Dover homicide yields tentative match to Jose Coe
Detectives Chauncy Manning and G A Petersdorf reported uncertainty late Wednesday about whether a black man killed in Dover Indiana a week earlier was Jose Coe the suspected slayer of Patrolman Charles Russell. Authorities planned to exhume the body for positive identification and to compare with Coe's photographs as the case continues.
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Chauncy Manning
Toner G. A. Petersdorf
Dover
Jose Coa
Chas. Russell
Tennessee
Coe
New foreign postage rate takes effect
Washington October 2 The new foreign postal rate became effective yesterday Foreign postage will be five cents for the first ounce and three cents for each additional ounce Canada Mexico and Cuba retain domestic two cents per ounce rate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Mrs Charles ds of Selma dies in Ohio ironing accident
Special to The Sum Marys Ohio October 2 Mrs Charles ds of Selma Indiana dies in this city from burns after her skirt caught on a hot plate while ironing her husband in Selma Ind. her son in this city was injured by the same incident.
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Mary's, O
Charles Ds
Selma
Ind
Digestive health with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim
An advertisement argues heavy meals reveal dyspepsia and urges testing for stomach weakness. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, scientific digestion aid with natural ingredients. The copy invites readers to request a free temple package or a sample and to consult physicians or druggists.
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Stuart
United States
Brilliant church wedding. Tucker and Durand marry
Miss Eleanor Eggelston Tucker, daughter of Mrs Hannibal Smith Tucker, wed Elliott Durand of Chicago at Second Presbyterian in Indianapolis. The ceremony featured ornate floral décor, Lohengrin march, and a reception at the bride’s home. Guests from out of town included Miss Grace Grant and Miss Nell Worman among many. the couple will reside at 5435 Cornell Ave Chicago.
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Eleanor Eggelston Tucker
Hannibal Smith Tucker
Elliott Durand
Chicago
Second Presbyterian Church
Owen Davies Odell
Indianapolis
Charles Hansen
Nell Worman
Troy
Jessie Epps
Marie Starr
Hazel Spellman
Thomas Walters
Amos Allen
Heath Wood
Warren Wood
Grace Grant
Springfield
Ill
Tucker
Albert Richard Kohlmann
Eugene Durand
Grieg
Liberty
Miss Grant
Directoire
Durand-Tucker
Nellie Worman
Theodore Walters
Ernest Heath
Hazel Heath
Arthur Heath
Ohn Wood
Miss Jessie Anderson to Wed H Lawrence Price in Tabernacle
Miss Jessie Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Anderson will marry H Lawrence Price Wednesday at 8 30 pm in the Tabernacle church with Dr McPherson officiating. The church will be decorated with greenery and white and candlelight will illuminate the ceremony. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside at home afterward. A home coming reception for returning Congregation members follows at Second Presbyterian church parlors with smilax and goldenrod decor. Light refreshments, vocal and organ entertainment are planned with hosting duties by Mrs Whallon Mrs Douche Mrs Finch Mrs Spann and Mrs Hendrickson.
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Opal Garland
Ira Garland
Frederick Duncan
David Remler
Herbert Knight
Lee T. White
Raymond H. Perison
Jessie Stake
Bonnie Wells
Harry Henning
E. Gorman
Greenville
Jessie Anderson
W. O. Anderson
H. Lawrence Price
Tabernacle Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Whallon
Douche
Hansen
Finch
Spann
Hendrickson
Reception for Plymouth church members by Rev and Mrs Blunt
Rev and Mrs Harry Blunt host a reception for Plymouth church congregation. Afternoon session Friday from 3 to 5 and evening session 8 to 10 for members and attendees.
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Harry Blunt
Plymouth Church
Marriage of Mercedes St Clercyy and Leonard A Quill in Cincinnati
Miss Mercedes St Clercyy daughter of Mrs Julia St Clergy wed Leonard A Quill Sunday in Cincinnati. The ceremony united two families and was reported in local society notes.
