Woman Takes Acid After Lovers Quarrel Ends in Death
Despondent Lizzie Moriarity, married then divorced, allegedly swallowed carbolic acid after a quarrel with a man she knew. Roommate Adz Jones found her breathing altered. Dr Houtz treated her at City hospital where she died hours later. Coroner Tutenter to investigate. Moriarity lived at 422 East Ohioet with two sisters nearby in Indianapolis.
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CURE COLD IN ONE DAY CLAIMS BY GROVE’S POWDER
Advertisement-style note promises a one day cure for a cold using laxative bromide quinine tablets with a money back refund if it fails. Includes doctor or druggist endorsement and a signature line.
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Miners for Peace Meet in Shamokin Over Demands
Anthracite mine workers plan a convention in Shamokin Pa to frame demands replacing next April’s three year agreement. They seek union recognition and an eight hour day but intend no radical action. President Altekelt will advise, with Mitchell Nichols Fahey Dettey forming a negotiating committee to seek peaceful terms with operators.
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Community notices and club meetings in city listings
Local society items announce orchestra music at 2116 E Tenth, sewing and business meetings at Roberts Park and Central Christian, W C T U gathering at 204 N Pennsylvania, crusade talks on saloons, youth class musical at New Bethel, revival series at Oak Hill, high school reception for football players with dancing, G A R officers elected, Missionary Society program on Mountain Missions, Christmas tea, election of Gordon Tanner post officers, card party postponed, Art Association director appointment, Landes Aid chicken pie supper, new postal substation opening, county assessors conference with state tax officers planned.
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United States Window Glass Manufacturers Association Formed
A new combine forms in Hartford City Indiana after a split with Federation Glass. The group is composed mainly of smaller plants from Indiana and will be based in Pittsburgh with a claimed capacity of 1200 pots.
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Fire damages two homes in Summit Street conflagration
A Tuesday afternoon blaze damaged two Summit Street houses. The dwelling of P. F. Sherrard sustained about 1000 dollars in damage, and Samuel Stutt's residence at 22 Summit Street suffered about 50 dollars after sparks from Sherrard's chimney.
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Tea Penalty A Strong Man’s Experience
A railroad town wife testifies to Postum Food Coffee transforming her husband from tea and morphine-like wakefulness to calm nerves and restful nights. He, once a lifelong tea drinker, quit tea four months ago and now drinks Postum at every meal. His brother also improved after switching from coffee to Postum. Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan promotes "The Rose to Wellville" as the reason for better health.
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Woman Sentenced to Thirty Days for Furniture Theft
Rosa Robb, arrested earlier for stealing portable furniture from Margaret Fee at 216 North East Street, was sentenced to two days in jail by Judge Fremont Alford of the criminal court on Tuesday afternoon.
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Stone crashes roof in Salem blast accident
Special to the sun reports that during a blasting operation near Charles Cauble's home in Salem Indiana an 0 pound stone fell through the roof, crushing part of the furniture inside the house and causing damage.
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American singer silent on Rome engagement rumors
Miss Marielle Gilman, the American singer, arrived at the Hotel Quirinal in Rome from Paris. She refused to confirm or deny rumors of an engagement to Mr. Corey, stating she is no longer a public figure and not obliged to discuss private matters.
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Two Killed In Wreck At Hyde Tower Indiana
Batesville Indiana December 12 two men died and three were injured in a collision between a Big Four freight and a work train at Hyde Tower. Charles Bevins was killed instantly. Conductor James King died within half an hour after removal. Engineer Fred Keen of Greensburg was seriously injured. A gravel train had drifted onto the main line just before the crash.
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Lindley on Trial in Vandalia Embezzlement Case
In Frankfort Indiana on December 13, William L Lindley, former Vandalia railroad agent, faces a third trial on charges of embezzling 20 from company funds. He remains popular with the jury and his family holds high social standing.
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Evading School Fees Draws Scrutiny by Board
The School Board warned that evasion of out-of-town tuition funds has grown. Guardianship schemes in Indianapolis enabled nonresidents to avoid paying about $130 in withheld city funds, with alleged cheats totaling more than $18. Probes will proceed and guardianship cases may lead to prosecutions.
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Indianapolis
Verdict awarded for Mrs Amanzi Welch in cement plant suit
Special to the Sun from Bedford Indiana reports Mrs Amanzi Welch won a verdict for 2.4 aral against Lehigh Portland Cement Company over her husband James Welch's death last February at the plant war zone. She sought 10.0 in damages.
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Stomachs Take a Vacation With Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
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