Paget twins abandon England for American railway work
Reginald and Arthur Paget, sons of Lady Paget, travel from New York to St. Paul to work nine hours daily in Northern Pacific freight offices. They have endured roughing it in Wyoming and Dakota while chasing independence in America, aided by their mother’s connections.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Reginald
Arother Paget
Lady Paget
England
New York City
Northern Pacific Railway
Sirethur
America
Arthur
New York
Wyoming
Colorado
Dakotas
Scuder
James J. Hill
Gvork
Wells
Wyo
Lander
Jonesy Buttes
Denver
Omas F. Walsh
Littleton
Herrick
Ohio
Central Power Company
Boulder
Col
Guck
Thomas F. Walsh
Watson House
Combe Woodingston-on-the-Thames
Dakota
Manden
Wder
English twins seek American life and work here
Arthur and Reginald Smallwood Redmond of Wall Street banking fame, sons of Mrs Redmond, and their brother Isorh, British Army officers, arrive in New York to be Americanized. They plan to stay, work, and consider future business here, aiming to join their mother in New York by April.
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Enry Smallwood Redmond
Wall Street
Florida Waters
United States
St. Paul
Ryan Hotel
Arthur
Oxfordshire Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
Reginald
Isorh
New York
America
Malay Peninsula
Demurrer Argued in Ruckelshaus Case Before Judge Carter
A demurrer to the complaint of John C. Ruckelshaus against the board of county commissioners and Edward E. Raub was filed and will be argued later. The suit questions the legality of a December contract by a board then under Republican control. When the board changed, the contract was voided and Edward B. Raub was hired as attorney to succeed Mr. Ruckelshaus.
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John C. Ruckelshaus
Board of County Commissioners
Edward E. Raub
Carter
Ruckelshaus
Board of Commissioners
Edward B. Raub
Mr. Ruckelshaus
Salvation Army Aids Aged Woman in Journey
Mrs. Eadie Stephens of Terre Haute set out to visit friends in Blakeslee QC, aided by the Salvation Army after running out of money in Indianapolis. Major Escott arranged a ticket to Fort Wayne where friends would support her remaining journey.
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Eadie Stephens
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Salvation Army
Friends
Blakeslee
Indianapolis
Escott
Major Sprague Visits Indianapolis on Inspection Tour
Major J. H. Sprague of Cincinnati heads Salvation Army industrial work in Indiana Ohio and Kentucky and was in Indianapolis on his annual tour of inspection. He expressed satisfaction with the Army's work in the city. Sprague oversees six hotels and ten industrial homes in his district.
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J. H. Sprague
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Sprague
Murat Theater to Present Miriam in Herod by Phillips
The Murat theater will stage Stephen Phillips' Herod with Miriam played by Julie Opp, a role written for her by Phillips herself. William Faversham's company will bring the production to Indianapolis after plans formed in London and New York.
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Murat
Miriam
Stephen Phillips
Herod
William Faversham
Murat Theater
Julie Opp
Miss Opp
George Alexander
London
Sir Beerbrahm Tree
His Majesty’s Theater
Phillips
British Museum
Nerod
Sir Beerbohm Tree
George de Maurier
Trilby
Alexander
The
America
Mr. Faversham
Prominent medical claim promises five hour lung cure
An unnamed medical figure asserts a five hour cure for deep seated coughs and lung colds using a home formula. The regimen uses wild cherry bark cardiol and white pine syrup with frequent dosing to cleanse the system and restore tone, including adjustments for children.
Country banks form union to protect deposits and boost profits
Reading Pennsylvania March 3 The Pennsylvania Bankers union formed by John R Baer and L O O Davis includes 50 country banks from Maryland New York and Pennsylvania It aims to gather a guaranty fund and joint investments to strengthen small banks and protect depositors while increasing earnings and dividends for stockholders.
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Reading
Pennsylvania Bankers'union
John R. Baer
L. O O. Davis
Washington, D. C
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Union For Mutual Protection and Aid
United States
Leslie M. Shaw
United States Treasury
Roosevelt
John G. McHenry
Columbia County
William E. Holloway
Hungarian- American Bank
Thomas Lewis
National Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Elks Minstrel Show Nets $1100 for Charity
Indianapolis lodge of Elks presents a minstrel show at English's Opera House earning $1,100 for charity. Over 5,000 attendees attended across the first three nights, marking the thirtieth annual lodge entertainment and its most successful run. Sophie Tucker and Joseph Sheehan, appearing at the Colonial this week, assisted in each performance.
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Indianapolis
Lodge of Elks
English’s
Opera House
Sophie Tucker
Joseph Sheehan
Patten sails to Europe after wheat windfall
James A. Patten of Chicago, famed for a $3,0000 wheat corner, sails on the Cunard Mauretania for Europe. He speaks on wheat, speculation, art, and Morgan, saying he will continue buying and selling wheat as long as he lives.
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New York
James A. Patten
Chicago
Europe
Cunard
Mauretania
Jeff
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
Joan D
Lfe
Patten's edge in markets as he eyes cotton return
The piece notes that risk is essential to progress and predicts a tough wheat outlook with westward damage. It speculates Patten may pursue the cotton market upon returning from Europe and hints at plans with associates to outmaneuver short sellers and grow his fortune.
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Patten
Europe
Bullock 10 Takes Charge Of Navy Recruiting Station
Lieut Charles H Bullock succeeds Lieut C W Densmore as head of the navy recruiting station and will take charge Friday morning Densmore will visit New York and other eastern cities before going to Cedar Rapids where he will open two new recruiting stations.
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Charles H. Bullock
C. W. Densmore
Navy
Lieut. Densmore
New York
Cedar Rapids
Lutheran Mission To Build New Church
Members of St. Matthew's Lutheran mission meet with the church extension committee and Rev. Paul F. Hein of Columbus Friday night to discuss purchasing lots and building a new church for the mission.
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Matthew's
The Reason
A fragment shows Frances telling her little brother to be quiet amid a whisper about a visitor in the next room. She claims she heard their mother call father “my dear” indicating another presence.
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Frances
Mama
Indiana Tipton State meeting moved to another city
In Tipton Indiana the Tribe of Ben Hur state meeting cannot be held due to lack of a large hall and is to be staged in another city with Fort Wayne as a likely venue. The LaPorte report notes Margery Smith ill with appendicitis possibly from basketball.
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Fempire Theater
Empire Theater
Paris
Dave Marion
Tipton
Fort Wayne
Laporte
Margery Smith
Free at home kidney bladder and rheumatic cure offer
A promotional notice from Dr. Tank Lynott of Chicago offers a free trial treatment for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It requests symptoms by letter or coupon, promises no charge and asserts proven, simple remedies and advice with government-vouched purity.
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Tank Lynott
Occidental Luilding
Chicago
Ill
U.S
Tony
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ELKS
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Lutheran Mission
Anderson
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Anderson Free Kindergarten Board
A. W. Brady
H. D Webb
J. J. Netterville
New Castle
Daniel Harvey
Noblesville
Charles Creakman
Richmond
Wayne County Medical Society
Bert Tyler
Mount Vernon
Greensburg
Sarah O'Banion
Mrs. Walker
MR. Feltsman
T. Frank Lynott
Occidental Bldg
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Indianapolis Light & Heat Company
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