Newborn Son and Widowed Wife Mark Tragic Coincidence
In Cincinnati Mrs. Hosea G. Wolfram mourns after the death of her husband, glass cutter Wolfram, at Presbyterian hospital. The newborn son arrived as the breadwinner died, a sorrowful twist for the couple who had just settled at 732 West Ninth Street. Wolfram, 24, had been a skilled worker with Sterling Glass Co. in Corn ing New York and was among the first brought to Cincinnati when the factory opened. He fell ill with typhoid fever shortly after arriving and died, leaving his wife to cope with loss as their child begins life.
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Cincinnati
Hosea G. Wolfram
Ninth St
Sauthas
Wolfram
Sterling Glass Company
Corning
N. Y
Presbyterian Hospital
Horrocks Indirect Tactics in a Real Estate Gambit
The Chicago News recounts Horrocks using roundabout charm to press Mr. Cyrus Wallace about investing in Acacia Avenue land. Horrocks hints at a home for himself and potential plans with Miss Margaret, prompting Wallace to tease him about his bold approach and the absence of directness in his target.
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Horrocks
Cyrus Wallace
Hinsdale
Mr. Wallace
Bursley
Acacia-ave
Miss Gannon Endorses Pinkham Remedy for Female Troubles
Detroit amateur artist Miss Gannon of the Mich Amateur Art Association writes that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her female weakness after months of misery. She urges other women to try the remedy, claiming six weeks brought restoration and happiness.
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Miss Gannon
Lee
Detroit Amateur Art Association
Lydia E. Pinkham
Uia Gannon
Jones St
Detroit
Sec’y Mich
Amateur Art Association
Men Want Wives and Women Want Husbands in Washington
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on March 2 a report says Plymouth and nearby women rushed to send letters to Postmaster E A Williams after learning Washington state seeks 500 wives. James Evans of Tacoma reportedly wrote requesting a wife and others echoed the plea.
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Wilkesbarre
Fpa
Plymouth
Washington
Ai— Williams
Williams
James Evans
Tacoma
Indiana Heirs Fight Big German Estate Dispute
Joseph Brandenburg of Harrison county leads Brandenburg heirs from Indianapolis and Denver in a bid to reclaim Brandenburg Castle near Berlin, now a hospital, seized by Germany after Solomon Brandenburg fled decades ago. The heirs allege royal oppression led to dispossession, noting the castle bears the Brandenburg rock inscription. Indianapolis Sun reporters found no local Brandenburg trace.
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Indiana
Germany
New Albany
Ind
Joseph Brandenburg
Harrison County
Solomon Brandenburg
Indianapolis
Denver
Brandenburg Castle
Berlin
Solomon
America
Brandenburg
Bismarck
Joseph
Philip
Jonathan
Indianapolis Sun
Divorce City Lights Sioux Falls As Divorce Centers Rise
The piece notes Sioux Falls becoming a focal point for divorce actions as Roland Molineux acquitted of murder prompts Mrs. Molineux to seek a divorce. It traces South Dakota and North Dakota as popular venues with short residency rules and lists notable prior divorces and local institutions.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Molineux
Roland Molineux
North
South Dakota
Dakotas
Boston Post
Sioux City
Great Falls
Big Sioux River
United States
Big Sioux
James Brown Potter
North Dakota
Fernando Yznaga
Mabel Curtis Wright Yznaga
O. H. P. Belmont
Duncan Eliot
Grand jury sought to probe killing and past crimes in district
Judge The Fran Stevens was asked to summon a special grand jury to investigate the killing of Manager Collins and several other recent crimes. A $1,500 reward per case remains for arrests in the disappearances of W. G. Barney and Wesley E. Smith. The Smuggler Union mine and mills face closure. resume unclear, with talks of reopening in a few days.
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Fran Stevens
Collins
W. G. Barney
Wesley E. Smith
Telluride
Barney
Liberty Bell Company
Smith
Union
O. B. Kemp
Telluride Journal
Denver
Adulteration Pushes Through Food Supply Says Chemist
City chemist An sil Moffatt warns nearly all foods are adulterated exploring milk flour and meat products. He cites corn flour in flour and cheap baking powders while noting government efforts often failed as adulteration spreads despite health concerns. He voices personal avoidance of mixed meats after beef trust testimony.
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City
Ansil Moffatt
Beef Trust
One on the Pipe Trust in Mentor Kentucky
About a year ago the Clearmont pottery company of Point Pleasant sold to a pipe trust in Zanesville Ohio. The trust closed the plant and fired workers, prompting the creation of a new company that rebuilt with double capacity. A trust representative then contracted for the entire output for one year guaranteeing employment.
