Life of Marshall Field Strongly Noted in Obituary
The field magnate Marshall Field died with a vast fortune and wide holdings in railroads, stores, and corporations. He married Miss Seon in 1905, later divorcing and remarrying, leaving a son and a daughter. His life included long service at the helm of his enterprise and a notable interment ceremony plan.
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Unusual Mark of Respect for Field at Funeral in Chicago
The body of Marshall Field will receive the La Salle station guard and burial is planned at Graceland cemetery. J. N. Wield will take charge of Field interests as the company closes stores for two hours on Friday. Marshall Field, a Chicago merchant prince, died in New York of pneumonia and will be buried in Chicago after a funeral procession aboard a special train.
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Indiana grain dealers discuss transportation at Denison Hotel
The Indiana Grain Dealers association held a two day session at the Denison hotel beginning Wednesday morning. Sessions included Wednesday afternoon, Wednesday night, and Thursday morning and afternoon. The key session Wednesday night debated transportation from the dealer, common carrier, and railroad commission perspectives.
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Dr Chas Nichols Guilty In Mail Scheme Case
Springfield W Jan 1 A jury found Dr Charles A Nichols guilty on a mail scheme indictment alleging threats to Mrs Day to force her assignment of dower in her estate The verdict also held that no common law marriage existed between Mrs Svaan Day and Dr Nichols The case ties to former U S Attorney General Win Day whose divorced wife is cited in the proceedings.
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Charges Filed Against Bidaman Mayor Amid Council Meeting
Special to The Sim Terre Haute reports charges were filed at a council meeting against Mayor Ridamat of Bidaman. Additional accusations claim false reasons for diaries and obscene epithets toward residents. The mayor commented that some were charged for using decent language and a few wanted to “but some of ’em.”
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Burglar Attack Injures Man in Indiana State
Special to The Sum. Kokomo Indiana January 1. While returning home George Sailors discovered burglars inside his state residence. He entered via the front door and was knocked down. The robbers fled through a rear door escaping without further injury. Sailors fired his revolver but injured none.
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Nightdress Fire Claims Florida Child's Life
Special to The Lip reports Alise Julia, a child in Florida, was burned to death at her parents home when her nightdress caught fire from an open grate. Authorities note the accident occurred January 1.
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Greencastle set to form new company for guard service
Special to The Sun from Greencastle Indiana reports a local effort to organize a company for Indiana National Guard. Capt K Gowdy former consul to France will oversee arrangements in Lane addressing the Sixth District Republican convention. Gowdy attacked civil service rules while praising eight years of party victories and predicted possible defeat without adherence to Republican principles.
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Schoolhouse Burned West of Newport
Newport Ind Jan 17 Fire destroyed the Stumptown schoolhouse six miles west of town, with the building insured for 1209 dollars. No injuries reported and cause not determined.
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Elevator death shocks South Bend community
A misread incident reports a fatal elevator crush in South Bend Ind yesterday afternoon. A man identified as Dan Taaten Gramer of A was killed when an elevator collapsed or crushed him during routine service, authorities said. The Sun newspaper noted the tragedy occurred in a local building, prompting safety investigations and condolences from neighbors.
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The World’s Largest Cable Chain Test Parts Quietly
A massive cable chain, tested at Netherton by the Cunard line, withstood 370 tons of destroyer pressure without a fracture. The links remained intact under the “paint of destruction” test, confirming extraordinary strength for the forthcoming Cunard steamship cable installation aboard a dual screw turbine steamer.
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Sheep pricing puzzle confuses Sun readers in Indianapolis
A reader letter from Mrs. Ribbe and another correspondent discuss a math brain-teaser about four grades of sheep sold at 5.00, 3.70, 8.00 and 6.00 dollars to achieve an average price of 35 per head. The letters show varied attempts and comments from readers in Indianapolis and Hittians: old guard satire and puzzling figures appear in late evening notes.
Indiana Merchants Fire Insurance Bill Debate Sparks State Meeting
The Indy Retail meeting at ASMMULON heard Lafayette’s President Meyer condemn the merchants' fire insurance bill as a dastardly outrage and urged lawmakers to back public Wiens reforms. Governor Hanly was applauded for enforcing penalties while TS. Taylor spoke on Government Control of Railroads amid a delegates’ reception.
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Fragmented OCR note on damages to reputation and property
A garbled OCR passage discusses damage to reputation involving James H and Susan Mc Kernan and mentions an order, bonding, land, and costs. The text is incomplete with many unclear terms and names.
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Cure Claims for Cuticura Remedies in Eczema Case
Emma E. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa reports five years without recurrence after using Cuticura Remedies for a severe eczema eruption that started on the chest and body and spread to the neck face arms and legs. She cites prior physician failure and notes her continued use of the Remedies with about three bottles of the Resolvent and portions of the Soap and Ointment. The testimony includes a neighbor's infant eczema improvement and endorses Cuticura as highly effective for skin diseases.
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Murder Haunts West Indianapolis After Paul Marks Death
West Indianapolis still reels over the Paul Marks murder as detectives probe the case. Miss Lena Hogart and Miss Bogart attest Marks spoke of a casual circle and a possible engagement with two women, while Mrs Williams recalls his charm and visits to their home. She adds Marks carried a revolver for protection though she doubts his violent temperament, and notes ongoing illness from notoriety.
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Indianapolis Guard Battalion Secures Old Orphanage Quarters
The Indianapolis National Guard battalion, including Companies A C D and the signal corps, will house temporarily at the old orphanage building while awaiting a new armory. A fundraising drive funded by local merchants and citizens has raised significant money, with subscriptions continuing. The plan aims to build a modern armory on broad lines to serve the unit and city.
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Lady Huntworthy's Experiment Promises Society Spotlight
A society event at English's opera house features top city talent and a large audience. Proceeds from the sale of seats aid the Boyw club treasury. The drama follows Lady Huntworth’s escape from high society to a minister’s country home, with a cast including Capt Dorvaston, Audley Piliinger, Novman Peek, Paul Henderson Cray, and Rev Henry Thorsby.
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Fear Outbreak Sunday Sparks City Ambulance Corps
The Merald at Bt. Meteretuirg reports a fear of renewed unrest on Sunday and Monday, marking the anniversary of "Red Sunday" when many workers were shot in the streets. Officials have organized an ambulance corps in anticipation of possible revolutionary violence.
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