Fairbanks niece marries banker in secret wedding
William W. Bride, a Washington D. C. attorney, married Miss Lula Mae Fairbanks, daughter of banker William De Forest Fairbanks of Mansfield and niece of Vice President Fairbanks. They arrived at the Gibson and had a secret wedding on March 14. The couple, 20 and 28 respectively, were described with education details and hometowns.
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Tuberculosis Hospital Site Set Between Zonesville and East Liberty
The state tuberculosis hospital will be located on a form between Zonesville and East Liberty. The 40 acres of land will cost...
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Americans Grab Japanese Loan Marks a Foreign Financing Era
The Japanese war loan of 75 million dollars drew intense American interest with oversubscription by the public. Kuhn, Loeb & Co reported subscriptions from all parts of the country, including farmers, and small investors will receive priority as the loan remained six times oversubscribed. Overflow bids came from London and Paris while a few insurers held stakes across the water.
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Creegan Survives Harrowing Underwater Geyser Escape
New York report describes Richard Creegan, a tunnel worker who was forced by compressed air from a water-tight compartment in the East River tunnel. He shot up through mud, water, and air for a 20 foot ascent before landing unharmed, returning to work in two days.
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Boy Preacher Roycroft Aims at Salvation Crowd Watches
An eight year old boy, Joseph Roycroft, preached at Mundy church before about two thousand listeners. He exhorted the audience to renounce worldly amusements and follow the Saviour, quoting scripture from memory with a shrill, persuasive voice. He is the son of Joseph A Roycroft of 19 West Adams Street and has done evangelical work for three years.
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Restorative Nervine Proclaimed To Boost Nerve Energy
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Anti Pain Pills as fuel for the nervous system. It claims improved circulation and vitality after malaria spells, citing Rosa E Weaver of Stuarts, Ta, and offers a money back guarantee. Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana markets the products.
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Trouble for Russia Fueled by Unrest and Cholera
Reports from St Petersburg describe growing internal troubles in Russia with peasant uprisings and cholera spreading in the south. Riga district strikes persist while Professor Katajevski denounces democracy to a hostile audience. Grand Duke Vladimir fears for his safety, concealing himself on a train to reach his palace. News notes the value of war material captured at Mukden as 50,000,000.
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Rockefeller Gift to Congregational Board Under Debate
Boston March 9 The special committee of the Board of Foreign Missions favors accepting the 310000 Rockefeller gift but postpones final action for two weeks. The report says acceptance does not express opinion on donors or other gifts, yet protests grow and a church split is feared if approved.
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Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Cure All
Advertorial promotion claims Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery cures coughs chronic bronchitis gastric trouble and blood cleanup by plant ingredients. Testimonials from Reuben Kleppinger and Roy Reed praise health rebounds after short courses with the remedy and Dr Pierce’s Catarrh Remedy and Pleasant Pellets are recommended for constipation.
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Cakes and Candies Arrest of Clarence Sanders
Clarence Sanders was arrested early Thursday by Bicycle Police Morgan and Samuels and charged with petit larceny. He allegedly took money from Frank Wallace, a man he knew at 250 W. Maryhiodst, and had spent most of his funds on cakes and candy. Sanders, a former ward of Reform School at Plarified for nine years, was released from there last January. Police found $2 on him during the search. In court the case was continued to April 2 and Sanders posted a $25 bond.
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King Victor Emm anuel bids farewell to Meyer in Rome
King Victor Emmanuel received Ambassador Meyer in a half hour farewell audience in Rome on Thursday. The king expressed regret at the ambassador's departure and invited Meyer and the embassy to dinner that night, hoping for a future return to Rome.
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Oldest Editor Edmund Booth Dies at 95 in Anamosa
Edmund Booth, 95, the oldest editor in America, died Wednesday in Anamosa. A graduate of the Hartford Institute for the Deaf, he helped shape early deaf education in the United States. He established the Anamosa Eureka in 1881 and edited it until his death. his widow also died.
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Ogborn Weighs Race for Watsons Congress Seat
New Castle report states state Senator A. D. Ogborn is considering challenging James G. Watson for a seat in Congress. He declined to run for secretary of the railroad commission.
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