and chapters across Indiana.
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Metifara
Eien
Henze Adams
Indiana
Indianapolis
Leonard Tk Ceauphath
Iinmet W. Crawford
Charles AL schiLa
Charles W. Keel
Earl Margarser
Georges S. Frat
John S. Pritchard
Marlon
Wiliam Dell
Fates
Ze Cust Wa
Arthur Homan
Raiht B. Warans Batayette
Wiliam D. Isakeataole
Bar
Connor
Frovlin
Tha
Trantagan
Willem de Curis
Columbus_ Ay i
Wyrm B. Ou
Edward B. Wood
Rerre Heute
Laugiend
Stephen A. Lockwood
Fort Wayne
Walter E. Janeth
Onarwe F Lew
William S. Batton
Zaphriatt Snook
Jacoh NM
Ataider
Albion
Charles B._ auther Ligonier
Sohn I
Henry
Jamy
Seonleter
St. Paul
Jamra
Leach
Bilottavie
Charles J. War
Sions Bass Post Observes Silver Anniversary Program
Residents of the Sion Bass Post in Nob City gathered Wednesday to mark the silver anniversary. Commander Brown of Monticello spoke, with Mrs. Alice Wanzh addressing the Woman's Relief Corps. The event featured a piano solo, prayers, a welcome by James Brerham, and remarks by local leaders, followed by social refreshments.
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Sion
Re Brown
Monticello
Induma
Alice Wanzh
Woman's
Relin? Corpa
Fogle
Brown Aragales
Usd
Indianapolis
Brownist
Mra. Rt
Ty, Connett
John Hess
James J, Grafain
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Mathes
Alana Graben
Uel
Fia
Speckstors
Hissues
Mathat
Ambhr
Rogt Bree
Bays Roosevelt
I. F. Delany
Lad
Iberia
Anie Jackson
Hat Hle
Togar Jankson
Hay
Carey
Pennsylvania
Signor Caruso
Rosa Polo Cape
Baron Specks von Sternburg
Gaymaty
Hamburg
Aver
Washington Administration
Cenoescs
Chelss
Bryan
Kansas City
Trans-Mississippi Congress
Standard Company
Montgomery (Ale
Jim
S Grand Lodge
Sitadef
Hollywood
Grami
John 8. Gockrum
W. H. Leedy
Ndianapolis
Ute Lodge
Leedy
Grand Lodge
Sovereign Grove Lodge
M.N. Kean
Jaeper
A. H. Milian
Torre’ Haute
Jacob Dol
Crawfordsville
Wau
EH. E. Hastings
Washington
W. St. Leedy
A. Morris
M.A Chepman
Anerson
Grand Teislee
Hollyword
Tre
Peter Schlutterlack
Lienntoy
Mra
Stason Towell
Gnehen
Knighta
Ate Macomlupa al Gevlion
HGH
Amasonic
SIONS
Bass Post
Gerling
Ken
Jallyile
Belede Thoraday
Kendall
Alex Miler
Goumrbilly
Agburm
Jalal
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