Expansive Grin of Cupid Marks Thanksgiving Weddings
A holiday period sparks a wave of marriages in the city. Numerous ceremonies unfold Wednesday and Thursday with Rev. Alan Philpult and Rev. Charles Tagley officiating. Notable unions include Melntyre Cropper and Ennis Melntyre with several relatives and guests traveling from multiple states to attend. Each couple plans to reside locally after their ceremonies and receptions.
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MelIntyre-Cropper
Zerel Cropper
James Cropper
Gale St
Beeame
Ennis McIntyre
Alan Philpult
Ethel McIntyre
George Brecount
Ja Rock
Ennis Melntyre Wa
N. Gale
Nathan Melntyre
Columbus
Ind
M. Thompson
New Albany
Inth
J. Smith
Springfield
Wilbur Thompson
Columbus, O
E. E. Maheny
Earth Burnett
Denver
Cols
Delulmeyer
Chisano
Frank Fitzle
William. Nivols
Bailefontaine
George Wills
New York City
Maud Wilson
Fred Koatka
Grand Haplda
Mich
Prior Carter
Hazel Kerr Carter
W. F. Carter
J. Augustus Ker
N. Ill Nolest
Rome
Charles ‘Tagley
Joseph Schaub
Mire
Prior
Chicago
Elwood Garter
Plainfield
India
Charles A. Paine
Louteville
Mina Hazel Vandenbark
Misa Mayme Martindale
Knightatown
Dad
Grand Opera House Thanksgiving Show Delights Crowds
The Mine hill ot the Grand opera house presents the Orpheum Show billed as the perfect vaudeville entertainment. A cosmopolitan crowd gathers for Thanksgiving, with promises of an excellent bill that pleased audiences all week. National Restaurant offers a Thanksgiving dinner from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 48 Circle.
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Mine Hill
Grand Opera House
Orpheum
Evrywhere
Standing Ronk
National
Will Lee
Local Jottings Reflect Quiet City Affairs
Local items note Captain Osborn guiding to Confederate graves at Crown Hill and veterans scenes. Judge Pritchard and Judge Alford on friendly terms while tensions in court mix with a turkey dinner. Sheriff Sourbler feeds deputies, Captain Calvert shares art interest, and marriage license clerk Berner linked to Thanksgiving plans. Prose includes protests of rival justices of the peace, a prairie chicken trip by Clyde Smith, a reflected wedding space, and a resignation from the traction syndicate.
Caught by cave in traps worker near Prospect Street
William Murray was pinned by earth for about thirty minutes when a trench along Prospect Street near the Big Four railroad caved in. Murray and several workmen were clearing the line. He was rescued by his colleagues and found to be only slightly injured.
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William Murray
Murray
Prospect St
Lit
Caruso Triumph at Metropolitan in La Boheme Debut
New York November 79 A Thanksgiving spirit filled the Metropolitan Opera House as Caruso's vindication drew cheers from Italian fans and general applause. His La Boheme debut drew a great reception with three claps and bravas matching the standing ovation given after the curtain rose. The police court had fined a monkey house epiaude ten dollars, but the audience declared Caruso innocent with overwhelming acclaim.
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New York
Jay
Metropolitan Opera House
Cartyo
Metropolitan
Caruso
la Boheme
Monkey House Epiaude
Zeimbrich
Biasen
President Spencer and others killed in wreck
Nine dead and one seriously injured in a southern railroad wreck near Dellatin Washington. President Spencer died when his body burned after the collision. An operator allegedly blundered causing the crash that claimed passengers including director Phillp Schuyler and other prominent men.
