Rumor of Port Arthur Fall Circulates London
A London Evening Standard dispatch from Tientsin says private sources believe Port Arthur was entered by Japanese forces and that its fall is practically accomplished. No confirmation came from Barun Hayashi. The report notes dawn occupation of Itzshan forts and heavy losses but cites no official word.
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London
Evening Standard
Tientsin
Specia Dlapatch
Port Arthur
Itzshan
Perushan
Barun Hayashi
Great Britain
Iss
Whale captures and loses a Hartford man with whale tale
A Hartford party returning from Griswold's shores claimed a whale adventure with E Willard on a life risking attempt to harpoon the carcass. Willard fell when the whale sank, was rescued by nearby rowers and the whale was later killed and brought ashore. An unrelated corporate notice follows about a Broad Ripfile park gathering and local business ads.
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Hartford
Conn
Ave
Grisigold
Sound
Chia Befai
Will “E. Willard
Karl Reisland
Episcopal Church
Wethersfield
Mr. Willard
Willard
Aging man seeks permit for county poor farm care
William Within, 93, claiming to own a slave before the war, argues at the palace station that he must go to the county farm as no one else will care for him. He describes ties to Kentucky and to the Cotage Tom character and is taken to the township office for a permit to the poor farm.
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William
Agra
Palice Station
Tse
Wittie
Indianapolis
Missouri St
Kentucky
Stowe
Little Tom
Wilhite
Nour
Governor candidate Frank Hanis in Greensburg campaign stop
Frank Hanis, Republican candidate for governor, campaigned in Putnam County Greensburg after a county conversion event. An immense crowd gathered for the intraparty march and rally on Saturday, following the gathering in the town square.
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Greencastle
Ind
Frank Hanis
Putsnam
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Nearby States
Fair conditions prevail through Saturday night and Sunday with rising temperatures. Readings at 7 am 58, noon 73, 2 pm 77. Winds light to moderate. In river city, an employee at the Wabash factory was found dead Saturday from a hemorrhage of the lungs. He leaves a wife and three children, youngest a week old. He moved here about six months ago from Louisville.
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Indiana
Jchnson
Lod
Starry Joon
X Wabath
Tie
Louieville
Jungs
Harlan Named for Congress in Quiet District Convention
In Cleveland Hall Washington County the district Democratic convention nominated Harlan on the first ballot amid little fanfare. Frank P. Baker and Barrett also received votes as delegates sought unity, with Harlan escorted to the stage and supporters urging perseverance against imperialism.
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Joe Fanning
Washington Hall
Cleveland Hall
Spencer
Committee On Rules and Organization
Eur Tung
Sperenes
J. Fane King
Albery F. Zearing
Tim Griffin
Taria
Alonzo Green Smith
Dumarracs
Levi P. Uatian
Charles KE
Barrett
Frank P. Baker
Wart
Harlan
Case
Harelan Bi
Baker
Warrett
Chat Toain Wa Yttle
Hurn
Joe Bell
Henry Seyfried
Young spellbinder engaged by Republican State Speaking Bureau
Warren Anthony Ross of Indianapolis, a well known young orator, has joined the Republican State Speaking Bureau. He is praised as a fascinating spellbinder who has spoken for the party before and gained a reputation this year as a reader of Enoch Arden.
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Warren Anthony Ross
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Hoes
Enoch Arden
Prosecuting Attorney Sees More Evidence in Krauss Case
In Harpegicupy Indiana a prosecuting attorney claims additional evidence exists against Mrs Krauss in the Krauss home case. He cites a possible poisoning plot using substances found at the scene and notes investigators traced a man who said Krauss sent him for the poison. Also mentions revival meetings by Mrs Underath-Etter starting September 1 and local property listings and stables for sale.
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Mrs. Krauss
Harpegicupy
Ind
Krauss
Heotel Krause
Stevehetine
I Prysials
Eocan
Lloyd Sarmeryitle
Mo WR Underath-Etter
Underath
Reikhtwoot von
Underath-Etter
Burglars Fail to Open Blacksmiths Safe
Burglars attempted to break the safe at Schwelkle and Prange Blacksmiths at 801 E Markeree early Saturday morning. They battered the door and fled when the safe remained intact, leaving the city noting a sizable sum of money inside was not taken.
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Schwelkle & Prange
E. Markeree
Charnotsey
Donnelly Seeks Fresh Push to End Stockyard Strike
Chicago unions plan another attempt Sunday to end the stockyard strike. President Donnelly says progress is unlikely as packers resist proposals. many strikers remain firm while packers predict a break. About 36 butchers began the strike and pledged to work if the walkout ends. An order has been issued and strike pickets are being called in.
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Chicago
Donnelly
Che Unin
Wittwop Welay
PoPre
Inspector Hunt
Booker Seeks Rooms Amid legal hotel query
A fragment recalls a discussion at an English hotel about allowing Booker to stay. Mrs Towser notes Indian hotel law prevents refusing him, while others debate room availability and policy under unclear circumstances.
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Washington
Alanuker
Bests and Sweethearts Gum Dispute in Teas ville Ky
Best Gum Co sues Lea Meyer, gum salesman, seeking $1 damages and injunction. Company claims Meyer breached exclusive agency contract covering Best Gum in multiple states and limited Meyer from selling Sweethearts gum. The case alleges Meyer partnered with rival CW Sehrader to distribute competing Sweethearts line.
