Intrigue and romances unfold in a city tale
Anne Garrick pursues newspaper work while love entangles with David Temple and Donald Sefain. Olga Ericsson schemes in a cold city setting as Anne faces unrequited love, looming family pressure, and a hospital plotline with Donald’s illness. The chapter ends with a desperate message about Joe Evans’s condition.
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Anne Garrick
Temple
Donald Sefain
Anne
Hef Temple
Donald
Sefa
Sefain
Et Vint
Anna
Olga Ericsson
David
Hhim
Pete
David Temple
Napoleon
Dean Swift
Brazil
Staten Island
New York
Joe Evans
Connecticut
Indiana Wards Report On Charity Board Inspections
The Indiana State Board of Charities heard reports from committees on special work. Amos W. Butler cited visits to institutions, noting conditions and work quality. He also highlighted records and registration facilities and that eastern states study Indiana methods.
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State Board of Charities
Amos W. Butler
Shideler
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Dubois
Randolph County
Board of Commissioners
Adams County
Cass
Miami
Jay
Plymouth
Orphans’ Home
Berne
White's Institute
Wabash County
Marion County
Cairns
Parrots Like Children Says Massachusetts Bird Dealer
Cc F Klepper of Massachusetts Avenue explains training parrots from infancy, sourcing birds from Cuba Africa South America and Mexico. He notes the Mexican double yellow head and African parrots show more brains and warns parrots can imitate curses or religious phrases, with some trained to say Now I say me while others cuss under provocation.
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Olga
David Temple
Bob Reschalles
Bob Deschalles
Citi
Owhite House
Demosthenes
F. Klepper
Wis
Massachusetts Ave
Cuba
Africa
South America
Mexico
McKinley
Not a Baroness Augusta Schmidt and Her Turbulent History
Augusta Schmidt, seven years into a female reformatory for killing Oscar Walton in Cass county, is not a baroness. Indianapolis attorney A N Grant represented her aunt Mrs Christina Hooper, who raised Schmidt. Hooper, once a baroness by marriage in Germany, later married Walter Hooper and moved across Indiana. Schmidt inherited Hooper’s Kokomo fortune, mostly squandered in legal efforts, including a failed attempt to flee to Germany. Grant says Hooper refused to claim possessions abroad.
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Augusta Schmidt
Oscar Walton
Cass County
A. N. Grant
Indianapolis
Christina Hooper
Schmidt
Hooper
John Schlinging
Germany
America
Walter Hooper
Montgomery
Aia
Kokomo
Fire Sparks Madness in Norwalk Tenement
A three story tenement in Whistleville district burned on Tuesday. Miss Margaret Boyce aged 53 fled the flames and leaped 50 feet to the sidewalk from fright and is said to be dying.
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Norwalk
Conn
Whistleville
Margaret Boyce
Seven Wardner miners identified in mill explosion case
MOSCOW Idaho November 1 seven accused Wardner miners were positively identified on Tuesday as participants in the blowing up of the Bunker Hill mill by witnesses. The prosecution claims it can convict all defendants. Monarch oil advertising text appears as stray copy.
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Moscow
Idaho
Wardner
Bunker Hill Mill
Nansen says polar pole will never be reached
Dr. Nansen told a Berlin geographical congress that the pole may remain elusive for generations. He noted expeditions today prove geography and biology but fail to conquer the polar sea, and he warned only future devices or electricity might unlock the journey.
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Mansen
Nansen
Scangiraviain
Berlin
Arctic Sea
Polar
Dr. Nansen
Indianapolis Sun offers gold watch for recruiting 50 subscribers
The Sun in Indianapolis runs a Christmas contest promising a genuine Bay's American gold watch to every boy or girl who secures 50 Sun subscribers by December 24. Rules require visiting the Sun office, registering, four month subscriptions, and strict verification. Substantial cash rewards are offered for partial success.
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Indianapolis
J. C. Sipe
Waltham
SUN
the Sun's Watch Department
Central Avenue Bridge Design Details Revealed
The planned Central-ave bridge will span 248 feet in length and 50 feet in width, with 38 feet for road and carriage and six foot sidewalks on each side. Three arches rise 14 to 15 feet, supported by two abutments and two piers, creating a 220 foot waterway. Piers rest on piles, likely 65 piles per pier, with abutments 59 by 20 feet. Sidewalks will be cement and roadway macadam, and construction material is Indiana limestone.
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Central-ave
Two Women Die in Horton Farm Tragedy Near Hancock
A Horton farm double murder left Rhoda Florton and her daughter Eliza Jane dead after a Monday afternoon shooting. George Herman, 40, a farm hand, shot the women and faced possible self harm as authorities investigated the near-fatal incident discovered Tuesday near Hancock Massachusetts.
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Hancock
Mass
Horton Farm
Here
George" Herman
Rhoda
Florton
Eliza ‘Jane
Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Double Tragedy
Horton, 20, shot himself after玄 being spurned by Miss Horton. Herman, employed by Mrs. Horton and married with children, had pressed advances and grew angry. He inflicted fatal injuries before succumbing to injuries. he remained alive when found and was expected to die.
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Anne
Olga
Horton
Herman
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Patterson, N. J
E. C. DeWitt &Co
Chicago
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Union Depot
Physicians and Surgeons
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Atlas
Johnson & Waltz
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