Rand School of Social Science Opens in New York
A new Rand School of Social Science opens in a brownstone in New York City attracting many young men and women. The institution promotes socialism with daily lectures by prominent figures including Franklin Gildersleeve and Charles A. Beard of Columbia University and Charlotte Perkins Gilman among others.
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Slage
Carrie Rand
Congregational
Towa College
Rand
Heins
Franklin 2. Glidinga
Charles A. Beard
Columbia University
Mr& Charette Perkins Gilman
Tilden Sempers
Eden of the Perrine Ranch in Idaho’s Remote Valley
Sperial to The Sun from Idaho details Perrine of Blue Tate who built a desert ranch with a brack water flow, planted an orchard among volcanic boulders, and survived perilous trails to transport fruit. He earned Paris and Omaha medals and lives 37 years in a dramatic Eden, facing rugged cliffs and a 860 foot drop on the route to Boise.
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Idahe
Idate
Drigailon
Ll B. Perrine
Blue Tate
Perrine
Paris
Qmaha
Buf
Portland
St. Louis
Toixhn
Tr Sen
Fin
Leanie Cliffs
Truie
Bla
Harriman
Porrine
Perrine Pointete
Tr Onde
Boise
Perring Ranch
Cuban Village Struck by Storm Claims Local Losses
A Cuban village reports storm casualties with families displaced and property damaged. Mrs. A. Letad and two children perished in a tornado near Coden. The Pemiey family recently moved in. Hazen and a local farmer are noted among affected residents.
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Spee
Supeetos
A. le Tad
Caidren Pere
Coden
Abeja
Pemiey
Hazen
Slater
Wreck at Chicago Leaves Many Hurt in Fog
In Chicago a star train collided with a dummy car on Fifty fifth street during heavy fog. Charles Lis man was fatally injured and one man was killed others injured as the accident disrupted the Chicago and Grand Trunk line.
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Scripps-McHae Preux Asaoelagien
Chicago
Fatatty
Ted
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Fifty-fifth-st
Charles Lissman
Ife
Weavis
Assault report near Mickleyville prompts search
Henry Fling reports his wife assaulted by a negro near Mickleyville on One W Morris road. She was struck on the head with a bottle and seriously injured. Sheriff Sourbier and deputies led a search of armed farmers while a prowler fled.
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Henry Fling
Mickleyville
W. Morris-at. Road
Edward Sourhier
Fling
Fune
Peace is like a poultice says no general strike
The piece notes no nationwide walkout by the Mine Workers' organization despite wage disputes. It cites about 000 miners affected across states with mine closures, and local actions in West Virginia, Kentucky, British Columbia, and Pennsylvania over union recognition and pay.
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Incheare
Opera Atnré
Pan Handle
West Virginia
Pittsburg Glass Company
Charteroland
Fort McRae ship losses rumor unsettled
A dubious report claims 100 soldiers drowned at Fort McRae when a hurricane struck Pensacola and flooded officers and families in the waters. The War Department in Washington has no confirmation of any losses though a mobile special reports damage estimates at the fort.
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Mobile
Scrippe-XeRae Preas Association
Ft. McRae
Pannacola
Cers
McRae
Washington
War Department
Ft. McRagax
Mobily
Admitted 3 Grimes Burglar Pleads Guilty
George Cousins a Negro burglar pleaded guilty in criminal court on Tuesday to stealing 280 dollars worth of goods from Louis Keene, 435 dollars from John Carey, and items from William Elder. He was sentenced to the penitentiary for a term of two to fourteen years.
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George Cousins
Louis Keene
John Carey
William Elder
Indian Gold Mine Owner Hanged By His Own Chain
SPOKANE WASLER 1 Steane bled to death by a chain of solid gold from his own mine near Calderoe Idaho. The coroner ruled strangulation from a fall while intoxicated. The dead man, Sampson, rode into Lewiston for 25 years exchanging gold nuggets for cash, never revealing the mine’s source. His wealth drew white and native interest as miners chased clues to a legendary vault. He was about 85, a heavy chain around his neck, and the secret mine likely remains hidden.
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Spokane
Dick Bampoon
Lewisum
Idaho
Calderoe
Sampson
Lewiston
Tt Indy
Lauer
Tobare
Dold Sampson
No Wedding Bells Denial From Staley and Ruddick
J J Staley Walter A Ruddick Mrs Ida L Munselle and Miss Sybil Munselle deny Monday report of a double wedding as false they say a practical joker conceived the tale. The couple feasted with family at the Northern cafe Sunday night and the rumor spread to the press in good faith by unsuspecting persons.
