West Point romance and a button of love
A vivid scene unfolds at a West Point gathering where Lieut Bertrand Holme and Miss Lillabel Belmont exchange a precious button as a pledge of affection. She later reveals a deeper plan tied to a birthday gift and a chain, while Holme faces departure to India the next day, sealing their budding romance with a kiss and hopeful vows. Meanwhile a separate brief notes a narrow escape of Pietro Vallins from a wagon incident in Washington Street.
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Bertrand Molme
Lilabel Belmont
Bell
Bertrand
Bertrand Holme
Miss Belmont
West Point
Miss Melmont
Lieut
Holme
Anatta
Mel
Misa Belmont
Will
Migs Belmont
Urey
Joi
Ada Krone
Miss Helmwan
Sivyn
Jalibel
Ada Bronel
Acd
Vnis
Dheat
Linime
Siveyr
Lillabel
Virginia
Tallabet
Lieut. Holme
Norma Wyatt
Nortrand Holme
Mai
India
Hulme
New York Daily News
Pietro Vallins
Minols
Washington
IiMnodia
Nichola & Krull
Bub de Matt
Lifinots St
Washington-st
Imoydle
de Molt
Val Iins
City
Towlen
Week of Vaudeville and Melodrama at the Park
A crowded slate of week long shows across Englishs Grand and Empire venues features Mrs Langtryy in Floredora Pretty Peggy and The Bandit King at the Park. Notable highlights include Mrs Ademily Herrman making her Grand debut in The Sleeping Beauty act and Frank Finney's King Patsy at the Knickerbocker. Marquee evenings promise two Old Favorites and a Wallick melodrama revival with John Murrell leading the company. Miss Jevima Shannon returns to the Park in Beyond pardon.
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English
Floredora
Langtryy Dreday
Peggy
Park
Thade King
Herrman Beatill
Robyns
Aketel
Clifford
Paulie Moran
Ninnies
Jara
Kara
Fianee
Wallick
John. Murrell
Frank Finney
the Empire
Frank Pinney
King Patsy
Finney
Sanmone
Delilia
McDonald
Ferguson
Pas
Miss Shannon
Jevima Shannon
Grand Stock Company
Will Avon
Park Theater
Indianapolia
Elka Minstrels Prepare for March Jubilee Shows
The Elka Minstrels team announces preparations for a two day jubilee on March 16 and 17. Managers tout strong amateur talent and rising interest in the performance, with about two and a half hours of entertainment planned and no curtain delays.
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Elka
Hen
Women Must Balance Work And Pleasure To Safeguard Health
A thoughtful study argues that working women cannot sustain both a heavy business pace and social life. Doctors warn of nervous strain from overwork, urging selective leisure, rest, and home-based routines to preserve health and prevent breakdowns. The piece stresses that women should not burn the candle at both ends and should prioritize daily occupations without neglecting well earned recreation at home.
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Roosevelt
Addlal
Relesae
Meame Ume
Ures
Ald
Phyaldhians
Indianapoliy
Lamus
Ann Teer
Pie Social at Baillytown School Auctioned Pies
The Baillytown School pie social Saturday evening drew a short program by students and auctioned pies. Don Vanlaw served as auctioneer, providing humor as proceeds of 2.00 went to buy library books.
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Don
Baillytown
Don Vanlaw
Chesterton Tribune
Mother Gray’s Powder Promises Relief for Children
Readable fragment touts Mother Gray’s Breet Powders as a cure for children’s ailments. Claims include breaking up colds, headaches, stomach trouble, teething disorders, and bowel regulation. Mentions area and various names, with promotional tone and unspecified claims.
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Mother Gray
Rome
New York
Hoolly Maroni
Martins
Childern
Dr Williams Pink Pills Help Mrs Bird on Oakdale Farm
Mrs Bird of Oakdale Ia faced mortgage illness and rheumatism hindering work until Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured her rheumatism and boosted her energy. The pills claim to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and treat diverse conditions from rheumatism to anemia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bird
Oakdale
Mrs. Bird
Dr. Willams
Ciarane
Willian
Wil- Mame
Willams
Prohibition Era Editorial Prompts Revenue Over Murders
A sensational piece in The Emmanuel Baptist Record argues against harsher action on Kaspp, praising saloon prosperity and revenue. The piece mocks prohibitionists, questions motives, and praises Indiana and Ohio for resisting prohibition while urging continued murder profits. Ohie’s fight to gather evidence is noted as opposition to the murderous work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Record
Qyopera
Alfred Knaupp
Kaspp
Ohie
Indiana
Nitnals
Probie Biden
Bio
Texas woman linked to home shooting in Dalton case
Sonata Culberson of Texas is in Dalton at home where Clara Welford of Avion Tennessee alleged her husband and Depew were partners. The report notes Depew was accused of robbing Welford and a teen from Reno, C T. Ennis, the stepfather, was beaten by the boy. Fire in Fairhaven Wash destroys $500000 in property including Murchison’s aan mill and Great Northern Gopat. Hope Mission hotel in Hittaburg Wes suffers $5000 fire damage.
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Sonata Culberson
Texas
Dalton
Mra
Welford
Avion
Great Northern
Fragmented Line Scramble Yields No Clear News
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a mast and a sea scene with incomplete phrases. No coherent event or named entities are readable to identify people, places, organizations, or dates. The text appears as stray fragments without a discernible news item.
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ROYA
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Danes
Lavaa Exatons
Walker
Dean
Prrgias
Lydia E. Pinkham
Launa Bette Com Wax
Commercial Hotel
Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pink Bsza
Wed Bigmatires
Maas
Ana Nama
Fisk
Minute Maddern Fiske
Manapatta
Mary of
Sen. Fiske
Aeuson
Manhattan Theater
George Dinston
Mudifek
Blue River Gazette
Brisney
P.m
Huddleston
Chivin Huddleston
Dublin
Cambridge City
Tribune
ST. Louis
Alfonso
St. Louis World's Fair
Dec Filgera
Ragteville Baseball Clut
Bundy
Fay Tarnton
Crawfordsville
Ophen Ovérheimer
Stekly
Bird Bays
KNAPP
Nealin
Pennsylvania St
Fischer
Carick‘ering, Vone, Jowett, Vers & Pond
Cameron, Stewart, Braumuller
Wischner, Hallet & Davis
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