The Ungodly Hour Visit Reveals Family Dilemmas
Mrs. Lord learns of Mildred's romance with John Farwell and a possible suitor Carroll as Kate Carter begins work. Mildred's deception and Mrs. Lord's indulgent husband behavior complicate loyalties. Kate wrestles with lies to protect her place while keeping her conscience.
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Mrs. Lord
Mrs. Leach
Soree
Maggie
Kate Carter
Mildred
John Farwell
Carroll
Mr. Farwell
Kate
Miss Mildred
Farwell
Les
Dearie
Lords
No Standing Room Pace Sparks Opera Row at Metro
Maurice Grau of the Metropolitan Opera complains of a fire department ruling banning aisle standing. At a Friday grand opera, 150 standees were seated, exposing a potential $200,000 season loss. Grau calls standing true lovers of music and says the rule is impractical. other local theatre managers share the view.
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New York
Maurice Grau
Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan
Gray
Grau
Democrats Ready in County Race Amid Quarreling Candidacy
A Democratic strategist says Republicans repeat a past blunder with too many candidates. Names linked to sheriff, recorder, treasurer, clerk, and county commissioner races surface. Chief organizer John Blue favored. nominations to be decided in primaries as Democrats prepare for a late start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Woessner
Sauley
Monte Goebel
Billy’ Allen
James L. Keach
John J. Appel
Diaz to resign if Pan American plan passes
Monterey Mexico February 1 A cabinet officer says that if the Pan American congress arbitration plan is approved President Porfirio Diaz will resign and spend his remaining years in retirement. He has long desired relief from office but stayed to preserve peace.
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Monterey
Mex
Pan-American Congress
Porfirio Diaz
Agriculture Board to Sue Mrs Smith Over Land Sale
The State agriculture board will sue Mrs Mary Smith to compel sale of 134 acres inside the fair grounds. The board, which has leased the land, offers £300 per acre cash. She also seeks $2,000 rent due since last March. the board disputes the claim.
Indecipherable Hoosier Snippets Spark Local Humor
A parade of local quirks and small headlines from Indiana towns. A Parke county politician buys cigars for voters and a Rockville repair shop opens. Rosedale plans to drill for oil and minerals. a Shelbyville couple celebrates a long awaited baby. Crawfordsville notes vaccine rumors and nuptials. A Rushville strongman, a pigeon trap in Edinburg, and insanity claim in Carbon feature local oddities and minor legal moves.
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Parke County
Labor union move to revive headquarters plan discussed
The labor movement eyes a three story brick headquarters funded by a $25,000 building fund. A house and lot may be raffied to boost finances, with rents aiding payoff. Some favor immediate construction, others propose renting.
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Organized Labor
Labor Day Committee
Bride-to-be Mabel Davis Dies in Snowshoe Funeral
Miss Mabel Davis of Snowshoe died of pneumonia soon after her postponed wedding to Bernard Beezer. She was buried in the gown intended as her bridal dress, ten days after falling ill and dying Monday.
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Snowshoe
Mabel Davis
Bernard Beezer
Proofs from Indianapolis Support Dean's Kidney Pills
Engineer H A Washbury of 1115 Spann Street reports relief from back pain and kidney weakness after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He states he can now complete long railroad runs without discomfort. Sold by dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Henry J. Huder
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Lake Nao
Mission Church Erects Villa Avenue Site Bigger Than Parent
The Hoyt Avenue Methodist Protestant Church plans its first mission at Villa Avenue and Prospect Street. The new frame building will be larger than the existing church and is priced at $2,000.
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Hoyt-ave
Swirl of Society Socials Highlight Week
Dr and Mrs C G Weis host a skat party Monday Booth Tarkington attended a supper at University club Thursday Arsenal Heights club entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs William Byers Miss Sadie and Nell McIntosh held a card party Friday for Miss Florence DePauw 160 guests Holy Cross social club to be entertained Tuesday by Mrs John E Hampton at 1204 E Washington St Spanish club met Saturday afternoon at Miss Sloan 604 N Meridain St Senor Otero and Prof Percy Burnet read papers and Miss Stevenson sang a Spanish song Birthday party Friday for Isabel Feasey at N Pennsylvania St guests listed including Daisy Craig Clara Chambers Jessie Slater Bessie Defrees Alexandra Hale Tillie Holle Beulah McElwee Grace Mildred Daisy Hooker Claude Hadsel Howard Van Brigle Hervey Hooker Claude Cameron Clifford Shepherd Will Thomas Claude Mason Charles Kennedy Pleasant Griffiths Frank Douglass Edward Barker Evansville and William McKee New York.
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C. G. Weis
Booth Tarkington
University Club
Arsenal Heights
William Byers
Dorman St
Sadie
Nell McIntosh
Florence DePauw
Holy Cross
John E. Hampton
E. Washington-st
Daisy Cra
Clara Chambers
Jessie Slater
Bessie Defrees
Alexandra Hale
Tillie Holle
Beulah McElwee
Grace Mildred
Daisy Hooker
Claude Hadsel
Howard van Brigle
Hervey Hooker
Claude Cameron
Clifford Shepherd
Will Thomas
Claude Mason
Charles Kennedy
Pleasant Griffiths
Frank Douglass
Edward Barker
Evansville
William McKee
New York
Millions a Year An Interview With George W Hammond
George W Hammond of Tacoma recounts losing millions annually in time across occupations. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his rheumatism after three years of illness, noting complete recovery after five boxes. Pills purify blood and help many conditions, sold by dealers or mail order.
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George W. Hammond
Tacoma
Wash
Hammond
N. Steele St
James H. Dege
Williams
St. Vitus
Two Hanged in Oregon for Murder in Hold Up
Portland reports William Strickland alias Dalton and Jack Wade alias Joseph Ewing were hanged on Friday for the murder of James B. Morrow during an attempted hold up.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
William Strickland
Dalton
Jack Wade
Joseph Ewing
James B. Morrow
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Swift Company
Claypool
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Travis
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Journeymen Horseshoers’ Union
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Virginia Ave
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Spann St
Big Four Railroad
New Church
Iab Stevenson
S. Ls. St
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. B. M. Wylie
E. Chiocest
Joiner-Kennedy Music CO
Central Printing CO
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National Furniture CO
Garland
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Age
Valadunon
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Ciety USA
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Bocine BS Mail Soc
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Pierces Goe
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