Baby found on doorstep led to new home
A baby girl found on a doorstep near Patterson, 32 N. New Jersey, Monday night was placed in a permanent home by Mrs. Patterson, who runs a charity finding homes for babes whose mothers cannot keep them. A Greenfield woman later adopted the child, hoping it will have a good life, while Mrs. Patterson continues to place others. The article details her work and a stormy night rescue, noting the care and hopes for the infant.
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Doriston
Patterson
New Jersey
Green Eld
Fia Ghd
Mra
Goardenbarlyrd
Pinderon
Citizens in revolt over railway franchise fight in Wy Washington
Citizens and merchants on Wy Washington street dispute La L & R Railway's proposed franchise and crossing west of West street. They fear traffic congestion, dirt, and noise from six years of construction and seek a hearing before the council. City Attorney says council cannot act on the franchise. options are to accept the contract, renegotiate, or return to Public Works for reconsideration.
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Washington-st
Senate
West-st
la L & R Railway Company
Surfaga
Teason
Chldren
Weert-st
Mil
Fary Park
Washington St
Martin Hogg
Vonnegut
Commercial Club
Ctty
Wow.wanden
Charles Brown
Wnale
Ety Cnineil
Citizens’ Committee
Fredvrtel
Matson
Board of Pabile Works
Cold Wave Forecast Delays Flood Cleanup Efforts
Weather observers warn a cold wave will slow snow melt and keep flood danger high. Despite the freeze, authorities expect high water as heavy snow eventually melts, prompting preparations for imminent freshets and continuing road and utility work.
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Thorsdie
Mason and Odd Fellows Seek Scottsburg Block Hall
In Scottsburg Indiana on March 14 the Masons and Odd Fellows plan to build a block here with separate halls for each lodge, signaling a joint effort to secure a shared community space and improve local facilities.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Mission Conference Highlights Missionary Work Across Asia
The WIN MANY SOULS Methodist Conference showcases stories of good deeds by church agents. Speakers including I. E. Wright and Dinhop Hartzell discuss colonial-era attitudes, African and Asian missions, and the spread of Christianity from Arabia to the Philippines with about 10 percent of converts in Southern Asia.
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Americas
Wright
Rotma
Roberts
Africa
C. Hartzell
Zero
Korea
W. C. Swearer
A. B. Leonard
Japan
BE. Luening
Malaysia
Peninsula
J. M. Thabun
C. D. Foss
Mra ID. Samewall
Ro Beebe
J. Ll. McLaurhin
Frank O. Balard
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Bishig Foss
Frost
M. E
Fraraton
Burelliy Im II
Ark
Asia
Arabia
Pilippines
Beonta
Missionary Work by The Methodist Church Worldwide
Fragmented OCR shows statistics on Methodist missionary activity by region including Africa Asia and Korea. It lists missionaries native helpers communicants scholars in schools and totals for Japan China Korea and Africa with year founded figures and per member contributions.
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Japan
Confucioniem
Sehoas
Africa
Ant
Lelpore
Sehopin
China
Exiled Russian Man Peter Passmore Returns After 28 Years
Peter Passmore, a Russlian of English parents, was banished to Siberia at age 18 for a political offense and has just been allowed to return to Ruselw after 28 years in exile. The imprisonment has aged him noticeably.
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Peter Passmore
Passsmore
Siberia
Ruselw
Wiy
Niny
White slave raid targets New York dens
District Attorney Jerome vows to close houses holding white girls as slaves amid raids. A raid on an upper Broadway den led to the arrest of Tessie Austin and several negroes. Indictments are expected as witnesses testify about murdered girls and bodies hidden with false death certificates.
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New York
Atonney Jerome
Therm
Hag
Broadway
Tessie Austin
Itls
Misa Anatin
Austin
Mount Oilvea
Tala Distriet
Jerome
County Charities Board Reports Favorable Yet Cites Changes
The County Board of Charities, including Mrs Emma Lee Flam and others, reported to the County Commissioners after inspecting the orphan asylum on E Washington St the Workhouse Julietta Hospital for the Insane City hospital Flower Mission Hospital for Theurapies and the Alpha home. They praised City hospital and Flower Mission Hospital for good management while urging expansion of the Julietta Institution and noting space limits for the juvenile detention proposal and Alpha home for elderly women.
