Young Yale Graduate in Workday Life at Sea bury Co
Clement Gould Amory, son of John J. Amory, joins Morris Heights factory as a laborer for six months after Yale graduation. He adopts the workers routine, forgoes luxuries like a silver thermos, and travels with the crew through a ten hour day. He designs two motor boat styles and is active in the Seventh Regiment and Yale clubs.
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New York
Charles L. Seabury Co
Morris Heights
Millionaire Corporation
Yale
Clement Gould Amory
John J. Amory
Heights
Amory
Nillonaire
Mr. Amory, Jr
Young Amory
Seventh Regiment
Roosevelt and son bag three giant elands in Sudan hunt
Colonel Roosevelt and his son Kermit bagged three giant elands on a Bar-el-Jebel river expedition near Regaf in western riverine country. Both are pleased with the recent hunt and its success.
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Gondokor
Soudan
Col. Roosevelt
Kermit
Bar-el-Jebel
Regaf
Dalai Lama Plans Appeal to China from Calcutta Move
The Dalai Lama, expelled from Tibet and Calcutta, has decided to return toward China to appeal to the emperor and regent. He has left Calcutta and is traveling north, with potential imprisonment expected.
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China
Calcutta
Dalai Lama
Thibet
J. Hassa
Arch Woman Builds Hospital for Old Animals
New Jersey’s Somerville estate of Mrs. Evelyn Wentworth Murray near Duke country planned as a sanatorium for old and sick animals. She described humane aims to care for exhausted horses and rescues for dogs, cats, cattle, and birds with a veterinary staff and exchange for rested horses. The project reflects her long activism against animal cruelty and ties to New York social circles.
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James B. Duke
The
Tobacco Trust
Evelyn Wentworth Murray
New York
Horsacs
Rover
Society
Twenty-sixth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Mr. Duke
Gustav
Evelyn
Manhattan
Whips and kisses spark in Brooklyn suffrage row
Brooklyn suffrage worker Alma Webster Powell defends use of strong tactics to win votes for women. She advocates stirring working women on the East Side, supporting labor laws and better wages while warning that some legislators may need "the whip" to move. Powell rejects gentle methods but says the time for whips is near.
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New York
Albany
Alma Webster-Powell
Brooklyn
Webster Powell
East Side
Columbia
Box of oranges sent to Indiana editor
Hartford City Indiana editor B Hubbard received a box of oranges from Levi Winklebleck of Modesto California. Winklebleck says dated February 14 he picked them on Valentine’s Day in his neighbor’s backyard. The oranges arrived in excellent shape, sweet and juicy, of excellent flavor.
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Hartford City
Ind
R. B. Hubbard
The
Times-Gazette
Levi Winklebleck
Modesto
Cal
Winklebleck
Husband Objects to Feeding Wife Family in Divorce Suit
Jacob R. Deer sues Hattie Deer for divorce in Evansville Indiana claiming he paid for a cottage and daily meals, but objects to supporting his wife's family. He says the marriage began last Christmas and he was supporting the family until February 10.
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Evansville
Indi
Jacob R. Deer
Hattie Deer
Children in Bulger Home Claim Long Island Record
New York February 26. Daniel J Bulger of Flushing disputes Oscar Darling of Amityville as Long Island’s most prolific father. The Bulgers have 32 children born at 28 South Prince Street. Mary Donnelly Bulger, born in Ireland, has her share of offspring and community roles. Only three of their sons survive.
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New York
Daniel J. Bulger
Flushing
Clair
Oscar Darling
Amityville
Long Island
Bulgers
South
Prince Street
Bulger
Darling
Mary Donnelly
Ireland
St. Michael’s Parish
Order of Lady Foresters
Prize Hunting Story Wins Magazine Prize for Mrs. Purdy
Abs Fred L. Purdy, 3235 N Pennsylvania St, had a short story Hunting With Both Eyes selected as a prize piece in Forest and Stream’s contest. The tale, crafted near her northern city home, departs from gunning plots to celebrate nature’s offerings and sportsmanship.
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Abs
Fred L. Purdy
Pennsylvania Street
Mrs. Purdy
Dinner for Educational Press Association event
Mr J W Walker of the Commercial Club is arranging a 6 o'clock dinner for the Educational Press Association of America on March 2 at the Commercial Club cafe. Attendees include State Supt N C Schaeffer and wife of Pennsylvania, former Ohio state school commissioner QO T Carson, former Michigan Supt Henry R Pattengill, Dr A K Winship of Boston, and other editors. Dr Robert J Aley, state superintendent, will deliver the principal address. John MacDonald is association president and Mr Walker is secretary.
