Woman burglar raids A G Grauts general store
Sunday night entry at A G Grauts general store at Thirteenth street and Columbia avenue yielded 36 in money and goods valued at 9. Ladies underwear and hose among stolen items. A pair of hose found on floor pointed to possible female involvement. glass was cut to gain entry. A second suspect, H I Clark of 163 Martindale Avenue, was frightened away.
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A. G. Graut
Columbia Ave
H. I. Clark
Martindaleave
Riches Must Be Spent To Enter Heaven Says Pastor
Brooklyn pastor Henson told a Bible class that it is necessary for a man to spend all his riches to gain entrance to heaven. He argued Rockefeller could not keep wealth between him and God and that happiness in the hereafter requires complete wealth expenditure.
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New York
Tesue
John D. Rockefeller
Fry
Henson
Henson Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Afr. Rockefeller
Heaven
Br. Henson
RELL FROM LADDER REIMAN SEVERELY INJURED
An incident at Bachs Mill leaves Rell from Ladder Reiman severely injured with a scalp wound after a fall from a shaft. he is taken to Puget Sound Naval Station. The report notes ill fortune and unclear circumstances of the ladder incident.
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Fennemunst
Weichachman
Ann Alll
Lincoln Jane Onrave
Monning
Not Afraid of Ghosts Says London Theosophist
In Chicago on New Year’s Eve 1919, W Leadbeater urged that belief in ghosts is rational not superstitious. He argued apparitions arise to offer help or to seek help, and that they are not supernatural but a higher continuation of life after death.
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Chicago
W. Leadbeater
London Theosophiat
Plana
Whole family wiped out by arsenic poisoning in Texas
In Santa Lucia near Fort Worth, Texas, a family of four perished from arsenic poisoning believed to be murder. T. J. Ray his sisters Amy and Lou and nephew Robert Ray died. the nephew, once detained on suspicion, also died from the same poison, leaving the large ranch without its sole helper.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Santa Lucia
T. J. Ray
Amy
Lou
Robert Ray
Fire Irappes Destroyed In Cleveland Flats Blaze
A fire at the Spencer block on Knowles Street and Euclid Avenue in Cleveland early Monday destroyed the three story Spencer block and the adjoining Reece block. Two women are missing and a servant from the Norton family is badly burned. Rev. N. W. Stroup leapt from a second story window with serious injuries. Several others were injured as residents jumped from the burning building.
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Cleveland
Knowles St
Euclidave
Spencer Block
Reece
Guy Norton
Dickey
Norton
N. W. Stroup
Dr Davis Dead After Brief Illness
Dr Eugene Davis died Monday morning at his home 1st College avenue after a few days illness of typhoid fever. He was a prominent young physician born in North Salem on July 15 and a Butler College and Indiana medical college graduate. He served at City Hospital, studied at the University of Berlin, and was a member of the faculty of Indiana Medical College.
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Eugene Davis
1St College-nve
Davis
North Salem
Butler College
Indiana Medical College
City Hospital
University of Berlin
Catholic university rector appointment fuels church liberal drive
Rev. son of Slattery reports Mar Dennis OConnell, newly named rector, signals a liberal shift in the church with Archbishop Ireland seen as likely to become a cardinal. Abroad, observers note the appointment strengthens Ireland's faction and influence. Burns birthday celebration planned by Caledonian club features Montani Bros. orchestra and noted performers at Masonie hall.
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Baltimore
Son R. Slattery
SA Jorean Seminary
Mar
Dennis O'Connell
Catholic University
Connell
Ireland
Father Slattery
Burns
Rovert Burns
Caledonian Questing Club
Masonie Hal
Montani Bros.’ Orchestra
Caledonian Glee Club
Alice Fleming Whalion
Hugh Campbell
Efe Wilson
Rudolph Koster
John L. Kerr
Mra
Josephine Edmunds
Charles F. Hanson
Andrew Smith
Cuore Tyler
Lynching in Attala County Leaves Two Men Dead
In Mies on January 19, authorities halted arrests to clear charges of lynching. Eleven of seven percent indicted were jailed. Hallum and Canton, two Black men from the Ethel neighborhood, were accused of inciting a white mob to kill. They were bound to stakes and shot.
