Masonic Ring Ceremony Marks Rice Funeral
M. H. Rice died suddenly at Tipton and the funeral will be Thursday morning at 1604 E Tenth Street with Masons in charge at Crown Hill cemetery. Rev. Lewis Brown of St Pauls Episcopal Church will lead religious services at the late home and the thirty third degree ring ceremony will occur at the graveside with Wiliam Geake of Fort Wayne and N Mikels of New Castle presiding. Pallbearers include Elmer A Smythe Charles Murphy Edward Wolf Sheridan Hawkins J W Staub and Charles Hutchinson.
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M. H. Rice
E. Tenth Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Wiliam Geake
Fort Wayne
N. Mikels
New Castle
Daughter Olka To Break The Eppert Will
Mrs Nancy C Gardner files objection to probate of Francis M Eppert will valued at 7500 left in trust to son Fred W Eppert. Will pays Gardner 15 to 25 monthly from income. if Gardner dies with no children, estate to Fred. if she dies with children before her brother, division between Gardner's children and Fred. Gardner alleges undue influence and mental unsoundness at execution. Francis Eppert was bailiff in Superior Court No 1. Fred W Eppert is a city council member.
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Francis M. Eppert
Fred W. Eppert
Gardner
Francis Eppert
Superior Court
Inquest Finds Ed Rentsch Held for Fraud Case
Edward M. Rentsch, charged with passing fraudulent checks, was deemed insane yet bound over to the grand jury under a $5,000 bond. A hastily convened sanity commission, without police knowledge, followed Mrs. Rentsch’s insanity affidavit. The inquiry was conducted Monday by Justice Kelley and doctors Dugan and Cain.
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Sanity Commission
Edward M. Rentsch
Grand Jury
Rentsch
Justice of the Peace
R R Telegraphers Seek Clear Nerves with Grape Nuts
A Telegraph operator testifies that daily Grape Nuts supports steady nerves and enhanced work pace. He notes reducing meat in favor of fruit and vegetables improves digestion and mental focus. The endorsement, from Battle Creek’s Postum Co., ends with the familiar “There’s a Reason.”
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R. R
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
McGregor Trial Highlights Rehearsal of Testimony Questioned
In a long County Court session, the state debated whether a rehearsal of testimony by John McGregor was improper. Key moments included McGregor denying introductions to Emmett Huggins, questions about past loans, and a park meeting with Miss Mary Pratt of the South-side Register discussing a list of Republican club members.
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Mary Pratt
South-side Register
McGregor
Republican Club
Miss Pratt
Ketcham
Emmett Uluggins
John C. Ruckelshaus
John
Emmett Huggins
Huggins
Atlas Engine Works
Iwketcham
John McGregor
Marion Trust Company
Sahm
Mr. Sahm
Mr. Huggins
Board of County Commissioners
Tom Spafford
Spafford
Irvington
Southside Register
Mr. Spaan
Mr. McGregor
McGee
Wiliam Patten
County Auditor's ‘Office
John Ruckelshaus
Mr. Patten
Dead Rats Threaten City Health In Alley Conditions
Citizens complain across the city about unsanitary alleys with dead rats left for days. In one uptown alley between Queen/Market and Delaware streets, as many as six rats lie dead daily. Health inspectors appear unable to address the issue, with cleaning work outsourced to a private firm and little direct board oversight.
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Uptown
Qoniend Market
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Health Department
Board of Health
Child Chokes to Death in Indiana Crabipple Incident
In Folsomville Indiana on August 5 7 year old Letha May Barnett died after choking while attempting to swallow a crabipple. The tragedy prompted local authorities to warn of choking hazards in common snacks.
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Folsomville
Ind
Letha May Rarnett
Goodby and greetings from a restless era
A cryptic line from the Atlanta Constitution notes that even poverty can feel a lift from a simple morning greeting and a health wish, reflecting a softer social mood amid harder times.
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Atlanta Constitution
Women and Constipation Remedies in Periodical Advice
A fragmentary antiquated advisory note criticizes neglect of constipation and urges physicians favored tonics and purifiers. It dismisses items like Blackburns Casca Rosal Pill e not even cantor oil as ineffective or unsuitable remedies for female health concerns.
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Blackburn
Thrilling real life tragedy known in play
A New York arrest follows reports of a complex bigamy case involving Cora Santry, Caleb Santry, Milo Haskins, and Walter Payne. The sequence ends with a murder, a knife wound, a disappearance, and a bewitched alibi that leads to a stage adaptation at the Park theater.
