Presbyterian Boys Band at Shelbyville in Spotlight
The Chewhall Presbyterian Boys Band, Shelbyville’s leading youth group, showcases in local celebrations and races on Oct 12 13 14. Led by Albert Chenhall before his fatal fall, now succeeded by Martin Chenhall at Cornell, the group aims for a longer northern engagement.
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Clayton Martz
DeForrest Ross
Fred Deltzer
Kurt Porter
Carl Stephania
Lewis Bass
Fred Morris
Wiliam Groebel
August Fagel
Ned Riser
August Smail
Robert Elohersdorfer
George Harding
Paul Melo
Joe Meloy
Ralph Lewis
Karl Watson
Clarence Aumann
Prof. Chenhall
Eugene Voll
Tommie Fischer
Sam Pence
Frank MecDaniel
Harry Malcolm
William Blakely
Fred Sindlinger
Walter Winton
Frank Deitzer
Edward Boyd
Chewhall Presbyterian Boys Band
Shelbyville
St. Paul
Shelby County
Albert Chenhall
Martin
Cornell University
New York
Indianapolis
His Opportunity
A brief dialogue shows a character improvising with brown bread and water for complexion, then proposes marriage as a solution to their uncertain life together. The exchange ends with agreement to marry.
Newton Combs Sues for Divorce Over Meals
Newton Combs files for divorce claiming his wife would not cook his meals.
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Newton
Newton Combs
Deorce
Pyramid Pile Cure Ad Promises Free Trials
An advertisement claims Pyramid Pile Cure rapidly alleviates piles avoiding surgery. It urges readers to send name and address for a free trial package by return mail, then buy a 50 cent drug-store box after proof of results.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Murphy Not Cruel To Cook At Eval
Sudden upheaval in the Cook Peary polar dispute follows Boatswain John Murphy of the Roosevelt claiming Cook was not cruel and recounts where the heavy gun and huskies were left. October 15 set for Dr. Cook to receive city freedom in New York. Roosevelt bell found missing by souvenir hunter at Twenty fourth street pier.
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New York
John Murphy
Roosevelt
Peary
Etah
Greenland
Frederick A. Cook
Esquimaux
Cook
Murphy
Dr. Cook
Edah
Hernier
Arctic
Harry Whitney
Whitney
City of
Hippodrome
Parisian Sage touted as final dandruff cure
Advertorial claim from Dr Sabourand and Henry J. Huder pledge a two week guarantee. Parisian Sage is promoted as the leading remedy against dandruff and hair loss with 50 cent price at Henry J. Huder's and druggists nationwide. Manufactured by Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo New York.
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Sabourand
Dr. Sabourand
Paris
America
Henry J. Huder
Indianapolis Sun
Giroux,Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Chimpanzee Causes Riot in Chicago Street Sale
At Chicago's State and Madison corner a crowd of around twenty thousand overran police lines and seized a newspaper selling chimp Consul The Great. Police clubs and mounted squads repelled the mob as Consul continued selling papers and collecting funds for charity.
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Madison Streets
Chicago
Indicted for Murder of Long Island Politician
Gustav Schwarts, boarder in the home of Irving A. Nelson at Islip, was indicted for murder in the first degree by the Suffolk county grand jury. The session featured testimony from Lilly Nelson, the 9 year old daughter of the slain politician, who said Schwarts left his room at 2 am and did not return until 6 am, placing the killing between 3 and 5 am. The mother testified, aided by the girl, and fainted on the stand requiring medical revival.
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New York
Gustav Schwarts
Irving A. Nelson
Islip
Long Island
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Lilly Nelson
Schwarts
Barrie Lawsuit Divorces Wife Amid Theatrical Circles
London reports James M. Barrie the Scottish author and playwright has sued his wife Annie Anista Barrie for divorce. The couple married in 1894 and had no biological children but adopted Pauline Chase. Actress Maud Adams, long linked to Barrie’s success, is credited with key roles and collaboration in The Little Minister Quality Street and Peter Pan.
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London
James M. Barrie
Barrie
Mr. Barrie
Maud Adams
Phoebe Tnrossel
Quality Street
Miss Adams
Amanda Affick
Divorce bid after 33 years of marriage in Decatur
Mrs. Martha Everhart seeks a divorce from Perry Everhart after 33 years of cohabitation. She accuses him of repeated abuse including a mouth injury from a fist and requests $4000 alimony plus use of funds during the case. A restraining order bars dispossession of property. The couple have nine children.
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Decatur
Ind
Martha Everhart
Perry Everhart
Ali
Nelse Hyde Named to Lead Vote Getout in Indianapolis Campaign
Democratic campaign managers appoint Nelse Hyde to head the bureau of vehicles and messengers overseeing a 400-member vote getout operation. Speakers at Fountain Square and parley halls attack or defend Gauss and Shank, with multiple rallies and addresses planned across the city.
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Nelse Hyde
W. L. Taylor
Fountain Square
Indianapolis
Tenth Ward
Democratic Club
W. M. Fogarty
State Bureau of Public Accounts
Fogarty
Gauss
Joseph Turk
Charles A. Gauss
Henry Warrum
Henry Seyfried
Lineman Falls Thirty Feet in Pennsylvania Street Accident
Dennis Merich, a lineman, 30 feet from a pole on Pennsylvania street near Twenty-second street, was struck by a live wire while working from a cable car. He was hurled to the ground, sustaining a broken clavicle and internal injuries, and died at City hospital.
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Pennsylvania Street
Twenty-second Street
Twenty-sixth Street
City Hospital
Onga Rich Man Now in Jail on Forgery Charge
Eugene Schlande formerly of St. Louis and ex-husband of Miss Schubert is jailed in Newark New Jersey charged with forgery. Police and Pinkerton detectives pursue a nationwide inquiry into his fraud operations after an inheritance of about 75000 was squandered and an 800 forgery is alleged involving F Matts Manufacturing.
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Newark
N. JI
Eugene Schlande
St. Louis
Schubert
Pinkerton
United States
Schlande
University of St. Louis
Cornell
F. Matts
Union National Bank
Matts
Schisaole
Missing girl found by cash reward in Decatur
Minnie Blazer, missing daughter of Mr and Mrs Elwood Blazer, had vanished amid fear of white slavery. After police in major cities were notified and all searches failed, a published offer of cash reward led to her recovery.
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Decatur
Ind
Minnie
Elwood Blazer
Pot of Gold Myth Rejected Hustler Wins Savings Rewards
An editorial urges readers to abandon the idea of endless riches at a rainbow end and promote practical wealth through steady saving with Indiana Trust Co. The ad emphasizes starting a savings account today and highlights the bank's solid capitalization and earned surplus as proof of reliability.
Reward Offered for Return of Milas Minnie
Fort Wayne police reported Milas Minnie was found there and a $1,000 reward was offered for her return. Mrs Blazer traveled to Fort Wayne to claim the girl but said the reward offer was made without the family's authority due to their poverty.
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Fort Wayne
Milas Minnie
Blazer
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