In His Steps and The Crucifixion of Philip Strong
A dramatic train wreck near Baldwin devastates Barton as Robert Hardy searches for his children. Clara lies injured with a mysterious facial mark while Will and Bess recover. Hardy fears a prophecy he once had will end his life within the same week.
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Philip Strong
Malcom: Kirk
Robert Hardy
Baldwin
Mr. Hardy
Hardy
Bessie
Will
Clara
Bess
Burns
Barton
James Caxton
Mrs. Hardy
James
Mr Hardy
Robert
George
Mary
Here
Robert Hardy’s Seven Day Trial Amid Tragedy and Reform
Robert Hardy, a successful but aloof businessman, is troubled by family and church duties. After a fatal shop accident and a wife’s display of mercy, he confronts his own failures as he learns of a deadly rail crash, beginning seven days of awakening and resolve.
Indiana Pensions Record of Increases and Reissues
List of pension actions for Indiana residents including names such as John W. Hayden Thos Smith Robert Stiles Cornelius Gardner Samuel Scheibiear John Johnson Harvey B Rogers James R Dalton George Hunter Elisha Billings Cicero C Wait John O'Brien Phillip Basler Oscar Avery Jacob Gillespie Henry R Degier Josephine M Arnold Susan Carter Josephine Beall Catherine E Johnson showing amounts from 6 to 30 dollars and notes on restoration reissue and widows pensions with locations across Fort Wayne Laporte Dover Hill Union City New Albany Rochester etc.
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John W. Hayden
Fort Wayne
Thos. Smith
Laporte
Robert Stiles
Dover Hill
Cornelius Gardner
Huron
Samuel Scheibiear
Huntington
John Johnson
Terre Haute
Harvey B. Rogers
Brazil
James R. Dalton
River Vale
George Hunter
Indianapolis
Elisha Billings
National Military Home
Grant
Cicero C. Wait
Union City
John O’brien
New Albany
Phillip Basler
Prymont
Oscar Avery
Jacob Gillespie
Evansville
Henry R. Degier
Kokomo
Josephine M. Arnold
Unionport
Susan Carter
Birdseye
Josephine Beall
Rochester
Catherine E. Johnson
Yeddo
Swirl of Society Socials Mentioned Throughout City
Mrs Lash hosts a neighborhood card party on Park avenue Monday. Mrs Peck entertains Mrs Jones, guest of Mrs George Gay, on Tuesday. Mrs Benjamin Howard and Mrs Harry Temperley plan a gathering on April 18 at Park avenue. Christian endeavor at Third Presbyterian church hosts a social Monday at the Allen residence on College avenue. Emma Atkins to sing in Cincinnati April 21 for College club benefit. First Presbyterian church to honor Rev M L Haines fifteenth pastorate anniversary with reception on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Lash
Park-ave
C. H. Peck
Jones
George Gay
Benjamin Howard
Harry Temperley
Third Presbyterian Church
Allen
College-ave
Mafeking Relieved May Still Strain British Plans
London dispatch argues Mafeking relief is urgent despite transport shortages that hinder Kimberley support. Lord Roberts aims rapid northward movement to the Vaal while preparing legal measures to quiet unrest and possibly convene a volksraad. Wilson warns of Johannesburg's destruction and vast gold stakes at risk if Britain falters.
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London
Mafeking
South Africa
Kimberley
Lord Methuen
Lord Roberts
Orange Free State
Bloemfontein
Vaal
Randolph Churchill
Society Globetrotting Order
Steyn
Volksraad
Lord Wolseley
Pretoria
Cecil Rhodes
Ladysmith
French
Orange River
Buller
Biggarsberg
Johannesburg
Kruger
A. J. Wilson
Remarkable Selfless Surgery Saves Man After Stab Wound
Otto Hopper of Williamsburg stabbed John Williams in a saloon after a dispute over a game of seven up. The knife severed the appendix, but doctors repaired the wound. Williams survived and was expected to recover.
