Frau Schlichting Celebrates 100th Birthday With German Waltz
Fraulein Schlichting, 2703 Pitolave, recently marked her centennial with a lively German waltz led by Henry Springfile and Miller's band. She danced despite age, impressed guests with poise, and requested a drink after the performance, displaying hearty health and a keen memory of her homeland.
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Frau Schlichting
Pitolave
Henry Springfile
Miller
Mr. Sprivefile
Frau
Freight Train Ran Away in Wilkes Barre
An August freight derailment on the Central Railroad in Wilkes Barre Ma. left two trains colliding in the yards after the engine detached above a water tank. Brakeman Charles Davitt of Fairview was fatally crushed, engineer John Johnson seriously hurt, and crew members escaped by jumping as 20 cars were wrecked and service suspended.
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Newa
Central Railroad
Charles Davitt
Fairview
John Johnson
Donnelly Discharged Then Sober Vagrant in Police Court
Michael Donnelly, burned by wood alcohol poured by drunken companions, was discharged from City hospital on Saturday and an hour later appeared in the police court charged with loitering and drunkenness. Judge Whallon considered him sufficiently punished.
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Michael Donnelly
Whallon Fet Donnelly
Official discourtesy critique of Gen Miles tribute halted
Washington August 15 Under the ending Official discourtesy the Army and Navy Repeater weekly journal devoted to military service says it would be appropriate for the department to record a tribute to Gen Miles whose career yielded valuable service The incident provokes keen regret due to the industry involved and the unfavorable commentary it has provoked everywhere.
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Army Nd Navy Repeater
Miles
Swindler Pitches Rides On Business Card in Harlem Scam
A con man posing as a successful downtown hotel operator tells victims he lost all his money at the races and asks for 50 cents to get home. He shows a business card and promises to return the card tomorrow, using the same ploy with successive targets.
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Sam Gang
Harlem
Evans sought in wife murder as police scour city
Kansas City police hunt George B. Evans, president of the Amiridan transfer company, for the shooting death of Mrs Mandel Lillie Evans in bed at her home. The suspect vanished after the act. Mrs Evans filed for divorce earlier in the week. Evans had drawn attention by filling a striking teamster role during a labor stoppage. His body was later found at noon with his head shot away in Bt Maery's cemetery.
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Kansas City
George B. Evans
Amiridan Transfer Company
Mandel Lillie Evans
Maery
Bridge collapses injures four as train passes
At Sathrgop Col Aug a D R C Bridge gave way Saturday morning as a passenger train crossed. The collapse hurled several into a ravine. Fourteen passengers were injured and transported to Buena Vista. Most will recover.
Russia orders Black Sea squadron to Turkish waters
The Messenger reports a Sebastopol telegram stating the Russian Black Sea fleet will sail to Turkish waters to punish officials tied to the Monastir murder. It cites Lamsdorff directives to Zininovist demanding punishment, restoration of Ismail Hakki, release of peasants, and fresh gendarme enrollments for Macedonia.
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Ruassia
Mob Could Not Agree Landers Wyn August Murderers Escape
A mob failed to unite over the plan to attack a jail on Friday night. Two alleged murderers James K. ier and James Dollard escaped in the confusion. Donald killed Frank Hryant on a street Wednesday, with Hoes Steinger also slain. A staged escape was attempted by a condemned man who diverted from the hanging.
Fire devastates Samara province towns in Russia
A large fire destroyed the towns of Dobrinka Bebroovka and Preo vragenka in Samar province, burning 300 houses and a great quantity of grain. The disaster left residents in intense distress as investigators assess the damage.
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Dobrinka
Bebroovka
Preovragenka
Samar
Runaway Mail Cart Crashes Market After Frightened Tug
A shower of mail littered the market space east of the court as a mail cart driven by Ed Tyner bolted down the street. The buggy collided between two wagons near the start, badly breaking the vehicle while Tyner, wearing a cape, escaped unharmed.
