Grace Feasey Mackay Wedding At First Baptist Church
Miss Grace Mildred Feasey wed William Anderson Mackay of Newark New York in a ceremony at the First Baptist church. The program featured friends from Pittsburg and Greencastle, with organ and vocal music, and a reception at the bride’s home in North Pennsylvania. Guests included Mrs. J A Parks of Syracuse and Miss Overstreet of Greens castle. The couple planned a New England trip and will residence in Newark after January 1.
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Grace Mildred Feasey
John N. Feasey
William Anderson Mackay
Newark
N. Y
First Baptist Church
Charles McFarland
Pittsburg
Hazel Woodward
Rhea Hall Behhymer
Behymer
Love
Miss Woodward
Albert Kiser
Clarence Blaisel Feasey
Claude Cameron
Lewis Gulley
New York
Howard M. Gay
Mabel Rose
City
Mabel O’hair
Greencastle
Walter C. Nottmeyer
Lttle
Dorothy Lewis
John Dean Kemper
Walter Nottmeyer
Pennsylvania
J. A. Parks
Syracuse
N. J
Fenshaw
Chicago
Overstreet
O’hair
S. B. Baines
Rochester
Haines
Frieda Hoffman
William Rockwell Austin
New York City
The Big Stampede for Elks Gather Friday Night
The Elks promote a large gathering titled The Big Stampede to be held Friday night at the clubrooms on East Maryland street with Charles A. Bookwalter as master of ceremonies. The clubhouse is decorated and attendees are urged to leave troubles at home.
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Elks
East Maryland Street
Charles A. Bookwalter
Charles
Enxeb Elk
Bookwalter
Brother Bookwalter
English’s
Opera House
Thaw Pledges Sobriety For Wed Wedding in Pittsburgh
William Thaw III, a Pittsburg heir and nephew of Harry K. Thaw, vows to abstain from alcohol to win Miss Gladys Virginia Bradley. The couple, with a restrained ceremony at 4 PM conducted by Rev. Dorchester, plans a drinkless buffet at the St. Regis after the nuptials.
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New York
William Thawite
Fittsburg
Gladys Virginia Bradley
William Thaw III
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
United States
Thaw
Daniel Dorchester
Christchurch
Pittspurg
Frank Dorman
St. Regis
Man seeks hanging to shame wife in murder case
Chicago reader recaps William Muetsch's fluctuating fate after he killed his two daughters. After a prior death sentence, an asylum stay, and a later acquittal for murder, a judge ordered further psychiatric review. If the physician deems him sane, he may walk free. if not, he faces further commitment.
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Ing
Gertrude
Jennie
William Muetsch
Muetsch
Kuavanaugh
Mudseh
Assessors Hold Their Pay Low in Indiana Association Meet
Township assessors who earn 2.50 dollars daily and 2 dollars for assistants will gather at the state house Friday to discuss low pay and travel costs. Organized as the Indiana township assessors association, with T. F. Cornelius of Anderson as president and James E. Berry of Indianapolis as secretary, they note the sixty five day term demands expert real estate value judgment.
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Statehouse
Indiana Township Assessors’ Association
T. F. Cornelius
Anderson
James E. Berry
Indianapolis
Bingham Rules Guardian May Pay Insane Patient Costs
Attorney General Bingham states a guardian for a patient at the Northern Indiana hospital for the insane may lawfully pay maintenance expenses out of the ward’s estate. The payment is not compulsory and the state cannot collect these costs from the guardian.
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Bingham
Fred W. Tyerfinger
Northern
Indiana Hospital
One Day Two Days Laxative Brand Result Mention
A fragmented line references a laxative product with brief phrases about cure claims and a two day timeframe. The text lacks clear names, dates, or organizations for fuller context or verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Esa Colin
Emma Goldman Denied Speech in City Rally
The pamphlet quotes Emma Goldman defending her controversial views and arguing progress comes from struggle. She asserts that progress costs blood and that property masks dominion over resources denying others use. She cites the black man and woman’s body as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Anarchist Views on Government and Love by Emma Goldman
The text presents Emma Goldman condemning labor productivity as excessive and government regulation as invasive. It also argues for frank discussion on love and marriage, noting conflicts between affection and traditional marriage, and criticizing propriety and material constraints on intimate relationships.
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Emma Goldman
Pardons Sought for Marion County Offenders
Applications for pardon or parole were made to the pardon board on Thursday for Arthur Johnson and Robert Milburn, sent to the Indiana reformatory from Marion county for larceny and petit larceny. A plea was also made for Jesse Arbuckle, convicted of bigamy in Bartholomew county and sent to state prison. Additional requests included William Jordan for larceny in Madison county, Alva Langford for forgery in Sullivan county, and Bert Tosser for grand larceny in Viru county, all in reformatories.
