Hoosierisms Hank's Flue Burned
A brief item notes Hank Robinson escaped injury after a flue fire last Sunday night. he has since recovered fully, per The Hoggstown Emeler. Other short squibs include Judson Milligan in Moscow buying boots but paying later, then buying cigars for all. Harry Pollitt inspecting the Indianapolis monument. Chesney women soap efforts led by Aunt Kitty fintanger. editor thanks for a large pumpkin. a humorous misprint and a local letter from Dave Skidmore. A nine pound son arrived to Frank and Mrs Jones, all well.
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Hank
Hank Robinson
Hoggstown
Marion Club Election Date Set for March Fourth
City life item notes the Marion club will hold an officers election on March 4. In a medical oddity a 103 Roanoke man swallowed a hairpin three years ago and, after it emerged, his pain eased though skin eruptions followed until a doctor removed the pin. The patient is improving.
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Marion Club
Hitle
Ned Knox
Roanokeat
Knox
J. H. Harold
Vegetable Compound praised by New York woman for backache relief
Miss Kate of London Street and Walesa Avenue, New York City, says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound strengthened her back and reduced fatigue after a weak period worsened by work. The ad claims the remedy cures kidney and womb troubles and invites women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts.
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Lars E. Pinkham
Kate
Lotnd St
Walesa Ave
New York City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Parasol and Sunburn Draw Pair Across Hove Pier
A sunburned traveler, Bingham, and Sybil Burfleet meet over a parasol on Hove pier. Their daily, almost ritual, observance of the sunburn and parasol spans weeks as they drift from distant corners to a shared promenade, culminating in a chance encounter and flirtation that hints at a budding romance with Enid and family watching. The tale unfolds with social manners, a race to the parasol, and a final tilt toward possible union as Bingham and Sybil cross paths on the lawn, in a city of etiquette and gossip.
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Africa
Bingham
Harry Everard Claude Sexhow Bingham
Sybil Burfleet
Hove
Mias Burfleet
Aunburn
Miss Burfleet
Covent Garden
Lacy
Sybil Surfleet
Bybil Surfleet
Sybi
Miss Surfeet
Sybil
Journaliams
Brighton
Brunswick
Miss Surfleet
Holland
Panama
Miss Gurfleet
Enid
Capt. Bingham
Beth
Capt
Harry Bingham
Arthur
England
Col. Barfleet
Harry
Philadelphia Telegraph
Booth Tarkington and others noted for action and suppression
A column recalls figures like Booth Tarkington and Eugene F. Lentz in a rural politics setting. It lampoons officials who should be written up for missteps, notes on a police sergeant and a photographer, and comments on barbers and tobacco punishment. The piece ends with the New York arrival of the St. Paul from Southampton and Cherbourg after severe weather delays.
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St. Paul
New York
Southampton
Cherbourg
Woman's Hand and Ring Loss Trial in Kings County
New York on February 3 Miss Bridget Diamond, 19, sued Planet Mills Co for 25000 damages after losing four fingers on a left hand while operating a twister. Counsel argued the left hand bears the wedding and engagement ring and urged the jury to feel the sentiment of a woman's life tied to that hand while the defendant claimed Diamond cleaned the machine with a rag. The judge quoted a swift verse about a woman's hand and the proceedings ended with a verdict to be given by the jury.
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New York
Mirabeau
Kings County
Bridget Diamond
Planet Mills Company
Mise Diamond
Gerata Tull Gray
County Recorder Lew Shank Voices On Sunday Baseball
County recorder Lew Shank voices strong views on the Sunday baseball bill. He criticizes the cost and impact on workers, noting a mechanic earning two and a half dollars daily would face extra expenses to attend a game, and he predicts Sunday baseball will be allowed.
