Cyclists Warned as Night Riding Brings Fines in Police Court
In a Wednesday police court session cyclists faced charges for riding wheeled vehicles on rug streets after sunset without lights. Police report a crackdown over several weeks with many arrests and heavy fines, while some defendants received lighter penalties on earlier offenses. Several named individuals were cited in the report alongside admonitions to equip lights.
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Fire Record Night Alarm at Twenty Third Fairview
Fire record notes an incident at Twenty third Fairview involving a lamp and kerosene explosion. A. M. Martindale, age 51, is reported as affected or involved, with details and timing described as a morning event. Authorities respond and document the scene for the newspaper record.
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Partner paid his fine in police court
Joseph David of 4% W. Washington was fined $1 and costs for petit larceny after being found with stolen tongue on him Tuesday night. Special officer Hathaway searched David. he claimed inability to understand the court’s language. He pled guilty and a partner named Long Mike was named to pay the fine. an unknown man produced a roll of bills to cover it.
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Wages slashed at Joliet steel plant amid job cuts
Reading of a Joliet Illinois plant shift to flat salaries and longer hours follows wage reductions across departments at United States Steel Corp. Skilled workers see pay cuts from 1600 to 2400 yearly while hourly rates drop. Converter and billet mill jobs shrink as contracts may be abrogated, prompting age-based discharge concerns and political motives amid mass retrenchment.
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Coin Flip Ends Tie Between Boss Staters and Journeymen
At a conference in Orange, the Boss Staters and Journeymen shaters of torami fan reached an agreement ending a strike that began July 1. The settlement is decisive and directs workers to return to duties, with the final terms reportedly decided by a coin toss amid lingering uncertainty.
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Woodworkers Return to Chicago Factories After Strike
The Chicago area woodworkers union ends the strike against local furniture makers. Some workers have taken new positions individually without union ties as the workforce resumes production in city factories. The move follows earlier picketing and complaints aimed at the industry amid job losses and production stoppages.
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King Edward's Crack Band at Windsor Hidden Visit
The Grenadier Guards band played in Landen and Windsor under royal command. Monday and Sunday evenings hosted concerts drawing crowds and amateurs to the resort area as the palace grounds remained open to the public.
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Bold burglars raid homes on Delaware and St Clair streets
Burglars entered D A Chenowith’s Delaware street home by a side window stealing two gold watches a one carat diamond and cash. John Hays lost 10 dollars in trousers found in the yard while Rev Joseph Croan’s home on St Claire Street was entered overnight. clothes and some money left behind. Police suspect the burglars used drugs in both incidents and no suspects are identified.
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Girl's Story False Says Jail Term Ended
Louin City New Jersey jail term for abusing a 12 year old girl is canceled. The girl has confessed the accusation was false and that she fabricated the tale to avoid being bad. Investigation found no foundation for the charge and the child showed degenerate characteristics.
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Feeding a Doctor A Change in Food Reverses Illness
A patient describes decades of nervine digestive ailments and memory decline improving after switching to Grapenote, a grape-based food from Postum Co. The testimony claims complete remission of symptoms within weeks, weight gain, and restored vigor following the dietary change and the product’s digestibility.
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Indiana bankers association opens amid wary talk of private bank laws
The first session of Indiana's bankers association began Wednesday at 2 00 a m with about 100 bankers present. Leaders expect attendance to grow as the convention debates proposed regulation of private banks and the need for a uniform negotiable instrument law across sites. President Greensburg will likely be replaced by A G Lupton of Hartford City.
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Brown Is Elected Grand Outer Guard of Knights
Arla M. Brown of Lynn tedge No 114 won the election as grand outer guard of the Knights of Pythias at their annual meeting. The slate included George W. Powell and others as officers, with Brown described as a leading candidate among a strong field. The event highlighted the order’s orderly electoral process and the promise of future leadership within the lodge.
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Harvard Gentlemen and the Freshmen Class Rules
A fragmentary rim of a college talk discusses the ideal Harvard gentleman as gentle, deferential, and hardworking. It contrasts high grades and scholarship with alleged laziness and suggests the gentleman must be generous and respectful of age beauty experience and skill. The excerpt hints at social expectations for new students and the standard of conduct.
