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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1912

Page

3

Mystery Omaha Benefactor Anna Wilson Leaves City a Fortune

Miss Anna Wilson, once linked to Omaha’s notorious dive, dies at sixty leaving nearly $600,000 to charity through a city-wide trust. She also bequeaths $9,000 to Dan Allen’s brothers and donates her $75,000 emergency hospital to the city. Her life, shrouded in identity, spans frontiers, a square gambler, a famed library, and an upscale Kountze Place home.

Omaha Néb Anna Wilson Middle West Miss Wilson Union Pacific Dan Allen Allen Alien Kountze Place

Real Home for Scotty Back of Mansion in Death Valley Style

Walter Scott known as Death Valley Scotty plans a $35,000 Los Angeles home after buying two adjoining acres to mirror a Lacineyah Hills project. He deposits cash, vows a manly residence, and features a Death Valley replica acre in the rear with his burro Bihan to be turned loose.

Los Angeles Cal Walter Scott Death Valley

Suit Over Tights in Musical Farce Reaches Court

New York appellate division hears Henrietta Lee Morrison and husband sue Hurtig & Seamon for $6815 in wages after Miss Lee refused to wear tights as an American army officer. Producers provided skirts and a larger gown but Lee claims modesty required tights. case travels up from the Court of Appeals.

New York Appallate Division Supreme Court Henrietta Teo Morrison Henrietta Lee Hurtig & Seamon Miss Lee Lee Morrison Worft New York Court of Appeals

Woman with shotgun frightens flirts on train near Huntington

Miss Emeritt Adkins of Leet in Lincoln County, West Virginia, faced down several men aboard a Guvan and Coal River railroad freight train as it neared her home. A double barrel shotgun rested on her porch amid herbs and tobacco, and she fired or threatened to fire during the confrontation.

Huntington W. Va Emeritt Adkins Leet Lincoln County Guvan Coal River

Train crew gunplay ends as woman fires from porch

A woman on a porch fired at a train after a flirtatious exchange with a brakeman. Small shots wounded a brakeman on the train, the engineer accelerated the speed, and the woman fired again as the train sped away.

Comic Medical Ballad Smiles Through Aesculapius Reference

Fragment from a humorous verse set in a medical scene where a patient pleads for light verse over rigid notes. The speaker requests ragtime and comic songs to lift spirits, mentions quinine and antiseptic items, and imagines the doctor eschewing formal tools for playful performance. A damsel adds a modern aside about visiting a hairdresser.

Fate of a Reformer Fires Up Street Chat

A neighbor asks who the ambulance was called for this morning. The second neighbor replies Mr Tellumwhott. He was not hurt but suffered something like sunstroke. He had compiled rules to avoid it and overheated trying to persuade old Hardhead that his rules were right.

New Styles in a Blurred Tale Henry in a Brute

Mrs Juet seeks maternal sympathy over Henry’s cruel remark about her bonnet with cherries. The daughter sobs that he called the new hat “a boiled stringer” and tainted her mood with his sharp critique.

Henry

The Ice Trust Warning Conversation

A wary, frightened man warns of the Ice Trust with a chilling, cautionary gaze. He struggles to speak through fear, noting the danger if the unnamed power grows unchecked.

Ice Trust

Losing the Social Instinct

Celeste and Mrs Allison discuss social changes as Celeste moves out of high society routines. The talk covers dropping false hair and bridge clubs, suburban life, and Aunt Elvira’s upcoming Florida trip. The exchange weighs social appetite against comfortable leisure in a light, witty tone.

Letus Gay

Logical Progress Breaks Chess Match Record

Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief local item noting a chess event. Names and places are unreadable, but hints of a game or club outcome appear. No clear date, participants, or result can be confirmed from the readable text.

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