Indiana mother seeks return of her children from Orphans' Home
In Columbus Indiana Mia Barringer now of Paris Illinois seeks the return of her daughters Mamie and Grace who were sent to the Orphans home years earlier. Records show the children were placed with a family in Indianapolis and later given to another family. Barringer hopes to recover them and reunite with her daughters while recalling her past work at local homes.
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Mia
William Barringer
Paris
Mamie
Grace
Inedianapolis
Barringer
Robert Henthorn
Thesehildren
Mre
Indianapolis
Domeatle
Archie McEwen
Frank Bowman
A. Hartsock
Elwood
W. J. Daves
Allamey
Goshen
Miles
Dr. Miles
Elso
B. D. Wyloder
Peller
Ida Holmes
Euclid Ave
Ft. Wayne
Rey
W. H. Sheak
Peru
Indiana brief s in scattered towns report
A chaotic Indiana roundup reports numerous local incidents including deaths in Lafayette and Sh Uoanyilte, a rash of thefts and scams in Vincennes and Columbus, structural and transport notes in Kokomo and Shelbyville, floods of misfortune from accidents, drownings, and a dog attack, plus community notes on oil, industry openings, church events, and oddball anecdotes across multiple towns.
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Patrick Hanna
Lafayette
Ciasa
Madern College
Banco Ateorera
Scotsburg
Elwood
Kokomo
Columbus
Vincennes
Covingtone
Roosevelt
Bronx Doctor Finds Heart Atop a Bachelor Crown
Dr George McGuire, long known as a wealthy Bronx physician and school trustee appointee, has announced his engagement to Florence O'Sullivan, a public school teacher. Once vowed to remain single after his mother’s death, his shift comes as he juggles career and social circles. The couple plans to marry later this month with significant local interest.
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George
McGuire
Bronx
Law
Florence O'Sullivan
Miss O'Sullivan
Jon
J. Mary's Church
Ais
Wiegins
W March
Low
Lawer
Anse O'Suliven
Adventurous Doctor Tells Leprosy Memoir and Near-Death Tales
Philadelphia dispatch June 11 Dr Rolando Kuhn a physician who spent 20 years across Central and South America and the Pacific recalls his career. He passed medical boards 14 times, served under Kauai rulers and in Bluefields, met Father Damien, diagnosed leprosy first among physicians, and survived two death sentences during Nicaragua revolutions while reporting for the Work Herald.
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South America
Pacific Ocean
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Kuhn
New Orleans
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Sandwich
Bluefields
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Nicaragua
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Molokai
Jefferson College
Maripoga
Cramps
San Francisco
Randwich Islands
Iit
Father Damien
Mani
Board of Health
Honolulu
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Panama Canal
Nicaragua Canal
Nausing
Graytown
Bluefelds
Sentinel Editor Reflects On Zelaya And Revolution
A former Bluefield Sentinel publisher discusses Nicaragua under President Zelaya. He praises Zelaya as educated and capable, noting his field telegraph network, close ties to Washington, and his methods for handling revolts by deporting suspected rebels aboard ships.
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Nicaragua
Zelaya
Washington
Fortune for Only Child Fortunes for Jacob Sims
Aged father Jacob Sims died suddenly on a railroad train near Layton Ohio. His daughter Mrs Hutchings of Greene New York inherits a fortune found on his person. Police found a bag of silver and loan certificates in his clothing and a letter to his daughter. She learns of a substantial sum and other property that may bring her total estate to a sizable amount.
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Elizabeth Mallet
Vincennes
Laporte
Josephus Mallory
George Dert
Goshen
Covington
Edward Akin
Evansville
Jacob Sims
Ohio
the Soldiers' Home
Binghamton
N.Y
Layton
Hutchings
Greene
Tia
Solders
Daston
Evanston Scandal Over Vice Palaces At School
Evanston pupils allegedly drink sodas and confectioneries linked to vice houses near the high school. Police say gambling thrives in gilded patches across the street if school authorities do not act to halt the activities.
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CICA
She Wvanston High School
Evanston
Rheumatism and health cure promise by Dr Lipes
A dubious health blurb claims instant relief for rheumatism and a wide range of ailments. It promises a thorough examination by Dr G Lipes and notes charges for services while asserting a complete cure in a few days. It also mentions cures for consumption paralysis and female weakness, claiming permanent improvement.
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G. Lipes
Poihaw
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