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Jackson, Mies
Ethel
Attala County
Hallum
Canton
Typhoid Germs Destroyed by Fruit Juices in Lab
In Chicago on January 19 reports say experiments in the city laboratory show fruit juices can destroy typhoid germs. Jamunang grape juice is noted to be most effective, with beetle crane juice giving strong results. Minute interval tests indicate some brands kill germs within a minute, as does properly concentrated lemon juice.
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Chicago
Death of Mrs Ellen A Tyrrell in Bourbon Indiana
A Bourbon Indiana death notice reports Mrs Ellen A Tyrrell died at 12 25 Sunday noon. She was the wife of H H Tyrrell Hartford Insurance Company field agent with offices in Indianapolis. She was daughter of the late Judge Chamberlain of Goshen. The Tyrrells lived in Bourbon for 37 years.
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St'n
Bourbon
Ind
Ellen A. Tyrrell
Mra. Tyrrell
H. H. Tyrrel
Hartford Insurancs Company
Indianapolia
Judge Chamberlain
Goshen
Mayor announces Welsh coal cargo for Milwaukee
Milwaukees mayor Rose says he has secured 10 000 tons of Welsh anthracite coal for the city after arranging with Sir Thomas Shaughnessy of the Canadian Pacific. The first cargo left Cardiff and is due at St John in a week, with delivery expected February 10 and price set at 940 dollars per 3 ton.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rose
Toronto
Cardiff
St. Johne
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Road
Coal Operators Invited To Meet Gov Durbin Over Shortage
Government sources note that invitations have been issued to coal operators to meet Gov Durbin. A large meeting is planned for Tuesday afternoon to discuss the coal shortage with practically all invited coal dealers expected to attend on Tuesday.
Shipping and mining notes from various cities
SEATTus, wasa. san, i. All stesm upd sailing for Valdes and the Copper river are loaded to their limit with pas, sangers aml frelabt, and engaging ahead. 'The spring rush will be equal to the Nome stampede of two years ago. Many new companies are being organized for the purpose of developing placer grounds and all fields. Hobson Is Mum. EVANSVILLE, Tmd., Jan. 19.-Capt. R. P. Hobson, of the United States navy, who spent Sunday here, refused to dis cuss the action of the navy department, in ordering him back to duty. High Bids on Goal TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Jan. 19.-Chicago buyers bid 4 low for black coal at the mines. For Greene and Sullivan counties' bituminous Jump, $70 was bid. Top prices, so far, Coming With Coal. BLYTHE, Eng., Jan. 19.-Four steamers jeft, Monday, for America, Indea with coal. Tisbe is a seaport town, 17 rallon from New Castle.
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Seattus
Wasa. San
Valdes
Copper River
Pas
Hobson
Evansville
Tmd
R. P. Hobson
United States Navy
Navy Department
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago
Greene and
Sullivan Counties
Blythe
Eng
America
Indea
Tisbe
Rallon
New Castle
Burglars Strike Overnight In New Cumberland
Three masked men entered W A Beutt's sleeping rooms above his jewelry shop in New Cumberland. They bound gagged beat him, blew the safe and took $2.24 in jewelry and money. They ransacked other offices in the building but obtained no further loot. Beutt was found late Sunday near death from exposure.
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New Cumberland
W- Va
W. A. Bcutt
Druvatore
Scott
Oil stove explosion in clerk's office building
A coal oil stove used for heating in a closet exploded early Monday morning in the offices of Drs. Clevenger and McShane, 29 N Pennsylvania St. The blast started a fire, causing material loss estimated at £2. The incident occurred in an otherwise unreported location.
