Recount Asked by Cain Beaten for Coroner
Cain files an intervening petition in superior court seeking another count of votes after alleging machine politics corrupted the primary. He names Samuel E. Buick as plaintiff and John White L A Hodgin and others as defendants. Cain says ballots may be withdrawn or destroyed to defeat election laws. In Twelfth ward Cain had 23 votes in four precincts while Woessner and Riley in other precincts had none out of an expected 100.
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Joseph D. Cain
Superior Court
Room 2
Samuel E. Buick
John White
L. A. Hodgin
Cain
Keach
Sprenger
Woessner
Riley
Ambush Wounds Two Farmers Near Washington
Turner Huls, 35, and William Hedrick, 5, were shot near their home 20 miles south of Washington. Huls likely to die. Hedrick lightly hit. A woman identified as Mrs May Edwards or Mrs Jones was arrested for shooting with intent to kill after witness Mrs Sherman Scales testified.
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Washington, Inc
Sherman Scales
Jones
Stephen Cole
Huls
May H Edwards
Boy Struck Twice as Car Hits at Irvington Corner
Davis Hall Wood a five year old boy was struck by an Irvington car Saturday morning at Irvington avenue and Fast Washington street. The injury to his head was serious but not fatal after prompt stop by the motorman. The boy and a friend were at the car line when he darted across the track. Dr Jabez Hall his grandfather treated him at once.
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Davis Hall Wood
Irvington
Irvington Avenue
Washington Street
Hhis
Young Wood
Jabez Hall
Auto Strikes Pole Killing Man and Injuring Five
An early Saturday accident two miles south of Ebensburg Pennsylvania left one man dead and five others seriously injured when an automobile attempting to pass a wagon crashed into a telegraph pole. George Cogan of Asheville died. injured are Luke P. Lunkett D B Lunkett Henry Johnston John Elder and Alvin Clarion, all Asheville residents.
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Here
George Cogan
Asheville
Luke P. Lunkett
D. B. Lunkett
Henry Johnston
John Elder
Alvin Clarion
Aged victim of interurban car collision dies
Samuel Davis aged 87 died at City Hospital on Saturday from injuries after being struck by an interurban car at the track elevation on East Washington street. He resided at Hartwig Kalley home and was taken on a walk when the accident occurred. His body will be shipped to Huntington where he formerly lived.
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Samuel Davis
City
E. Washington Street
Davis
Hartwig- Kalley
Huntington
Lved
Warner Accused by Illinois Court in Estate Fraud Case
In Springfield Illinois on May 28 the appellate court holds ex-Commissioner Warner and others liable for fraud and illegal conduct in closing out the banking business of their father's estate where he serves as executor.
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Springfield
Minnie Metler
Arabella Warner Bell
Pensions
Warner
Ilegal
Bliss Native Herbs Store Listing in Washington
Bliss Native Herbs at 225 West Washington is mentioned with a street address and terse note. The fragment suggests a small local listing or advertisement without further context or events.
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Bliss Native Herbs
Washington
Atrest
Eas
How a Woman Bank Rupts Her Husband by Extravagance
A married socialite Frances spirals into debt as her husband Dick admits his weakness from her spending. Facing foreclosure on their house, she seeks a discreet loan from Suit Thorne, planning to hide the source, while Thorne offers cash in exchange for a risky arrangement, signaling ruinous consequences.
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Frances
Gretchen
Hunter
Thorne
Claire
Pointing the Way to Other Husbands to Escape Ward's Fate
Frances hides her financial failings while Dick exposes the moral gap between indulgent marriage and harsh reality. The couple argue over pawned jewels as they face debt and a new life, with Claire's elopement used as a cover for social trouble. Dick urges Frances to share the burden and confront her vanity.
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Ward
The Boudoir of Monsieur Barrett's Establishment
Thorne sits in a luxuriously furnished private room in Barrett's establishment as Frances arrives in a scene described with rose tinted lighting a grand piano rich furnishings and a discreet maid waiting in the dressing area. The setting emphasizes opulence and anticipated rendezvous.
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Monsieur Barrett
Madame
Thorne
Frances
Frances Quietly Returns Home From Midnight Discreet Visit
Frances slips into the house just past midnight while her husband calls her to the library. The scene hints at a private late night meeting within a domestic setting without revealing further actions or outcomes.
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Frances
Free $3.50 Red Weaklings Pain Relief Recipe
An outlandish advertisement promises a free remedy for bladder and kidney pain with a mail order recipe from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit. It touts quick recovery from urinary and systemic symptoms and urges readers to request the purported prescription by mail.
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A. E. Robinson
Detroit
Mich
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