Morning Naps Best Say Professor Lindley Discusses Dreams
Professor Lindley of Indiana University spoke to Butler College students on Sleep and Dreams. He argued sleep is essential, described tests at Iowa that failed due to rapid naps, and noted chemical changes and recuperation from natural sleep. He categorized dreams, warned against counterfeit sleep, and urged morning naps for best recuperation and moral vigor.
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E. H. Lindley
Indiana University
Butler College
University of Iowa
Polaice Say Noted Con Man Held in City
Detectives report Paul Wallace of St Louis. Arrested here with two companions a week ago. Wallace is described as a smooth individual with a holdout box used in crooked card games. He faces charges of confidence game pool hall theft and suspected pickpocket. Bates Barber Shop 7 West Market.
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St. Louis
Paul Wallace
Lincoln Pardons Sleeping Civil War Boy Sentry
Lowell Massachusetts reports recalled story of Reverend H T Chambre pleading with President Lincoln for a boy sentry caught asleep at his post during the Civil War. Lincoln allegedly offered mercy to spare the boy for the sake of his parents after hearing of his double duties and care for sick soldiers, a decision kept from formal channels.
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Lowell
Mass
Marcel
Lincoln
H. T. Chambre
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Potomac
President Lincoln
Rom
Ami
War to the Knife in Kansas Gears GOP insurgency
In Topeka Kansas March 15 emboldened by support from the late administration Republicans announce a state wide campaign to retire insurgent congressmen defeat Governor Stubbs for renomination and oust United States Senator Bristol Lieut Governor Fitzgerald will head the drive as a stand patter Payne Aldrich tariff is praised six top speakers including McKinley of California will be dispatched to Kansas under the banner Better elect a Democrat than an insurgent to strike at insurgency in the heart of the party.
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Topera
Kan
Laft
Stubbs
United States
Bristol
Fitzgerald
Republican Nations
Congressional Committee
Kansas
McKinley
Pastor Raises Endowment Drive For Bethany College
Rev Charles E Smith of Marion Indiana is in Indianapolis pursuing a 100000 endowment fund for Bethany College Bethany West Virginia founded in 1840 by Alexander Campbell About 30000 has been secured by field men Indiana Christians show pride in their mother college and donate generously Mr Smith met with President Nowe at Butler College this morning
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Charles E. Smith
Marion, C
Indianapolis
Bethany College
Bethany
West Virginia
The
Christian Church
Alexander Campbell
Feld
Smith
Indiana
Nowe
Butler College
Port closures set stage for Chinese passenger battle
Ottawa March 16 United States bars all entry ports for Chinamen at the international boundary. The move edges a fierce contest for Orient passenger traffic between American and Canadian carriers. Canadian Pacific vows to pursue routes via Halifax and U S Atlantic ports to Hong Kong, while arguing the shutdown hurts its large trade and revenue from New York Boston and China.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Canada
Orient
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
Boston
Canadian Pacific
Halifax
Hong Kong
Havana
San Francisco
Seattle
China
Pass Issued For Beloved Springfield Dog On City Cars
Springfield March 16 A brown water spaniel named Bud owned by G M Sebree president of the Azark Bell telephone company receives an annual street car pass valid on all traction lines. Bud rode a car to the Country club while his owner golfed and has been a favored rider ever since after conductor ejected him on that first ride. W A Bixby general manager presented the first pass.
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Traction Company
G. M. Sebree
Azark-Bell Telephone Company
Springfield
Bud
W. A. Bixby
Springfield Company
Mr. Sebree
Bud Sebree
Man saves $4000 in 24 months to win $10000 wager
Elmer M. Van Vleet of Elmira New York a social economy student returns home with a $450 bank balance after 24 months of day labor and under various aliases he held 11 jobs in Columbus Cincinnati Auburndale St Louis and others He started with 35 cents and a pocket knife and won a $10000 bet against A V Mekeel Elmira Courier owner who conceded defeat by telegram noting the savings milestone.
