Lyceum Course in Goshen Sets Noted Attractions
Goshen to host a winter lyceum with Thos. E. Green, Judge Geo. D. Alden, the College Singing Girls, Ex-Gov. Hoch, and Albin Packard. The program runs Jan 6 to Apr 10 at Jefferson theatre with Redpath Lyceum Bureau promoting a full season of lectures and musical shows.
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Goshen
Hm the Lyceum
Hoch
Aliin Packard
Lyceum
Kellogg-Haines
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Dereau
John B. Gough
Henry Beecher
Mendelssohn Club
Jefferson Theatre
Geo. D. Alden
Judge Alden
Erie Times
Alden
Newcastle Daily Herald
College
College Singing Girls
Walter Eccles
Boston
New York
Mr. Manning
Dudley Buck
Abt
George Pexton
Durbin Narrowly Escapes Crash in Gotham
Former Gov. W. T. Durbin arrived home from New York and narrowly avoided being crushed between two vehicles in New York City. He leaped to safety but strained the muscle in his left leg causing pain.
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Anderson
Ind
W. T. Durbin
New York
Col. Durbin
Smallpox Cases Reported in Kalamazoo and Wakeahma Township
Kalamazoo Michigan reports two smallpox cases in the city and one in Wakeahma township with health officers unsure how it arrived. One city case is described as extremely serious. Swallowed His False Teeth in Columbus Ohio. Charles H. Smith a 42 year old railroad locomotive tester died after swallowing his teeth four weeks earlier. Notice John H. Lott Will Retire. jeweler at 1128 Main Street ends over 40 years in business and will discontinue. Parfitt, Goshen photographer, offers Christmas photographs from all negatives taken by December 8 with special holiday rates.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo
Wakeahma Township
Columbus
Charles H. Smith
Marlon
John H. Lott
Parfitt
Goshen
MI O NA stomach tablets promise relief and cure
An advertisement touts MI O NA stomach tablets as a fast acting indigestion remedy costing 60 cents with a money back guarantee. It claims relief from belching sour stomach gas heartburn and a lump of bad feeling and includes a customer testimonial. It also mentions other ads for Christmas gifts and a mortgage sale by Taylor and Malligan in Spohn Building.
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Golden Rule Drug Store
Goshen
Arthur Sederqueat
Nichols St
Wakefield
Mass
Sheriff destroys liquor seized in blind tiger raids
Bloomington Indiana December 13 Three men labored all day removing corks from two thousand five hundred beer bottles seized by Sheriff Ratliff. Beer poured into the gutter whisky poured into tubs and taken to the street for destruction. The hoard was collected during Ratliff s administration and ordered destroyed by county commissioners.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ratliff
Rufus Hinshaw Declines Change of Venue for Hodges Case
Newcastle Indiana December 13 Rufus Hinshaw pauper attorney for Sylvester Hodges announces no request for a change of venue Hodges held in Marion county jail amid high public indignation over the death of 12 year old Charles Shultz Hodges denies guilt and will appear in court Wednesday before Judge Jackson for arraignment and trial date setting
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Newcastle
Ind
Rufus Hinshaw
Sylvester Hodges
Geome
Hodges
Marion
Charles Shultz
Jackson
Elopement Foils Parental Objection in Indiana
Richard Holland 18 and May Shrode 17 eloped from Evansville Indiana after Clerk Foster refused a marriage license due to youth and the mother's objections. They obtained a license in Mt Vernon Indiana and married by Rev B G Burdette near their homes.
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Evansville
Ind
Foster
Richard Holland
May Shrode
Mt. Vernon
B. G
Burdette
Officer Slashed by Farmer in Bloomington Arrest
Bloomington Indiana December 13 Officer Crit Shaw trying to arrest Charles Umbarger a farmer east of the city was slashed across the face with a pocketknife. The wound ran six inches and nearly severed his jugular vein. Shaw was taken home by ambulance. Umbarger was later arrested by Officer Hinkle.
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Bloomington
Ind
Charles Umbarger
Crit Shaw
Umbarger
Shaw
Hinkle
Two Unidentified Men Found Dead on Railroad Tracks
In Hammond Indiana on December 13 a man about 50 with 3500 in bills and a younger man about 30 with 90 were found on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near Schererville. The deaths are under mystery and the bodies were sent to Chicago.
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Hammond
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schererville
Here
Chicago
Charles Wickersham Near Death After Ice Fall
Charles Wickersham, a wealthy farmer living six miles northwest of Anderson, Ind., likely to die from injuries after slipping on ice. His head hit the ice causing a ruptured vessel and paralysis on the left side. Nearby notes include a private housekeeper ad and generic sale lines.
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Anderson
Ind
Charles Wickersham
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Gov. Hoch
Kansas
Worthington, Minn
Tama
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Lafollette
Wisconsin
Cummins
Iowa
Folk
Missouri
Hanly
Indiana
Alton Packard
Chautauqua
N. Y
Frank Beard
Mr. Beard
Rams Horn
Beard
52Nd Street
New York City
America
Mr. Packard
Packard
Isoo
Adirondac
Vanity Fair
Uncle Sam
Omaha, World-Herald
Kellogg-Hainea
Charles A. Prosser
New Albany
Kellogg
Haines Singing Party
Thos. E. Green
Aston Packard
Durbin
Gotham
Muecle
J. B. Pearce
R. Wallace
N. M. Brumbaugh
Jeweler
Firet
Invest
Taylor & Malligan, Spohn Bldg
Sheriff Rattiff
WII
Henry County
Indianand
Madison Farmer
East Douglas Street
The
Candy Kitchen
Hawke-Gortner Balling Res
Geo I. Smith
West Lincoln
Trump
Main St
Wotich
Clapp
C. K. Bunyan
Lexington Ave
Elkhart
Bell
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