Fortune for them, Savage kin seek missing siblings fortune
A New York advertisement seeks Lawrence and Grace Margaret Savage, heirs of John J. Savage who left $200000 in Ireland. William Savage of Brooklyn, their brother, once in South America, hopes the query leads to his relatives and the estate. Also notes various railroad and freight news and delayed trains due to snow.
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Ireland
John J. Savage
The
Sun
New York
Jan
Lawrence
Grace Margaret Savage
William Savage
BY Hreadway
Brooklyn
Savages
Advertiser
South America
Fethard
County Tipperary
Crell R. Patten
Nin Mative
Jaumele
John
Savage
Pethard
Anex
Amertcn
Wiliam Savage
America
Oranges
Slster
Antron Cylinder Explodes in Cincinnati Depot Tragedy
In Cincinnati on January 1 an explosive carbonic acid gas cylinder being unloaded from a wagon at the Big Four freight depot ruptured. Expressman Charles Dinkelaker, holding the cylinder, was fatally mangled and died shortly after. Others escaped serious injury as flying debris damaged the roof and nearby areas.
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Scrippe-MocRae
Cincinnati
Four
Charles Dinkelaker
Birthday-Prognosis for 4 Favorable Pas Morning Births
An archaic birthday fortune states that those born on this day in 1905 during the morning have prosperous business and growing wealth. A morning birth promises luck, while an afternoon birth could bring modest success.
Vagrant Care and County Costs Reported by State Board
A statement from the Board of State Charities details that in the county jails during 1902 a total of 11 687 were confined for intoxication including 249 men and 488 women. Of these 10 972 were white and 71 were colored. Overall county costs reached 23 193.06 with an average of 1.22 per person. The board documented 3 48 tramps in county jails, with 3 902 men and 43 women among them. Marion, Tippecanoe and Vigo counties served the largest numbers, comprising about half of total vagrants. Terre Haute reported 42 prisoners the highest in a single city system, while Tippecanoe showed a decline from 1 010 in 1902 to 667 last year. The total estimated cost for caring for vagrants was 14 500 plus, about 14 5 per capita, with Terre Haute costing nearly 2 per capita. Sheriff charges for vagrants were 40 cents per day, with small in and out fees. Marion county, with 197 27 population, had 1 850 jail census, including 1 191 intoxication cases and 0 for vagrancy.
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Board of State Charities
Tere Haute
Marion County
Secant
Tippecanoe
Delaware
St. Joseph
Faun
Marion
Visa
Vagrania
Beiong
Vigo County
Ttmn
Terre Haute
Hearing Set Friday for Leong Si Jow Citizenship Case
Leong Si Jow a Chinese immigrant and two others face trial before Commissioner C W Moores in the federal building Friday afternoon on alleged violations of the Chinese exclusion law. They were arrested in Richmond months ago by Deputy U S Marshal Len Boyd. The case hinges on their papers evidencing rights to remain, with questions about royalty and possible removal to their homeland under the exclusion act in effect since its passage. Cass Connaway represents the defendant as witnesses are expected to testify Friday.
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Leong Si Jow
C. W. Moores
Federal Building
Jon
Richmond
Depuy
I Cass Connaway
Shakes Hands of Friends Capt. Yundt Visits Indianapolis
Capt Joseph H Yundt longtime Washington resident and former Indianapolis journalist visits at C B Stulz Union Railroad station in Indianapolis He recalls early career including Terre Haute Express defense of the Greenback paper and guarding it from political sale Yundt served as Civil War captain and bunkmate of Joseph Walker now a city leader He plans a two to three week stay renewing old Indianapolis friendships at the Stir Dome Wrights.
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Joseph H. Yundt
Indianapolis
Washington, D.C
C. B. Stulz
Union Rushway Station
Yunar
Terre Haute
The
Express
Riley McKean
Yundt
Lafayette Courier
Lingle
Kansas City
Louisville
Sun
Greenback
Tes
Jeadita
Greenlock
Enemi Tuna
Josep Walker
Thedianapolis
Stirdome
Wrightest
Alarmist Press Sees Turbulent Moroccan Talks
Berlin reports show alarmist press comments on the Moroccan situation and the German white paper. Editors fear no peaceful finish to the Algeciras Conference as Germany warns of conflict if Anglo French interests clash. Newspapers urge caution while predicting possible war or deep diplomatic fallout.
