Forty People Enjoy Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm
Forty persons including twenty three children were hosted for a week at the Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm near New Augusta. Meals and fresh milk support mothers and children from city’s poor districts. Contributions are welcome to Major Escott in the Baldwin block.
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Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm
New Augusta
Salvation Army
Noble Band
of Salvationists
Major Escott
Baldwin Block
Defence of Gell Room 13 Made by Police Chief
Police Chief Metzger submitted a report to the Board of Public Safety defending the cell room at the police station condemned by the Marion County Board of Charities. He denies the Board’s charges and notes daily high pressure washing and disinfection. He cites improvements since his tenure and invites public inspection.
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Gell
Metzger
Board of Public Safety
Marion County Board of Charities
Charity Board
Deserved Shutout With A Lucky Triple Sparks Milwaukee Win
Milwaukee defeated Columbus 4 to 2 as Odwell delivered a two base hit after a pebble altered the ball, breaking Manske’s shutout. Manske silenced Columbus except for the second inning while Pickett exited in the fourth and Link finished with solid pitching.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dying mother pleads as son is freed to aid her
In Terre Haute Indiana Mrs Blanche Baskett 42 at 452 N Second St lies dying after taking strychnine in protest over her son Clifford Baskett a jail inmate for robbing a blind woman The police granted permission for his release on judge Gerdinks recommendation so he can be at her bedside with the promise to return to jail after the crisis
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Blanche Baskett
N. Second Street
Clifford Baskett
Baskett
Gerdink
Gillette could have lived if he had kept still
Gov. Hughes recounts a Seattle newspaper story about Chester Gillette. A visiting mother pressed for clemency and presented court records and a possible confession. Hughes says doubt remained, then learned Gillette confessed the afternoon before execution, prompting a rare late change in stance.
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Seattle Dispatch
Gov. Hughes
New York
Wilcox
Auburn
Gov
Hughes
Gillette
Court of Appeals
Ginlette
Auburn Prison
Break at Plant Forces Shutdown in Bluffton
A breakdown at the electric light plant causes Boss Manufacturing mitten works and Red Cross factory to close for the week. The main shaft on the large engine broke and the small engine cannot handle the load, prompting city officials to order closures.
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Bluffton
Mid
Mitten
Boss Manufacturing Company
Red Cross
Stewards Vote to Establish Hotel School at Winona
The International Stewards association at its convention voted to establish a hotel training school at Winona Technical Institute with a building costing about 200000 dollars serving as dormitory and property of the institute. Committees were named to carry out the project and the convention will close with officer elections and a banquet at Claypool hotel.
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Winona Technical
International Stewards’ Association
Winona Technical Institute
The
Eugene Girard
L. Fred Klooz
Luke Manahan
George W. June
J. Edward Krause
Frank S. Murphy
F. C. Hurley
Adolph Mayer
A. C. Hoffman
J. J. Leppa
Institute
C. Dickey
W. D. Allison
W. A. Hapgood Walton L. Dynes
Commercial Club
Colonial Annex
Pittsburg
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Claypool Hotel
H. E. Barnard
Indiana
Wiley
Indianapolis
Mr. Barnard
Denver
National Convention of Dairy and Food Commissioners
Naughty hippo Caliph II spanked for biting mother at zoo
New York story reports Caliph II, son of Miss Murphy and Caliph I, at Central Park Zoo, was punished by his mother after grabbing her lower jaw during a morning dip. The incident caused a splash, a small tidal surge, and alarm among staff and animals as Miss Murphy restrained her cub.
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New York
Caliph II
Miss Murphy
Caliph I
Africa
Caliph
Central Park Zoo
Bill Snyder
Central Park
Farrell
Arsenal
Elopers Send Word They Are Married
Mrs. Huellsman of Tell City received a telegram from Clifford Dietrich in St. Louis saying his daughter Emma aged 19 and he wed there yesterday. Emma Huellsman and Dietrich eloped from Tell City Sunday night and police in several cities are searching for them.
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Evansville
Ind
WW. Huellsman
Tell City
Clifford Dietrich
St. Louis
Huellsman
Emma
Mise Huellsman
Dietrich
Red catcher Harry McLean ruled out for life due to knee injury
Cincinnati Aug 19 Doctors told Harry McLean Reds catcher he will never play ball again after knee injuries from colliding with Thomas of the Burlington Doves in Sunday's game. The kneecap is permanently stiff.
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Cincinnati
Harry McLean
Reds
Thomas
Borton Doves
McLean
Vacation Time Never Comes Savings Ad for Indiana Trust Co
An advertisement by The Indiana Trust Co promotes savings deposits with guaranteed interest and continuous growth. It invites readers to start saving with any amount, promising eventual financial success and mentioning its capital and surplus figures.
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THE
Indiana Trust CO
Chauffeur Stops Runaway Horse On The Circle
Chicago chauffeur Joe B. Meark halted a runaway horse at Meridien street and Monument place saving Mrs. M. A. Potter. The horse bolted from Market and Pennsylvania, throwing Potter’s party from the rig and injuring Charles Horton. Meark, just arrived from Chicago, seized the bridle and was dragged briefly.
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Joe B. Meark
Chicago
Meridien Street
Monument Place
A. Potter
East Street
Market
Pennsylvania Street
Mr. Potter
Charles Horton
Horton
Meark
English
New Yorker Arrested in Practical Joke Backfires
L. G. Tewksbury former Gilsey House proprietor was arrested for murder in Denver after a prank by J. W. Murphy of Peoria. A hotel street scene led a officer to detain him to Central Station until the hotel owner cleared him and a payment of wine secured his release.
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Denver
L. G. Tewksbury
Gilsey House
New York
Tewksbury
J. W. Murphy
Peoria
Kaiserhof
Murphy
Central Station
Armstrong
Grand Trunk Railway Advertises Longest Double Track Route
The Grand Trunk system markets the longest continuous double track route from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls with connections to New York via Lehigh Valley. Descriptive literature and timetables are mailed free on application to W. Cookson, Grand Trunk Railway System, 135 Adema Street, Chicago.
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One
Grand Trunk Railway
Chicago
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
New York
W. 5. Cookson
Adema Street
Bliss Native Herbs Laundry Ad
Family washings rough dry by the pound all flat pieces ironed. Try it Phones 1671. Bliss Native Herbs Washington Street.
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BLISS
Washington Street
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R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
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N. Y
Bill Free
Ralston Boot Shop
Penn. and
Ohio Sts
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East Side
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Opera Ars House
Broad Ripple Park
Wonvensa
EO Ag Cuore
Ewing
W. Martin
Mammoth
Ute
Ves
Mayer
Riverside Bathing Beach
Broad Ripple
Batiing Beach
Terre Haute
Chester Gillette
Physie
Louis A. Fischer
H. G. Freed
Milo E. Westbrooke
W. C. Smith
Hippo
Geto
Mom
New Yorker
GEM Laundry
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