Wedding Gifts Ownership Trial in Providence Court
In Providence, a suit over wedding gifts asks who owns presents Moss gave to his wife Nina Bass Moss. Testimony shows gifts at issue were sent to the bride and valued around 80 dollars. Judge Feely notes ownership rests with the donor’s intended recipient and rules for the defendants after Moss failed to demand return from Mrs Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
William H.moss
Nina Bass Moss
Moss
Bass
Charlie H. McFee
Mossanu
Feely
Gay
Jar
Mob Leaders at Vincennes to be Arrested
Vincennes Indiana November 27 Sept Scott of the Providence mine has filed warrants for the arrest of a dozen miners involved in the recent attack on his property. One miner said the move will be Scott s death warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Scott
Providence
Dedication Invites For New Washington School
The school board superintendent principal and teachers invite the public to the dedication of the new Washington school on Sheldon street. The event is set for Thursday morning at 9:30 with appropriate exercises planned.
Blessed Mayor Bookwalter Praised For Smoke Nuisance Action
A letter signed Observer praises Mayor Bookwalter for reducing smoke nuisance and urges tackling chimneys of the institute for the blind and a new apartment house on Pennsylvania Street. Indianapolis chair company and Nichols-Sxrull candy company inform Building Inspector Bartel they plan to serve consumers soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Observer
Institute For the Blind
Pennsylvania St
Institute
Indianapolis Chair Company
Nichols-Sxrull Candy Company
Bartel
Robbery Hits Theodore Dietrich Fur Store in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on Tuesday the Theodore Dietrich fur store at 120 West Fourth Street was robbed. A heavy boulder smashed the front window and about 30 fur pieces were scattered. 24 pieces valued at 723.25 dollars were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, CO
Theodore Dietrich
Fourth St
Young Girls Flocked to Bonine Trial in Morbid Curiosity
Washington observers note a large proportion of eager attendees were girls aged 16 to 20 drawn by morbid curiosity. Clerk Mr Robinson reports all admission tickets issued and describes stacked rain checks and color coded daily passes for reentry, signaling heightened anticipation for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robinson
Elopement After Farewell Dinner Precedes Plymouth BridetoBe Marriage
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on November 27 Astocia Lumber of Plymouth eloped with John Solan the best man after a farewell dinner for her marriage to Adam Zeski Zeski pursued them to separate the couple and had the bride arrested for perjury but she secured bail and wed Solan within half an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Adam Zeski
Astocia Lumber
Plymouth
John Solan
Zeski
Solan
Prophecy Fulfilled Ends Life of Old Slave Woman
True to her prophecy, Mary Taylor a former slave believed to be a centenarian died after predicting three weeks ago she would pass soon. She was buried Tuesday in Spring Valley with two clergy and many church members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
N. Y
Mary Taylor
Trial Pits Mrs Bonine in Murder Case at Washington
Little progress has been made by the government in proving Mrs Bonine murdered James Ayres. Testimony so far lacks essential elements for conviction, though prior confessions note Ayres died during a struggle over a revolver he had threatened her with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judge Attacked by Angry Mob in Tulsa Territory Case
An angry mob in Roff Indian Territory roughs up Federal Judge Denee after a court frees a black man who stabbed a white man. The incident follows the judge's courtroom decision and a young man linked to the stabbing attacked him as he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Denee
Roff
I. T
Millionaire Ordered to Take a Bath in New York City
In Binghamton Nelson Burr a major property owner was forced by the board of health to bathe and buy new clothes. He complied claiming the bath and clothes were taken though he refuses to wear the garments. He lives alone in a cluttered brick block among old furniture and even includes a coffin and gravestone among the oddities. Rev R V Hunter of the Seventh Presbyterian church is sought by the Central Presbyterian church of Buffalo to decide his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton, N. Y
Nelson Burr
Burr Loes
R. V. Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church of
Buffalo
N. Y
Women’s Home Missionary Society Annual Meeting in Indianapolis
The Indiana conference 여성 home missionary society met at Central Avenue M E Church. Six auxiliaries were formed and Indianapolis auxiliaries totaled 590 members. Receipts reached 2054 dollars and 23 cents with a small treasury balance. Dr Halstead expected 50000 dollars for a hospital building fund by next year. Delegates subscribed 15 dollars. A hospital day was set for February 16 across Methodist churches in Indiana to raise hospital funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central-ave. M. E. Church
Indianapolis
Halstead
M. E. Hospital
Indiana
Country Editor Life Labeled A Grim Yet Comic Burden
Isaac J. Brown criticizes country publishers in an editorial that mocks the rough reality of rural journalism. He warns editors to avoid the “skunk-hide shoes” of the trade, noting long hours, ad troubles, and irate customers while lampooning the passion and peril of the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Isaac J. Brown
Columbus Republican
Nick Carter
Governors and unions in a shifting political scene
