Explosion in Weil Kills Two at Tanglewood Well
In Versailles Indiana a dynamite blast at a schoolhouse well near Tanglewood School House killed farmer John Hess and student Danward Brailey. Injured survivor Charles Francia may lose both eyes. Two charges exploded unexpectedly while drilling twenty eight feet down. Brailey had descended to assist.
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Star Special Service
Versailles
Ind
John Hess
Danward Brailey
Tanglewood School House
Vergrilles
Charles Francia
Hose
Francis
Brailey
Indianapolis Star
Farm Worker Injured by Corn Shredder Chain
Joe Fowler a well known farmer and thresher from the northwest of town was injured yesterday at about ten in the morning when a corn shredder on Wid Logan's farm caught his right arm after a chain broke. He was taken to town where Dr. B. S. White treated the wound.
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Joe Fowler
Town
Wid Logan
Fowler
High School Assembly Showcases Student Aptitude
A Friday program at Assembly Hall featured student acts including Chorna-School, Pectistion Mary Littell, and Mae Perry in piano. Original stories and poems by Louisze Monden, Lulw Crooks, Mae Fastinbon Bending, Katharive nig, and Qyosr Ewing highlighted the afternoon.
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Assembly Hall
Chorna—School
Mary Littell
Mae Perry
Louisze Monden
Death Angel Claims Gertrude Cones at 25 After Typhoid
Gertrude Cones aged 25 dies after a nine week siege of typhoid fever and complications. She was the eldest daughter of William Cones of East Central avenue and formerly head milliner for the Swift-Davis Co. Funeral at her East Central home at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev R H Danaway with viewing 10 to 12 this morning. Interment in South Park cemetery.
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Gertrude Cones
Hend
Miss Cones
Mise Cones
William Cones
East Central Avenue
Mike Cones
Swift-Davis Co
M. Daimbert & Co
South Park Cemetery
Bowen and Waugh Buy Henry Link’s Market and Cold Storage
Henry Link, active in the market business for twenty years, sells his shop, his daughter’s house, and the cold storage building to Hugh Bowes of Huntington, West Virginia. Waugh also acquires the Woodfill farm two years ago and relocates his family to that area.
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Henry Link
Elaghter House
Hugh Bowes
Hiuntington
W. Va
Waugh
Mr. Waugh
Hantington
W.va
There’s Not a Place in Earth Without a Woman
A compact quotation celebrates the pivotal role of women in life. The lines affirm that every gift, blessing, and decision gains weight and meaning when a woman is involved. The verse links existence to feminine presence and influence.
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Earth
Heaven
Zelophehad Daughters Pioneered Women's Inheritance Rights
The article recounts the biblical episode of the daughters of Zelophehad who petitioned Moses for their father’s inheritance. Their bold act led to the first legal acknowledgment of women's property rights and established inheritance laws for women, later reaffirmed by Joshua after Moses’s death.
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Zelophehad
Moses
Eleatra
USA
Muses
Zetophepad
Joshua
Jordan
Zelorhe
Jughua
The Daughters of America Demand a Fair Ballot
A fragmentary passage urges women to plead for universal rights and protoc ols, promising a strong response in defense of ali enabling rights. It frames the call as a memory of the daughters of America and ties it to government by and for the people and the demand for a free ballot and fair count.
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Fam
The Royal Suite Fever At A New City Hotel
A city hotel scene draws out of town women chasing prosperity and display. Guests pay 25 dollars a day for a new hotel suite while others linger in public spaces like the empire gallery red room and gold lobby. Peacock Alley corridor fame and daily dining crowds show how social life shifts to luxury hotel venues.
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Republic
Blise
Peacock Alley
Was Jackson's Slave Dies at 104 in Middlesboro
Daniel Rouser, once a slave of General Andrew Jackson, dies at 104 in Middlesboro Kentucky. The elderly man recalls experiences from the Battle of New Orleans and the era of the early republic.
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Middlesboro
Daniel Rousser
Andrew Jackson
Rouser
New Orleans
Narrow Escape at Depot Train Collision
Moody a day clerk at the depot restaurant was struck by an approaching eastbound train yesterday morning. He was knocked off the track by the impact but doctors say he suffered no injuries and will have no lasting effects from the accident.
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Covert Moody
Fine Work Among Greensburg Readers Seen
A fragmented note extols the useful and beautiful in the world, praising young women for vision and skill to realize ideas. The text mentions a chair and a quaint room, hinting at industrious craft and aesthetic appreciation.
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Gli Mada
Greensburg
Dooner
Ater
Attietic
Ana Ihanda
Moberly and Roebine Quietly Wed at Presbyterian Parsonage
Thomas Moberly and Esta Roebbine were married by Rev. B Hy Danaway at the Presbyterian parsonage Friday evening. They will live in a cozy home on Ireland Street recently formed by the groom.
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Thomas Moberly
Ww. Moberly
Esta Roebbine
Dairy Review
B. Hy Danaway
Presbyterian Parsonage
Ireland Street
Smoke and Industry Klatch at Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the press laments industrial smoke and its impact on daily life. The piece notes factory chimneys belching smoke, workers earning weekly pay, and debates whether cleaner air or steady production is the greater public good amid evolving factory technologies.
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Indianapoli
Port Arthur
Greenaburg
The Citizen Immigrant and U S Immigration Controls
The piece argues that a welcoming America should reserve its best for well qualified newcomers while criticizing criminals and urging closer government screening of immigrants next year to separate the good from the bad before entry. It emphasizes liberty opportunity and welfare for those of right calibre.
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America
Europe
U. S
Climate and From the Journal of the A M A
Entony abandonment referenced in a clipped journal item with faint notes on climate context. Limited readable details mention a periodical origin and possible archival tag. Further content remains largely unreadable in the fragment.
Here Is The Ideal House Lecture In Philadelphia
Dr Robert Ellis Thompain described the city home of the future with powered cooking central heating pneumatic dust removal and elevators from cellar to garret The speaker cited Bergin Norway where cooperative meal centers are used and noted city dust will be sent to the country The notice ends with a Christmas sale running to December 25 and a reference to Hamilton dated December 23 2
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Philadelphia
Robert Ellis Thompain
Centra
Garrett
Co-Operative Centre
Bergin
Norway
Is It Your Daughter from the Syracuse Journal
A moral piece laments teens venturing out past curfew under loose guardianship. It questions whose fault it is for girls out late and suggests fathers and mothers bear responsibility when young women stray, citing peer pressure and absence of escorts.
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Feah
Father
Motier
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