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Pardon Board
Arthur Johnson
Robert Milburn
Indiana Reformatory
Marion County
William Hinshaw
Jesse Arbuckle
Bartholomew County
William Jordan
Madison County
Alva Langford
Sullivan County
Bert Tosser
Viru County
Reformatory
Blizzards Whip Maryland and Adirondack Regions
Western Maryland endures a severe blizzard since Wednesday morning with nearly a foot of snow, gale winds, and roads becoming impassable. In Interlaken New York Adirondack mountains reports six inches of snow and a 26 degree thermometer as the storm rages.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Interlaken
N. Y
Adirondack Mountains
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Recipe
An old home remedy claims a pint of cough syrup can be made for $2.50 using Pinex, sugar, and warm water. The mixture is described as easing coughs within 24 hours, aiding whooping cough and sore throats, with a gentle laxative effect and appetite boost, though wording includes marketing flourish and archaic spellings.
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United States
Canada
Counties Owe State Interest on School Funds for 1910
John Hoffman reports calculated interest on common school funds for 1910 totaling 226,250.26 overdue from counties, with bonds totaling 8,752,046.20 in June 1910. Interest at 6 percent equals 228,922.77 for the year, transfers amount 165,000 with 148,000 moved from Marion county, and June interest paid 255,427.52 leaving 268,495.25 due. Corrections by county examiners adjust 1908 estimates to 7,963.02 and interest of 744.01 accrued from March 16 to Nov 1, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffman
Department of Pubdle
Charles A. Greathouse
Marion County
State Board of Accounts
State Superintendent of Instruction
Governor Calls Conference On Indiana Interurban Lines
Governor Marshall issues a conference with the Indiana railroad commission and interurban representatives on Tuesday December 13 at 2 pm. Legislators anticipate proposed regulations for running traction lines in the upcoming session. The commission will offer recommendations and crew and safety equipment rules will be discussed.
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Railroad Commission
More Fire Alarms in 1910 Run Through November
In the eleven months ending November 30, 1910, 1,233 fire alarms were reported, about 100 more than all of 1909. November alone logged 134 alarms, 27 more than November 1909, with a shift to telephone-initiated calls answered as still alarms from nearby companies.
Eggs May Rise To Four Cents A Dozen
The Indianapolis egg market jumped Thursday due to weather and eastern markets. By Saturday morning retail price expected at 40 cents a dozen. Edinburg market moved from 22 to 34 cents wholesale. retailer added a cent. Butter remains about 80 cents pound but could rise if cold spell continues. supply exceeds demand now. Prices likely to rise after Christmas holidays.
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Indianapolis
Edinburg
Driver Arrest Report Details Theft Charge
George Rollings was arrested Thursday by Detectives Larsh and Low. He previously worked as a driver for W. H. Brock, delivering packages for payment on delivery and failing to return. The charged amount of missing collections totals $56.28.
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George Rollings
Larsh
Low
Rollings
W. H. Brock
How to Get Rid of Catarrh
Sufferers know catarrh's miseries but a home treatment by Dr. Blosser offers relief. The method cleanses head and chest, heals mucous membranes, and avoids stomach side effects. Send address to 117 Walton street Atlanta Ga to sample the medicine and receive a free illustrated booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blosser
J. W. Blosser
Walton Street
Atlanta
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DB. K. Baggs
G. ¥. Woollen
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Stout
Ruby Lane
Wittsburg
Ida Overstreet
John W. Holtzman
Meridian Street
James Reed
William Moyer
James Roberts
Killarney
Holtzman
Mrs. Roberts
P. M. Kiley
Broadway
Roger Kiley
Marion, Ind
George O'Neill
Muncie
William E. McCarthy
Connersville
Ind
H. T. Wiliams
Denis Mullaney
Warwick
William Ryan
Denis Brown
John M. Kiley
William &. Kiley
Harry Obr
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Moyer
Reed
Bock
Battle Creek
Miss Frank
Buffalo
G. G. Tanner
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John Herron Art Institute
Walter Butler
Salem, C
Mrs. Butler
John Candee Dean
Bridge
All Souls Church
Marguerite Bennett
Dugger, Ind
Mrs
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College Avenue
Ward Hunt Dean
Jahnson
Los Angeles
Cal
Kyle
Elsie Frank
Fannie Lehman
Morton Place
Daniel Brosnan
St. Mary's-of-the-Woods
Marguerite Brosnan
Sue Stuart
Madison
Louisville, Ky
Frances Osborn
Memphis, Tenn
Daisy Osborn
Lelia Scott
Indiana University
Loretta Hene
Edgar Kiser
Mrs. O. T. Haskell
Mrs. Mary Williams
Eloise Roberts
Philadelphia
Irma Rosenfeld
Mrs. S. B. Nussbaum
Frances Rosenthal
Albert Rosenthal
Mrs. Rosenthal
Gamma Beta Club
Brenneke Academy
Elsie Bond
Lima, O
Lucy Bond
New Jersey Street
Julius Aschmann
Louisville
John
Mary
Aly
Bates
Br. J. W. Maines Company
Glenn
Charles Bookwalter
Harry
Allegheny Country Club
William Thaw II
Miss Bradley
Carles Henderson Bradley
Bridgeport
Anthony Drexel Biddle
Ben L. Reitsan
Marion
Greau
Braggists
Traction
Gov
Indiana Railroad Com
Driver
Ayer
Taft
Dr. Noble
Dr. Gash
Taft’s Dental
W. Washington Street
Indianapolis News
Peru
Indianapoligs
Indiana Union Traction Company
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