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Lew Shank
Shank
SUN
Shark
Booth
Tarkington
Affray at Montpelier leads to multiple knife wounds
In Montpelier Indiana on a Saturday night a knife fight left former Indianapolis man te seriously wounded and another stabbed. Daniel Bowman reportedly started the fray with Bowmans and Streets causing injuries to Otto Freers and Frank Williams. Williams and Freers were injured amid accusations of initiators. Lou Bowman and Streets jailed. Dan Bowman escaped. Flora Johnson won damages of $2 for three fingers lost at an Indianapolis planing unit plant.
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Montpelier
Ind
Harry Hunter
Daniel Bowman
Bowman
Frank Williams
Indianapolis
Otto Freers
Lou Bowman
Dan
John Streets
Williams
Bowmans
Streets
Dan Bowman
Flora Johnson
M. 5
Macy Jumper Company
Superior Court
Temperance Lecturer Arrested For Drunkenness In Rochester
A Richmondville man using the name Rev Willam HL Van Dusen stated he is a temperance lecturer and minister. He was jailed for intoxication and the court warned him to curb his conduct. He claimed he was en route to Buffalo for temperance meetings, stopped for warmth, and drank until memories faded. Police seek further steps in the case. A separate report notes a milk and rolls theft by a stray dog seen carrying a bag along a street, with local investigators unable to arrest any suspect after two weeks.
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Willam HL. van Dusen
Richmondville
Rochester
Zimmerman
van Dusen
Buffalo
Soma Place
Mount Vernon
Henry Atwell
Atwell
St. Bernard
Witch Near Park Place Upset Woman Seeks Action
Mrs. Julia Struble of Park Place Pascaie New Jersey told Police Judge Bowker that a neighbor woman with eyes that shine like a brilliant sight can peer through blinds. She claims the woman cast a spell over Struble’s three children who died and seeks removal as the alleged witch. Police were instructed to investigate the tale.
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Julia Struble
Park Place
Pascaie
N. J
Bowker
Mrs. Btrublee
Shot Fired From South Bend Car in Strike Tension
In South Bend a shot from a car narrowly missed Edward Ducker of the water department and grazed Fireman Farrells car as strike tensions rise. A young street railway worker, Guy Walters, was assaulted. revolvers are reportedly used by some employees. The grand jury will probe strike matters amid track obstructions and halted traffic. In Elkhart a Chicago nonunion railway worker, John Benedict, was chased by a mob but escorted to jail by police.
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South Bend
Ind
Fred
LaSalle Ave
Edward Ducker
Farrell
Guy Walters
Grand Jury
Neseion
Elkhart
John Benedict
Chicago
Indiana Railway Company
Notice of Pia Davis Representation
Notice identifies Pia Davis represented by Daly and Raur, attorneys for the party. It notes legal action and directs interested parties to contact counsel for further information or proceedings. The document serves as official notice of engagement and forthcoming filings.
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WM. BE. Davis
Daly & Raur
Pia
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Moscow
Milligan
Harry Pollitt
Monumont
Gwynne
Wille
Morristown
Kitty
Chesney
Kitty Fintanger
Aamplea
Elmer Gardner
Elitor Houserems
Dave Skidmore
Martinsville
Frank Jones
Middlebury Independent
City Life
Miss Bollman
Daly
Andor Pleread
Booth Tarkington
W. A. Joyce
Ripper
Eugene F. Lentz
Eity Express
Horace
Bill
XO Fingne
Gray
Mr. Towns
Till Jury
Dr.pierces
Eee
Union Station
Kansas City
West
Cee
Araret
Ford Gray
Bealdee
Brasmall
Indiana
Jewett
Pisco
Chickering
Vose
Fiecher
Vers & Pond
Cameron, Stewart, Wolbersfort
Hallet & Davis
N. Pennsylvania St
Doggie
GEM Laundry
Indiana Ave
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
National Siscuit Company
Cincinnati
Cncornat
Caton
State of Indiana
Marion County
Circuit Court of
Marion
Henry A. Caldwell
Caldwell
John H. Mumanga
Mumaugh
John H Mumauga
John Mimaugh
Gevieeces
John R. Mumaugh
Bette
Evisees
John
Musmaugh
Vialpolis
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