South Bend Prosecutor Vows Broad Police Indictment
In South Bend Indiana Prosecuting Attorney Clarke told Police Chief McWeeney he would bring before the February grand jury charges of neglect of duty against the entire police force and chief if possible. He cited officers who he says drink and neglect duty and reported two officers were drunk and carousing in a saloon during the night.
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Cherry Blossom Romance on a Hill in Japan
Earl Richton, a New York artist, sketches Cherry Blossom in a lit tle Japanese town. He falls for Misa Cherry Blossom, a local girl who speaks little English. A sudden declaration by Alice Wilder foils their budding romance as Richton announces marriage plans, leaving Cherry Blossom heartbreakingly hopeful for Nichola.
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Dinger
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Miss Cherry Blossom
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Agoal
Swan
Alice Wilder
Philadelphia
Minister Retires After Reading 126 Newspapers
Rev. C. H. Wetherbe of Holland Patent retires from the ministry to devote more time to periodical reading. He subscribes to 126 papers and his reading habit forced him to give up preaching. He contributes to religious periodicals and owns the largest mail in the village, while his home resembles a reading room.
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Byracuse
C. H. Wetherbe
Holland Patent
Roosevelt Ward Toast Matching Dresses At Morrell Tea
In Washington at Congressman Edward Morrells tea Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Alice Ward wore identical white cloth and Russian lace gowns. The tailor had produced six similar gowns for bridesmaids at the Kountze wedding. Ward threatened not to wear the dress again but Roosevelt insisted they would appear together. The two young women, dressed alike, drew amused attention as they mingled at the event.
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Edward Morrell
Alice Roosevelt
Alice Ward
White House
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Miss Ward
Miex Ward
Hoosierisms A Dean Mean Calf
Hoosierisms recounts a Bill Grove calf incident injuring Sallie Wheeler after a bottle feeding mishap. It notes her residence, and the nearby Kokomo region. The item shifts to Will and Mrs Harlan in Kokomo, with a quip about where Will throws and hits high places.
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Prairie Buzzards Hunt Attracts Big Crowd Near Greeley
Jan 22 at Greeley witness a coy ote hunt and round-up. Twenty five prairie buzzards were killed while as many more escaped. Hundreds of men and boys, plus women, joined the chase aided by six dogs. Hunt began at 10 a m eight miles south east of Greeley toward Kerrey and drove coyotes into a natural basin.
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Hoowever
Wineburg Illness and Local Death Reported in Indiana
Richmond Ind January 22 W E Wineburg republican county chair man and county superintendent of schools is critically ill Dr J R Brown 7 of near Greens Fork Ind a civil war veteran and prominent figure has died
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Artist Goes Insane Over Portrait of His Mother
Jemuel Myerig, an artist from Anderson Indiana, grew mentally unbalanced while attempting a portrait of his mother. He painted several works deemed excellent by the family, yet remained dissatisfied and brooded until his mind fractured. He has been taken to the hospital at Richmond. his recovery is doubtful.
Death claims saloon-keeper after stair fall in Philadelphia
Joseph Lashail, a Philadelphia saloon-keeper, joked about burial with his undertaker friend Joseph Quinn. After leaving Lashail’s home, Lashail died from a fatal fall down the stairs with a broken neck. His death appears instantaneous.
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Forty-Mile Alaska Versus Medicine Hat Weather Tale
A returned gold hunter discredits sensational Alaska stories claiming endless cold and cites Medicine Hat as a milder winter retreat. He notes Forty-Mile’s three-year record never dipping below 7 degrees below zero, while Medicine Hat enjoys days as warm as 12 to 13 degrees below zero with winter comfort.
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Globe-Democrat
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The Lazarre club dances at Bren neke's this week
The Swirl of Society notes a series of social events. Mrs. Hendricks hosts Mrs. Kate Hendricks of Shelbyville. Mrs. Henry W. Lawrence returns from Chicago. Mrs. Lucy Brown hosts a Sunday visit for Mrs. W. A. Vail who moves to Detroit. Mrs. John C. Ingram organizes a Young Ladies' club salon next Monday. Rev and Mrs. Levi White host informal calls Friday. Mrs. R. S. Hall hosts a card party Thursday for Mrs. E. Simphine. Chapel club elects officers: Mrs. Eugene Gramming president, Mrs. John Madden vice president, Mrs. William Lally treasurer, Birmingham secretary. The marriage of Miss Livan Lipman to Phillip P. Efroymson occurs at the Lipman home with Rabbi Messing officiating. bride in lace over cream silk with a tulle veil. couple will reside at 133 N New Jersey Street.
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Henry W. Lawrence
Chicago
Lucy Brown
Nursday
W. A. Vail
Detroit
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Young Ladies' Club
Tapernacle Church
Levi White
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E. H. Simphine
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Chapel Club Rag
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John Madden
William Lally
Birmingham
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B Ride
John Lipman
Rabbi Messing
New Jersey
Amusements listing for Quex and Vaudeville shows
The gay Lord Quex is listed with two shows at 2:15 and 8:15 PM. Also scheduled are Grand Vaudeville and three acts including A ragged hero. Park and Empire venues feature Parisian wider and additional acts.
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Notable Turbulence Over Quex at Ames Theater
Notes of the theaters condemn an inferior English company at English's and Ames for presenting a disreputable play Lord Quex by Pinero. Audiences blamed the material more than the talent, while other acts including A ragged hero and The Parisian widows drew crowds. Kathryn Osterman, wife of Ezra Kendal’s J J Rosenthal, arrives at the Grand with The editor, followed by Maddox of Wavns Maddox.
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Bull Works Treadmill at Chardon Farm
Madison Adams, a Huntaburg farmer, uses a bull driven treadmill to churn cream into butter. He trained a Jersey bull from calfhood to operate the churn, watching as the animal seems to detect when butter forms and bellows toward the house.
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Madison Adams
Huntaburg
Adams
Gooh Snake Mystery in West Hampton
West Hampton reports L L Jan 2 W F Jessup a house mover who found a hollow trunk containing snakes after felling a swamp tree. Twenty five dead snakes ranged from eight inches to two feet, mostly garter and black snakes, with a live frog beneath them. most snakes were killed by cold though two may have survived.
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W. F. Jessup
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