Palmistry believer Kibbe lies injured after streetcar crash
George P. Kibbe a Holland Massachusetts area mail carrier lives with his family and recalls palm readings since age 19 that predicted his fate. Despite a crushed foot and uncertain recovery he remains hopeful, noting multiple palmists have corroborated his life’s course while one foresaw his death in the accident but others expect survival.
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George P. Kibbe
Holland
Sit
Massachusetts
Kibbe
Fort Wayne
Mrs. Kibbe
Mr. Kibbe
N. Pennsylvania St
Hot Weather Brings Toupees Off Heads In City
Capt. Samuel Gerber of the city detective department leads a lighthearted summer rite as his auburn wig comes off with rising temperatures. The toupee, a winter ornament, is dismissed for the heat, sparking jokes about hair and city work while recounting past windy and soup mishaps.
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Samuel Gerber
Capt
Gerber
Capt. Gerber
Detective Headquarters
Fort Benjamin Harrison Named for Indianapolis Post
President Roosevelt plans a new infantry post at Indianapolis to be called Fort Benjamin Harrison. Gen Miles originated the idea, with Senator Fairbanks and Representative Overstreet assured steps will be taken to secure ground once the arsenal is disposed of, though high ground prices could delay location.
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Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Miles
Fairbanks
Representative Overstreet
Indifferent Ruth Royalton Faces Rescue on Yacht
On a Massachusetts bay yacht, Ruth Royalton belittles a thoughtful suitor while a dangerous electric launch bearing a frightened child nears collision. Robert Winters acts, retrieves the child, and Ruth confronts her past contempt, seeking forgiveness and reconciliation with him.
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Ruth Royalton
Duxbury
Massachusetts Bay
Classic Walks of University Square Rediscovered
A new reporter visits University Square in Indianapolis and describes a peaceful, springtime haven near downtown. He notes a fountain, mandolins, and the nocturnal city hum, recalling the area’s long history as state property used for school purposes and its expected lasting privileges for future generations. The piece suggests evening scenes with crowds gathering.
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University Park
Indianapolis
University Square
Indiana
Return to Work by Striking Iron Workers in Indianapolis
Striking structural iron workers returned to work Tuesday morning under orders from their national executive board. The board will address the contract with two Indianapolis companies as soon as it can manage its current workload.
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National Executive Board
Indianapolis
Columbia National Bank Becomes Government Depositary
The secretary of the treasury will immediately send 50 000 to the bank for deposit making Columbia National Bank a government depositary and signaling a new role in handling public funds.
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Columbia National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Park Season Delights City Dwellers Amid Evening Solitude
A descriptive piece extols a central city park as a romantic, tranquil refuge. It contrasts indoor dullness with twilight strolls, notes couples seeking privacy, and praises the park for safety, beauty, and a humane, civilized atmosphere in the heart of the city.
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Algernon
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal describes a fourteen year struggle with sciatic rheumatism. He tried many remedies until Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave immediate relief and full cure, with no return. The advertisement notes the balm is sold by all druggists.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Chamberlain
Rice farming boom in Texas and Louisiana advertised
Immigration to Texas and Louisiana fuels farming growth with rice, truck and diversified crops driving wealth. Rice alone has added 20 million dollars to regional wealth, creating affordable home opportunities. Request Texas or Louisiana Rice Book or Southern Pacific Rice Cook Book from agents or W H Connor in Cincinnati.
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Texas
Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
W. H. Connor
Cincinnati
Brightwood Trapeze Star Joins Ringling Bros Circus
John Smith, a former Brightwood resident now with Ringling Bros., rises to fame in Indianapolis with a 50 foot high trapeze act. He recalls a childhood barn rig and seeks his birthplace on Monday, while his deafness contrasts with his fearless performances. Also noted is a two act comedy, The old maids convention, slated for Capital hall in May.
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Brightwood
Ring- Jing
Smith
Indianapolis
John
Ringlings
John Smith
Old
St. Patrick's Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Capital Council
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