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J. J. Staley
Walter A. Ruddick
Ida L. Munselle
Sybil Munselle
Knights and Ladies Honor lodge opens with 20 delegates
The grand lodge of Knights and Ladies at Honor opened at Pennsylvania street. Mayor Beckwallop spoke at 10 o'clock. Twenty delegates and many visitors attended. Officers and three representatives to the supreme lodge were to be elected Tuesday. B Harris of Evansville was likely to succeed himself as grand protector amid a two year membership gain.
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Grand Lodge of Knights and Ladies At Honor
Tweedey
Pennsylvania
Alayor Beckwallop
Segaion
Private Indianapolis Water Board Meeting Sparks Rate Debate
A Sanneked representative attended a private Board of Public Works session with Indianapolis Water Company officials. The closed meeting discussed doubled rates alleged for customers drawing exhaust water to sewers. City law raises questions about rate approval and no agreement was reached. another session will be scheduled.
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Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Water Company
Llyned Water Company
Board of Publi Works
Bookwalter
Water Company
Te Company
Matenn
Jeter
Rathbone Sisters hold first session in Roberts Park church
The Rathbone Sisters temple met in Roberts Park church Tuesday morning under Grand Chief Mrs Dorin Herthey. The Knightstown temple will exemplify degrees in Tomlinson Hall Tuesday. Closing sessions follow Wednesday. Mrs Laura Bunclair of Watertown will succeed Mrs Fersney as grand chief. There are 33 temples in the state with about 3,01 members and six members attend the grand temple. Officers to be elected Tuesday afternoon.
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Rathbone Sisters
Grand Temple of
Roberts Park Church
Emer
Mra
Dorin Herthey
Knightstown
Tomlinson Hall
Laura Bunclair
Watertoo
Will McCeed
Fersney
Earthquake Toll and Aftermath in Chile
Early reports rise in Chile earthquake casualties with Valparaiso and Santiago hardest hit. The tally shows hundreds killed or injured, thousands homeless, and relief efforts mobilized as fires and collapsed buildings complicate rescue.
October the Beautiful Healthful Month Promotes Cold Prevention
An old-fashioned notice extols October as a healthful month despite chilly evenings. It warns that many catch colds at night due to insufficient clothing and improper covering. The ad promotes Peruna as a convenient remedy to mitigate cold symptoms when exposure occurs.
Knights in Session Back Garbage Men
The Knights of Pythias report a large, impressive grand lodge session with 1000 members present and strong leadership contest for grand outer guard and grand trustee posts. Financials show assets near 1.8 million, with substantial cash, investments, and real estate. service talks address Indianapolis sanitation contracts and garbage collection within city limits.
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Knights of Pythias
Order
New
Grand Lodge
Grand Outer Guard
Lee Barsnett
Danville
Crate D. Bowen
Indianapolis
Charles L. Lancaster
Columbia City
William A. Morns
Frankfort
Himelf
Charles A. Holm
Attica
Knighte
Pythian
Feven
Salas
Indget
Careful Doctor and the Grape-Nuts Recovery Tale
A patient describes severe gastritis leading to near starvation. A seasonal cottage doctor advised Grape-Nuts, allowing small initial portions then full meals. After a year on Grape-Nuts the patient gained strength, color returned, memory improved, and weight increased to 153 pounds, with family astonishment.
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Mena
Bob
Eutorlad
Seshy
Trong
Postum
Last Balloon Alights Near Sandringham Hall
London reports C B Rolle in the Britannia balloon ends the contest by alighting near King Edward’s residence Sandringham Hall in Mortolie. The final map for the race may be heard from, with Scrippe McRae Association noted in the dispatch.
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Scrippe-McRae Prea ® Association
London
C. B Rolle
King Edeants Reatdence
Sandringham Hall
Mortolie
Fire destroys shops at Western & Atlantic railroad
A blaze last night gutted the working department shops of the Western & Atlantic railroad in Atlanta. Officials report a loss of about 150000 dollars, with extensive damage to equipment and materials. No injuries were announced.
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Atlanta
Get
Wrog
Western & Auattle
HMO
Store Robbery Report In Peru Details Loss
A Peru store was robbed on October 2, with Harron and Mekl credited as suspects. The Postmaster William Allen reported losses totaling $90 in cash and 100 in stamps. Authorities pursue leads as investigations continue.
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Peru
Tad
Harron & Meklwalh
William Allen
Wednesday October 3 1906 birthday forecast warns of troubles
For Wednesday Oct 3 1906 the reading warns of annoyances and losses in business, advises care with money and health, notes a 1906 child born that day will not prosper and may suffer from false friends. Pilots CUED IN 6 TO 4 BAW. FazO ointment claims cure for itch and skin ills.
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