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Clearmont Pottery Company
Point Pleasant
Pipe Trust
Zanesville
Name Quentin Roosevelt Follows Family Roots
Philadelphia reserve policeman Theodore Quentin, serving at Eighth and Market, is joyful as President Roosevelt names his youngest son Quentin. Roosevelt explains the name is an old Qu ffamily name from a Huguenot refugee over two centuries ago in a May 1902 White House reply.
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Philadelphia
United States
Theodore Quentin
Eighth
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin
Theodores
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Officer Quentin
Christianst
Heroine Eunice Underwood Dies After Selfless Salvation Army Service
In Binghamton and Cleveland a devoted Salvation Army worker Eunice Underwood, wife of Capt. Thomas Lawrence, gave her strength to the slums and sick, nursing contagious cases until fever claimed her. Her last words urged reading of a Bible passage about love. Her death follows her 12 year old brother attending the funeral.
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Tinghamton
Salvation Army
Binghamton
Eunice Underwood
Thomas Lawrence
Cleveland
Nfe
Real Estate and For Sale Miscellaneous Highlights
Real Estate column and For Sale Miscellaneous listings on pages six and seven of The Sun highlight bargains. The notices include housing options, property prices, and miscellaneous sale items aimed at readers seeking deals.
Mary Baker Eddy Reaffirms Independent Judgment For Healers
In New York a dated note from Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, urges healers to rely on their own judgment in malignant disease cases. The article warns against legal protection and stresses careful evaluation of one’s abilities. A separate White Plains order requires briefs in the Lathrop Quimby death case to be filed by next Wednesday, affecting potential delays in trial.
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New York
Dec
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
White
White Plains
John Carroll Lathrop
Suit and overcoat bargains at L Strauss & Co Indianapolis
Laxative Bromo Quinine US promotes prices on winter wardrobes with extensive sale items. The ad highlights suits, overcoats, trousers, boys wear, and workwear with prices ranging from $2 to $12. Nearby shop L Strauss & Co at 6 and 7 W Washington St Indianapolis markets affordable menswear and union-made overalls and hats.
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Oxford
Sweet, Orr &Co
Madras
L. Strauss & CO
Washington St
Indiapaolis
Ind
Reward Up to Fifty Thousand for Murderer in Pandora Killing
Telluride officials report a record $50,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of Arthur L. Collins’s killer, with additional funds from county state and private sources. San Miguel County boosts rewards to $10,000, Colorado to $2,000, while the Smuggler-Union and Local miners’ association add and plan to raise the total to $50,000 to curb criminal labor and save mining interests.
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Telluride, Co
Pandora
Arthur L. Collins
San Miguel County
Collin
Colorado
Mine Owners’ Association
Collins
Telluride
Brave Spanish-American War Veteran Ends Life at Home
John Blazek, a veteran lauded as fearless in battle, faced postwar poverty and despair. After his discharge he could not find work and grew despondent. His wife, attempting to comfort him, thwarted an apparent suicide only for him to die from later poison.
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New York
John Blazek
Elkhart to Be Moved a Mile for Railroad Town
Iowa Falls December report says Elkhart on the Des Moines Iowa Falls & Northern line will be relocated bodily a mile and a quarter. Residents hire to move 25 or 30 buildings and all goods to the new station named Elkhart to preserve the town name and ensure a northern Des Moines line stop.
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Iowa Falls
Elkhart
Des Moines
Polk County
Nerve Pills Boost Mrs. Taylor Against Heart Strain
Mrs. J. Taylor of 141 Bright St Indianapolis testifies that Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills restored nerve strength and steadiness, stopped heart failure attacks, and improved overall health. Pills sell for 50 cents a box from dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY, with portrait and signature on every package.
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Dealera
Dr. A. v. Chase Medicing Co
Buffalo
A. W. Chase
Remarkable Sandusky Pianist Overcomes Odds
Myrtle Maegher grew up in a large family with little money but nurtured a love for music. She taught herself on an ancient clavichord via improvised methods, practiced double hours on a real piano, and later earned audience notice for a delicate touch. Now 17, she teaches music and owns a real piano, aiming to study abroad to become a concert pianist.
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Sandusky
Myrtle Maegher
Myrtle
Germany
Hoosierisms and Local Oddities Across Towns
The column collects quirky notes from several Indiana towns. The city marshal reportedly kills dogs per a local account. A con man on a two dollar bill swindles Clayton with a bottle offer. Magdalene Whart hatches 17 chickens and makes sacks and pants. A warning favors staying home with children. John Pollett trades a good dog for a coon dog. Ellen Skillen raises hogs and butchers them efficiently.
Real Estate and For Sale Columns Preview
The Sun’s sixth and seventh pages feature Real Estate listings and For Sale Miscellaneous items. Readers are invited to review property opportunities and assorted sale notices across the two columns.
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