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Scrippe-McNee Preay Association
Berlin
Neue Gesellschamt
Germany
Als
England
France
Vossliche Zeitung
mada.Volant
Lumberman End Sessions at Helail Lumber Dealers Meet
The Helail Lumber Dealers association held its annual meeting Wednesday afternoon. The program included talks by Harry S. Adams of Chillicothe and Marshall McDonald of Vincennes, with W. H. Freeman of the State Forestry Commission. About 300 members with guests attended a theater party at the Grand opera house Tuesday night.
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Helail Lumber Dealers’ Association Clogen
Texan
Iowa
Harry S. Adams
Chillicothe
Marshall McDonald
Vincenues
W. H. Freeman
State Forestry Commission
Grand Opera House
Clever Politics Drive Seventh District Chair Fight
In Indianapolis the Seventh district Republican chairmanship contest heats up as factions maneuver. Boss-backed candidates push a ruse to win city offices through Ensley and Bookwalter allies, while dissidents fear manipulation and delayed appointments. The struggle grips party ranks as hopefuls tour, with William Bosse undecided on state chair leadership and each side pressing for support.
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Stag
James P. Gant
Heb
Joseph Kealing
Migy
Bookwalter
Reports give Lynch hope eight hour day movement grows
The International Typographical Union reports progress in the eight hour day strike. President Lynch says among 48,000 members about 36,400 work the eight hour day, with few yet to decide. New York sees 4,000 of 4,700 members operating under the agreement, signaling growing adoption.
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Typographical Union
Lynch
International Union
New York
Modify the Constitution at Young Men's Christian Association Meeting
The annual Y M C A meeting adopted a constitution modification to meet growing needs. Directors elected: J W Lilly H E Brown William J Brown J B L Ggden TB Laycock. Trustees elected for terms: T H Spaan T uay A A Barnes two years. J L Ketcham W H Coleman W vy Hayward three years. J F Wallick W J Richards W JD Cooper.
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Young Mens Christian Association
J. W. Lilly
H. E Brown
William J. Brown
J. BL Ggden
TB. Laycock
T. H. Spaan
T. Uay
A. A. Barnes
J. L. Ketcham
Water Co Liquidated in Knickerbocker Trust Suit
The master in chancery rules in favor of Knickerbocker Trust Company in its suit against Warsaw Water Company, finding failure to pay interest on 96,000 bonds. Principal due, Warsaw Water Company ordered to pay within ten days or the mortgage secured on the plant may be foreclosed.
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Knickerbocker ‘Trust Company
Warsaw Water Company
United States
Winsaw Inter Company
City offices grapple with job hunts and health board talks
Mayor Charles A Boowaltz and Dr Eugene Buehler met with department heads after a tense session on health department work. City controller George Lrevbig and others discussed concerns as discouraged workers linger in the halls. Paragem Coal Company formed to develop 10,000 acres in Sullivan County with $5,000,000 capital, led by Hotchkiss White Haker Matthews and others, headquartered at Terre Haute.
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Charles A. Boowaltz
Eugene Buehler
Health Department
Mie
Visa
Tme
George Lrevbig
Paragem Coal Company
Sullivan County
C. W. Hotchkiss
Paul #. White
Harry J. Haker
Frederick Matthews
Frack McKeen
P. van Court
W. P Kopf
John L. McPherson
J. Edgar White
Torre Haute
Slater Free as Judge Pins Hope on Reform for Family
In juvenile court James Slater alias Sadler, a former convict, was discharged after claiming his two daughters faced delinquency due to his past. The judge ordered confinement during investigation, sending the children to the Home for Friendless Women and noting the mother had deserted them. The case prompted officials to review Slater’s record and the mother’s intent to kidnap. The matter spurred a wider probe into city contracts and alleged corruption.
