Grave Robbing Cases Demand Full Prosecution Across Indiana
The article calls for full public accountability for grave robbers and indicted doctors, condemning delays in court outcomes and insisting on due process regardless of social status. It notes Cupid’s success for William L. Taylor and hints at his gubernatorial ambitions, then comments on track elevation delays, labor leadership, and local civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Mr. Taylor
William L. Taylor
Commonwealth of Indiana
Benedict
Taylor
Amusements at Grand Lafayette and Park doings
The Grand offers Lafayette and a strong vaudeville mix all week with Park featuring A little outcast through midweek and Empire presenting Harry Morris burlesque. Adela Ritchie debuts a new song while George and Mrs Gould fund a Georgia Cayvan benefit. A long column covers stage censorship debates and Chicago New Year mischief, plus a fatal Dallas stable fire and a wage hike for 7,000 miners in Clarksburg.
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Grand—Lafayette
Empire
Harry Morris
Mins Anna Blancke
Harry Morris Burlesque Company
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer and More
A fragmentary collection presents verses and exchanges featuring a quizzical old man and lively songs. Dialogues include playful banter about nicknames, mischief, and cheerful sparrows. The passage shifts to a formal note about cautious talk with Germany, then a domestic scene with a boss’s nickname.
The Day After Festive Noise From Toys
The Chicago News notes a brief period of holiday commotion as children’s toys bring a bleating horn drum and squeaky boxed toys to households. Elders fear the disruption but accept it as a seasonal rite. the author hopes the noisy turmoil will end soon once the trinkets break and the orchestra fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Chicago News
The Swirl of Society Events in Brenneke’s and Nearby
The piece catalogs social schedule items in St. Joseph with dances at Brenneke's, visits to the south, flights to Honolulu and Florida, upcoming marriages, clubs hosting meetings and lectures, and a return from Michigan. Notable names include Regina Wineman Lillian Lipman Philip Efroymson N J Hyde and Rev F H Gavish. Families like Kinsey Jameson Scnneberger Geaumar are mentioned with plans and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Club
Brenneke's
Regina Wineman
John Shaw
L. A. Kinsey
Honolulu
P. H. Jameson
Florida
Lillian Lipman
Philip Efroymson
N. J. Hyde
Chapel Club
St. Joseph's Hall
Ladies’ Society of the Mannerchor
Louis Gibson
Mra
Edgar T. Scnneberger
F. H. Gavish
Indianapolis Literary Club
N. F. Heaumar
Hilledale
Mich
Clarence L. Geaumar
A Corner for the Women The Finishing Tauchea
A guide to collar styles and finishing touches for women’s wear cites muslin foundations, oriental embroidery, peacock feather motifs, and wide turnovers. It covers laces, embroidery, silk edge trims, and plain or decorated collars, plus care tips for silks and fabrics.
Various Oddities and Legal Notes From Puck and Abroad
A jumble of short items notes labor union talks in London and a $200,000 loss from Miss Adams illness. It covers Reed estate bequeathal to wife, Armstrong fined in Syracuse for striking his sister, a German policeman roughing a suffragist, New South Wales women gaining electoral rights, many women earning medical degrees in Russia, a Sydney divorce bid linked to another marriage proposal, a quip about punishing children, Margherita of Italy owning a priceless 15th century handkerchief, and speculations about bequests to Cornell and Harriet Martineau.
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Barmards
London
Eng
Weimar
Germany
New South Wales
Coney Goding
Nai
Russia
Sydney
Ditford
Margherita
Italy
Stanton
Cornell University
Wilder Baya
Harriet Martineat
Fragmented newspaper note on prices and chatter
A disjointed OCR fragment recalls a family discussion on rising prices and a remark about jam on the top shelf. The speaker realizes he harmed his case by talking too much as a newspaper clip references Saxony clergy and Princess Louise in a Detroit News context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bataylaews
New Year Reflections on Fate and Career
A reflective piece describes bidding farewell to the old year with intimate talk on fate and ideals. Two voices debate life goals, with a woman urging a career, while the narrator questions and then agrees to friendship as the clock marks nine to eleven, ending with a personal New Year sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantet
One Woman's Idea Sparks an Offbeat Horse Ranch
A young woman in the southern black belt runs a humane horse ranch to aid worn horses sold at auctions. She buys, rehabilitates, and rents them to small farmers during plowing season, aiming to cover costs with modest returns. The first inmates include a white-foot sorrel, a blind mare, a preacher's worn horse, and a rusty mule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Belt
South
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John Mitchell
Illinois
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Imtools
Miers
Myron King
Joe Fanning
Kansas
Indianapolis
Riverside Park
Golf Trust
South Bend
Lafayette
Vaudevilla
Adela Ritchie
Hong Kong
Georgia Cayvan
George Gould
Stephen Phillips
Ulysses
Charles Frohman
J. Brown Potter
Johnson Howard
Beerbohm Tree
Her Majesty's Theater
Adutta
New Yorkanager
Tolstof
Mr. Dooley
Misa Lottle Willams
Dex
Miss Williams
Josie
Roach
Dallas
Tex
James H. Willams
Hughes Extract Factory
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fairmount Coal Company
Beara the Met
Amos
Wrongboy
Johnny
Edward Singer
Loquaccious
Saxony
Louiue
Detroit News
Hood
Arthur F. Burdick
Harper's Magazine
Indiana
BBC Turkey
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Bopiesetilsen
Aetna Cabinet Co
W. Wed Street
Rational Atvertises
Jocal Advertiser
Vonnegut
Dayton
Nana
Jean
Ofticastha
Washington
National Furniture Co
W. Washington Street
Harmony Hall
Washington St
J. J. Kyle
Newton Claypool
Watson
Gina
Rosengloum & CO
Pennsylvania St. E
the Capital National Bank
Fackard Wienbreal
Medford
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