Adirondack deer hunt ends in unprecedented deaths and injuries
The Adirondacks season yields a record number of killed and wounded, with 46 days of hunting ending October 31. Several victims were shot by hunters misidentifying people for deer, including multiple fatal incidents and near-fatal accidents. A push to restore earlier season dates and consider red hats for hunters is proposed to curb future losses.
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Adirondacks
Orin Porter
Bridge
Richard R. Forbes
Northfield
Seth Calvin
John E. Morgan
Utica
Sheriff's Lake
Hamilton
Morgan
Ade and Smoking Told of Tobacco Evils
John T. McCutcheon profiles George Ade in Appleton's Magazine, recounting Ade's Kentland Indiana birth on February 9 1866 his youth in Kentland Morocco and Delphi and his early talk with local figures at Pat Keefes store. The piece traces his education Purdue class of 1883 and hints at future fame while noting his aging appearance and gray streaks.
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John T. McCutcheon
George Ade
Appleton’s Magazine
Ind
Kentland
Kent
Morocco
Indiana
Delphi
Pat Keefe
Keefe
Jack Ryan
Will Kent
Harnish
Bluford
Blu
Bill Hartschk
Ory
Ade
Purdue University
Lafayette
The Bad Samaritan and Mr Savage in a Kentland Tale
After graduation he returns to Kentland to test a future there choosing law over literature. He edits on a Lafayette Republican organ that fails, moves to an afternoon daily with debt looming, quits journalism at six to enter patent medicine work, editing testimonials for tobacco cures while smoking to spur imagination. In 1899 Ade goes to Chicago armed with memory insight, keen observation and a three-year professional background.
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Lafayette
Ade
Chicago
Mission Work Meeting of Woman's Home Society
The annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society will be held at Capitol Ave M E Church on Wednesday and Thursday. A Wednesday afternoon report from the national meeting in New York will be given by Mrs C R Jones. An address by Margarita Lake, missionary to Japanese communities, will follow Wednesday evening. Thursday features talks by Mrs A V P Adams on Where Our Money Goes and Mrs A C Hawn on Why and How We Tag, with officer elections and a church dinner for visiting members.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Capitol Ave. M. E
New York
C. R. Jones
Indianapolis
Margarita Lake
San Francisco
A. V. P. Adams
A. C. Hawn
Capitol-ave
Receiver Appointed for Amos R. Walter Grocery
Special to The Sun Fort Wayne Indiana November 12 The Amos R Walter grocery placed in hands of William Barr as receiver for creditors up to seven thousand dollars The assets are said to equal this amount Mr Walter suffered a paralytic stroke a year ago and has been unable to manage his business.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Amos R. Walter
William Barr
Walter
Oregon Farmers Move Wheat by Road Railless Trains
Central Oregon, the largest railless region in the nation, uses enormous traction engines as roadbeds to haul ten ton freight cars. A central district produced over one million bushels of wheat this year and will rely on a 21 ton oil engine with six cars moving at about three miles per hour to transport grain and other products to markets in winter.
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Sun
Portland
Ore
Oregon
United States
Martha
Roosevelt undecided on New York senate bid after presidency
President Roosevelt has not made up his mind about seeking the New York senate seat after leaving the White House. He has discussed the idea with friends, weighing benefits and risks, and remains cautious about entering partisan politics while staying active in public service.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
United States Senate
Pratt
Depew
Japanese View of the Japanese Question
S Ueda editor of the North American Times argues against a current Japanese situation in the United States. He cites anti Japanese movements as local, stresses equal treatment and questions naturalization barriers. He warns that federal government policy on immigration and citizenship could create a Japanese situation with responsibility on the U S federal government.
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America
Tokio
Pacific
United States
California
Oregon
Washington
Roosevelt
United States District Court of
Seattle
A. Hattori
Suruya Company
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Japan
Movement to create Hudson Highlands National Park
A New York movement seeks to establish a national park around the Hudson Highlands including Storm King Cro' Nest and Dunderberg. West Point Iona Island and government reservations lie within the area. Backed by summer residents and magnates like J Pierpont Morgan James Stillman and Stuyvesant Fish, President Roosevelt approved the idea.
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Hudson River
The
Hudson
Dunderberg
West Point
Iona Island
J. Pierpont Morgan
James Stillman
Stuyvegant Fish
Roosevelt
Fit
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Fazo Ointment
An advertisement claims Faz o ointment cures all piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. It promises relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles for 66 cents.
Home Finding Association Seeks Adoptive Homes for Chicago Children
Special to The Sun from Chicago reports the Home for Jewish Friendless and Working Girls seeks permanent homes or adoptions for children aged 1 1/2 to 14. The facility cares for boys and girls, with girls learning domestic science and boys manual training. Contact Miss Jennie Mandel at Fifty third street and Ellis avenue.
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Chicago
Jennie Mandel
Fifty-third-st. and
Ellisave
Woman in Black Haunts Italian Neighborhood in Clinton Ind
In Clinton Indiana rumors swirl as a tall angular woman in black is seen lingering at porches and arbors among Italian miners. Some say a silent, shoe-less figure with a man nearby triggers swift vanishing. Others suspect foreign agitators exploiting liquor-law enforcement.
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Woman In Black
Attack on musician blames rear saloon assault in Washington street
Edward Blakley a 65 year old musician was badly beaten and robbed of 1 at the rear of Jacob Sattinger’s saloon 24 East Washington street He was taken to City Hospital in serious condition Detectives arrested Samuel Ray said to be with Blakley that evening Blakley lives at 9242 Dalyst.
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Edward Blakley
Jacob Sattinger
E. Washington-st
Samuel Ray
Bulkley
Blakley
Dalyst
Rush of Hunter Licenses At Indiana Offices
About 700 hunters received licenses in the past week from the fish and game commission at the statehouse with volumes rising as Monday ended. Interurban cars carried crowds of Indianapolis hunters to rural areas Monday as the hunting rush continued.
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Fish and Game Commission
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Elevated collision injures three on Sixth Avenue line
Three persons were hurt in a collision between two elevated trains on the Sixth Avenue line in New York yesterday. The incident occurred as both trains were operating on the line, with emergency crews responding to the scene.
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New York
Sixth-ave
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