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County Board of Charities
Emma Lee Flam
C. S. Runnels
Cal O'Connor
AL Bell
E. Washington St
Julietta Hospital For
City Hospital
Flower Mission Hospital
Stra
Carrie Thrall
Theri Ag
Kent
Prixoneta
Aeven Wmen
Nward
Dowie Denies Deposition Amid City Tensions
Special to The Sao Chicago reports Elijah Dowie denies removal as head of a church council at Kou. Gladstone Dowie announces parental disagreement. he asserts his mother and father remain harmonious in spirit. There is no formal separation, only a division within Zion City factions.
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Chicago
John AL
Rajan
Kou
Gladstone
Geadstone Dowie
Zion
Aumalen
Burial of Jacob Drala, early Hamilton settler
Jacob Drala, uncle of Canpry Commissioner Beala and a pioneer settler of Hamilton, was buried at West Grove Cemetery. He did not foresee a long illness but endured years of decline after running a country store nearby.
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Jacob Drala
Canpry
Beala
Hamilton Ontiaty
West Grove
Faron
Mt. Gael
Funeral of Cyrus Brows
The funeral for Cyrus Brows was held at Greenwood with service led by Thomas Mare re. His body was taken in charge by T. J. Brown, a beorter, and the ceremony occurred at Hiuts Creek Silom curan after illness at the infirmary.
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Fran
Carve Brown
Thomaas Marere
Hiuts Creek Silom
Iragwn
Charse
T. J. Brown
Greenwond
Evansville Youth Reported Whipped by Mother in Public
A 17 year old, Roy Sutherland, was reportedly whipped in a public corridor on orders of Police Sergeant Winfrey after the boy was arrested for breaking a window light. The incident occurred in Evansville, Maryland, and the details remain unclear from the sparse OCR text.
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Spreial
Evansville
Roy Sutherland
Sintge Jty Winfrey
Winlow Lighin
Saloonkeepers Lower Beer Price in Chilagh Ahead of License Vote
Special to The Sun reports that Chilagh saloonkeepers in several wards will reduce beer to ten cents a pint as they seek the 81,000 liquor license. The move follows votes in the city.
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Chilagh
Cainame
Unbelievers challenged in murder jury case
Jurors faced a tense jury selection in the murder case of Rus Clywmew G Satheetin as the defense challenged unbelievers and requested further scrutiny yesterday at the court in Copebnl.
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Rus
Iwi
Phe
Funeral of Miss Anthony Held by Saltarian Church
Rochester officials announce funeral services for Miss Anthony to be conducted by Maren St after Gannett at the Saltarian Church. The service is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock in Rochester.
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Miss Anthony
The
Sun
Rochester
Maren St
Fter Gannett
Piret Saltarian Church
Wal
Mixe St
Anthony
Clark
Advance Price Of Coal Rises As Labor Uncertainty Grows
New York March 14 Independent anthracite operators raise steam coal prices by 50 cents a ton amid labor unrest. Major railroad operators keep April schedule but instruct selling agents to not sign contracts. April plan suspended: a four cent per ton increase on domestic sizes, then ten cents monthly until the March price is restored.
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New York
Nelling
Vienna
Maren
Oklahoma for the bill. Signatura to Indian congressmen plea
The Oklahoma delegation sent a ceremonial message to Indian congressmen urging passage of the statehood bill as framed by the Senate. The signatories included George J. Bacon and Oliver C. Socrates, urging a House vote in favor.
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Oklahoma
Apecal
Washington
Insigna Chib
House
Senate
George J. Baconk
Sat
Olver C. Socraeae
They Tell On Steele In Capitol Political Scandal
Reporters say Congress will hear about Governor Steele of Marlon and his alleged involvement in a soldiers home matter. Taft aides and Ravenotte associate Fred Landis are named as allies in the inquiry. Board members may be summoned to testify.