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Mercedes St. Clercyy
Julia St. Clergy
Leonard A. Quill
Cincinnati
German House Society Card Party Planned Saturday
The Woman's society of the German house will host a regular card party Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Kipp as hostess and assistants Miss Charlotte Hermann Miss Adeline Branham and Miss Anna Kettenman. Invitations were issued for Edith Jameson Adams and William Dillon Hacker’s Oct 16 wedding at First Baptist church with a reception to follow. Caroline Scott Chapter D A R elected delegates to the state conference at Bloomington with Mrs Caleb Denny named regent. Mrs S D Pierson hosted a luncheon and card party for her daughter Mrs Frank Gainousville Kentucky Wednesday.
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E. C. Atkins
Indianapolis
the Daughters of the American Revolution
N. Meridianst
Bloomington
German House Society
Woman's Society of the
German House
Robert Kipp
Charlotte Hermann
Adeline Branham
Anna Kettman
Henry C. Adams
Edith Jameson Adams
William Dillon Hacker
First Baptist Church
Caroline Scott
Caleb Denny
Caleb
Denny
Rascoe Hawking
Gaines
Supreme Court Term Set to Rule on Rail Rate Law
The upcoming eight month session will tackle Hepburn railway rate law constitutionality with cases from North Carolina on state rights and the Johnson lynching appeal. Key matters include Standard Oil fine legality, livestock transport rates, and a Georgia utility taxation challenge.
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Washington
Dooley
Supreme Court
Foraker
North Carolina
Bryan
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
United States
Judge Land
Standard Oil Company
Alton
Chattanooga
J. D. Maher
Ed Johnson
Hvestock
Cass
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cure for Catarrh Recipe Promoted by Authority
A noted authority advises home treatment to prevent and relieve catarrh and related ailments. The simple prescription blends Fluid Extract of Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at night, with warnings to keep feet dry and dress warmly for season-long relief.
Mrs Wallace of Ben Hur fame dies at Crawfordsville
Susan E. Wallace widow of General Lew Wallace died at her Crawfordsville home after a three week illness. She would have been 76 next Christmas. Burial Friday at Oak Hill cemetery beside her husband. She was a modest writer and contributor to magazines, and she supported her husband’s worldwide renown.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Susan E. Wallace
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Wallace
Magaines
Gen. Wallace
Six-Day Walking Match Arranged in Cincinnati
Negotiations opened for a six day walking race between Dan O Leary and Henry Schmehl to be held in November after O Leary completes a 1000 mile endurance effort. O Leary began using brandy stimulants on doctors advice and plans daily toddies. he has nearly 600 miles logged with no weakening signs.
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Cincinnati
Dan O'Leary
Norwood Inn
Henry Schmehl
Chicago
O'Leary
Glass Plant Destroyed by Fire in Evansville
Fire at the American Lamp Glass company plant in Evansville Indiana caused an estimated $100000 loss with only $40000 insured. Originating in the locked grinding room the blaze is believed incendiary. The plant employed over 300 workers and will likely be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
American Lamp Glass Company
Employing Girl Clerks in Toledo Strike Era
In Toledo on October 2, reports say strike action continues as men hired to replace striking railway clerks return home. Some roads recruit girl clerks, and the Wabash Railway grants 5 percent wage increases without a strike. Twenty five clerks from Toledo and Detroit Short Line quit today to join the strikers.
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Toledo, CO
Wabash
Toledo
Detroit
Minister Sees Advantage In Speaking In Dark
In Warsaw Indiana on October 2 Rev E H Montgomery pastor of the First Presbyterian church spoke before a stereoptical lecture. He said ministers gain from speaking in darkness as sleeping members cannot be seen and those who nap during services need not fear being discovered at the lecture.
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Spevins W
Warsaw
Ind
E. H. Montgomery
First Presbyterian Church
Buck and Wing Winner Stuns Fourth Ward Ball
In Bayonne New Jersey on October 2 a buck and wing dancing contest crowned Henry Blake a legless dancer as local champion seizing $20 in gold. Blake carved his own legs and wore shoes, impressing competitors who had never seen such craft.
