Pencil Pushers Picnic For Country Editors At Grove
Admirers and writers for The Teddly wall Tee plan a picnic on August aa. Nation editors are expected to attend in larger numbers than ever, recognizing each other by namic writable signs. After seating at the grove, guests will move to anise and view the animate pine fennet, with a meal to be served at a south grave at about p.m.
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Wal Tee
Gajoy Tseed Eit
Kiet
Namic
South Geave
Woman switches from coffee to Postum for relief
An Iowa woman credits Postum with ending nervous spells headaches stomach trouble and insomnia traceable to coffee use. After trial she and her husband quit coffee and now sleep well. they report weight gain and improved health. The ad asserts Postum from Battle Creek Michigan as the cure.
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Iowa
Pastum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Frustrated Street Repairs Amid City Delays
Residents report long closures and damaged blocks as street work lingers. Workers cite awaiting pole replacement by the street car line, with promises from city officials and a local contractor that progress will come soon. Nearby homes have endured months of disruption.
Baboon Alarms Royal Arms Hotel In New York
An educated baboon named Pete escaped his cage at the Royal Arms hotel in New York on a Sunday afternoon. He roamed through rooms, halls, and rooftops, saluting guests and staff before finally being captured in a bathroom and returned to his cage under the pool garden. Hotel officials assured guests the animal was safely captive.
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New York
Royal Arms Hotel
Pete
Hammerstein
Belasco Theater
Soltary
Lyric Theater
Cribes
Harry Mack
Royal Arma
Mes
Esenne
TL. M. Davis
Woman Charged With Embezzling Lodge Funds
Mrs Cora Goodwin wife of a Big Four railroad man living at 1181 Lexington Ave faced embezzlement charges over funds of the ladies auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Police said the Aug 4 burglary saw cash taken from the home, all belonging to the auxiliary. The case, heard before Justice Sheets, bound Mrs Goodwin over to the grand jury.
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Cora Goodwin
Lexington Ave
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
Toorwin
Ladies Auxiliary
Martha Carr
Aux- Mary
Socialist in Auto Warns of Socialist Rule
Guy Lockwood a socialist from Girard Kansas warned a crowd at Washington and Meridian streets Monday night that if socialists gained power everyone would own automobiles. He claimed the rich would pay only through labor and compared the Democratic concept to Jonah and the whale. He spoke of a collection to assist him after implying his wife won a magazine contest. The speaker will be at Myriadian and Washington streets Tuesday night.
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Guy Lockwood
Socialiat
Girard
Kansas
Washington and
Meridianste
Parker
Ilser
Larkwourt
Myridian
Washington-sts
Piana in Forest and A Fence Quarrel in Town
In forest shade Miss Claude Elydin Burkhalter, a Peoria Conservatory teacher, practices daily under a large oak near her improvised cabin. In South Charleston neighbors Kimble and Stagle clash over a fence, with Stagle admitting a brick attack in self defense. Elsewhere, union talks hint at settlement of the Crookaville sub-district strike. A Salt Lake City murder follows a robbery, and Knoxville sees a monumental lightning strike destroying a marble monument funded by ex Confederate soldiers.
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Piana
Seryps-McHae
Scrippe McRae Press Association
South Charleston
Kimble
Albert
Kumbh
Stagle
Scrippa-MicRae Press Association
Knoxville
Tenn
National Cemetery
Confydermta Soldiers of
Tennessee
Torches Made From Petticoats In Rescue At Cleveland
A pleasure party of young ladies and several city manufacturers rode out in a disabled naphtha launch as a storm neared. Torches fashioned from their petticoats drew the attention of Officer Huberty, who rushed to the breakwater with a launch to aid the panicked group adrift for four hours. The party included Fred Myer, Thomas Law, Durand, William Edwards, Miss Elvira Mire, Miss Emily Chase, and two young ladies.
