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BH. H. Sothern
New York
Aj Tanalal
Shakespere
Young Wildhack's Bad Break Stirs Race Debate
A harsh editorial condemns Young Wildhack for refusing to sit with a colored graduate at Manual Training High School, labeling his action as prejudice against equal education and liberty. The piece warns of the harmful precedent and questions motives tied to racial prejudice and public reception.
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Young Wildhack
Wildhack
Wildback
Louise Hadley
Louisa Hadley
Society Notes Highlight Weds Luncheon And Local Weddings
Miss Leonora Ensey hosted a morning party for Kate Braman of Terre Haute. Mrs. Alexander Stewart gave tea for Mrs. Clarence Winter, returning to New York. Century club held a dinner at the Country club for 35 guests. The fortnightly club met at the propylaeum with Miss Fredonia Alten reading the afternoon paper. Senator Beveridge left for Cleveland for the wedding of M A Hanne’s daughter to Joseph Medill McCormick Jr. Florence Webster and William Long’s wedding is planned for July 8. Mrs. Charles Witsle to host luncheon for Harbaugh and Ade Hayes of Attica.
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Leonora Ensey
Kate Braman
Terre Haute
Alexander Stewart
Clarence Winter
New York
Century Club
Country Club
Lula
Propylaeum
Fredonia Alten
Albert J
McCullough and Holtzman deny pact report
James E. McCullough and John W. Holtzman deny any agreement or deal. McCullough states no story or claim of a compact existed and calls the Indianapolis report false. Holtzman says there is nothing to the allegation and he had not heard of it before.
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Keach
Jim Keach
Democratic Committee
Holtzman
McCullough
Mr. McCullough
John W. Holtzman
Marshall P. Wilder
New York Times
Divorce figures show normal levels in Marion County
Eastern ministers push a crusade against divorce amid national alarm. In Marion County for May, 45 marriages were granted and 45 divorces discussed across four courts. Total licenses reached 207, with nine marriages per divorce ratio. May saw 9 happy, 12 unhappy, and 28 cases dismissed or unresolved.
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United States
Marion County
Odiana
Superior Court No
Effeult Court
Ag Ainst
Indianapolis
Marion
Songs and Sketches of a Singer in Evening Story
A fragmented 19th century style piece describes Rufus Sell and Uncle Rastue, a haunted past and a journey of the spirit. It weaves moral tales and bits of humorous vignette dialogue about vacation time, embezzlement, and animal anecdotes, all with a reflective, oblique voice.
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Rufus
Prisoner Louis Teague Slashes Throat at Workhouse
Louis Teague, awaiting a long sentence at Mars ton county workhouse, slashed his throat with a razor during a barbering moment. He was removed to City Hospital, where doctors report recovery is likely. Teague was jailed after police court for assaulting his wife. The incident raised irrigation complaints from Detroit readers.
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Louis Teague
Marston County
City Hospital
Teague
Anen
A Corner For The Women A Woman Machinist
A profile of Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare a noted woman machinist and public speaker who worked with unions and reform groups in Kansas City Toledo New York Mines Pennsylvania and West Virginia She discusses women's occupations from housekeeping tasks to stage careers and fashion guidance reflecting early 20th century social shifts and labor involvement.
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Kate Richards O'Hare
Toledo
Machinists’ Union
Wand
Kansas City
O'Hare
Christian Endeavor Society
Ron
Socialist Party
West Virginia
Jones
Angel
Leisure Hour Anecdotes from Old Newspapers
A collection of humorous vignettes: Marshall Wilder recalls a bold kiss misinterpretation by a father. A tale about Senator Tillman and a lazy sharecropping darkey ends with a clever reply. A minister preaches a funeral sermon over a woman whose faults are exaggerated, provoking the husband’s correction that she was only middling.
Levi Morton Travels to Paris for Continent Tour
Levi P. Morton is in Paris preparing to start a continent wide tour. Lord Kelvin will receive an honorary degree from London University in June. Hon Edgar Allen Poe has succeeded Robert M. McLane as Maryland state’s attorney. The news mentions more than 20 major manufacturing firms.
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Levi P. Morton
Paris
Lord Kelvin
London University
Edgar Allen Poe
Robert M. McLane
Maryland
Overseas factories and varied global subsidies trend in early reports
Reports note U S firms planning factories in Canada and New Zealand subsidies to the Salvation Army. Hungary sends agents to South America to study commerce while De Soto in Warsaw cites demand for sticky fly paper. Other items mention a Boston death, a New York professional women’s league meeting, a large donation offer to Carthage College, and high senator earnings.
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United States
Canada
New Zealand
Salvation Army
South America
Hernando de Soto
Warsaw
Russian
Poland
Isabel Beecher Albert
Henry Ward Beecher
Edward de la Granja
Boston
Spain
Edwin Arden
Professional Women's League
New York
Henry Denhart
Washington
Carthage College
3. B. Elkins
West Virginia
Reichstag
Chicago to St Paul round trip fare and schedules
Advertises a 16 dollar round trip Chicago to St Paul via the Chicago and North Western and a 920 dollar itinerary to Duluth Superior and back from Chicago daily all summer. Mentions four fast daily departures at 2:00 pm 9:00 am 6:30 pm and 8:00 pm with electric lighting and dining car service. Promotes Luxurious equipment and directs tickets to agents or N M Breese Cincinnati.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolia
Chicago & Northwestern
Duluth
Superior
N. M. Breese
Vineet
Cincinnati
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