Electric Arches to Light Greenfield Main Street crosswalks
Greenfield plans electric arches across Main Street at East State Pennsylvania Mechanic and Spring streets to brighten the town. Arches would bear eight candle power lamps with a tungsten centerpiece, costing 3 to 60 dollars each. Local donations promised. mayor hopes for broad support to beautify and illuminate streets.
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Greenfield
Main Street
East
State
Pennsylvania
Mechanic
Spring Streets
Meyer
Indiana
Tipton
Tinton
Hinchman
W. W. Haller
Indianapolis Wagon Market Report by Rouse Brothers
Indianapolis wagon market notes by the Rouse Brothers itemize price ideas for various farm goods. Entries include milling samples and new corn figures, oats prices, and general market phrases with specific codes and figures, reflecting a historical trade brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse Brothers
Tooth Quest At City Detective Bureau Foils Mystery
A curious tale unfolds as an elderly man seeks a tooth pulled at the city detective bureau. Officials, including Chief Macintire and Lieut. Kinney, fear an baffling incident, then realize the man mistaken the bureau for the city dispensary which was moved. Relief follows when the error is explained and the man is directed to the proper place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective Bureau
Macintire
Lowe
Inner Circle
Lieut. Kinney
Chauncey Manning
New Detective Department
Detective Department
Bureau
Macintyre
Boas
Mistah
von Sprecklensen
Botanic Blood Balm promises Rheumatism cure and blood purification
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a complete cure for rheumatism by sending a blood flood to nerves and joints. It claims to purify, enrich, and detoxify the blood, strengthens kidneys, and offers samples and nationwide availability through druggists and mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botanic
Blood Balmn CO
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Ind
Weber Drug Co
Washington
Illinois
Poor Farm Needs Modern Comforts for Aged In Delphi
In Delphi Indiana on November 25 a letter laments the aged poor at the county poor farm. Superintendent Ferling asks churches to donate rocking chairs. five chairs from four churches have been provided. The piece urges county officials to furnish homelike, clean, comfortable quarters and to support the farm rather than rely on charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Ind
Ferling
Early decision expected in the recount case
Judge Remster will decide within two or three days whether to authorize a recount of votes cast on machines. Madden seeks a recount to reinforce his claim of winning a city council seat over McCarthy. Cox argues recount laws cover paper ballots only and do not apply to machine ballots. McCarthy led by ten votes.
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Remster
Circuit Court
Robert L. Madden
Madden
Frank E. McCarthy
Charles E. Cox
McCarthy
Maddea
Dutchman Love In Affinity Game Drives Divorce Plea
In a Helena Montana divorce filing, Mollie Broda's husband, Fritz Englekeye and other suitors are named in a tale of marital strain. Broda allegedly pursued multiple nationalities and affairs after moving from Spokane to Helena, with Broda asking the court to grant her freedom to remarry.
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Denver
Col
Joan Broda
Juhi
Mollie Broda
Mrs. Broda
Fritz Englekeye
Germany
Patrick Maloney
Erin
Frank Christian
Swecea
Budd
Fritz
Broda Firee
Spokane
Wash
Ihey
Helena
Mont
Frit
Broda
City Extension Will Not Be Built In Wabash Indiana
Wabash residents expect no early construction of the Wabash Valley Traction company city extension. Officials, led by president J Levering Jones, cite strong current ridership and profits as reasons not to pursue the western route toward Falls cemetery and Stitt street, though improvements to the system are planned.
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Wabash Ind
Wabash
Wabash Valley Traction Company
J. Levering Jones
Falls Cemetery
Stitt Street
Central Avenue Bazaar and Chicken Dinner Set Next Week
The annual bazaar and chicken dinner of the Central Avenue Reformed Church on Twenty-first Street and Central Avenue will be held next week December 3 in the church dining hall. Fancy work household needs and aprons will be sold at booths with proceeds to reduce the church debt.