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Bayonne
N. J
Henry Blake
Joe Kelley Cancels Games After Injury News
Cincinnati Oct 2 Joe Kelley wired from Columbus that he hurt his ankle in the final game and has been called home He said his team wants to disband at once Due to misfortunes and other causes he canceled the game with the Reda scheduled for today and the players will enjoy two off days in succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joe Kelley
Columbus
Joe
Suffering From Asthma Promises of Ascateo Remedy
New York reports claim Ascateo, the Austrian asthma remedy, offers near certain relief for asthma catarrh and bronchitis. Testimonies cite rapid benefits after twice daily dosing with no activity restrictions. Authors invite patients to request a free experimental supply by writing to the apothecary.
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New York
Tomlin Announces Candidacy for State Superintendent
Shelbyville Ind Oct 2 James H Tomlin superintendent of the Shelbyville public schools announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state superintendent of public instruction He previously ran in 1906 but was defeated by Fassett A Cotton.
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Tomlin
Sun
Shelbyville
Ind
James H. Tomlin
Fassett A. Cotton
Bunny Hare Injured in Haute Rent Pair Football Team
In Haute Indiana on October 2 coach Bunny Hare and captain Kootsie Lamers of the Rent pair football team were involved in an injury incident. The report notes Hare sustained an unspecified injury while Lamers remained active with the squad. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
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Haute
Ind
Bunny” Hare
Kootsie” Lammers
Rent Pair
Drunkards Cured Secretly Discovery Promoted
A tasteless odorless remedy can be given secretly via tea coffee or food endorsed by temperance workers. It acts quietly to reclaim a drunkard even without his knowledge and many have been cured in a single day.
Free trial offer for Golden Remedy coupon
A plain wrapper mail order pitch invites readers to fill in name and address on a blank, cut out the coupon, and mail it to Dr. J. W. Haines at 864 Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio. The ad promises a private easy use and positions the remedy as a God sent solution.
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J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chase Through Downtown Ends With Suspect Apprehended
A dramatic downtown pursuit ends when Corner Policeman Al Ray leaps into a passing car and captures Dugan Dibow, a negro wanted in Nashville for larceny and accused of bicycle theft. A crowd of over 100 and four officers chased Dibow through Market Street alleys and Wabash to Ohio Street before Ray halted him near New York Street. The suspect fled after mention of Nashville, prompting a rapid, crowded pursuit aided by Detective Holts and Smith.
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al Ray
Dugan Dibow
Nashville
Tenn
Dibow
Rucker
Dibon
Law Building
Wabash-st
Pennsylvania -St
Newton Claypool
Ray
Ohio
Pennsylvania-sts
Ohio-st
W. E. George
Meridian-st. Ray
New York-st
Holts and Smith
J D Rockefe Wants To Chicago
J D Rockefe seeks passage to Chicago with Dr Hal aboard a train or carriage. The fragment hints at travel plans or a meeting in Chicago dated October 2 involving Dr. Hal, implying a news note or diary item about their movement.
Primary law not valid in Illinois primary ruling
United Press reports that the Illinois Supreme Court today ruled the current primary law invalid. The decision affects ballot procedures and party nominations, with implications for upcoming elections. Court officials announced the ruling from Springfield as justices weighed constitutional challenges to the primary framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Springfield, Ill
The
Supreme Court Today
Shortridge Debating Club Organized with New Leader
The Shortridge Debating club organized Tuesday with Mr. Thomas overseeing the effort and Livengood from the English department assisting. Debating and speaking have long been part of the school's work, and officials expect this year’s team to be among the best they have produced.
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Shortridge
Thomas
Livengood
Ballot Beat in Cup Preliminary by Salvidere
New York on October 2 reports the great Bal lot lost in a cup preliminary as Salvidere ridden by Miller breezed past the Keene colt six lengths before the first turn. Judges noted the superb performance in record time and the anticipated Madden forecast.
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New York
Salvidere
Miller
Genet
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