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ST. Louis
Elmer IE. van Vleet
Elmira
N. Y
A. V. Mekeel
van Vleet
Mekeel
Elmer Gray
Columbus
Cincinnati
Aubrora
Tais
Man Sues Monon Railroad Over Well Fall Injuries
James Smith sues for 5000 dollars alleging a hidden six foot well at Broad Ripple depot platform caused permanent injuries while removing freight on New Year’s day. The suit names the Monon railroad company and seeks damages.
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James Smith
Monon Railroad Company
Broad Ripple
Mary MacLane Returns to Butte Writes of Her Years Away
Mary MacLane of Lutte Montana reemerges in Butte writing a second story for the Butte Evening News. She recalls New York and Boston episodes, notes a spent fortune, and reveals a taste for dry martinis while reflecting on love, youth, and the city that nearly ruined her.
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New York
Mary Maclane
Lutte
Montana
America
Annabel Lee
Butte
Butte Evening News
Mary
Publc
Tara
Evelyn Thaw
Carrie Nation
Tom Sharkey
Cafe Martin
Churchill
Maria
Jack
Browne
Jack Reagin
Billy Smith
West Side
Jack Reagan
Granite Street
Isim
West Seek Wild Horses to Sell in Dakota and beyond
In SEEK WILD HORSES TO SELL IN WEST, Thomas Gergen and William Thorp of Ephrata organize a 100 by 40 mile round-up in Grant county Washington. About 2 00 horses will be sent to Montana North Dakota and South Dakota and others to improve herds in eastern markets with shipments planned for April. Prices for good horses have risen sharply over the past decade.
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Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Tolly Pole
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Tony Richardson
Ephrata
Douglas County
Sewer Sinks as Quicksand Damages Huntington Sewer
Twenty five feet of the E Sabine street sewer in Huntington Indiana has collapsed due to underlying quicksand formations. Although supports were installed during construction to last as long as the sewer, they have rotted and the tile sewer is sinking in several spots.
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Huntington
Ind
Maroh
E. Sabine Street
Wife seeks injunction in Robinson divorce suit
In Huntington Indiana on March 16, Eama F Robinson sues Thomas Robinson a local plumber asking the court to bar him from speaking to her or molesting them or their children seeking an injunction in the divorce action.
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Huntington
Ind
Eama F. Robinson
Thomas Robinson
Star fish loses limbs in aquarium oddity
In Venice California at the aquarium a star fish about a foot and a half across shed its arms to the tank walls as water pressure differences likely forced detachment. Joe Silepegno caught the creature near the long wharf. arms crawled away to corners and the animal weakened as two pieces detached daily. The event, dubbed locomotor ataxia, may reflect life spent at ocean depths.
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Joe Silepegno
Aquarium
Long Wharf
Opening Bids for County's Supplies
County commissioners opened and tabulated bids on furnishing supplies for the next three months starting April 1. After classification contracts will be awarded covering all necessaries for county institutions in the coming quarter.
McGill Homestead Roof Damaged by Fire
Fire damaged the roof of the vacant McGill homestead at 40 McGill Street yesterday. The blaze caused about $300 in damage before the fire department stopped further spread. It is believed sparks started the fire.
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McGill Homestead
McGill Street
Rutland Man Won't Seek Divorce Over Wife's Singing Plans
W R Edson of Rutland says he and his wife have had no trouble and he will not sue for divorce. He blames interference by his mother in law over the hurried marriage in October two years ago to Mary D Winne of Brooklyn. The couple separated after living in Rutland for nearly two years. Edson, 30, says the main issue is his wife's wish to study singing with foreign teachers, which he cannot afford.
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Coleridge
TF Am
London
Worcest
R. Mass
W. R. Edson
Rutland
M.rs
Charles Griffith Winne
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Edson
Galen R. Edson
Mary D. Winne
Jersey City
Miss Winne
New York
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