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Cora Santry
New York
Oil West District
West Virginia
Caleb Santry
Milo Haskins
Hive
Walter Payne
Payne
Ward
Park Theater
Wood demands higher salary before returning to Boston
Joe Wood left the Blues for a visit with his parents in Hutchinson Kansas and will not report to the Boston Americans until a higher salary is offered. He has been offered $400 a month.
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McGregor
Clark
Wood
Ikansas City
Joe Wood
The
Blues
Hutchinson
Ixas
Boston Americans
Oklahoma Voters Renominate Gore for U.S. Senator
Oklahoma voters in a light primary renominate U S Senator Al Gore Democrat and Dennis Flynn Republican without opposition. Across Kansas City Missouri incomplete returns show Cowherd nominated for governor over Ball Julia Wallace and Staple while Hadley tops for governor. In Topeka Kansas meager returns put Stubbs ahead for governor with Bristow apparently defeating Long for renomination and Bodkin leading Democrats for governor.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
Gore
Dennis JT. Flynn
Senate
Kansas City
Cowherd
David A. Ball
William H. Wallace
H. F. Staple
Herbert
Hadley
Tofpera
Kas
W. R. Stubbs
Cyrus Leland
J. 1. Bristow
Long
J. D. Bodkin
It Took His Time to It in A Lurid Chorus
A fragmentary scene shows the Cheerful Idiot sawing a chop and declaring the lamb’s killer was tender in motive. The oldest hoarder asks why the butcher hesitated three or four years before delivering the fatal blow.
Wonderland amusements and Gayety theater update
The Tenth Regiment band from Fr Benjamin Harrison will perform at Wonderland with Bert Murphy in The Man Who Sings to Beat the Band on Saturday night. Soldiers in uniform admitted free. Pain's fireworks first exhibition Thursday night. Gayety theater attendance rises as shows appeal to families with women and children. The program features talking segments, pieces, ten motion pictures and three songs with a full change in the lineup tomorrow.
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Benjamin Harrison
Bert Murphy
Wonderland
Pain
Navassar Ladies Military Band Performs at Fair Bank
A Tuesday evening rain did not dampen the Navassar Ladies Military band as 40 young women under Miss Augusta Dial performed on the vaudeville stage at Fair Bank. The ensemble delighted the faithful attendees who attend rain or shine, delivering several selections.
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Fair Bank
Navassar Ladies Military
Augusta Dial
Riverside Park Two Step Contest Opens Tonight
Wilmot of the Riverside dancing hall will host one of Indiana's greatest large two step contests tonight. Many of the state's prize winners are expected, with more than thirty entries announced last Saturday. A well known dancing master will judge. the event is open to all.
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Wilmot
Riverside
Indiana
Broadway Girl Pleases Crowds at Grand Opera House
Despite rough weather, Grand Opera House drew large crowds Wednesday for a program of talking pictures, The Evolution of the Broadway Girl, and a girl in the directoire, the cool theater enhancing the novelty of the bill.
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Grand Opera House
Three Blazes Hit Small Hopkin's Restaurant
Fire crews responded to Hopkins' restaurant at 34 and Ya Monument Place early Wednesday after a small kitchen fire was discovered. Damages were estimated at 50 dollars.
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Ya Monument Place
Austin-Manhattan Mining Dividends and Consolidation
The Austin-Manhattan Mining Co combines properties with the Austin tunnel at a depth of 1000 feet and a million-dollar shaft project. The firm touts 500000 shares in Indianapolis and a Denver testing program, claiming high future dividends and debt-free mills. Inquiries invited at Room 337 Denison Hotel. No fifty million dollars paid in.
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Austin-Manhattan Consolidated Mining Company
Austin
Austin-Manhattan
Denver
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
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Olka
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Cy Clark
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Barrett
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Wil Moore
Thomas E. Spafford
Public
Aulegge
Ee Sorceress
Dabesiavardan
Seeesaies
Bryan
Bell
Kern
Theodor John W. Kern
W. J. Bryan
State Fair Grounds
I. A. Bell
Theodore A. Bell
California
Mr. Kern
Jackson
U.S
Franklin Woodruff
Pettis Dry Goods
Merchants National Bank
Erivdian
Gayetu
Gayety Theater
Riverside Park
Morey Los
Hop
William Robinson
Hamilton 4
Jessie O Banion
Eighteenth Street
J. Francis Wilson
TJ Newton Clypool
Coughlin & Wilson Dental Co
Austin-Manhattan Mining Co
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