Square Deal Wins in GOP Fight for Congress Chair
Special to The Sun from Muncie Ind January 18 reports a Republican victory in the Eighth district as anti machine forces gain county chairmen. Cromer loses control. Terhune named district chairman. Anti machine bloc may fix primaries and conventions, aiding challengers. Horace Stilwell is Cromer's sole current opponent with talk of Shockney as another candidate.
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Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer Friday Jan 1 105
Predictions for Friday January 1 105 warn of a mixed year with gains and losses. Readings urge prudent money lending and caution about changes. The day may bring a court appearance and sound advice about a newborn.
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Buffalo poised to become steel hub as power and canals draw plants
Trade officials say Buffalo will rank among top steel and iron centers within five years. Enlarge Erie Canal traffic and a Niagara river deep water harbor plan will boost transport and attract major factories. Niagara Falls power currently serves Buffalo with 159000 electrical horsepower, rising to 190000 next year, fueling regional manufacturing growth.
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Seattle Pioneer Shaft Marks Founding Beach Site
Special to The Lune Seattle January 18 Pioneer settlers erected a monument at the beach south of the city limits to honor the site of Seattle's first landing. About 2 percent of original participants survive and attended the unveiling as tablets of the Washington Historical Society were shown.
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Will Be Good 99 Years A Court Tale Of A Phonograph
A chaotic 1905 wire service style piece from Wilkes Barre and New York blends domestic strife with a duet of phonograph incidents. Mrs Bednosky and Frank Bednosky navigate a 99 year vow amid arrest and a novel court scene over a noisy machine. Mrs Cole's court misadventure centers on a double action graphophone and a hammer wielding neighbor, highlighting early 20th century domestic noise disputes and marital drama.
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First Hindu Temple Erected In the West
Special to the Sus. San Francisco marks a milestone as the first Hindu temple in the western world opens with a dedicatory ceremony led by Rev Swami Urinulaile, featuring a white marble entrance and a weekly lecture series on Hindu philosophy by a shop priest. The temple aims to extend Hindu belief to the western world, with 7 members and a focus on spreading the Veda meaning to learn. Swami Trigunatita, native of the district and educated at Calcutta, presides over the rite.
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Mother of 27 An Elope Special
Mrs John Nolan, wife of a Poquonnack farmer, eloped with his hired man Frank Green to Hartford last Saturday. Four months earlier Green was hired to help on the farm. Nolan found his wife and the man missing with $200. After a pursuit aided by the children, they were found in a hotel in Stratford. Nolan forgave his wife and brought her home, but Green faced jail.
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Colors and Health in Mental Wellness
The text discusses color influence on health and mental state, advocating bright contrasts to counter melancholy. It argues that negative and subdued colors may worsen mental health and suggests using vibrant tones to promote well-being.
Choate Addresses Women at New York Club Event
Joseph Choate spoke at the Radell2 club in New York addressing a women audience. He claimed it was the first time he had ever addressed a woman's return and expressed understanding of the mood such a situation could induce in a sensitive soul.
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Countess McMurrow Dies at Home in Suspected Murder
Anita Deb McMurrow, famed as Countess De Battencourt, died at her home after a scuffle with her son John. Police and coroner probe into alleged threats over a roll of money and a possible homicide, with neighbors noting her wealth and high social contacts.
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Stop Smoking Ad Promotes Secret Cure and Licenses
An old advertisement promotes a questionable remedy claiming to cure tobacco addiction and restore health, urging readers to request a free sample. It praises a calendar and printing house, then lists two notices by residents seeking licenses to sell alcohol and casino-style games in Indianapolis, detailing premises and ward references.
Keene Divorce Suit to Be Filed in Kentucky Details
A high society divorce tale from 1904 centers on Mr Keene and Mrs Keene, once a prominent couple separated since 1904 over temperament. Reports say Mr Keene will sue for divorce in Kentucky, with grounds listed as degradation though others cite incompatibility. Mrs Keene has stayed with her father in New York while Mr Keene splits time between New York and the West, including Kentucky.
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Saloon Keeper Denied License Charge In Ohio Court
Hellis Arsian the grocery keeper at Ohio and Westall was fined 90 and costs in polio court for selling liquor without a license and 30 for selling on Sunday Officers found a number of men in Arsman back room Sunday evening with beer kegs and glasses of amber ale witnesses testified no beer drinking occurred that day Judge Whallon called it unlikely officers imagined the scene Matt Sales and Henry Hemfers other keepers pleaded guilty to violating the Nicholson law each fined 16 and costs
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Insurance Bill Seeks Federal Bureau Over Graft
Congressman Ames of Sassachusetts introduces a 1% one bill to create a federal Insurance Bureau under the Department of Commerce and Labor. It would place all foreign and domestic insurers under state DC oversight, restrict foreign insurers from business until compliance, regulate capital stock investment, bar certain companies, end dividend timing, and curb abusive dental and industrial policies.
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81 Jow Appeals After Deportation Order
Leong Si Sow, held under the Chinese exclusion act, was denied by Commissioner Moores after a 2 pm hearing. A deportation warrant was prepared and an appeal to Judge Anderson followed, with the defendant released on bond.
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Value of schools property in Tadiana state
The oral value of Paille school property in Tadiana is 928,900,000. City, townships, and municipalities are listed with varied amounts including 2,000,418 for Cithen and 1240.09 for townships.
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Free Treatment Coupon Mail Campaign Coupon Offer
Fragmentary advert text hawks a free tobacco specific treatment by mail. It mentions Rogers Drug & Chemical Co at 662 Fifth & Race and promises a trial package mailed in a plain package, claiming it cured others. The OCR lacks coherent details.
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Miners Band to Headline Conventio n Concerts at Toentinson Hall
The Big Green Band from Prontenas Man draws crowds at the miners convention with concerts Saturday night Sunday afternoon and Sunday night at Toentinson hall. James Greenfield directs a blend of classics and popular music aimed at public tastes and no reserved seats. The band, renowned in the west, will perform amid a large crowd as part of the convention events.
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