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Dellatin
Washington
Phillp
Schuyler
Halthmére ,& Olly Railway
Arencer
Garriby
Cullister
Death of 8 year old from heart failure in street fall
W. D. Mesler aged 8 of 2202 N Delas Wirest suffered heart trouble and fell unconscious after boarding a streetcar at Delaware and Ofesin. He died shortly after at Dr. Wagner's office. Autopsy by Deputy Coroner Dr. J. Frank Robertson found death due to heart failure. Mesler worked for Smith, Gray & Co Jewelers. survived by widow with two sons. The incident began with a fall on the rear platform after asking the conductor for a transfer.
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W. D. Mealer
N. Delas
Cotum
Wlu-ave
Delaware
Ofesin
Efe Wsa
Wagner
Mesler
Frank Stobertson
Wask
Local man shot and killed near Burlington Kansas
Saeola Read, described as one of the oldest settlers in the community, was shot and killed at his home four miles southeast of Burlington yesterday. His wife claims self defense. The case is under investigation as authorities sort facts surrounding the deadly shooting.
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Saeola
Burlington
Kas
N. Read
Rest-De Vnse
Murderer Used a Stove Poker in Long Brawl
Barney Osborn was arrested for killing John Bayse in a feud over change. Bayse, 33, died Thursday from a skull fracture inflicted with a poker after a quarrel sparked by a 40 cent dispute. The men lived at 123 W Market and Bayse sought help at his mother in law’s home.
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John Basse
Barney Osborn
Bayse
Osborn
W. Market St
Nancy Wilson
Si W. S
Washington St
Woman Mistakes Body for Husband in Park Death
A man found dead by his own hand near a baseball park Wednesday morning was later identified as civil war veteran Withama Winkleman. Mrs Chariva Durant initially said the body was her husband, but later admitted the error after comparing to Winkleman, who had been away since Tuesday afternoon. The body was turned over to Undertaker A J Luuck.
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Tency
Chariva Durant
Mr. Durant
Withama Winkleman
Washington-st
Charles Suetkims
Winkleman
Corrigan
A. J. Luuck
Shine
Schlangen
Osborn
Tobacco Trust Buys Burley at Higher Price
A Lexington report notes the tobacco trust offers 14 cents for stripped burley, double last year’s 7 cents. A Burley Tobacco association member estimates the campaign against the trust will bring the farmers of many Kentucky counties about 40,000 dollars. Nearly every burley company will be represented by fare delegations at the Winchester tobacco convention on Monday.
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Teen
Train collision near Lawyers Va reports deaths and injuries
A late night trip ended with No. 27 rear ending No. 3 after a block signal error. President Samuel Spencer of Southern Railway and Watt Davis reportedly killed. Several others seriously hurt as repairs delayed the line near Lawyers.
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Scrippe-MeRing Presa Association
Washington
Southern Railway
Samuel Spencer
Lawyers
Southern Railway Company
Spencer
Tt9
Watt Davis
Southern Telegrap Wers
President Busy as Army Navy Game Attendance Drops
Washington November reports indicate the president and top officials will skip the annual Army versus Navy game in Philadelphia. Taft and Bonaparte focus on duties, with family and invited aides occupying boxes as the ceremony proceeds without the key cabinet members present.
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Scrippe-McHae Prene Amoctation
Washington
Secretary of War
Secretary of Navy
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Taft
Secretary of the Navy
Bonaparte
Secretary of Commerce
Labor
SPORTLETTES Emblems mark Cubs season and league ties
The item notes a new Cubs emblem for next season shaped like a baseball to honor the 110 wins and league championship claim. It mentions color design choices avoiding white, and references several sports and public figures, including Murphy and Tanoltz, with scattered historic mentions.
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Casey
Treshient Murphy
Cubs
Champlona
Murphy
Col Mann Trial Set For December 12 In Perjury Case
New York November 9 The trial date for Col William D Mann editor of Town Topless on perjury charges has been fixed for December 12. A panel of 200 talesmen will be drawn to form the jury for the case connected to the Hapgood trial and alleged violation of justice.
