Society Notes on Local Weddings and Guest Visits
A compilation of social items lists Miss Laura Micheleson plans a summer with sister in Mount Vernon, Miss Christiana Thompson visiting Indianapolis, Miss Iris Woodward in Indianapolis, Mrs. Al Larrimer returning to Marion, and several others traveling or hosting relatives. It notes weddings including Nora Reed and Dr. Harry Gottman in Louisville, Mary Holtzer with Charles Achgill, and Vivian Surface with Thomas A. Taylor, plus numerous visits among Bloomington, Indianapolis, Detroit, and Cincinnati residents with dates and places. Renowned guests include Mrs. Leopold Burckhardt, Miss Marian Devereaux, and Mrs. Henry Lane Wilson amid a busy season of travel and hospitality.
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Wiliam Heinke
Mexico
John Shaw
Leopold Burckhardt
Marian Devereaux
Cincinnati
Richard Smith
Horace Bennett
Charles 8S. Voorhees
Spokane
Wash
Herbert Collins
Kansas City
Henry Lane Wilson
Prussels
Belgium
Pretty Wedding At St John S Church
A wedding was held Thursday at 9 am at St John s church. Miss Mary Teresa McNelis and Thomas C. Kelly were married by Rev Francis H Gavish. Guests included clergy from several cities and many relatives. The couple plans to reside at the New Occidental hotel after a trip to the northern lakes.
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Mary Teresa McNelis
Patrick H. McNelis
Thomas C. Kelly
Francis H. Gavish
Claypool
Bishop O'Donaghue
Father Crawley
Muncie
Father Byrne
Lafayette
M. E. Foley
Crawfordsville
Mary O'Reilly
Terre Haute
Creamy
Logansport
O'Conner
Elwood
J. W. O'Brien
Stricken Blind On Rope Walk Ends Safely in Denver
Ivy Baldwin went blind momentarily while crossing a 688 foot rope over South Boulder Canyon in Denver. He steadied by talking to his helpers at the far end and completed the treacherous walk, hailed as possibly the most perilous ever attempted by a man.
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Ivy Baldwin
SQUIRREL HUNTERS SOON TO BE HAPPY INDIANA LICENSE RULES
Indiana squirrels are plentiful and fat as the season opens. A new law allows shooting from July to November with a $10 fine per squirrel if caught outside that window. Licenses cost $1 and are available through Marion county license clerk Mrs E E Earle or county clerks elsewhere. landowner permission not always required. Non residents must obtain a license. deputies will enforce the law. licenses do not permit harming livestock, fences, or other species.
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Indiana
General Assembly
State of
Marion County
E. E. Earle
Fish and Game Commission
Statehouse
Women Chauffeurs Disguised as Men In New York
New York reports that many women drivers are earning good incomes by disguising themselves as men to attract patrons. The Education meeting discussed equal salaries for women teachers and cited women autoists as an example of wage disparities across fields.
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New York
Teachers’ Association
Grace Strachem
Pastor and Organist Resign from Arlington Church
Rev. John Keller, formerly of Trinity Episcopal Church and secretary of the Newark diocese, handed his resignation to Bishop Lines amid mystery. Arlington's Miss Martha Hagg, the church organist, also left soon after. Keller, 46 and unmarried, survived a sensational shooting six years ago when Thomas Barker, accusing him of insulting Barker’s wife, shot him. Keller recovered with the loss of an eye, Barker was jailed then pardoned after two years. The episode caused a church split and Hagg supported Barker during illness.
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Keller
Thomas G. Barker
Barker
Miss Hagg
Accused of Swindling Business Partners Arrested
St Paul officials report federal warrants issued for Lewis A Wood George W Wood Bruce D Luttle and Martin P Quigly accused of mulching customers out of 312000 by withholding market quotations until margins were absorbed. Warrant also for Charles T Kelley and Clinton Phelps and E P Barnsberger of Superior Wisconsin. Losses expected to reach 500000.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
ST. Paul
Minn
Lewis A. Wood
George W. Wood
Bruce D. Luttle
Martin P. Quigly
Charles T. Kelley
Clinton PD. Phelps
E. P. Barnsberger
Superior
Wis
Post Office
Miles Arrested Recalled Runaway Youth
Marion Miles, 16, was arrested by juvenile officer S. P. Axtell on Friday afternoon. Miles had run away from Indianapolis over a year ago to avoid a serious charge. He wrote a letter from Peru and was traced to Toledo before returning to Indianapolis. A warrant was sworn out March 2, 1906, and Miles was released under a suspended sentence to the reform school at Plainfield.
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S. P. Axtell
Miles
Indianapolis
Peru
Toledo
Reform School
Plainfield
Beauty girl divorced in Goshen after brief marriage
Mrs Eva Domer Clough of Goshen Indiana was divorced yesterday from Leslie V Clough of Sioux Falls South Dakota after a marriage of less than one year She was famed as an American Beauty girl taken to London from New York and shown at the English court.
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Eva Domer-Clough
Goshen
Leslie V. Clough
Sioux Falls, & D
Clough
London
New York
Ten years for Fulton in Parker murder case
Nashville June 29 Judge Fulton who killed Samuel Parker, a widely known football player, was sentenced yesterday to 10 years imprisonment. The murder was said to have been the outcome of domestic gossip.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Nashville, Tenn
Fulton
Samuel Parker
Heiress and Count Wed In Lancaster Ceremony
Miss Cornelian Van Rensselaer Thayer married Count Carl Von Moltke of Copenhagen in Lancaster Massachusetts. The bride is the daughter and heiress of Nathaniel Thayer, the Boston millionaire. The ceremony was a notable social event with the union linking American wealth and Danish nobility.
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Scripps-MoRse Press Association
Lancaster
Mass
Cornelian van Rensselaer Thayer
Carl von Moltke
Copenhagen
Denmark
Nathaniel Thaer
Boston
Cider Poison Kills Nine in Paducah Outbreak
In Paducah Kentucky on June 29 Mrs Mary Hammond and nine others were poisoned after drinking cider bought from a peddler. All victims are in serious condition as detectives search for the seller.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Paducah
Mary. Hammond
W. N. Matthews Dies After Illness in Lebanon
Special to The Sentinel Ledger Ledford June 29. Former State Senator W. N. Matthews, long ill for two years, died at his home in Lebanon this morning. He was elected to the state senate in 1903 as a Democrat.
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Ledford
Ind
We. Matthews
Yale commencement clouded by fatal car crash death
New Haven June 9 gloom spread over Yale commencement by the death of Daniel Leet Oliver of Allegheny City Pa when his automobile plunged over a bridge at night. Three other occupants were seriously injured. Less than a week before the accident Oliver had married his sister's hand in marriage, the son of the late James Oliver of Pittsburgh.
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Yale
Daniel Leet Oliver
Allegheny City
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Marwas
James
Pittsburg
Jury Disagrees in Bloomington Shooting Trial
The Bloomington jury in the William Shinn case charged with shooting Charles Carr disagreed yesterday. The outcome leaves the trial unresolved and ongoing legal actions uncertain as details remain undisclosed.
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the Sun
Bloomington
Ind
William Shinn
Charles Carr
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