Suppetland House Of Pets Attracts Local Vivid Menagerie
In Inez Kentucky on June 27 a family scene centers on Henry Sweetland’s sprawling menagerie including a parrot, beagles, Scotch terriers and several puppies. A lost spotted puppy prompts inquiry as to its lineage while a separate stabbing in the same town leaves Salema Davis gravely wounded and unidentified motive.
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Henry
Henry Sweetland
Sweetland
Sweetland Ome
Antis
Inez, Ky
Salema
Henry Davis
United Baptist Church
Nathan Evans
So Called Popular Music Is An Art Within Itself
An article argues that modern popular music is a distinct art form, blending storytelling and descriptive writing in instrumental pieces. It cites Victor Herbert and Howard Whitney, notes humorous pieces evoke laughter, and praises Fay Templeton and Amelia Stone for stage performances while highlighting recent shows at the Casino and Chicago production progress.
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Victor Herbert
Alantic
Howard Whitney
Melville Ells
New York
Fay ‘Templeton
Miss Templeton
Lillian Russell
John Stromberg
Weber & Fields
Miss Russell
Indiana Polis
Amelia Stone
Miss Stang
Schuberts
A Day With Hoosiers and Regional Tales
Reading through Tipton to Hammond and back, the column reports a rabbit bite in Columbus, fireworks orders in Tipton, fines in South Bend, grain meetings in Fort Wayne, plant troubles in Hammond, a dying man in Muncie, Milroy’s new fire engine, a long awaited law case in Noblesville, and a parade of local oddities. Notable names include Effie Phillips, Daniel Chamberlain, Virgil Marks, J. F. Campbell, and John Lewis, with references to Knox, Warsaw, Logansport, Rochester, and Fowlerton.
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Effie Phillips
Columbus
Tipton
Daniel Chamberlain
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Conkey
Hammond
Chisago
John Frank
Muncie
Haseen
Constantinople
Turkey
Milroy
L. L. Law
Spencer
Law
Howard County
Virgil Marks
Lagrange
Logansport
Wn. C. Hall
Indianapolis
State Sunday School Association
Warsaw
Richmond
Che Mah
Nideet
Knox
Carnival
Kentucky
Ohio
George F. Law
Brasil
Squire
Maurie Sheldon
Rochester
Marie Stevenson
John C. New
Noblesville
Hancock County
Elimer Woodling
F. Campbell
Mini Busia Coons
Columbia
Kansas
Goddard Kas
Yale
John Lewis
Indianapolis Woman Reveals Old Bigamy Case
Indianapolis police report evidence ties Harold Mills once Ohioan now in an Indiana case to a prior marriage with May Martin of Indianapolis in 1900. The deceased wife’s family sought property from her mother before Mills left. authorities allege he committed bigamy in multiple cities including St. Louis Detroit and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Harold Mills
May Martin
Indianapolis
Sta
Miss Martin
Milla
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburg
Beatrice girl fakes illness for four years at Glenover
Odella Sage, a Glenover girl, deceived her parents and doctors for four years by feigning illness and strange omens to avoid school. She pretended symptoms included pain all over the body, facial discolorations, and bleeding. A girl physician’s examination revealed the ruse, with blood drawn from one arm using red ink. Parents spent thousands seeking a cure.
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Beatrich
Odella Sage
Glenover
Young Dewey the Dandy of the Plains
Topeka Kansas June 27 Channess Fewer the Dandy of the plains charged with the murder of the Berge amis is the more talked about man in Kansas today not alone because of the tragedy but because of his wonderful personality and fame He is about years old six feet ten and a half inches tall with blue gray eyes His ranch house exudes elegance as he entertains and commands respect among workers and settlers alike He quickly proved he could ride shoot and handle any challenge and became master of the ranch earning both admiration and fear among the community
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Topeka
Kas
Plains
Berge Amis
Kansas
Admiral de Bearedt
Chicago
Soelery Wanen
Dewey
Tenderfoot Hose
Tragic Train Jump Succeeds In Buffalo Station
Mrs Eliza Buehler of Chicago ran from the waiting room as an Erie passenger train neared Jamestown station and threw herself on the tracks, dying. The incident occurred Friday.
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Buffalo
Erie
Jamestown
Eliza Buehler
Chicago
Doans Kidney Pills Sell Well On Broad Avenues
Absolute faith in the medicine is stated by J Copeland of 208 Brown avenue who reports lasting relief after using Doans Kidney Pills bought from Henry J Hyder and marketed by Fonter Mulburn Co Buffalo sole US agents. The testimonial describes prior stiffness soreness yellowish urine with sediment and poor response to other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit
J. Copeland
Brown-ave
Dean
Henry J. Hyder
Fonter-Mulburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan’s
Turkey shoots child in Cr esht Romania tragedy
A child in Cr esht Romania was killed when a stray turkey knocked a wall can with a hanging trigger, causing a charge to explode and wound the child. The incident occurred as the bird wandered into the room, sparking a deadly accident.
Nervine Promises Nerve Strength and Free Health Book
An advertisement asserts Dr Miles Nervine will keep nerves strong or restore strength if weakened with a guarantee. It invites readers to write for a free book on nervous disease from The Miles Medical Co. Elkheart, Indiana.
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Miles
Nervine
da Mines
Meniran Co
Elkbert, Ind
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