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Ed Tyner
Tyner
Injured Worker Struck by Timber at Belmont Avenue Round House
Charnel Gray of Tremont Avenue, employed at the D. W. Round House on Belmont Avenue, was seriously injured Saturday when a timber fell on his abdomen at a boat yard. Dr. Cunningham of City Dispensary attended and deemed the injuries dangerous, but Gray requested removal to his home. Kansas City remains a growing hub with rising bank clearings and population rankings noted in city reports.
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Tremontave
D. & W. Round House
Belmontave
Gray
Cunningham
Births Deaths Marriages and Building Permits Listed
Girths deaths and marriages listed with names and addresses such as Birthe Charles Virginia Bruce Laurel flats and John Herd Mary Logue plus many others. Building permits show Harry G Wilson Aabland ave cottage 1506 F F Brinkman Harvey near New York ave cottage 1075 and more across Noblesville area with multiple addresses and values.
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Virginia
Bruce Laurel Flats
Joseph and
Anna Franklin
Lawisst
Bor
George
Mamie Sutphen
S. E. Washington St
John. F
Elizabeth Michelfelder
W. Merritt-st
Wiliam
Annie Shannon
Deweyave
Lewis and
Emma Brink
Flora A. Tingle
Amania M. Harney
Jem Parkeave
Anna M. Boggy
N. Pennsylva Kinst
Raymond C. Habaon
South
Grace M. Wooden
N. Keystone
John Herd
Mary Logue
John W. Rid
Bertha J. Fisher
Theodore A. Kracht
Anna Reder
Newton Herriron
Mollie HI
John W. Borders
Luda B. Burns
Harry G. Wilson
Twentyitthat
Aabland-ave
Develling
F. F. H. Brinkman
Harvey
New York-at
John Wacker
Holmes-ave
Calvelage
Walnutsts
Santa Fe Machinists Threaten to Strike
Santa Fe machinists threaten to strike over pay in Santa Fe shops. Officials say the action would affect 20 percent of local shopmen and could seriously impact operations. A separate report notes a man fatally gored by a bull near White Sulphur Springs, with severe injuries and possible death.
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Santa FE
Topekachinisin’ Union
Larthon
Topaz
Ind
White Sulphur
Kidney Pills Backed by Indianapolis Resident Endorsement
An Indianapolis man, J. W. Parker, extols Uvan's Kidney Pills from Henry J. Muder's drug store, claiming relief from years of kidney pain and nighttime urinary issues after a short course. The Foster-Misouri Co. in Buffalo, N.Y., is sole US agent. price is 60 cents.
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Weatst
Big Four Clothing House
Washington St
Uvan
Henry J. Muder
Foster-Misouri Co
Buffalo
N.x
United States
Disappearance and Theater Fire Reported in Madrid
A man from Elnora Indiana is sought by police after leaving home and heading toward Indianapolis. In Madrid, the Juan theater was destroyed by fire, suspected incendiary origin. Tom Delaney and Mike Ferguson were released under suspended sentence for stealing from the Big Four railroad due to infirmity and guardianship circumstances.
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Madrid
Tom Delaney
Divid
Mike Fergnson
Uta
Muri
Wall Street Stocks, Markets Edge Down and Up in Harsh Session
American stocks in London show irregular movement as industry hesitates in iron and steel. Keck Island holds option while bank statements point to favorable moves. In Indianapolis wheat and cattle prices rise over yesterday. hogs steady with strong demand. Toledo grain lists mixed futures. Chicago livestock receipts show brisk trades with cattle and hogs varying in price.
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American Sheet Steel Company
Pittsburg
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Ama
New York Stocks Open Broad Activity and Mixed Declines
The New York market opened active with early declines from Friday’s losses as profit taking offset bear pressure. Amalgamated Copper fell near a point, with prices easing through the first hour. government bonds held steady as declines spread to several rails and commodities across Wheat and Live Stock centers in Chicago and Cincinnati reports.
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Atchison, Kla
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