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Cleveland
Poleeman Huberty
Huberty
Fred Myer
Thomas Iaw
Maeliith
Durand
Whtam Edwards Company
Fort Collis
Mire Elvirater
Wily horse thieves reveal new scheme in Kansas
Local reports describe a new horse theft trick in Kinsas where thieves take a small value horse, swap it for a valuable one, lock the latter in a barn, set the building ablaze, and flee with the decoy horse as officers search for the burned wrong horse. The incident hints at a larger pattern of barn arson used to misdirect pursuit.
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Cihson
Kas
Ang
Kinssas
Expelled Reds by Swiss Federal Council and Travel Advertisements
Expulsion of several Tithing anarchists from Switzerland follows a federal council order. Notices of disorder at a sifike near Kaux de Fenda. Miscellaneous items include Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a series of excursion rates to Northern resorts via the North-Western Line. Also mentions the Overland Limited service and California return fares via Union Pacific and Northwestern lines.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Geneva
Ane. S
Federal Council
Switzerland
Kaux de Fenda
Milwaukee
Madison
Waukee Ha
Green Lake
Devile Lake
Gogeble
Asplund
Marquette
Superior
Duluth
St, Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
W. B. Kniskern
M. Ry
Chicano
California
Chicago
Union Poetic
Northwestern
Thekecy En Sale
Missouri River
Overland Limited
Bevere
Aga Vinest
Cincinnath
Northern rail fares to Denver and Midwest routes offered
Advertises $30 round trip to Colorado via Chicago with daily services to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo from Veton Pacific Northwest Lane Chica. Highlights low rates from eastern points, two daily fast trains, parlor car service between Chicago and Omaha, and a brochure available by mail with map for 4 cents.
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Chicago
Veton Pacific & Northwestern
Lane Chica
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Central States
Atlantic
Cincinnati
Cradwood
Chlcago
Northwestern Ry
San’ Latiam
W. We Kniekern
Omaha
Patt Cay Getwean
Allangurs
Breeze
Vine
Ohio
Your Summer Outing Water Trip Ad and Offer
A local ad urges readers to take recreation from monotonous work. It promotes a water trip as the least expensive option with first class accommodations. Written to Detroit readers, it invites contacts at A. A. Bchantz, G. P. T. Mer. Detroit.
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A. A. Bchantz
G. P. T. Mer
Detroit
Mich
Many Bright Boys Pay Their Whole School Expenses
A newsboy recounts his hard life and those of peers selling papers. He explains summers bring earnings for clothes and books while winters are tougher. The piece contrasts urban routes, from physician’s sons to downtown laborers, and notes many youths support families and study by delivering papers after school and on weekends.
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Hari
Jew
Hayry
Les
Down Town
Hove
Babe Drowned. Coroner Concludes Cause of Death
A coroner reports a verdict that Babe was drowned. The child, aged about 1 year, was found dead with the mother nearby. The coroner notes no conclusive evidence from authorities or witnesses regarding who caused the drowning.
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We Wright
Rewah
Brigands Capture Banker Elland in Old Mexico
John Elland, vice-president of a Portales bank in New Mexico, was seized by brigands in Sonora, Mexico. A letter postmarked Oputo stated he would be tortured and killed unless a heavy ransom is paid. Mrs. Elland notified the American consul in Mexico City to aid his release.
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
Mexico
Pitched battle injures two youths in street fight
A street clash at Olver avenue and Drover street Monday night left John Moore and Bert Kruse seriously hurt. The Moore brothers intervened when Harvey Moore was attacked, leading to a gang fight with clubs stones and knife and knife wounds reported.
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Olverave
Drover St
John Moore
Warren Ave
Bert Kru
Howard-al
Harvey Moore
John
Gang of Coys
Moore
Kruse
Mda
Fight With Swordfish Ends In Captured Giant
Captain Berjami Goodwin of the schooner Thona Knight reports a swordfish battle off Boston Harbor Sunday night. After two hours the fish was hauled aboard, the dories were lost, and the catch weighed a weight not fully saved by a tight noose.
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Haviee
Scrippe McRae Press Association
Boston
Berjami Goodwin
Thona Knight
Knight
Howard Peterson
John Firth
Uiis
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