Rag alley row ends with fines for five in police court
Judge Stubbs censures disturbances in Rag Alley between Vandés street and Columbia avenue above Twenty second street. William Sturgis Charles Gullion Buck Gullion Mark Sanders Sam Kerchival and Geo Lasher fined one dollar and costs for disturbing the peace and assault and battery after a two day quarrel that drove neighbors from their homes.
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Stubbs
Police Court
Vandés-st
Columbia-ave
Twenty-second-st
William Sturgis
Charles
Buck
Gullion
Mark Sanders
Sam Kerchival
Geo. Lasher
Buck” Gullion
Lasher
Kerchival
Sturgis
Charles Gullion
Oo. B. Orton
State board reports 250 children placed in homes this year
The child saving department states 250 dependent children were placed in homes for the year ending Oct 31, with 93 percent remaining in family homes by year end. Agents visited 1 062 children. 835 were doing well, 357 fairly well, 70 unsatisfactory. Over 4 000 children require supervision.
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Board of State Charities
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer Publicized By Mrs Cooper
Mrs Lena Cooper of Cleveland Ohio credits Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer with curing a four year hopeless nervous case. Doctors had said no cure possible before she used the remedy. The ad offers proof by request and sales through J W Brant Co Albion Michigan at $1 a bottle or six for $5.00.
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Wheeler
Lima
Ohio
Lena Cooper
Cleveland
J. W. Brant Co., Ltd
Albion, Mich
Startling views by Rev Goodwin on liquor law and politics
Rev T A Goodwin national figure in prohibition expresses startling ideas about saloon keepers and license fees. He suggests saloonists and partners in business should be taxed and urges a league with the Anti Saloon League to enforce the law. Also notes on federal judge nominations and Senator Fairbanks departing Indianapolis before Congress opens.
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J. F. Callen
Our Standard
T. A. Goodwin
Indianapolis
United States
Fairbanks
Congress
Illinois
Saloonkeeper Issued Seven Committments for Fines
City clerk Elliott announced hundreds of notices for due fines and seven rearrests. Among the named offenders is Albert Hauser of 2440 West Michl- Bsnst charged with violating the Nicholson law. If the fine is not paid immediately he faces workhouse after the time limit expired.
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Elliott
Albert Hauser
W. Michl- Bsnst
Insane Actress Sadie Clafflin Driv en to Madness by Spiritualism
Sadie Clafflin, 27, a member of a village players company, was taken from a train in Fort Dodge Iowa after a violent episode with fellow actors. Her insanity is attributed to morbid interest in spiritualism and she has ties to a home on Main Street in New York.
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Fort Dodge
Sadie Clafflin
Village
Msss
Clafflin
Main
New York
Overstreet and Beveridge Theorems Reported Plans and Invitations
Congressman Overstreet will go quail hunting in Bartholomew and Scott counties this week. He has hunted many games but believes this one will be challenging. Senator Beveridge declined an invitation from Chicago University to address students on Thanksgiving morning. The invitation was forwarded by W. Shepardson, Larz Whitcomb, and the senator’s law partner. Beveridge has received a copy of resolutions in favor of immigration and anarchy cited at a mass meeting in Jefferson.
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Congressman Overstreet
Bartholomew
Scott Counties
Beveridge
Chicago University
Jefferson
Crich
Haim
B. Nod
Athan Wy
Sod Balm Co
Todisnapolis
City engineer punti to new marsh gas fire cistern plan
City engineer Jeup will urge the Board of Works to install a fire cistern of not over 300 barrels at Newman street and Hillside avenue to replace the 1000 barrel unit that exploded Friday. The new cistern would connect directly to the mains and could not be pumped dry by three engines. The Friday blast, blamed on marsh gas, injured W. B. Walker and Emanuel Hall and wrecked the cistern.
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Jeup
Board of Works
Newman-st
Hillside Ave
W. B. Walker
Emanual Hall
Toledo hunter kills man by deer misfire near Greenville Junction
Tudge Holstatler of Toledo shot and killed W. G. Luckey of Collinwood while deer hunting near Greenville Junction Maine. Holstatler waited beside a trail when a deer appeared and the rifle misfired hitting Luckey instead of the animal. The bullet struck the deer and glanced into Luckey, killing him instantly.
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Greenville Junction
SAPP RESIGNS WASHINGTON
Internal revenue collector C. E. Sapp of Louisville Kentucky tendered his resignation to Senator Deboe who called at the White House on Saturday and presented the resignation to the president. Sapp retires under charges of violating policy.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
C. E
Sapp
Louisville
Deboe
Kentucky
White House
Boy sells socks to pay for stationery in jail
John Tabben, 17, Economy, Ky., at Central station for a week awaiting trial on a theft charge, sold his socks for five cents to a fellow prisoner to pay for stationery to communicate with his father.
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Cincinnati
John Tabben
Economy
Central Station
Judge Grants Release and Delays Case to November
Tearful plea presented to Judge Leadeers led to a postponement to November 30. The defendant was released on own recognizance to provide an opportunity for reform.
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Leadeers
Retiring Trenton Liveryman to Wed Young Caregiver
John Harding aged 86 in Trenton plans to marry Miss Lillie Thompson 60 years his junior this week. Thompson grew up with the Hardings after her parents died when she was seven, cared for the couple, and since fourteen months ago has managed the home.
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Trenton
N. J
John Harding
Lillie Thompson
Mrs. Harding
Fragmentary Sun Page Clip Described Incomprehensible Text
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered phrases like Help, help yourself to a liner, and contact details with numbers. The legible parts are minimal and offer no coherent event, names, or locations to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Chiost
Birth of son to Lieut Stewart Hooker and wife Mary Condit Smith
A son was born Friday to Lieut Stewart Hooker and his wife Mrs Mary Condit Smith, famed as Pekin heroine after rescuing Europeans from the legation. She wed in Washington on February 11, and is the daughter of Senator and Mrs Stewart. Diphtheria relief claimed in twenty minutes by Dr Thomas Electric Oil advertised.
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Stewart Hooker
Pekin
Legation
Lieut. Hooker
Washington
Elizabeth Hooker
Stewart
Thomas
Local Help Wanted Columns Include Phone Listings
The short fragment notes help column entries with contact numbers. It mentions phones and an address at 123 125 E Ohio Street, indicating where inquiries should be directed. The listing suggests callers use the listed numbers for employment information.
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Ohiost
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Burkhart
Cnteras
Washington Street
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Buck’t
Luckey
Reinhart
Stevenson
DR. Reinhart
Council OF Physicians Capital Medical Institute
Akon
Davol Ae D Rce Co
Sam Francisce
Cal
Sloan Drug CO
Weat
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