Famed writer Gardner in poverty in old age home
Los Angeles dispatch recalls Thomas Barnard Gardner once a renowned writer and diplomat. Born in Michigan, he studied law, edited major papers, and influenced campaigns before later life decline. He spent time at a county poor farm and now resides with the Little Sisters of the Poor, penniless and proud.
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Los Angeles
Little Sisters of the Poor
Thomas Barnard Gardner
Low Angeles
Ennt
National
Staten
United States
Gardiner
San Francisco
Hoe
Tay
Col. J. 4
Crossman
Gardner
Aesistante
el Feet
Institutone
Canadians Embrace New Trade View Says London Visitor
Washington reports a London based observer says Canadian elites show broad support for a new trade order championed by Chamberlain. He interviewed workers, merchants, and professionals at the New Willard and found 93 percent favor the change, criticizing Britain’s old free trade system as harming the mother country.
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Washington, D.C
Dre
Joseph Chamber
George White
London
England
New Willard
Lesthet
Chamberlain
Ashes of a bank note survived Chicago fire
A Bank of England note preserved after the Chicago fire remains legible though ash has fused its paper. The fragment is displayed under glass and the bank honors the note.
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Bank of England
Pasand
Chicago
Wales a Good Shot Kills First Tiger Near Jaipur
Wales a good shot Shewrinka of Wales impressed Indian rajahs with his marksmanship. He killed his first tiger the other day near Jaipur with a single shot, according to local reports.
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Wales
Shewrinka
Dhooring
Jaipur
Inside the New Prison: White Walls and Electric Efficiency
Describes a vast fortified prison under Maj. R. W. McClaughry with 1,081 inmates. Sixty armed guards oversee convict labor on quarrying, brickwork, and building, while interiors glow with white enamel brick, marble, and electric light. Dining hall seats 2,000. chapel separates Protestants and Catholics. an ice plant, air fans, and isolated galleries enhance security and sanitation.
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Arison
Bavera~ Mey
Corte
Shieh
Walla
Leavenworth's Modern Prison A Model For the World
Leavenworth Kansas December 27 Eight hundred inmates named by numbers toil in a sprawling federal prison under electric lights and running water. The complex includes an eight acre athletic ground and a dining room finer than Rome’s hotels. The warden Maj McClaughry notes the old prison will become a military facility while experts worldwide visit to study this model prison with rubberized floors and underground service tunnels.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Bubur
Sam
Tsarchi
Maj. McClaughry
Will Sail 10 The Baltic Warship Transfer
The French warships prepare to sail to the Baltic as a precautionary move. The Cassini crew will visit the vessel to bid farewell to relatives. One report says the Cassini will take the Russian imperial treasure aboard, with a first stop planned at Copenhagen to assess further actions at Riga.
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Scrippa
Brest
Dee
Frenei
Copenhagen
Riga
Cusaint
Banquets in Manila Describe Filipino Banqueting Habit
Special to the Sam Washington D C Fortescut of San Francisco notes Manila hosts a strong banqueting culture with about three banquets weekly He recalls attending 144 banquets during a year and says such feasts honor guests and colleagues Taft’s attendance underscores the tradition He comments on Anglo-Saxon social customs and the celebratory drinking and eating that accompany these gatherings
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Washington
D. C
Philippines
D. F. Fortescut
San Francisco
Arlington
Standa
Almont
United States
Taft
Fire sweeps block destroying four buildings in Little Rock
A large blaze in Little Rock early today, between Third Fourth Louisiana and Contests, caused about 190000 dollars in damage. Only three buildings remain on the block. Fire crews contained the inferno after torching most of the area.
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Setipme-menne Cress Sancemnon
Livele Rok
Ark
Deesh
Almex
Third
Fourth
Louisiana
Contersts
Pure Air A Healer and the Fresh Air Cure Debate
A long account promotes fresh air as key to treating consumption. Health officials urge education on tuberculosis prevention, citing sunlight, air, good food, and rest as essential. The piece cites cases, quotes Dr. Hodgin, and notes open windows and tents as treatment aids alongside warnings against alcohol.
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Jaiany Glate Board of Health
Darlington
New York
Harry
Indiana Board of Health
E. E. Hodgin
Fragmentary medical note on a patient with lung injury and fever
An OCR fragment describes a patient in a tent with cold weather exposure and a chest X ray showing lung injury. It mentions rounds increasing from 106 to 134 and questions about a case’s prognosis, with unclear medical context and garbled wording.
Prison Made Chain Dispute In Superior Court Case
Samuel J. Wells sues the Indiana Reform School board and Indiana Chain Co alleging unlawful sale of Reform School products to outsiders at favorable terms. He seeks an injunction to restore open bidding and prevent competing supply. The filing also includes a railroad bridge negligence suit by Edward D. Hulse for 25000 and a separate Indiana Cold Storage injury claim for 4000 after a door fell on a worker at 232 South Pennsylvania Street.
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Superior Court
Samuel J. Wells
Addison C. Harris
Board of Managers of the Indians Veterinatory
Plainiff
Thomas B. Orr
Witton Ho Hart
Leonidas B. Newby
J. Tertiune
Wo FL
Whittaker
Indiana Chain Company
Indiant Chain Company
Trea
Reform School
Tte
Edwin D. Hulse
On & Pillsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati & St. Louis
Fraight
Germantown
Martindale Creek
George L Gimpel
Indianapolis Cold Storage Company
S. Pennsylvania Street
6000 FOR FULL CENTURY Special to the Sam
Washington report says Alaska yields, Nome district may produce 12 000,000 to 15 000,100 annually for five years, with vast wealth from a five mile square strip. Sir Henry Irving's birthplace at Kenion Mandville in London was auctioned but withdrawn at 8,000.
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Washington, D. C
Sam
Cabell Whiter
Riggs House
Alaska
Whiteheart
Bank of Alisky
Nome
E Bellevy
Sir Henry
Sir Henry Irving
Keniion
Mandville
London
Chinese Drive Autos In Shanghai Area Rise In Cars
Chinese drive autos in Shanghai where car numbers steadily increase. Most automobiles are operated by Calnene workers who perform their tasks efficiently.
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Ant
Shanghai
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Rastor
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Standard Tea and Grocery CO
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Indianapolis Portrait CO
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All Monte
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McConnell
Victor and Edison
Victor Records
Indianapolis Phonograph Co
Monument Place
Teachers Co
Miller
Virginia Ave
Holl
Sanduars Eetaditeted
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H.L. Sanders
People’s Credit
W. Waablagtom
Parity Co
U. G. Lipes
Beth Hourvite
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Indianapoils, Inc
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Pope Motor Car Ce. Waverter Department
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Ch&d
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Tuxedo Mfg
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LP Newsy
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Esa
Burgheim
W. Wash. St
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Beitman’s Big Store
Mass. Ave
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Greer-Wilkinson Lumber
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