Platt Kinroil Melt: Senator and Wife in Divorce Crisis
Special to the New Y ork. Allegations and threats erupt from Senator Platt and his wife Mrs. Platt amid divorce rumors. Mrs. Platt claims conspiracy, persecution, and vows she may pursue matters in New York and Washington as she describes years of alleged abuse and a heated personal feud.
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York
Thomas C. Platt
Vuit
Thoga Lodge
Jyneway
Senator Pratt
Hedges
Benator
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Senator Platt
Washington
Junaway
Mae Woods
Platte
Doctor Benefits From Postum Over Coffee
A physician testifies Postum improves heart and nervous symptoms linked to coffee. He stopped coffee, switched to Postum, and his heart trouble eased. He endorses Postum for patients, noting better taste when prepared correctly and its vitality aid. Battle Creek firm advertises testimonials and a booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
New Quarters Sought for Lodge Members
Meeting of the Grange Knights and Ladies of Honor reveals plans for larger quarters as membership grows. A local real estate firm offered to buy the Regent Temple on S Pennsylvania St for about five percent above cost. Officers report prosperous growth and rising activity. Grand secretary race features James J. Haught and others. three members seek vice grand protector. Numerous business matters discussed.
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Grang Edge Knights
Ladies of Honor
Regent
S. Pennsylvania St
Order
James J
Haught
Britain’s Labor Fight Sees Wales Confabs in Strike
Driven by a major Labour clash in Great Britain a pivotal struggle unfolds at Cardiff and Swansea. A railway workers convention of 100,000 bargainers and a miners convention of 33,000 gather as Socialists push to win union support. Led by James Kier Hardie the Socialist forces seek to seize the miners after securing the railroad conference.
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Landon
Great Britain
Cardiff
Swansea
Wales
Cardi Thera
Socialiats
James Kier Hardie
Rathbone Officers Elected At Eighteenth Rathbone Session
At the eighteenth annual Rathbone Sisters session in Roberts Park church, 39 delegates elected officers led by Mrs. Laura Sinclair of Waterloo as grand chief and Miss Lizzie Caleman of Bertford as grand senior. Other named officers include Miss Lynn King of New Boston grand junior and Miss Lola Calvert with Sr. Mabel Taguo of Indianapolis as senior representatives. Vacancies for grand manager and other posts to be filled Wednesday with the closing gathering set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Grand Temple
Roberts Park Church
Laura Sinclair
Waterloo
Misa Lizzie Caleman
Bertford
Lynn King
New Boston
Lola Calvert
Mabel Taguo
Indianapolis
Mob Shoots Officer at Mobile Prison
Riot at Mobile Jail ends as mob attack fails to free suspect. Police report officer shot, Alderman Lyons wounded, Sheriff Powers confronts leaders, militia called in to restore order. In Birmingham a mob rampage results in two men shot. Correll Robinson charged with assault. Security tightens as city returns to quiet.
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Serinos-Mettae Mrenn Asanetailon
Mobile
Ala
Roy Hoyle
Dil Rehmnson
Sidney Lyons
Sheriff Powers
Ue Jal
Jer
Pase
Jayle
Lyons
Birmingham
Serippreltar
Binmingham
Ain
Correllus Robinson
Wreck Kills Two In Highland Park Collision
Chicago dispatch reports two people killed and several injured in a fiery derailment as the Chicago and North Western mail train collided with a freight train at Highland Park. Engineer George McKinley and Fireman Tobey died in the crash. the cause described as a heavy fog.
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Chicago
Highland Park
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
George McKinley
Tobey
Farmers Union to Hold International Equity Convention
The American Society of Equity or Farmers' union will convene its fourth annual meeting in East St. Louis IL with an expanded program. Officials plan to set minimum prices for major crops, discuss a national marketing system, and elect officers for the coming year, while the Fruit and Produce and Toluo Growers branches will meet. The strike for higher prices is cited as producing gains in several crops though wheat remained challenging.
