Suffering Relieved by Mayor Action in Indianapolis Coal Crisis
Charitable public aid and prompt measures by Mayor Hookwalter eased Indianapolis suffering as coal supplies for the poor are secured. Contributions from A. B. Meyer & Co and Sterling R. Holt boost relief, with 200 orders of coal and a car offered. Commercial Club considers the oral situation while Helf Building narrowly escaped disaster from a rocl famine and local Atkins saw works face ongoing shortages and price spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hookwalter
A. B. Meyer & Co
Meyer Company
Sterling R. Holt
Helf
BE O. Atkins
Warmth Arrives as Wednesday Morning Sun Shines
A brief weather note reports a mild start on Wednesday with a 25 degree reading at 9 am. It records earlier temperatures of 15, 16, and 11 degrees during Tuesday night and early Wednesday, noting the usual coldest hour around 7 to 4 am.
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Mercury
Boy shoots mother during crisis near Myanhiin county
A troubled youth fatally wounded his mother during a personal crisis. The assailant fired at her chest and abdomen after tensions escalated, killing her. Public safety officials reported the incident occurred near Myanhiin county, with no immediate details on motive or disposition of the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesson
Dan Michael Stucker
Myanhiin
Stucker
Cannot stop the fire at Jefferson County bag coal
A fire in Jefferson County destroys coal worth $10 and threatens to burn hundreds of acres more unless the state mining department devises a plan to control the flames. The incident underscores urgent needs for better outbreak suppression and regulatory action.
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Bringeport
Jeffreson
Swirl of Society Highlights Social Events
Mrs Catherine L Dorsey plans a February Florida trip while Mrs Clara Bates hosted the Elite club. North-side card club to dance at Brenneke s. Mrs Wells hosts Review circle. Gov Durbin and wife to greet general assembly. Helen Bampsell to entertain Presale card club. Tate curates a progressive euchre at Americus club. Mrs P B Raymond hosts dance for Mr Harry Raymond at Woodruff Place. Hurra to speak on A city on moments at Tudor hall. Bliss Allen extended invitations. W J Grifin hosted luncheon for Proctor reading at N Peni vantset home. table set with low roses and gold and white sun colors.
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Catherine L. Dorsey
Florida
Clara Bates
Card Club
Brenneke's
Wells
Park-ave
Durbin
General Assembly
Jan
Helen Bampsell
Tate
Americus Club
P. B. Raymond
Woodruft Place
Mra
Harry Raymond
Hurra
Tudor Hall
Bliss Allen
Invita
W. J. Grifin
Proctor
Tuaday
N. Penivantset
Baby found on back step after exposure near Colley home
A six month old colored baby was found on the back step of Miss Emma J Colley's home at 31 W Vermon street. The infant, tightly wrapped and almost frozen, cried as the coat was removed. A former colored servant named Kate Jel had recently recovered from typhoid fever and reportedly promised care but adopted papers were not filed. Orphanage officials declined custody due to exposure risk, with guardians or the orphans' home expected to arrange care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. Colley
W. Vermonssi
Kate Jel
Duspletl
Rome
Me Chia
Little Girl Shot by Nightwatchman at Haynes-Epperson Works
South Bend Indiana June 14 a girl 9 named Lena Miller daughter of August Miller was shot twice in the thigh by W G L Jones a nightwatchman at the Haynes Epperson automobile works He says he mistook her for a coal bet and fired Jones was arrested Details note a rail yard coal accident with sidetracks nearby and a week of sidetracked activity near the line in South Bend amid concerns of coal dust and trains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doal
South Bend
Ind
Cihenge
Here
Eat Slow and the Tooth Tale of a Slow Chewer
Read like a fragmented reminiscence about digestion and eating pace. A man with poor teeth reflects on doctor advice to eat slowly while discussing personal history and diet discoveries. The text blends anecdotes of stomach issues and endurance of chewing. The narrator mentions learning about food and nutrition, referencing discomfort and changes in appetite.
Peter Marie Dies at 15 in New York Society Circles
New York on January 14 reports the death of Peter Marie a valued wit and charity figure. He led New York Society, collected miniature portraits of debutantes, hosted lavish dinners, and supported the poor quietly. He joined several clubs and amassed a fortune after a long career as a banker and financier. He was deeply involved with art and museums. He is remembered for his generous acts and unique social influence.
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New York
Peter Marie
Marie
Peter
Felty
Ax Hla
Peter Marte
Panker
Union Eli
Knckerbocker, City, Gridiron
Tuxeto
Amptiean Geographical Society
American Mine Arta
Vaudeville and Burlesque Review At Park And Empire
The Park brings Faust to close a successful engagement while the Reilly and Wagds company prepares a mixed program of farce and musical burlesque. Empire features the Coleman dog and cat circus and Martell bicycle acts, with notes on manager Chamberlyn’s dramatic resilience and Clyde Fitch’s striking wardrobe on tour.
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Faust
Reilly and Wagds
Pat Reilly
Martell
Beards Ode ll Father Of The Governor Of New York State
An old advertisement-style note touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney liver bladder rheumatism and constipation. It claims a reader was cured after trial and promotes 3 cent sample bottles and a $3.04 size from the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY.
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New York State
Benjamin BE
Qdeh
New Ours NW
Lasher
Am Bueirionn
Axons
Weiter
May
David Kennedy
Ita
Uae
Great Dane Nera Swallows Diamond Worth 800 Dollars
New York January report details a Great Dane named Nera owned by the Op penhams who allegedly swallowed an $800 diamond. A dinner party mishap caused the dog to ingest items as guests watched. A veterinary surgeon attempted six stomach pumps with no success before the incident ended.