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Teasville
Marian County
Alpate
Lea Meyer
Viatims
Meyer
Sehrader
Indhiana
Minas
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Qhin
Joutevile
Heat Company
Morrison Found Guilty in Reno Murder Trial
Morrison and accomplice Milley Conkey were found guilty of murder in Reno last April. Attorneys for the defendant, Thomas Morrison, asked for a new trial on Saturday, as the case moved toward life imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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Cannilton, Ltd
Thomas We Morrison
Wise
Milley & Conkey
Reno
Morrison
Indiana Geologist Reports On Stone For Monuments
State geologist Blatchley travels through Indiana to study stone varieties and their composition for the soldiers and veterans monuments. He received a request from A J Zabern of the New York commission, seeking a full report on stone types and composition for battlefield monuments at Chattanooga and Gettysburg.
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Blatchley
A. J. Zabernskle
New York Manuscent Commission
New York Commission
Chattanooge
Gettysburg
Indiana
Colored banker loans 250000 at Richmond session
WoL Taylor a wealthy colored banker from Richmond Va will attend the sessions of the National Negro Business League in Henrico county Virginia to assist in funding. He and four other bankers will participate with Gov Marty Mayor Holtzman and J W Korn set to speak at opening ceremonies. Booker T. Washington will deliver the annual address at the evening session.
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Taylor
Richmond
Henrico County
Virgina
Serous
Henrivo County
Ed Taylor
Twindow
Tverini
Booker T. Washington
Church Doors Open With Music This Sunday Charms Parishioners
A local church announces doors will open with music this Sunday. Organist Teindley and soloist Adah B. Conner will headline a program, with vows to bring a varied recital and celebrate community worship alongside park openings.
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Delaware
Sundey
Teindley
Adah B. Conner
Sprain
Blessed State 1s Religion Faith Amidst Turmoil
Bert Ryan 21% Talbott reports stabbing near a station and a night of prayer as neighbors recall Ryan kneeling and seeking cleansing. He refused to leave the scene and voiced strong religious conviction amid community unrest and threats to worship.
Strickland Likely Marriage Ties Chief Delegate at Demo Convention
In Washington Hall Saturday afternoon Strickland of Givern Mehl appeared set to be the convention’s nominee with EM agen and ELD. Barrett of Matinook also contending, but Strickland secured the nomination on the first ballot. Edward I. Huber, Marion business leader and head of Huber Engine and Thresher Co., died suddenly in Mor ton Ohio, shocking Indianapolis friends and relatives.
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Marry Strickland
Givern Mehl
Carontline
Daint Representative Democrat
Washington Hall
EM Agen
Eld. Barrett
Matinook Enuaty
Rerickland
Huber
Edward 1. Huber
Moreton
Indianapolis
Thalthis
Hear
Huber Engine and Thresher Company
Marion
Huelbess Tan
Columbus
Ind
Four Thieves Escape Franklin County Jail Aided by Sweetheart
In Franklin Indiana four inmates J B Thompson Bills and John Stairs escaped Joboxen county jail between 12 and 1 am Saturday aided by Oaks sweetheart Perday who brought a saw and tools in a package. The escape prompted pursuit and authorities expect Thompson and Bills to head toward Louisville while Oaks remains held for aiding the breakout. Stairs is said to be from Brown county and the others have uncertain origins. The incident marks the first bold jail delivery in Franklin in years.
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Franklin
Ind
J. B. Thompson
Bills
Karl Oaks
John Stairs
Joboxen
Thompson
Oake
Aston
Grant
Stutrs
Oaks
Bar
Rsom
Bile
Louteville
Oxke
Inburg
Stairs
Somen
Brown County
Murder charge rocks World Woodmen over monument dispute
A conflict within the Woodmen of the World over an epitaph on a monument to a dead member led to calls to remove the stone. Dr. F G Semmes of Hickory and Lawson family members are cited in a murder case with large sums involved, while a Memphis firm handled the monument.
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Lawson-Semmes
F. G. Semmes
Hickore
TD. Lewon
Dahers Corps
Mississappi
Hin Lawson
Lawson
Memphis
Hickory
Mance
Thomda T. J. Lawson
Seramon
Hank
Dr. Semmes
Avery
Fall attire details for a child’s dress design
The text describes a fall wear cardhin or waist-worn garment using a ribbon and matching material for a child of about eight years. It notes embroidery and French knots securing a dress figure, with buttons and thread accents. The base ribbon should harmonize with a sash, highlighting rich decorative elements.
Women Fight With Billiard Cue Ends in Court
Mrs Boders and Mrs Miller became engaged in a fray over a billiard game Friday night. Miller testified she was struck on the head with a cue and police court heard that Boders and Soders clashed after the quarrel. The case was continued until next Wednesday with a plea by Soders.
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J. Boders
Miller
Brant BO Lerd
Plares
Miler
Mrs. Soilers
Chicken Pecking Hurts Man in Elkhart Incident
In Elkhart Indiana on August 7 a poultry worker named Willinos dt vit, a press feeder, faced loss of sight in one eye after a chicken he was treating pecked at it. The incident occurred during a medical procedure on the bird.
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Elkhart
Ind
wWillinos
Maloney Says Spirit Appeared To Him
William Maloney son of Michael Maloney reports a spirit visit at his bedchamber claiming loneliness and a forthcoming death, while Maloney grows ill at his Aurora home. Doctors fail to help as preparations for the afterlife unfold amid a family tragedy and a looming farewell.
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Tlawrencrourg
Ind
Henry Witte
William Maloney
Michael Maloney
Wille
Hag
Ding
Aurora
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