Prominent Man in Jail Over Pride in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana John W Robinson a leading contractor from Marshall spent a week in jail after a drunkenness sentence. A son in law rushed from Marshall to secure his release when Mrs Robinson was believed near death and his pride kept him from informing friends. Meanwhile Mrs Robinson had been ill for months and was stricken with paralysia on Wednesday. In Carbondale Illinois four people were arrested near Cobden on pension fraud charges Isaac Daniels Catherine Daniels Homer Walsh and Julia Anna Cavanish face alleged fraud tied to pension claims. Cavanish reportedly has multiple marriages and was said to be drawing a widow’s pension for her second husband.
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W. Robinson
Marshall, Jr
Tere ‘Haute
Marshall
Carbondale, II
Cobden
Isaac Daniels
Catherine Daniels
Homer Walsh
Julia Anna Cavanish
Fire destroys bank and 11 buildings in Red Oak
Fire swept through Red Oak Indiana on Thursday destroying the Houghton bank and 11 buildings on the south side of the public square. Sixteen merchants and 23 offices and apartments were burned out with losses totaling about 212000 dollars and insured for 60000 dollars.
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Red ‘Oak
Houghton Bank
Public Square
Judge Clancy Praises Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy
In Hornellsville judge James H. Clancy endorses Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for blood and liver trouble. He cites personal improvement and urges sufferers to try the remedy, noting it has helped many when other doctors failed. Available in pharmacies in 450 cent and 400 size bottles.
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David Kennedy
James H. Clancy
Hornellsville
N. Y
George H. Tift
River Street
Troy
Aise
Charity Drives Five Thousand Dollars For New Flower Mission
A year ago a donor via attorney J E Bcott offered 5000 for a Flower mission hospital for incurables if a similar amount could be raised by subscription. At St Paul’s church meeting the society’s committee reported 5016 received. The proposed site for the building is on City hospital grounds.
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J. E. Bcott
St. Paul's Church
City ‘Hospital
City schools host art exhibition this Friday and Saturday
City schools present a student art exhibition in the Benjamin Harrison school art room Friday and Saturday. The show travels to the Western drawing teachers association event in Minneapolis the following week. Roney's Boys Band from Chicago performs Thursday night in the gym. Fragments indicate framing and venue notes.
Eastman Divorce Suit Filed Over Neglect and Lies
Mrs. Amelia Gaston Eastman sues Dr. Joseph Rilus Eastman for divorce alleging neglect and failure to provide. She cites his sneers and lack of proper wifely attentions as making married life miserable. The couple were married about three years.
Wreck on Great Eastern Rail Causes Dozens Hurt in London
At Hackney Junction on the Great Eastern railway a suburban train derailed when an axle broke. Two killed, 115 injured, and about 100 more hurt. Cars overturned and seats pressed together. one seriously injured passenger may die. Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce sues for the death of Ferdinand Armstrong, claiming coercion and pain relief influenced the signed agreement.
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Hackney Junction
London
Great Eastern Railway
Elizabeth Pierce
Big Four Railway Company
Ferdinand Armstrong
Archbishop Corrigan Improves After Sudden Illness
Corrigan was stricken with illness Thursday afternoon and showed improvement by Friday morning, providing some hopeful signs as New York observers monitor his condition. Archdiocesan officials have not released further medical details.
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New York
Michael A. Corrigan
Quo Vadis at Park draws large crowd amid color and drama
The Park premieres Quo Vadis in a six act stage adaptation with Vinicius and Lygia central to Nero’s Rome, plus Petronius, Uraus and Eunice. Grand and Park feature performances and a Burlesque, with Miss Artie Halli and next week Eleanor Falk joining the vaudeville lineup. Empire offers lively dancing by Josie and Willie Barrow, though some acts are coarse.
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Vinicius
Lygia
Petronius
Uraus
Eunice
Vincius
Nero
Rome
Mamartine
Artie Halli
Miss Hall
Eleanor Falk
Empire
Bill
Josie
Willie Barrow
The
Bicycle accident in Danville injures rider on patent brake
Jasper W. Thompson was severely injured in Danville Indiana on April 25 while riding a bicycle with a patent back-pedal brake. He pulled the brake too hard causing the wheel to stop and he fell headfirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
Jasper, W
Thompson
Better Than Pills Chamberlain Tablets Superior Claim
They are easier and more pleasant to take, milder in effect, and more reliable as they can always be depended upon. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and leave the bowels natural, while pills are harsher and often cause constipation. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
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Capes House
Washington S
Virginia Ave
Tere Haute
Terre Haute, Ind
John
Clancy
Hornellsville, N. Y
Leopold
Belgium
Flower Mission Hospital
City Life
Teena
Great Eastern Railroad
Sues
Corrigan
PARK
the Starr Piano. Company
Members Merchants’ Association
Saks
Indianapolis
Moon
Scriven
VICI
Mower Rr
Spalding
REACH
Any, Washington ‘and
Pennsylvania Streets
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