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New York
Jan W—Nero
Oppenheim
Monty
Nera
Evansville and Louisville Political Murk Amid Resignations
After Rasch's Place Evansville Indiana, W W M Wheeler and J D Wellman run for the Vanderburg circuit judgeship vacancy caused by Judge Rasch resignation over muttered bribery charges. Rasch declines a railroad adviser post to stay and settle his troubles. In Louisville Peter Arlund, linked to a St Louis sensational affair with Col Moses Wetmore, is beaten in Seelbach's lobby after insulting Fred W Hudson, railroad agent.
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Rasch
Evansville
Ind
W.W. M. Wheeler
J. D. Wellman
L. ©. Rasch
Vanderburg
Raach
Sult Lake
Denver
Peter Arlund
Louisville
Peter Arelund
St. Louis
Moses Wetmore
Fred W W. Hudson
Seelbach
Hotad
Boers to Locate In Texas for Boer Colonies
In Dallas Texas H Jefferson and Thompson two years after arriving from Ohio and serving as Boer army officers are seeking to acquire large tracts along the Colorado River in central Texas to establish Boer colonization. In a separate item Bluefield West Virginia reports Arthur Etter age 4 and Hiram Riley age 1 were jailed on murder charges for the Sunday evening death of Mary Clark in Branwell.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
Jan
H.jeferson
Thompson
South Africa
Ohio
Colorado River
Bluefields
Ww. Va
Arthur Etter
Hiram Riley
Jai
Mary Clark
Branwell
W.va
Robbers Try to Rob Evansville Storekeeper
Two masked men entered the store of George Frick in Evansville Ind and demanded money. He refused and was knocked down then robbed, with only a small sum taken.
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Evansville
Ind
George Frick
Free to Ladies Free to Ladies Offer for Remedies
A vintage ad promises free full $5.00 treatments from Dr Mary Locks home remedy. It claims to cure female weakness displacements leucorrhea suppressed menses womb falling and other conditions. The Indy specialists announce a limited time free trial to every suffering woman.
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Dr. Mary Lock
Indy
America
Renin
Mary Lock Co
Englewood Station
Chicago
Conscience-stricken NY resident donates large tax payment
An unknown New Yorker sent five one thousand dollar bills to the city chamberlain to settle long overdue personal property taxes, the largest contribution to the city’s relief fund. Dr. Gould, the chamberlain, noted the payment at about 230 dollars in annual tax value and speculated it may have cleared bonds and stock indebtedness. A stranger, claiming to act for a client, paid cash with a receipt to an unknown party, then disappeared. In Marion, Indiana, Mrs. Rufus Way Smith learned her California husband, a landscape painter, died there after a long separation.
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New York
B. RL Gould
Cnumverlain
Gould
Curren
Marion
Ind
Jin
California
Rufus Way Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Opticlane Elect Officers At Denison Hotel Meeting
At the eighth annual Indiane optical society meet held Tuesday night at Denison hotel IL, officers were elected by unanimous vote to join the national society. Officers named include Co M. Jenking president sir Mom Haseltine vice president George Crubb secretary M. Kilne treasurer J. H. Ellis Kennedy B. F. Caristens burg W. BE Huston Arnold and W. Kelly on the executive committee. The notice also advertises Bunnock Blood Bitters for dyspepsia and constipation and Baldwin's bargains on uprights.
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Opticlane
The
Indiane Optical Society
Denison Hotel
National Society
Co M. Jenking
Mom Haseltine
George Crubb
M. ©. Kilne
J. H. Ellis
Kennedy
B. F. Caristensburg
W. BE. Huston
If Arnold
W. Kelly
Blind Girl Regains Sight in Nova Scotia
Frances Reilly, a three year old girl who had been blind for two years, suddenly regained sight on Tuesday in Halifax while her father’s death and burial preceded the event. The strange recovery followed a period of mourning as the child had believed she could not see the Head gura face.
Officers Elected in Caledonian Club Meeting
A Caledonian club reports officers elected including A. C. Balfour as president M. Clark as vice president Georges Loudon as financial secretary James T. Stewart as recording secretary Alexander Craig as hearer and James Somerville as treasurer for three years.
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Caledonian Queminglab
A. C. Balfour
Gonaian M. Clark
Georges Loudon
James T. Stewart
Alexander Craig
James Somerville
Trames
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Stetson
Latile
Deluce
Hogerdonn
Nes
Commercial Club
A. A. Barnes
S. Kiser
Whee Jock
Zi. Disette
Henry Kohn
HH. Mearsey
J. N. Carey
W. J. Ricnards
Cal Kenyon
D. W. Kern
W. H. Has
Park—“Faust
Empire
Brigadier Burlesquera
A. TL
Chamberton
Rowton
Chamberlyn
EB. Rice
Champerlyn
Chamterlyn
Clyde Fiteh
Fitch
Thos. F. Kelly
Oller
Intex Oppenheimer
San Francisco
Oppenheimer
Sgs-Aister
Handanma Ane Furn
Fine Nash
Beard, Odell
Dog
Ayres
Bi Atrest. CO
Gothawm
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
Indiana
New Orleans
Rumford Baking Powier
White Lion Soap
Coke
Lic
Ompan Taggatts
Pereesestia
Rice Santos
Washington
New Jerasy
ITX
Delaware
Mogeneley
Cale St
Nora Alabama
J. A. Jackson
Prap
Baldwin
Sycamore
Dekalb
Mepaane
Trisg
Court House Stores
Orleans
Dante Boone
Alther
J, Stewart
Close
Ae BC
Fox Otis
Massachusetts
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