Refuge for Homeless Animals Faces Debt Threat
Frances Power Cobb Refuge on 415 E Washington St. faces sale to cover debts totaling about 1,960 while city support has been absent. Founder A C Elster warns mortgage and unpaid street-improvement bills imperil the home, which houses dogs, horses, and cats. Residents are urged to donate or propose a plan to save the shelter.
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Frances Power Cobb
Rome
Cobb Refuge
Refuge Association
Washington St
A. C. Elster
Elster
Roe
Elater
Hookwalter
Holtzman
Cannels
Overcoming Heredity Through Postum Coffee Claims
A woman narrates how heredity might be overcome by diet. She describes chronic ailments and coffee as a trigger, noting a doctor’s limited help, then credits Postum Coffee for three years of relief and no attacks, urging readers to try the product and read the little book.
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Kays
Postum Coffee
Postum Co
Battle? Creek
Death of John Browning railroad man and politician
John Browning a well known railroad man and former political candidate died by his own hand Friday night after expressing despondency about his health. He had recently lost his wife and faced long illness. Browning, a Ro Dubtean and Lees rin rer county medic, had planned a funeral for his aged aunt, Admiral George Brown’s sister, to be private Monday.
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John Browning
Mia
Mary Browning
Browning
Ryans
Evang
Wi Deg
Lees
Auediou
Deith
Admiral George Brown
May Kil G. Browning
Publc
William J. Browning
Heere J. Browning
Pty
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Sunday and Monday
Sunday March 20 readings advise visiting friends and note a birthday anniversary. an 1806 birth will be sharp witted but unlucky. Monday March 27 forecasts urge travel, business talks, and steady effort. a 45 birth will be quick, ambitious, and hard to please, with potential for honor via legacy or self employment.
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Bund & P.m
Reuters
Mrs Page Premonition Hinted In St Louis Murder Case
The aged fortune teller Mrs Mary Page of St Louis and L W McCarty of Indianapolis corresponded about a death omen. Amelia Miller known as the handsome blends woman testified she saw a crowd and a big surprise at the old woman’s murder. Miller told police Page predicted death but Page was discharged after testimony. Authorities say outside tips may help solve the murder mystery.
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Mary RB. Page
St. Louis
L. W. McCarty
Indianapolis
Amelia Miller
Handsome Blends
Tage
St. Luis
Miller
Tam
Miss Miler
Will Fonder
End of Mrs Kealing Noted After Long Illness
Hysham residents and relatives mourn Mrs Kealing, widow of the U S district attorney Hans Keating, who died early Monday. She faced months of illness bravely, leaving a large circle of friends and memories of a devoted family. Her funeral will be private at Le Pues with burial rites and arrangements announced.
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Hysham
Che
Hans
Ste
Mrs. Realy
Hiram
Mr. Keating
Franklin
Am Whiteddin
Keating
Weyiling
Witesides
le Pues Aeron
Gardner
Pranklin Valleye
Barrymore Actor Maurice Have rymore Dies
Maurice Barrymore, longtime actor and father of Ethel Barrymore and Lionel Barrymore, died after a six year illness in Amityville Long Island. He was a leading figure in American stage and film, shaping early family acting legacy.
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Actor Barrymore
Scripps-3prae Press Association
New York
Marethi
Maurice Haverymore
Long Islind Home
Amity
Mie Ta Ly
Mies
Ethel Barrymore
Jack Lurrymore
City Law On Sunday Games And Cockfighting Prohibition
A city statute forbids playing certain games on Sundays and prohibits maintaining cockpits or places where birds or animals are fought. It also punishes noisy disturbances such as blowing horns or trumpets, with fines and possible short imprisonment.
Mrs Chadwick Denies Owing More Than 750000 in Bankruptcy Hearing
In Cleveland bankruptcy court Cassie Chadwick testifies she does not owe more than about 750000, while detailing commissions from loans and assets including jewelry. She cites assets in Cleveland, Pittsburg, Brussels, and Europe, plus notes and loans to brokers as part of her defense.
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Cleveland
Mrs. Chadwick
Cassie Lt. Chadwick
Clanswick
Dir. J. Qrussmirn
Loewer
Lankropter Court
Onty Ghia Wasers
Thas
Fay
Stewart
Wolfers Lines
Chartwick
Pittsburg
Chulwick
James A. Priend
Chadwick
Europe
Chadwick Te Vylley
Wolfe Brow
Brussels
Value of Charcoal for Health and Beauty Promoted
An advertisement extols charcoal as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels, noting it absorbs gases and cleans breath. It touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as the best charcoal product, claims health and complexion benefits, and cites a Buffalo physician endorsing daily use at twenty five cents a box.
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Stuart
Fire and court notes mix in Ohio and Columbus
A Columbus fire gutted the Columbus Goods store on N High St causing $500,000 in losses and injuring four firefighters. In Cleveland a grand jury adjourned after witnesses testified on a tabloid trial as Durant judge faced tense moments. Ambassador De Aspiro died in Washington from gastritis and heart disease.
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Columbus
Columbus Gry Goods Company
N. High St. Joss
Washington
Ambassador de Aspiror
Mexico
Hopeful Chenoweth Faces Woolen Mill Failures
Indianapolis industrialist A. D. Chenoweth remains optimistic after his woolen mill ventures in Louisville and Indianapolis fail. The Indiana Woolen Manufacturing Co. is assigned to Union Trust with assets around 125000 and book values near 14000. Federal petitions in bankruptcy allege losses from a cotton wool market downturn. Union Trust named receiver as legal actions proceed.
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A. D. Chenoweth
Indianapolis
Louisville
Sam
Indiana Woolen Manufacturing Company
Wie
Indtarm Woolen Manufacturing Company
Hardt, von Bernuth & Co
Fred Butterfield
Forstmann & Co
New York
Anderson
Union ‘Trust Company
Ramcorn
City may condemn overlooked Riverside park lots
J Clyde Power, superintendent of Indianapolis parks, learned Friday that the city does not own all of Riverside park. Seven overlooked lots were legally possessed by water swillies after tax sales to John B. Brokaw and M S Kaats since 87. The city plans to condemn the parcels or acquire them for park use.
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J. Clyde Power
Indianapolis
Riverside Park
John B. Brokaw
Robbing sentenced for bank deposits after insolvency in Auburn
Edward L. Robbing, cashier of the defunct Bank of Auburn, Ind., guilty of receiving deposits after insolvency knowledge. Punishment ranges from one to three years in prison and a fine of 100. His case is part of a Fort Wayne dispatch. John W. Stearns, engineer for the Big Four Railway, named resident engineer on track elevation by the Board of Works. Salary set at 317 percent a month.
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Fort Wayne
March S
Edward L. Robbing
Bank of Auburn
Ind
John W. Stearns
Big Four Railway Company
Board of Works
Jeup
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