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New York
Otto Hopper
Flushing Ave
Williamsburg
Hopper
John Williams
Williams
Eastern District
Pierce Surrenders in Texas Anti-Trust Case
H. Clay Pierce, president of Waters-Pierce Oil, surrendered in Waco Texas to an old 1895 indictment with John D. Rockefeller H M Flagler and district agents for violating the anti trust law. Pierce says the alleged transactions were without his knowledge and he delayed answering to await legal questions. He traveled from St Louis to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco, Tex
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Pierce
John D. Rockefeller
H. M. Flagler
Standard Oil Company
Texas
St. Louis
Smallest Book Printed in Cleveland O March 27
The world’s smallest book is in the press at a Cleveland publishing firm. Chas H Meigs, secretary of the Gobelle pattern company, prints a book titled Thus spoke the wind. Readable only under a magnifying glass the volume is about a third the size of a postage stamp and bound in morocco. The printing and binding are costly.
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Cleveland,o
Chas. H. Meigs
Gobeille Pattern Company
Tie
Morocco
Mrs Cahill Funeral Set After Dying At Home
The funeral of Mrs. Joan Cahill wife of Capt. John Cahill will be held at 9 a m Thursday from the family home 143 Fletcher Ave Requiem high mass will be said at St Patrick s church by Bishop O Keonaghue assisted by Rev Maher of Indianapolis and Rev James Coulter of Richmond Ind Interment in Holy Cross cemetery
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Joan Cahill
John Cahill
St. Patrick's Church
O'Keonaghue
Father Maher
Indianapolis
James Coulter
Richmond
Ind
Holy Cross Cemetery
Kentucky Belle Collars a Negro
Lawrenceburg Kentucky March 27 Miss Jennie Lillard heard a noise at the corn crib Monday afternoon and armed with a pistol investigated She covered the burglar a burly Negro with the weapon and led him to the house where she guarded him until officers could be brought.
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Kentucky
Lawrenceburg
Jennie Lillard
Prohibition Meeting Highlights Court Rulings
B F Watson told the Marion county prohibition league Monday night that the Supreme Court has recently favored prohibition while the appellate court has reversed. He warned that the court landscape affects the movement and urged continued efforts.
Grounded Wires Blamed For Streetcar Blackout
The street railway company says a grounded wire caused all cars to be dead Monday evening. Crowds crowded streets for an hour waiting for movement as downtown traffic stalled. Outside the square bounded by Washington Ohio Illinois and Pennsylvania streets the circuit stood unaffected, leaving cars lined on four avenues and entry streets.
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Street Railway Company
Washington, Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania Sts
Rescued From Drink by Secret Remedy
Mary Roberts of 1035 Golden Gate Ave San Francisco tells how she secretly gave her brother Golden Specific in coffee to curb his drinking The remedy supposedly cured him and she praises Dr Haines who offers a free trial by mail to women seeking to save a husband son or brother from alcoholism
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Mary Roberts
Golden Gate Ave
San Francisco
Cal
Haines
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
City Markets Report Smoked Meats Prices in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on March 2 provisions listing smoked meats outlines sugar cure hams at 14 to 14 1 4 cents and boneless cuts at 8 to 9 cents per pound. The fragment mentions names and brands but lacks clear context or full items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
California
E. D. Stratton
Blake Street
Stamping Co
Morrow
Wholesale grocery and meat price list including produce and dry goods
The itemized list catalogs dried beef hams shoulders and various meats, lard, and pickled products with prices by weight. It shifts to vegetables and fruits such as onions, potatoes, apples, bananas, and oranges, followed by nuts, teas and spices, canned fruits and vegetables, fish and game, oysters, farm seeds, hogs and cattle byproducts, and general flour, feed, oils, and dairy prices.
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Uéc
Indiana
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Chas. M. Sheldon
Bbbe
Scoville
Pete
Eotor
Mr. Jones
Guch
Indiana Pensions
Cleveland
Mrs. Cahill
Sush
Bright
John Morrow & Co
SpringGeld
Baltimore
Florida
Floridas
Ridgewood
Phoenix A
Mpire
Ideal Gold
Windsor
Singapore
Young Hyson
Johnson
Fish and Game
Timothy
Canada Field
Neas
G. S
TMRAI
W. S
New York State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pittsburg
Kanawha
Winifrede
Raymond City
Jackson
Island City
Bleasburg
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