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Central Avenue
Central Avenue Reformed Church
Twenty-first Street
Makewell Lung Inhaler Promises Cure for Consumption
An advertisement claims 200000 deaths yearly from consumption and promotes the Makewell Lung Inhaler as a preventive and curative treatment. It asserts inhalation reaches the lungs, cures ulcerated tissue, and kills tubercular germs, urging readers to order a free information book and trial, with address at 435 State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makewell Lung
Makewell Aie“Wot Co
Léte- Bido
Rival doctors clash over antitoxin in McAlester case
A unique medical legal clash unfolds in Oklahoma as rival doctors contend over antitoxin delivery for a diphtheria case. A livery boy transported the antidote, a rival physician later accuses the messenger of perjury while a second child dies, prompting damages claims.
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M'Alester
Okla
Phraician
McAlester
City Births Deaths and Marriages Record Mix
City births list multiple couples with addresses and newborns. Deaths note several residents with causes including arteriosclerosis broncho pneumonia cerebral hemorrhage and tuberculosis. Marriage licenses show numerous pairings across varied streets and names in a dense public notice page.
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Mary A. Lockwood
Dorothy May Payne
Adelaide Street
Lucinda Shaw
Louisiana Street
Lydia M. Pratt
Delaware Street
Mattie M. Weels
Highland Place
Philip Herth
Davidson Street
Caroline Kamps
Kansas Street
Virginia R. Mott
W. Twenty-seventh Street
Lottie C. Webster
Harlan Street
Nellie Riley
New Jersey Street
Albert A. Dallas
Mary E. Hasty
Abijah E. Dorsett
Beiva Butler
Charles E. King
Asteil A. Durbon
Cam Alexander
Nina Nexander
John H. Heckman
Eme A. Cross
William G. Murray
Aarne B. Krooks
Samuel A. Coyner
Charlies Franklin
Charles M. Anderson
Mabel E. Shepherd
Roscoe Garrett
Mabel C. Helles Merle A. Marlowe
Francis M. Graf
Otto A. Janitz
Ida HE. A. Treiking
Charles N. Miller
Matis M. Kar
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Blooms
Washington St
Court House
Hamilton
Connersville
Rushville
D.catur Home
Bloomingdale
ST. Louis
Pibiay
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Trac. Co
Frankfort
Clover Leaf Ry
Inewt
St Louis
Clover Leaf
Hodt Brates
A. B. Meyer & Co
Pocahontas
Blossburg
Stubbins Hotel
S. Illinois St
S. A. Tarney
Apburn, Ind
Herbert Parsons
Speaker Cannon
Tammany Hall
Joe
John E. Parsons
Henry O. Havemeyer
Alice Gilbert
Empire
Chicago
VIA
SN Hiisels St. Claypool Hotel
Union Station
F. E. Hine
United States
Raat Gilbert
Watson
George and
Rose Herbert
Union Street
Charles and
Mary Letzinger
E. Eleventh Street
Gilbert L
Ida Hart
Williama Street
Wiliam and
Amelia F. Johnson
Deloss Street
Francis M
Henrietta Corya
Meridian Street
Leo and
Ada Henderson
W. Market Street
S Wilhiam B. Harrison
Sidney D. Wells
Robingona
Anna C. V. Moore
Edward Fischer
Edna Goldberg
Edward Schilling
Rosalind C. Strebel
Harley G. Hook
Berta C. Hiles
Charles H. Bird
Edna M. Lenman
Albert Hutchins
Anna Sackman
John T. Duffy
Hazel Pierce
Herman A. C. Magnuson
Minale A. A. Mall
Elmer E. Clary
Barbara A. Megnuson
William R. Cox
Maybelle Hunter
Thomas A. Willkeff
Emma Douney
J.A. Repass
Lemcke Bidg
Indianapots, Inc
Indianapolis Gas CO
Hartmann
Indiatapoli
Mass. Ave
French Steam Dye Works
South Dimete St. Mehes
the Star
Walter Ehlers Fxowszs
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