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James Slater
Sadler
Hetle
Stubbs
Tea of Inc
Hama Society
Woa
Jeffersonville
Slater
Lost Boy Struggles With Strangers in Indiana Town
Report indicates a poorly dressed boy named Charles O Smy faced strangers and was taken to a police station after being found near Zionsville. Officers noted he was not connected to his family and sought lodging or work in Indiana but lacked funds.
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Haley
Charles O'Smy
Zionsville
Tim
Indiana
Herrick Case Rushes Grand Jury Indictment Effort
The grand jury resumes probing charges against David Thervick former auditor of state. Witnesses are being examined Wednesday morning as prosecutor Brne fet expects a fresh indictment to be filed soon with no delay. The trial schedule hinges on returning the grand jury for indictment to test the courts.
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David Thervick
Brnefet
Sherrick
Mery
Great Lafayette Sues Railway for 404 Damages
A federal suit filed against Lake Erin & Western Railway seeks 404 damages from an incident in which the Great Lafayette lost paraphernalia and was unable to fulfill engagements after a train wreck during transport of his property. The case stems from the county court action transferred to federal court.
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Lake Erin & Western Railway Company
Couet
Tepeshat
Jona
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Quick Stomach Relief
A dated reader testimony piece touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a superior remedy for indigestion. Letters from James Yemmetster, Jacob Anthony, Mrs. M. K. Went, and others claim notable improvements after using the tablets, with farmers and housewives endorsing their benefits. The ads state the tablets are not a universal cure but aid stomach troubles, with physicians and druggists recommending them for nervous dyspepsia, sour stomach, heartburn, and bloating.
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Stuart
Ghd
James Yemmetster
LaCrease
M. K. Went
Preston
Minn
Aly
Mia
Agnes K
Ralaton
Cailidac
Mich
Mayor Jones Drives Sunday Saloon Question to Delegates
In Minneapolis 300 Bricklayers and Masons delegates greet Mayor Jones with a probe about closing Sunday saloons. Gov. Johnson and Father Cleary sit nearby as the mayor smiles before the roused crowd. Meanwhile Chicago banks see millions moved to Cleveland and other cities as Illinois Manufacturers push back on out of town check taxes.
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Scoippa-MeTar Press Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Jones
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinati
Philadelphia
Pitsburg
Kanvas City
Milwaukee
M Nols Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago Clearing House Association
Teacher Defies Board Forces School Closure
MAHANOY CITY, Jan 10. Samuel Zeesholtz, a public school teacher at Mosgen, defied school directors by refusing permission for unvaccinated pupils to attend. The action closed the school amid parental objections and anger over vaccination policy. In Tamaqua smallpox is epidemic. public schools are closed and churches held no services as 35 cases exist in the town without a hospital.
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Mahanoy City
Samuel Zeesholtz
Mosgen
Tris
Tamaqua
Printers Claim Victory in Nine Hour Day Dispute
In St. Louis the print shop strike near end as most workers return. Printers say victory won though employers retain right to set a nine hour day with one hour overtime at 49 cents. Nine firms sign the agreement. dispute remains with firms previously ordered to strike in October.
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Serippa
Meltae Brean Association
ST. Louis
Tour
Gtiml Inforce
Nelson outlines profit sharing at Ure N. O. Nelson firm
N O Nelson, philanthropist and president of Ure N O Nelson Manufacturing, spoke at a banquet in St Louis to 30 employees and customers. He explained the profit sharing system adopted locally and at Le Clutre NL, and announced dividends for 1966 totaling 53 17 to customers and 37 01 to employees.
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Scripps-MeFine Preas Association
ST. Lotie
N. O. Nelson
Philanthorpist
Ure N. 0
Nelson Manufacturing Company
Hairpin in her skull shocks Cleveland on street
Dramatic accident reports Fannie Zinner losing balance on a street in Cleveland yesterday. A hairpin in her hair struck with force, driving the pin several inches into her head. Doctors say she will probably recover.
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Cleveland
Smise Fannie Zinner
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