Rich son denies his own mother in city eviction tale
Special to the Sam in New York May 24. A 92 year old woman, Fanny Tlese, evicted from 29 F Houston st, sits amid two rear rooms as relatives debate care. Louis Lese, described as a reportedly wealthy real estate operator, is said to pay her rent but denies involvement. Grandson Frederick Lese says the father is absent, while Mrs. Lese protests, claiming she is the mother and asks why she was displaced.
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Sam
New York
Sno
Hungary
Fanny Tlese
Houston-at
Game] Lese
SG Naasan St
Lease Tild
Max Schwerts
Hunsgary
Louis Leno
Milionaire
Schwartz
Lese & Connolly
Nassau St
Louis Lease
Frederick
Jeses
Louis
Lese
Louis Lae
Samuel Leas
Ag Co
Bho
Lesa
Rane
Russian
Poland
Werthin
Acoa
Samuel Lew
Louis Lese
Louie Lese
Mira. Schwartz
Fish Killed With Lime In Two Indiana Creeks
Thousands of fish die in White River and Cicero creek after lime is dumped into streams. Jugs filled with lime and water explode, causing a concussion that kills fish nearby. Anglers in Noblesville report the incident to Fish Commissioner Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
White Fiver
Cicero Creek
Sweeney
Boy Crushed In Field After Runaway Thunder Shock
Special to The Sun Noblesville Indiana May 4 Leslia Rushton age 14 was badly crushed in a runaway mishap in a field yesterday as the team frightened by thunder rolled a wagon. His recovery is doubtful. He is the son of Ellish Rushton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Leslia Rushton
Ellish Rushton
Train wreck kills man in Bluffton Indiana
A Clover leaf freight train wreck near Bluffton Indiana yesterday killed Ralph Eddington of Decatur and badly injured Ora Kanaval. The incident occurred while the two boys rode the bumpers. six refrigerator cars were derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Bluffton
Ind
Ralph Eddington
Decatur
Ora Kanaval
Publicity Push for Proprietary Medicines in Dr Pierce Era
The article discusses a broad movement toward full disclosure on medicine and food labels. It highlights Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, noting ingredients including Golden Seal root and Hydrastis. It cites Grover Coe MD and claims effects on liver and various ailments, urging public access to compositional details.
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United States
Ulm
Pierce
Buffalo
Golden Medical
Rome
Piprea
Doctor Pistos
Grover Coe
M. D
New York
Con Saya
Coa
Leaoor Rhode
Aingular
Coo Fai
Joe
The Daily Story Madeline's perilous social masquerade unfolds
Dr Clarke frets over Madeline as society trembles around a fading beauty. In a Cairo interlude he confronts the danger of her self destructive resolve while Mrs Montague and Lady Tantamount maneuver in a glittering but perilous world. The tale threads tragedy and comedy as fate tests their bonds.
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Madeline
Tady Tantamount
Tam
Lady Tantamount
Dr. Clarke
Cairo
Reginald Montagus
Reginald Montague
Summer cape and hat styles in green and white satin
The text describes summer muslin and silk frocks with a small cane belt, flounced Anglaise embroidery, and sleeves partially concealed by the overlayer. A white satin front polita, green and white hat with Neapolitan straw, ruches, and emerald buckle completes the ensemble.
Girl Hero Kills Rabid Dog To Save Brother
Ming Anna Winter, 1 year old daughter of John Winter of Jersey City, saved her brother Harry by grabbing the attacking dog with bare hands and dragging it into the kitchen where she crushed its head against the stove. Policeman Entwhistle shot the dog after arriving. Harry escaped unharmed.
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Fas
New York
Ming Anna Winter
John Winters
Prva Cottest
Jersey City
Harry
John
Anna
Ban On Dancing At The Shop Board
A notice warns teachers that dancing and other social amusements indulged in to excess may lead to dismissal. The board’s May meeting urged restraint and adherence to conduct standards for staff.
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van Elehart
Tnd
Shopl
Hay
Every Girl Should Learn to Nurse by Dearborn
A guide urging women to acquire home nursing skills and basic medical care. It stresses temperature and pulse taking, sponge baths, mustard plasters, food remedies, room ventilation, refrigerator use, and safe bed practices. Advocates learning from a home nursing book and a cookbook to promote health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella E. Dearborn
Jill
Bright Features in June Reader and Inside Look
An inside look at the June Reader features a story by Francis Hackett about a green reporter on Hearst Chicago papers in the series As the Foot of the Ladder. It notes the issue lacks Pacific Coast tales and highlights contributions from Pavla Graham Phillips Mario Ashley Walcott Duncan Miller and others with illustrations by Worth Brehm and an Ethel Brackin artwork piece.
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Yellow Journalm
Francis Hackett
Hearst Chicago
Arthur L. Street
Pavla Graham Phillips
Mario Ashley Walcott
Broughton Brandenburg
Marengo Epirote
Duncan Miller
Margaret Breele Anderson
Bliss Carman
Elisa Wallace Durbin
Witter Byner
Frances Wilson
Emma Flayter
Louise Batty Edwards
Doctor Kept His Word Special to The Sam
Boston dispatch reports Dr Henry Wilmot warned he would kill himself if arrested again for drunkenness. The doctor, previously reported by Anna Fortner and Mia A Bf Wenge, was arrested that evening and hanged himself in his cell at the Lagrange street station.
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Boston
Bass
Buch
Henry Wilmot
Johnson
Anna Fortner
Mia
Wenge
Appletonat
Henee
Lagrange-at- Pollon
McClurkin Elected Moderator at United Presbyterian Assembly
Richmond Indiana May meeting of the United Presbyterian Church of North America chose Dr. John K. McClurkin of Fitzburg Fe as moderator during the annual general assembly session held late at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North America
John K. McClurkin
Fitteburg
Chowan
Misquoting and a mess of modern satire in odd verse
This fragmentary column blends quips on misquotation and diplomacy with assorted society notes and stray anecdotes. It references Roosevelt and a minister, then shifts to assorted oddities about Rockefeler, a trip to Europe, inflated coal prices, a Becondaul post office move, and a London preacher, all in a rambunctious, garbled style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Becondaul
America
Boy awarded five thousand damages in rail crossing case
Special to The Sem Chicago May 34 A verdict of 5000 damages against the Pennsylvania railroad and in favor of Frank Clivek 11 whose feet were cut off two years ago by a train as he crossed the Fiftieth street crossing was returned yesterday by a jury in Judge Chetlain's court. The company has appealed the case.
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Boy
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Clivek
Fiftieth St. Crossing
Chetlain
Wealthy Chicagoan Charles J. Bingham Drowned At Sea
Charles J. Bingham, 44, a wealthy Chicagoan and member of GC J. Bingham & Co, drowned while fishing near For Lake. His body was recovered standing upright in about eleven feet of water. Medical findings cited heart disease as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee Muskegon, Midh
Charles J. Bingham
GC. J. Bingham & Co
Sabbath Commandment Debate Over Corporate Exceptions
Transcript records a heated floor exchange where Senator McLaurin argues the Sabbath commandment applies to corporations if services require human labor while opponents question applicability to businesses and reference biblical text. The dialogue centers on reading the commandments aloud and parliamentary procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeurin
Rayner
MacLaurin
Clark
The Little Doctor in your Vest Pocket
An advertisement for Cascarets in a vest pocket pack. It touts Cas carets as a health aid that softens the bowels and liver without harsh purging, contrasts with other laxatives, and urges carrying the box for ready relief. Mentions price, genuine stamping, and Sterling Remedy Company origin.
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Sterling Remedy Company
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