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J. W. Walker
Commercial Club Building
Educational Press Association of America
Commercial Club Cafe
N. Cc. Schaeffer
Pennsylvania
Ohio
QO. T. Carson
Michigan
Henry R. Pattengill
A. K. Winship
Boston
Girl Escapes Prison Transfer Near White River Bridge
Bertha Wakeland a 17 year old detained for return to Clermont Girls Industrial school escaped a traction car on West Michigan Street near the White River bridge Friday evening She climbed from a washroom window and vanished before authorities could recapture her She had been kept by Mrs Emma Bomen and Roy Neighbors after leaving the school and had testified against Mrs Bomen at a prior hearing Maintainers Uler and Dawson involved in earlier arrest of Wakeland and Bomen.
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Bertha Wakeland
West Michigan Street
White River Bridge
Girls’ Industrial School
Clermont
Ida Roberts
Uler and
Dawson
Emma Bomen
North Capitol Avenue
Harry Wilson
Wilson
Mrs. Bumen
Roy
Goan Club for the Boys Near Hartford
Hartford City Indiana February 26. A corn club for boys and a sewing or cooking class for girls will be organized for Blackford county country school scholars. Prof Latta of Purdue will organize in March or April and teach corn raising with members to grow corn. Purdue instructors may assist girls if available. otherwise Latta will lead both programs.
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Hartford City
Ind
Farmers’ Institute
Blackford County
Latta
Purdue University
Farmers Institute
Purdue
Local social notes from nearby towns in Indiana
Miss Leola Powers has returned home after visiting relatives in Richmond Indiana. Mrs W W O Neil and Mrs Josephine Hunt of Elizabeth Pennsylvania visit Mrs Charles Millard. Miss Cora Smithson of Wealiston California visits cousin Miss Margia Patterson. Miss Mary Chenoweth returns from Chicago. Mrs J A Conkey of Richmond visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Clay Campbell. Miss Marion Kappes of Evanston Illinois visits Mr and Mrs W P Kappes. A pink rose luncheon was given Friday by Mrs John Newman Carey and daughters the Misses Carey for Miss Margaret Anglin in The Awakening of Helena Richie and her sister Miss Aileen Anglin.
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Leola Powers
Richmond
Ind
J. A. Conkey
Henry Clay Campbell
John Newman Carey
Misses Carey
Margaret Anglin
Helena Richie
Aileen Anglin
Fire destroys van and furniture in Marion move
In Marion Indiana a fire from a cook stove being moved from Jonesboro to Mier destroyed Jacob Hanks moving van and Mrs Mary Ives household goods valued at hundreds of dollars. Firemen faced icy streets and strong winds as hot coals in the stove sparked the blaze. Mrs Ives had no insurance and the loss comes at a hard time.
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Marion
Ind
Jonesboro
Mier
Jacob Hanks
Mary Ives
Hamiltoin
Hendricks Republicans Nominate County Ticket
Hendricks county Republicans at their Friday primary nominated a full county slate including Representative Mord Carter, prosecuting attorney C V Sears, sheriff Ed Dillon, auditor Charles Walls, clerk Charles Edwards, recorder John Duckworth, treasurer Horace McVey, assessor Robert M Shirley, surveyor John O Kain, coroner Dr G G Allred, and commissioners Tolliver Worrel and Harry Sanders.
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Danville
Ind
Hendricks County
Mord Carter
C. V. Sears
Ed Dillon
Charles Walls
Charles Edwards
John Duckworth
Horace McVey
Robert M. Shirley
John O. Kain
G. G. Allred
Tolliver Worrel
Harry Sanders
Christian Science Lecturesurges salvation now at Tomlinson Hall
Frank H Leonard of Brooklyn, member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, urged that people demand proof of truth and seek eternal life in Spirit. He cited Jesus and the Bible, described his own cure by Christian Science, and emphasized doing the works of Christ today rather than relying on miracles once thought past. Introduced by William C. Moore of the Second Church of Christ Scientist.
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Frank H. Leonard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Christian Science Board
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Tomlinson Hall
Christ Jesus
God
Christ
Jesus
Leonard
William C. Moore Wos
Second Church of Christ
Big Steel Contracts in Melbourne Rail Supply
Feb 20 Melbourne Victoria reports Lorain Steel Company of Ohio won a $500,000 contract to supply fishplates for Victorian government railroads. The deal marks a triumph for American steels and boosts cross Atlantic industrial ties amid ongoing rail projects.
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BIG Steel
Melbourne
Victoria
T Lorain (O.) Steel Company
American Steels
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E. W. Murray
Jersey
Somerville
N. J
Lash
Indiana
Aati
T. R
Africa
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Thele and Civilization
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Fred Purdy
Garun Way
Hartford
New Spring
Bond Department
Fletcher National Bank
W.H. Wade
Mgr
CTY Ufe
W. W. O'Neil
Josephine Hunt
Elizabeth, Pa
Charles Millard
Cora Smithson
Wealiston, CA
Maria Patterson
Mary Chenoweth
Chicago
Marion Kappes
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W. P. Kappes
Hendricks
Acme-Evans Company
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