Flames Ravage Mint Billiard Table Plant in Milwaukee
Fire at the Mint Billiard Table Company plant in Milwaukee forces workers from second and third story windows. One person missing and likely buried under ruins. eleven in hospital, several fatally injured. Estimated loss $100 000. Officials suspect sawdust ignition amid possible labor trouble.
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Billiard Table Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Mint
Bilfiard Toute Company
Oxis
Points on People in Indiana Bank and Business Visitors
A fragmented list notes P C Wine registered at Hotel Anderson Pittsboro today. W W Hopkins Marion Center Indiana business visitor on Saturday. John Wichner Oakland avenue seriously ill with tuberculosis. Guerney Trainor Heilwood employed, visited home Oakland avenue Sunday. Theodore Oakes and Walter Davidson Clymer Indiana business visitors Friday night. Ford Gibson Bolivar National Bank assistant cashier visited home in Indiana over Sunday. Bar Gray Chambersville spent Sunday at West Philadelphia street. Carl Crawford Kosk student spent Sunday with parents Mrs FOS. Cevford Sourl Sixth Street, CE Downey Chamberar ce, came to Tit or Pet over 8 ed to 5 position iary's pestaur ant in the Marshal inciting Miss Fiossie William. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E Williams Wayne avenue, suffering typhoid fever. Harry Buchheit Bykesville Bank assistant cashier in Indiana Saturday for new Buhhe store opening. Mrs. Sarah E Short Chueh Street improving from pneumonia. Mrs UL C Lawrence left for New York City to attend late W P McMichael funeral. Wood Clark Democratic Auditor candidate 1809 met Auditor General Bisson in Harris. Enterline Ada Ohio Justice of the Peace James Waishie guest over Sun.
Reggie Vanderbilt in London Announces Health Trip Abroad
Reginald Van derbilt arrived at Boston Station where his brother Alfred met him and said he came for three weeks seeking berth. He disclosed incomplete recovery from typhoid and referenced recent illness and voyage details amid uncertain remarks.
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Reggie Vanderbilt
London
Reginald Vanderbilt
Boston
Alfred
Burglars Loot Pittsburg Saloon Safe
In Pittsburg on March 20 burglars forced a rear door of Georse Schafer’s saloon on Fulton Street and looted the till and a 600 pound safe. Detectives suspect professional thieves. the robbers wheeled the safe into a back room, pried it open with drills and crowbars, and escaped with cash and valuables.
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Pittsburg
Georse Schafer
Fulton Street
Jimmy
Parton
Miss Dixon Claims Priority in Fractured Wedding Day
A fragmented report notes Miss Dixon asserting priority as her bridegroom Foster is arrested immediately after a wedding. Details are unclear but the groom was detained near the ceremony and later returned to the couple’s residence as investigators press a case surrounding the marriage day.
Quick work to save boy saves life with anti toxin
A boy with tetanus in Columbus was saved when a rapid courier delivered anti toxic serum just as a train departed. The serum reached the station in time and a doctor conveyed the patient thirteen miles by automobile to receive treatment. The dramatic rescue occurred amid a transport and medical response described in a newspaper note. In a separate item, the Menara Cold Storage plant burned near Caledonia, causing losses estimated over a million dollars and injuring several firefighters.
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Marion
G. Maro
Gerald
Wight
Melvin Miller
Caledonia
Columbus
Monagtes
Tig Lad Waite
Bintley
Cod
Menara Cold Storage Company
Beta Tariff Revision and Presidential Plans
President Taft contemplates a scientific downward tariff revision, prioritizing reciprocity with Canada and a permanent tariff commission. Cabinet consultation will guide whether Congress should focus on reciprocity or broader tariff changes, with a timetable aiming for action by the Sixty-second Congress and a Dec. 1 tariff board completion. The president arrived from Augusta, Ga, after testing up.
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Washington
Taft
Germany
Tariff Board
Congress
Tariff Commission
Augieta
Miners in Ohio and Pittsburgh end strike over union orders
In Eastern Ohio and the Pittsburgh district about 1000 to 10000 miners walked off the job obeying a National United Mine Workers order issued by Lewis. The walkout affects operators in Muskingum and Putnam counties as they resist wage and contract terms. The article notes sympathy strikes in the Pusearawas district since April and potential mine closures if demands are not met. Dorothy Arnold case updates follow with no body found. Mary Kunyck, four, dies in Dayton amid family illness.
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Tuscarawas
Union
Wheeling
Marenuci
Urde
Natonal
B. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Ohio
Pittsburg
Puseargwas
Obyg
Pusearawas
Bart
West Virginia
For Rent and Help Wanted Classified Blurbs
Short public notices list several rental ads with rooms flats and houses on Philadelphia street and North Ninth street. Inquiries directed to W C Chapman J K Daugherty and S E Mitchell. Also jobs for stenographer kitchen work and a note on a poultry eggs sale by Robert Pattison in Indiana Pa.
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Robert Pattison
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
For Sale and Lost Items From Local Notices
Various classified notices include sale of hatching chicks from hens at Frank W. Fiscus address, sale or rent of John R. Stumpf property at Severth and Schou streets, sale of East End Grocery fixtures at 529 Philadelphia street, sale of a fast horse suitable for driving or saddle, sale of a frame building on Josephine near public school, and a lost green trading stamp between City Bakery and Sue F. Smith's store with Sheriff’s office contact.
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John R. Stumpf
Severth and
Schou! Street
James
W. Mack
Marshall Building
East End
Philadelphia Street
Ave
Josephine
Sluman Hynna
City Bakery
Sue F. Smith
Sheriff's Office
Many Indiana Readers Benefit From Doan's Kidney Pills
A blizzard of endorsements extols Doan's Kidney Pills as prompt back and kidney relief. A. J. Sipes of Blaireville Pa shares a 15 year positive experience, praising the remedy and urging purchase from Foster Milburn Co and local agents. Remember the name and avoid substitutes.
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Indiana
Dean
A. J. Sipes
Water St
Blaireville
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Dagn’amaud
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Indiana Publishing Company
Th. Jackson
Mar
Eartier
Bingle
Peile
Fin Gazette Building
Carpenter’ Aye
Indiana Postoffice
P.C. Wine
Anderson
Pittsboro
W. W. Hopkins
Marion Center
John Wichner
Oakland Avenue
Guerney Trainor
Heilwood
Snday
Theodore Oakes
Walter Davidson
Clymer
Ford Gibson
The
Bolivar National Bank
Bar] Gray
Chambersville
Jus
West Philadelphia
Carl Carwford
Kosk
Fos. Cevford
Sixth Street
CE Downey
Chamberar Ce
Iary
Fiossie William
Elmer E. Williams
Wayne Avenue
Harry Buchheit
Bykesville National Bank
Buehhe
Sarah E. Short
Chueh Street
Mra
UL. C. Lawrence
New York City
W. BP. McMichael
Wood Clark
Bisson
Harris
Enterline
Ada, Ohio
Justice of the Peace
James Waahie
American Press Association
Drag Cafe
Back Rock
Pitsburg
Dixon
VT &i
Jake
W II
Cabinet
Good
Dayton
Mary Kunyck
Loughby’s
W. R.loughry & CO
Leutenant Solonel
Neograd
Philadelphia
S. E. Mitchell
Lot
J. KR. Daugherty
Bath
W. C. Chapman
Attorney, Trust Co
North Ninth Street
Savings & Trust Building
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Ares
J.C. Wallace & Son
Proprietors
Philadelphia ST
Indiana, PA
Plymouth Rock
Frank W. Fiscus
West Philadelphia St
Speady
Fearless
P. O
Wehrum
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