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Scripor McNae
Irene Association
New York
Col
William D. Mann
Town Topless
Nim
Norman Hapgood
Justice Devel
Milwaukee hero Ute girl praised by mayor for rescue
A Ute girl from Milwaukee, Wthel Pine, saved someone from drowning and will be honored with a reward and a public dinner this week, after her brave act. Various local merchants advertise services and products while a plea for help ads run in the same publication.
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Milwaukee
Wthel Pine
Beckham
Coach Blogg Opposes Reform Rules Limiting College Football
Special to The 5 Chicago reports University of Chicago coach A A Blogg criticizing proposed reform measures in conference and American Football rules. He labels many reforms unjust yet believes playing rules should stay intact and plans to speak at the Auditorium Annex and later before the rules committee. Brung and other college authorities challenge purity rules restricting schedules and year-of-eligibility impacting five- and four-year players.
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Chicago
American Football Committee
A.A. Blogg
Stage
Nibler
Brung
Callegen
Rev Hunt Named in Divorce Case
The co respondent in the sensational Magsett divorce of Wistington is Rev E Lawrence Hunt, formerly a clergyman of Washington. Mr Rosset alleges Hunt met and made love to his wife at Avante.
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E Lawrence Hunt
Wistington
E. Lawrency Hunt
Foemerie
Washington
Rosset
Hey
Hunt
Avante
Prominent Men in Land Fraud Indicted in Utah Probe
Special to The Sus Salt Lake City Utah Nov 3 Federal grand jury indictments loom after startling testimony by Michiel Myendorff government agent who exposed coal land frauds. He named Senators Wattenam Wyoming Senator Clark Commissioner Richards Pollock and others. Allegations include bribe attempts to halt investigations and destruction of affidavits. Witnesses describe dummy transfers and payments to sign powers of attorney used to claim coal lands.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Michiel Myen-docft
Edward E. Clark
Thal Interstate Commerce Commission
Michael Myendorff
London
Portland
Watten
Crak Fuel Emp
Gould Corporation
George F Pollock
Department
Interior Department
Tour
Union Puebtie Coal Company
Myendorffs
Éniries
Clark
Aix
H.C. Wile Hama
Wah Biet Com
Myengorsha
Union
Denver
Cifford
Prestic
Attayite
Linda
Wyoming
Netitloys
Myendorf
State 10 Probe Orphanage Case Opens Inquiry Near Bridgeport
The Pentecost Band backed orphanage near Bridgeport faces a board of charities inquiry after unresolved charges against the management. Jude George W. Stubbs of the Juvenile Court seeks a thorough investigation. no arrests were made. A girl testified about a room incident with Superintendent Mr Bula, denying wrongdoing while defending his conduct.
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Orphans’ Home
Bridgeport
Pentecost Band
Jude George W. Stubbs
State Board of Charities
George Rel
Schmitz Returns to City After Arrest Charge
Schmitz, detained on extortion charges after a truck stop incident, arrived in the city at midnight to a sparse ferry crowd. He spoke from Dreamland amid rain, proclaiming innocence and inviting vindication. A deputy sheriff stood by as a formal arrest seemed only nominal.
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Scrippe-WeRne Preas Assocs
Francisco
Wene Schmitz
This Ciy
Dreamland
peroNs
Explosion devastates Annen. hundreds feared dead
A massive explosion near Annen seven miles southwest of Dortmund Germany kills about 300 residents. Rescue work faces great danger as further explosions are feared and surrounding towns report widespread destruction.
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Serti pe-Victine Preas Association
Dortmund
Germany
Nor. B
Annen
Here
Dhoy
Amenia
Pante
Children and Thanksgiving Day Lessons in Brong School
In New York on November 9 a Brong School class debated why the president appoints a day for Thanksgiving. Students offered playful answers about turkeys, Columbus, Puritans, and party politics, with a final reflection on giving thanks for the year’s blessings.
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Rerippa-MeHne Preen Assectation
New York
Brong School
Turkey
Columbus
Armagl
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