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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1912

Page

7

Miss Celias Bow On Mountain Love Returns

Betty hosts Miss Celia and Uncle Bob at a mountain cottage as Celia's violin music kindles old desires. Bob reveals his love, and Celia abandons career for a home with him, realizing happiness lies in love rather than fame.

Celia Betty Dreas Aong Uncle Bob Bob Robert Mayfield Miss ’Celia Miss ‘Celia Wilson Migs Bob Thorne Slater Sellal Gars Soen Miss ’Calia Miss 'Celia Misa Hob

Fisherman confesses to Escanaba murder after body found

Arthur Lindquist, 28, a fisherman from Stonington near Escanaba, confessed to killing Alvin Fogarty in a drunken quarrel on the Stephenson dock. Fogarty's body was found washed ashore five miles across Bay de nocquet, eyes open toward Lindquist’s cabin, prompting his surrender after days of haunting. Two witnesses, John Lindquist and Daniel McCarthy, had been jailed then released. Pinkerton agent C. Fielding aided the case as Lindquist described disposing of the body and escaping to his hut.

Escanaba Mich Alvin Fogarty Bay de Nocquet Arthur Lindquist Fogarty John Lindquist Daniel McCarthy Arthur Lindaquist Stonington Bay Bay Shore C. Fielding Pinkerton National Detective Agency St. Paul Lindquist Stephenson

Liquor Sold in Bibles Spark Oklahoma Probe

Police exposed a bootleg scheme in Davis Oklahoma where a sanctified looking cripple carried Bibles containing a hidden liquor. Analysis showed a brown sugar arsenic pepper mix designed to poison in hours. Thousands of bottles of blended whisky are alleged to have been sold with broken revenue stamps.

Davis Okla Arbuckle Mountains Minera Ti Ia Oklahoma

Not Safe Talk Sparks Quick Dentist Warns

A wild man bursts into a dentist office asking about anesthesia and violence to a sleeping victim. The dentist confirms the gas puts him under for a minute, then the man demands a tooth be removed, showing urgent intent and confusion amid the chaotic exchange.

Bear of Chicago Stuns City Police Station

A trained bear named Jimmy and its owner were arrested and jailed in Chicago. The bear slipped its chain, leaped to the cell area, and caused a commotion at about three o clock as James Moriarty, the lockup keeper, awoke to the bear’s cold breath on his cheek. The animal led a dramatic escape attempt before being recaptured.

Chicago James Moriarty Jimmy Moriarty Hall

Bear confrontation ends with suspect led blindfolded

John J. O Connor slips a gunny sack over Jimmy after a chaotic struggle. Chicago officers pull and prod with clubs to restrain him, dragging the restrained suspect to a cell where he stays until morning.

John J. O'Connor Jimmy Brain Chicago

Wolves chase deer in city near Anaconda Montana

Timber wolves pursued a large deer into Anaconda early one morning. The deer escaped after resisting, turning his antlers to fend off the pack. Residents fired several shots with little effect, and later the partially devoured carcass was found in a city suburb. This marked the first such incident in the area.

Anaconda Mont

Wolves Threaten City, Flocks Suffer in Cold Season

Reports indicate a game animal has been killed within the city by a wolf or wild beast. Wolves are unusually numerous in this section since cold weather began, drifting from foothills and plains seeking sheep as mountain valley ranches are full.

Man Cuts Tooth at Seventy in Alton

Charles Holden former postmaster of Alton is cutting a tooth at seventy after weeks of jaw soreness. He avoided a dentist believing the pain would pass, then felt a tooth peeping through the gum where a molar had fallen out thirty years ago revealing a surprising dental reunion.

Alton Charles Holden Holden

Snake in temperance sermon shocks Vineland church

In Vineland New Jersey Rev Prank used a live snake during a temperance sermon at the First Baptist Church to illustrate the danger of liquor licenses. The dramatic moment underscored moral concerns in the local religious gathering.

Vineland N. J Une First Baptist

Return of Gilbert Gibsona Deepens Rentonville Homecoming

In Rentonville during homecoming week the town welcomes Gilbert Gibsona known as the Merchant King of Rochester. Babette, once his sweetheart, finds him again after years, and the ring he wore rekindles memories. He praises her steadfast affection and questions the fate of the engraved inscription on the ring, hinting at a hidden promise for the future.

Rentonville Gilbert Gibsona Cicely Babette Rochester Gilbert Mar Ha Washington Felicity Babette Hantily Rns

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