Governor Hunt of Idaho plans aid against the railway combine while unionization efforts advance among miners in Virginia and West Virginia. A Presbyterian committee for revision of the confession of faith convenes in Washington on Wednesday. John E. Connor of West Superior seeks to recover a $3,000,000 Canadian estate centering on the Guelph town site. Peter Riley, 77, gets a one year sentence in Moundsville for impersonation and pension fraud. John McCormick returns to Michigan after a mysterious disappearance. Burglars assault Merchant John Lemon without extracting his money. Florence Ann Yates, a Cincinnati girl, dies by suicide amid romantic heartbreak tests. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup touts cure for sore throat at 25 cents. Bennett’s formal photos advertise 36 E Wash. Dr W J Craig veterinary services advertise dog care.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Presbyterian Committee For
Washington
John E. Connor
West Superior
Wis
Canada
Guelph
Midland County
Michigan
Indiana Dental College and teething remedies ad
Indiana Dental College on Delaware and Chiosis treats patients 8 a m to 5 p m for all dental work. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething children at twenty five cents a bottle. Rooms for all available at 123 125 E Ghost with two phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Cor
Delaware and Chiosis
SUN
E. Ghiost
Thanksgiving Day Rates on Via C He and D Railway
Thanksgiving Day rates set at one and one third fare for travel within 150 miles. Tickets sold November 27 and 28 with final return limit November 29. Similar reduced rates offered to students during vacation on proper certificate.
Escapee from Central Infirmary Captured Near Ben Davis
Wm Marquette, an inmate at the Central Insane Hospital, who escaped Monday night, was recaptured near Ben Davis on Tuesday. He had been admitted from Dearborn County nearly three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Marquette
Central Insane Hospital
Ben Davis
Dearborn County
Deed Recorded for Washington Street Property Transfer
A deed was registered in the recorder's office on Monday conveying the property on the north side of Washington Street four doors east of Illinois from Samuel Raul to George Dickson for 47500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Office
Washington St
Illinois
Samuel Raul
George Dickson
Central Telephone Company stock sale listed
An Indiana incorporated entity in Putnam county Russell township offers stock valued at 380 dollars. The notice mentions Central Telephone Company and references stock details under local corporate filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Central Telephone Company
Russell Township
Putnam County
Ital
Tonka Talpa Soap Promoted for Infant Skin Care
An advertisement extols Tonka Talpa Soap as the best and safest product for infants. It claims all forms of infantile skin affections are soothed and promptly healed by its use, declaring the soap absolutely safe.
THE SUN PROMISES ALL YOU SEEK ON PAGES SIX AND SEVEN
A bold promo for THE SUN highlights abundant content across pages six and seven. It promises readers will find every line item, feature, and story they desire within those sections. The teaser emphasizes breadth and accessibility of material for all interests.
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SUN
Thanksgiving Day Rates Via Motion Route Travel Card
Rates are listed for Via Motion Route travel within 150 miles. Tickets go on sale Nov 27 and 28 with a final return limit on Nov 29. Similar rates apply for comparable trips and dates.
Real Estate Bargains Highlighted in The Sun
The Sun features a selection of real estate bargains across its pages 6 and 7. Listings showcase properties with attractive prices, inviting buyers to explore available options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
SUN
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets offer rational digestion relief
The article critiques overhyped patent remedies and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a single claim radical cure for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. It explains the tablets digest wholesome food, rest the stomach, and improve digestion without dieting, with benefits extending to the blood nerves and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
High Winds and High Balls in Indianapolis
Weather shifts spark observations from Dr. A W Brayton on how climate shapes temperament and drinking, noting cold days raise poverty and hunger while winds aid saloon keepers. He links harsher weather to more arrests and more booze, framing high winds and high balls as a local pattern in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brayton
United States
Indianapolis
Cincinnati and Return Four Forty Train Fare
Cincinnati and return fare four dollars and forty cents. Dayton and return same. Via Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway. Tickets sold November 27 with final return limit November 29. Six first class trains on fast schedules daily.
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Dayton
C., H. & D. Railway
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Otto Sverdrup
Nansen
FRAM
F. Nansen
Sverdrup
Greenland
Aving
Rhode Island
Fin
IMEI
Texas
Millionaire
Ccumby
Niague
Honolulu
Hunt
Idaho
Frost
John Lemon
Florence Ann Yates
Cincinnati
Bennett
E. Wash
W. 3. Craig
Wood
Indiana Dental College
C., He. &D. Railway
Tonka
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Hime
Ruppert
Face Eleacht
Mme. A. Ruppert’s
Race
Islead
Mme. Ruppert
Mme. A. Ruppert
Davol Medicine CO
San Francisco
Cal
Sloan Drug CO
West Washington Street
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