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Washington
Fred Landis
Ravenotte
Taft
Mar. Steele
Sildlers
Marlon
Bera
Sqkllern’ Home Board
Carnegie Gifts Boost Mall Road M C A Funds
Amiran Carnegie donated 30000 to the Mall Road M C A of Richmond Indiana and raised his offer to 200000 to the city wharf. Six years for ex cashier Fred R Green at the defunct Fire Donia National Bank after pleading guilty. Ohio liquor license bill moves. retail license increases from 250 to 2000. Chauncey Depew at home in New York says his condition improved and he may leave soon.
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Carnegie
Apedal
The
Sun
Richmond
Ind
Amiran Carnegie
Mall
Syertal In the Sun
Bufpaia
N.Y
Fred R. Green
Frredonia National Bank
Wra
Prinod
Fom
Columbus
Thin Atate
Senate
Depew
Reripps-Mefine Prema
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Thin City
Supreme Court Upholds Assessor Right to Force Book Disclosure
The Supreme Court ruled that tax officers may compel banks to reveal books and records to determine taxable property. In Washington National Bank versus John Daily, the court held under Article 10 the assessor can require banks or firms to show statements and dealings with others to uncover concealed property evading taxation.
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Supreme Court
Washington, Nations Bank
Washington, Ind
Aupreme
Washington National Baal
John Dally
Daviess Enuity
Ansesnor
Girl dies after snowball strike in town
Mareh WW Apna, 35, daughter of David Tromp, died in Connelville Pa after a snowball hit the back of her neck en route home. Doctors say the blow affected the brain base and caused meningitis following the incident last Thursday afternoon.
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Connelloville
Mareh
Apna
David Tromp
Rehnol
Child Fatally Burned at Crawfordsville
Inf. March 4 Crawfordsville reports Lorenzo Harrison’s little son fatally burned yesterday. Mrs Hackvey left the hatre, the boy played with paper, and then, attempting to put it in the stove, his clothing caught fire and he died.
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Crawfordsville
Lorenzo Harrison
Br. Harrison
Hackvey
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure for Dyspepsia
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy preventing consumption by curing chronic indigestion and the dyspeptic cough. It cautions the product does not cure consumption but relieves related symptoms and claims medical endorsement for its efficacy. The copy urges readers to send for a Dyspepsia guide and try the product.
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Jay
Stuart
Jason
Witen
Mtuart
Mont Thoroush
America
Farehead
Derause
Macanes
Mystery in Man's Death After Odd Inconsistencies
Special to The Sun reports a man found dead with throat cut and suspicion of foul play. Police and informants weigh possible motives while investigators seek clues and potential suspects in this uncertain case.
Punctured lung incident reported in Minneapolis
Special to The Sirius from Minneapolis on March 4 describes Gael French being roughed by a neighbor, causing a severe chest injury. The air escaped the chest cavity, displacing the heart, with the assailant’s actions described as violent and injurious in the chaotic event.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Gael French
Disappears with 2000 dollars and travel plans promoted
A notice from March 14 describes a missing person from a barn near Gore with $2000, a signature request for Bo W. Grhiwe, and an odd mix of product ads. It also promotes Pacific Coast tours via Chicago routes with rail options to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle and Vancouver, including special car rates and group travel details through North Western Line agents.
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Pacific Coast
Chicago
North Western
San Ermneisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tatama
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Ealy
San Francisco
Las Angles
Perth
Fer
M. Breeze
Ou Wat Utr
Creinnat
Duty and Duty Dispute Over Foreign Goods Mail
A financial clerk at the Indianapolis post office flags items arriving from abroad for duty concerns. He notes small values but frequent disputes when receivers refuse duties, citing a carton of ska from Japan and cigars as examples. An old nurse advertises Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething babies, priced at twenty-five cents.
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David K. Ebett
Indianaports Postotios
Japan
America
Childrew
Mra. Winslow
Austrian Asthma Cure Featured in Vienna Report
Article describes a claimed Austrian remedy from Vienna touted as a universal cure for asthma catarrh bronchitis and other breathing ailments. It promises painless relief with no relapse and offers free samples and medical evaluations to patients unable to attend in person.
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