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Grandmother to Wed in Dayton Announcement
Dayton readers receive notice of a rare marriage announcement from Met Mare Long of Pray Hardinghies Borie Kenney. The document states the marriage of a granddaughter to a son named Hits eeverit, with references to Mrs. ditughter and a large number of connected relatives.
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Lawyers Tongues Wagged at Wisconsin Court Session
Report from a Scripps M Rae Telegram in Shoygan Wisconsin describes a court day where two attorneys dominated by asking 144 questions in three hours about a damaged cheese case. The vivid scene shows the attorney's rapid inquiry unsettling the briefing and drawing attention to the chaotic exchange.
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City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Date and Buildings
Birth notes list several newborns and parents in various districts including Grace Janes and Maurier Jewley. Death entries mention William Loveless and Martha W Morris with vague locations. Marriages record multiple unions, and building permits include several frame houses and cottages with dollar values across several towns.
Woman Burned to Blackness in Stove Explosion
Mrs Anna Knight of Wisconsin was severely burned when stove polish ignited the cook stove during breakfast. Flames enveloped her clothes and hair as she ran from the house. Doctors said recovery was unlikely and the incident involved her husband, a stonecutter.
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Slayer sought for girl murder case in Portland report
Police chief says investigators gained clues after a claw found near the bar where a young woman was abducted. A suspect remains at large as officers pursue a lead to identify the unknown man and the motive behind the crime.
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Hope For Asthmatics Scientific Medical Discovery Marvels
New York reports show widespread promised cures for asthma hay fever and consumption through a new remedy. Claims of dramatic respiratory relief cite drops daily and an Austrian suspensior enabling wide American access. California information advertises a 40 page state atlas offering hotels and travel details sent by mail order.
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Pacific coast excursion tickets by rail from Chicago
Colonial one way second class and lower fare excursions from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and other Pacific coast points via Chicago Union Pacific North-Western line Also affordable Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car berths from Chicago at seven dollars through trains No car changes Agents sell tickets For full particulars contact N M Breeze Cincinnati Ohio Also notice urging life insurance protection and confidential inquiries to F C Pry Indianapolis Trust Building To protect your family act now
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Public remarks on decency at dances stir Dundee crowd
Remarks by Rev Walter Walsh of Dundee condemn women crowding around returning soldiers as indecent while praising valor. The peace congress drew thunderous applause. Sy Stansfield and Rev Joshua Stansfield offered cautious comments and said they would consider the matter.
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Loree Forced Out At Rock Island System
Lenot Fresnel resigns as executive head of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway amid stormy owner meetings over policy. Officials say his methods disfavored and his departure aims to weld failed properties into a unified system facing tonnage penalties.
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Henry C Payne Dead Special to The Sun
Washington dispatch reports Henry C Payne, key Republican figure and former Milwaukee postmaster general, died after a lengthy illness at age 58. Born Ashfield, his rise saw him lead party committees and chair national conventions, with service as postmaster general and secretary of various Republican groups. Cortelyou expected to succeed him as postmaster general.
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Two Men in Love with Pretty Girl in Cincinnati
Rivalry for a pretty girl ends in a murder in Lovers Lane. Detectives believe a crime outside Cincinnati involves Frank Eastman, Louise Mueller, and Florence Weiskettle, with reports of jealous disputes, suspicions about several lovers, and threats during social outings at Rozin's salon and other venues.
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Diamond Prices Rise Worldwide Boost in rough stone costs
Reports from De Beers and the international trade indicate a general increase in diamond prices. The price hike affects all grades of rough goods and is expected to push selling costs for diamonds, with large stones rising more than smaller sizes.
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Pythian Tablet Fund Aids McKinley Monument
Canton residents report a $295.50 Oct check from Gov Herrick via W H Smith treasurer for the National Pythian committee to fund McKinley memorial work. The committee finished its task and will seek approval to use the funds for a McKinley tablet at the monument. John Moore of Shelbyville was injured, likely crippled, when his ankle broke after a bogey incident.
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