Woman Mob Leader Faces Backlash and Local Scandals
A sweeping news roundup reports on a woman mob leader facing harsh rumors as her husband leaves, along with multiple incidents across Indiana. Deaths from pork infected with trichinella are noted, plus arrests, drownings, fires, and political shifts. Local towns from Greencastle to Hartford City appear, including crimes, accidents, and social upheavals. The piece also mentions a telephone exchange push in Greencastle and a Peru Calico ball set for Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Peru
Knox County
North Vernon
Western Lime Works
Flyntington
Elwood
Fisher
Vanover
College
Anderson Lincoln League
New Albany
Thomas Watt
Richmond
Frankfort
Stephen Dilks
Marion S. George
Brookville
Eva Spurgin
Columbus
South Bend
Robert 8. Holding
Terre Haute
Denver
Col
Harry Deerwester
Warsaw
Eagle Creek
Augustus Keil
Bartholomew County
Laporte
Daniel Tubbs
Jack Swarens
Tubbs
Swarens
Chas. Reigie
Indianapolis
Muncie
Mecca
Parke County
Io Haute
Daniel Garrison
Ora
Knox
Indiana
Brazil
Tuesaday
Minera
Morgan Beasley
Marion
William McMillan
L Bea
M.G. Tindall
H. H. Hagerman
Shelbyville
Tindall
G. P. Hawkins
Hawkins
Hagerman
Montpe Her
Geo. Robinson
Robinson
Hartford City
Cour Horse
Board of Public Works
Udd
Maridian Street
Uf Het
Deventh
Securdanes
Department of Porile Works
Siid
Luce
Hoia- Cis
Sneb
Indianapulis
Marion County
Meridath
Menaian Street
Feensylveni Street
Second Street
Pennsylvania Street
Secona Street
Merdian Street
Twelfth Street
Illinois Street
Seventh Street
Savenih Stret
First Street
Austin Ket Street
St. Joseph Street
Meridian Street
Sporting Life Notes and Local Racing Results
The report covers rioting incidents with Robinson and arrest of gang leaders, updates on tournaments with Schaefer Slosson and Ives, multiple race winners including Roby Flora May Update Mary Nance Eagle Bird, and new Sunday racing on Col Pate's track in City of Mexico. It also cites Jimmy Lynch beating Jimmy Gray, Blake Kelly contemplating a Boston debut, and 5-year-old division winnings. races in City of Mexico and Lake Erie bid discussions for Corbett-Jackson fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Slosson
Ives
Roby
Flora May
Mary
Nance
Eagle Bird
Col. Pate
City of Mexico
Jimmy Lynch
Jimmy Gray
Passaic
N. J
Blake Kelly
Boston
Rudolph
Lowlander
Jimmy Carroll
Mexico
Jack McAuliffe
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Fred Morris
Morris
L.A. W
Louisville
Denver
Gas City
Lew Locke
David Carroll
Jonesboro
Twin Cities
Locke
Social Turnverein
Phenix Garden
Albers Duty
City
Ira St. Hall
Fort Wayne
Furar
A. J. Campbell
A. Fortworth
H. A. VanCamp
Roy Campbell
Columbus
City LNL era relief aid and club news mix in 1900s item
A jumble of local items notes relief bureau aid, a Pittsburg controlled venture, club meetings with new members to be elected, and a remark calling a Cleveland club action a relic of Toryism. Other notes include a duckwick club, a Buffalo bank suit, funeral related college closure, and various city office interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Bureau
Impire Glycerine and Dynamite Company Incorporated
Pittsburg
Prese
Cleveland Club
Haughville
Duckwick
Lrederick Elis
Buffalo Bank of Commerce
W. N. MacDonald
Seymour County
Eclectic Medical College
Prom J. A. Scudder
Cincinnati
Alonday
Mason
Michigan St. Bridge
Gordy
Indiana
Watertown
Ilass
Board of Salary
Breen
Fred Frazier
Engine Company No. 7
Prominent Professor Warns of Grip Threat Abroad
A leading New York hospital professor urges immediate treatment for grip symptoms and promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the sole pure medicinal stimulant. He warns many suffer while early attack can escalate, urging prompt use of a strong, pure remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duffy
Tar Sun art portfolio Number Four delayed arrives
Tar Sun's World's Fair art portfolio Number Four was delayed on the road but arrived Monday morning. Coupon holders for this number and back numbers may obtain them at the Tar Sun office. Number Five promises a grand production if Prof Halligan is truthful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Sun
Halligan
Linen table linen values from 35 to 65 cents
A list shows various table linen and damask fabrics with prices. Turkey red linen is 35 cents, damask linen 9? c i? satin damask 3c and 65c, 62 inch satin damask 55c. (Prices given in cents.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Fragmentary OCR of unclear date and names
A damaged OCR fragment provides scattered alphanumeric tokens and numbers, with unreadable context. No identifiable people places organizations events or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
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Sporting Life
City Lnl
City Grain
Espar
Hai—Wtimothy
Timothy
Prairie
AEE
Ara Vidliog
Rudy
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Drugelsis
K. K
Home Brewing Company
Columbia
van Pelt’s
Danger
Sun Office
aGaee
Jance
Dougherty-st
Mitche
New York St
Mary-st
East Ohio ST
Telephone Sau
Cleveland, Cincinnai
Carcago & St. Louis
Indianapolis Union Station
Chicago
Lafayette
Coe
EE Lawrenceburg
DE Evelande
Buffalo
Albany
Aloe Ie
Cleveland
Anderson and Muncie
Periare
Benton Harbor
Warson
Wabash
St. Louis
Mattoon
Bloomington
Neg
Pequia
East
Washington St
Snonton Preos
Massachusetts Ave
Union Station
M. Bronson
G.P. A
Ibliadapolis
DEION
Wednnesday
Cholea
Berhead
Tke
Lous
Oh. Fk
Mm. Oxfs
Dross Cirele
Matines
Murray
Finnigan
Graceful
Tia
Grenadier Band
Marie Tempest
Whitney Opera Company
Wiloper
Charrity Ford
Indianapp
Enclish's
Opera House
OLPY
West Washington Street
Kentucky Avenue
Court House
Indianapolia Ind
Mareonth
Imp. Hes. No
St. Clair Street
St. Warne Avenue
Ft. Warne Avenue
Alabama Street
Ing. Ke
J. A. Wildman
Andrew Kramer
Jh. A. Meyer
VIA
C., Hi
Sanday
Illinois-st
Kensteky-ove
Hitnois-st
Union Staion
H. J. Rain
Chicago Limited
Pullman
Attivo Coicaeo
Chicago Night Express
Sun
Monon Ace
Sisaper
Westend Union Station
UU Pra
Travelers’ Register
South Kinois Street
Southwestern Limited
Whiveh & Special
Washington Street
Jackson Place
Massachusetts Avenue
H. M. Bronson
Hopchen ER
Charles Mayer & CO
Albert Gall
West
S. C Johnson
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