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National Union of the American Society of Equity
The
Farmers’ Union
Itb
East St. Louis
We Society
Goelety Rina Wer NO
United
Suter
Tr Han
Canada
Mexico
United States
Fruit and Produce
Brant Wi
To. Viet Pricem
Mr. Everitt
American Society of Equity
A. Everitt
Dtinapolm
Netta
Ieceiver
Pointmonte
Chicago
Foresters Hold Annual Session in Indianapolis
Representatives from 28 courts attend the Independent Order of Foresters annual meeting at the Grand hotel in Indianapolis. The fraternal insurance group, founded in 1893, shows $20,000 in the treasury and uses an assessment plan for benefits. Key officers include Thomas H. Hall of Crown Point and Schuyler H. Harris of Indianapolis.
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Independent Order of Foresters of America
Indianapolis
Forentera
Aimilar
Woodmen of America
Crown Point, Inc
Offara
Thomas H. Hall
Crown Point
Schuyler H. Harris
Young
Jake Loonstein
Volpe Hurer
KR. G. Moore
Washington
Notre Dame Grid Team Builds For Hard Fall Scrimmage
Coach Sheldon drills Inilland ci Aldates while McGaughey Bloom and others prepare for ends. Notre Dame shows a hardened squad, Hare’s Indiana kicking rising to daily practice. Rockford canceles Saturday game as northern Indiana eyes a Notre Dame showdown.
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Sheldon
Inilland ci
McGaughey
Bloom
Wabagh
DePauw
Notre Dame
Rockford High School
Mae
Indiana
Hare
Eckerrall
Explosion at Maryland Steel plant kills four in Sparrow Point
An early morning blast at the Maryland Steel company plant at Sparrow Point, Baltimore, Maryland, caused by faulty cover placement killed four workers and injured eight others. The plant employs about 3,600 men.
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Scripps-Weline Prean
Indiana Railroad Commission Extends Time in Petroleum Case
The Indiana Railroad Commission granted a time extension in a dispute between Navin Petroleum and Talkroads of the State. The action aims for an out of court settlement while the defendants have already waived any demand for a decree.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Jumped To His Death After Mocking Suitor Rival
Fragmentary report recalls a man at Mendon who leaped from a platform after warning he would not be deterred. Friends recall his nerve and a boast about bribing a surgeon to witness the stunt. The incident ends with him making the jump toward the Kentucky shore amid speculation.
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Cudde
Mendon
Kentucky
A Historical Ad Boosts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An 1961 advertisement by Stuart Co promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal stomach remedy. It claims natural ingredients dissolve vegetable poisons and digest large quantities of food, urging readers to buy a fifty cent package or request a free trial sample. The letter is signed by John B. Brooke asserting safety and efficacy.
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London
Std
Stuant
Loa, Stuart Co
Temple Chambers
John B. Brooke
Btuart
United States
Canada
Stuart
F. A. Dtu Coy Biuart
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Railway Timetable Fragments From Cincinnati to Indianapolis
Partial OCR of railroad schedule lists departure and arrival times between Cincinnati and Indianapolis, with stops in Hamilton Dayton Springfield and Decatur. It shows morning and afternoon trains, some wrong spellings, and inconsistent formatting.
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Indiananalls
Derry
Indianmpolis
Te Poe
Indiananalla
Fosse A
Indianapolis
Chicago
Vin Ranebaaless
Fragmented OCR shows scattered city transit and events
OCR text lists numerous city names and times such as Roan City, Toledo, Detroit, Danville, Peoria, and Cincinnati with various events and departures. It includes partial schedules, stops, and passenger names, but many fragments are garbled, making specifics unclear yet indicating a busy regional transit or timetable page.
Indianapolis Coal Traction Timetables Signal Frequent Trains
Transcribed notices describe hourly services to Circenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Wehmond Watson and more stopping at Paxton and Terminus Building. Details list first trains at 6 09 a m with night services at 5 00 11 01 p m. Information via company office Old Main Terminal Building Indianapolis.
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Circenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Wehmond
Watson
Paxton
Columbus
Palms
Smigaretown
Emil
Caprens
Termient
Indianapolis
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Moornseille
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Chicago
Nurialts
Laan
Frankfurt
Crawfordsville
Officie
VBL
New
Indianapolis Coal Traction
Hen Davis and Plainfeld
Old Main
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