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Drs. Clevenger and McShane
Permaylvania St
Bulding
Prohibition Tale Credits Grape-Nuts For Cure
A Lowry City man describes a two year struggle with alcohol and appetite loss and credits Grape-Nuts with stopping his craving and restoring health. He reports nourishment returned, stomach trouble ceased, and renewed strength enabling daily work. Battle Creek firm Foster o. claims validation.
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Lowry City
Fostum
Battle Creek
Bich
Commerce Department Bill Passed in House on Saturday
Washington January 19 the house approved a senate substitute to establish a department of commerce and label the measure by a vote of 17 to 1 An amendment by Mr Overstreet Indiana to allow executive order transfer of the interstate commerce commission to the new department was adopted 9 to 8. Two deaths and injuries reported include Thomas Baskerville crushed at Vandalia Belt crossing and a watchman badly burned by a lamp explosion at Merchants Heat and Night Company plant Alabama and Pearl.
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Washington
House
Senate Bii
Department of Commerce
Overstreet
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas Baskerville
Vandalia
Dalton
Suchanan-St
Merchants’ Heat and Night Company
Alabama
Pearl
Save the Doctor Is Christ, Talbott Adopts Healer
A Missouri woman, Nancy Talbott of Arlington, Kansas, proclaims Dr. Orvin Waltz as Christ reincarnated after he cured her of a long illness, prompting questions about her sanity as she allegedly transferred about $20,000 in property. Also reported are a baptismal ceremony aboard a river, a cave-dwelling man in New York who calls himself Joseph Asterland, and a Philippine locust-extermination program using a fungal treatment.
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Christ
ST. Josepn
Nancy Elizabeth Talbott
Arlington
Kas
Orvin D. Waltz
Tragedy Follows Sister Pair in Glencoe Cottage
In Glencoe on Saturday afternoon Shove Milner aged 75 killed herself by faking poison hours after the death of her sister Miss Fannie Milner aged x. The sisters, lifelong neighbors, had lived together for many years in a local cottage and were noted for their remarkable devotion to each other.
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Glencoe
Pittsburg Dream Foretells Navy Casualty Illness
In Pittsburg a woman, Mrs Barbara Nagle, 21 Bohost, reported a dream vision of her son James Garfield Patterson being wounded aboard the battleship Mansa Claisetts. Navy official Cowles later confirmed the distressing message twelve hours after the dream, with Patterson seriously hurt.
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Pittsburg
Mansa- Claisetts
Barbara Nagie
James Garfield Patterson
Mrs. Nagle
Lowes
Lulen National Bank's Rise Prompts Thrift and Growth
An Indianapolis observer lauds the Lulen National Bank as a burgeoning money center. He notes its rapid interurban funding reach, liberal treatment of small deposits, and quick Treasury recognition, urging locals to open accounts to stimulate thrift and community prosperity.
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Lulen National Bank
Faoflion
TL Lan
Clearing House Association
Sargent to paint Roosevelt portrait in New York visit
John Sargent arrives in New York on January 19 for a five year return to the city and will paint a portrait of President Roosevelt during his stay. He sent decorative panels to Boston for the Public Library and plans to depart for Beaton in ten days. In a royal parade interview he noted his Italian birth but London residency.
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New York
John
Sargent
Caiting
Sergeant
Boston
Boston Public Library
Beaton
Roosevelt
America
Italy
London
Toldan
Horrific mutilation reported in Philippin battlefield
Washington dispatch reports Philippine atrocity at Vayabas where a constable in Inspector Smith's party had his tongue cut out and his signs destroyed after capture. Four other men were taken. their fate unknown but presumed slaughter. Another item from Decatur, Indiana notes Mrs. Johns Hubler and her son nearly suffocated by gas from a furnace. they escaped.
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Washington
Philippines
Vayabas
Ladronea
Decatur
Ind
Johns Hubler
Jesse
Jeaney
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al White
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Joseph Asterland
St. Louis
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L.S. Ayres
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Union National
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
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New Orleans
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Japan
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John 8 Sargent
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Myrtin Baat
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