Life convict in hiding in a big sewer
Ohio penitentiary officials believe Harvey Idhusah, a life convict, is hiding in a sewer beneath the prison after escaping guards last Friday. A rope ladder was found in a bolthouse, suggesting escape plans. He was seen and shot at last night but vanished again as search continues.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Harvey
Idhusah
Johnson
Mullin Keeps Winning as Detroit Tops Opponent 6-3
Detroit won 6 to 3 to stretch Mullin's streak to seven straight victories. Plank was knocked out in one inning and Vickers left the game in the sixth as yesterday's contest remained in doubt until the finish.
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Detroit
Zam
Mulliin
Plank
Vickers
Ro senbaum Signs With Lafayette Northern Indiana League
Purdue star catcher R. W. Rosenbaum, after starring for three years, signs a contract with the Lafayette team in the Northern Indiana Baseball league.
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Lafayette
Ind
R. W. Rosenbaum
Purdue
A Close Shave with Posium Aftershave Relief
A new skin remedy Posium, praised for antiseptic healing after shaving, claims quick relief from abrasions, pimples, and itching. Sold for fifty cents, with outlets H. J. Huder, Weber Drug Co., and Emergency Laboratories offering free trials from 32 West 25th Street, New York City.
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Weber Drug Co
West 25Th Street
New York City
Local social happenings at the Lasell club and weddings
The Lasell club met at the Claypool hotel electing officers led by President Miss Gertrude Taggart and Vice President Mrs Alfred Butterworth. Members included Misses Taggart Ketcham Love Thompson Mueller and Mrs E Clayton Varen among others. A tea shower honored Miss Lilius Bryant and Mrs Juliet Strauss entertained. Edwin Logsdon and family move to a Broad Ripple cottage. Amelia Lester and daughter Fidelia depart for Chicago where Fidelia will wed Lemmon Swain. Nelle Shea and Thomas Wishmire wed with reception at Brenneke's hall. A shower for Ruth Ransburg and William Cowley Place slated for June. Grace Holt honored at a Greenville social.
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Gertrude Taggart
Alfred Butterworth
Marion
Elizabeth Love
Uuncheon
Gertrude
Lillian Taggart
Flora Ketcham
Marion Thompson
Nora Mueller
E Claypéol Varen
City
Frances T. Hord
Frances Bunton
Terre Haute
Aimee Mack
Anderson
Amelia E. Lester
Fidelia Amelia Lester
Chicago
Miss Lester
Lemmon Ellsworth Swain
Nelle Shea
Thomas Wishmire
Francis H. Gavick
Brenneke
Greeley Street
Pride
Joyce
New York
David Ormon
Clara Murphy
May Ready
David Eckhouse
Lafayette
Thomas Brennen
Richmond
Ind
Alvin G. Beard
Bertha Beard
Broadway
Ruth Ransburg
William Cowley Place
Oil Trust Halts Operation For Mrs Rogers Funeral
New York May 21 Sixty five thousand workers at Standard Oil halted all work during the funeral service for Henry H Rogers held at the Church of the Messiah Madison Avenue and Thirty four Street The two hour rite stopped the company business and cables carried the suspension notice to distant harbors refineries and oil wells across the globe reflecting the Standard Oil empire enduring impact.
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Standard Oil Company
Henry H. Rogers
Church of the Messiah
Madison Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Standard
Standard Oil
Abdul Hamid Surrenders Fortune to New Government
In Constantinople on May 21 Abdul Hamid the deposed sultan finally signed over his remaining fortune to the new government. He yields about 5.5 million dollars deposited in foreign banks, despite prior delays and subterfuge to block transfer of wealth.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
The Blue Mouse at Majestic proves year’s best show
George W. Stout lauds The Blue Mouse as an instant success with Mabél Barrison delivering a natural vivid performance as the Mouse. The play blends sharp humor with human frailty, and a strong supporting cast including Lillian Hall and Albert Gran fuels rapid, stylish action across three acts at the Majestic theater.
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George W. Stout
Mabél Barriscon
Mouse
Blue Mouse
Miss Barrison
Majestic Theater
Shubert
Licely
Indianapolis
Barrison
Lillian Hall
Miss Hall
Mrs. Lewellyn
Albert Gran
Eastene Oe Sete
Akee Lee Teen
Lewellyn
Rollett
Wallace
Cohoes
Gus Rollett
Robert Dempster
Rolett
Sam Reed
Mrs. Rollett
Edward Craven
Purkiss
Gordon Mendelssohn
Philip Scarsdale
Marie Gerard
Lizzie
Help the Child Stay Up to Speed with Proper Nourishment
Guide emphasizes providing the right foods to support growing children and maintain focus in school. Recommends balanced meals including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and dairy, with regular meal times and hydration to sustain energy and concentration through the school day.
Grape-Nuts Ad Promotes Wheat Barley Cereal
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a cereal made from wheat and barley rich in nourishment. It claims the product provides phosphates and other elements the body needs to rebuild brain and nerve tissue, urging parents to supply this easy source for an active child’s waste.
Postum Cereal Co Limited Battle Creek
Postum Cereal Co Limited of Battle Creek Michigan USA is noted in the document. The entry lists the company name and location in a corporate record or notice format. No additional details accompany the line.
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Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Battle Creek, Mich., U. S. A
Show Windows Display Fashion and Summer Goods Display
The piece details Saks and Co and other stores showcasing summer wear and window displays. It highlights jewelry arrangements in gold and gun metal, tiger brand tugs in electric lighting, summer sporting goods for tennis and baseball, Panama hats and rough straw for men, boys vacation wear, Rink's Cloak and Suit House windows, and lingerie gowns as bridal and graduation dreams.
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Saks and Co
Rink
Paree
L. E. Morrison Co displays Philippine crafted cocoanut trunk
Store windows feature a hand carved cocoanut trunk from 1847 Philippine timber. Morrison highlights travel aids from valises to whisky flasks while Indiana Bird Store tempts children with dancing mice and angora kittens. It notes pet demand ranging from tortoises to white rats and pig tailed monkeys.
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L. E. Morrison & Co
Philippine Islands
Morrison
Medulla Corso
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