Matchmaking cottage plan ends in secret marriage
Mrs Canby recalls arranging a week at Beemore cottage to pair Lucy Owings and Everett. Faced with their secret, she discovers they secretly wed in Michigan before Lucy arrived. The couple announces the marriage with guardian approval and plans a honeymoon.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Everett
Beemore Cottage
Lucy
Sne
Aman
Unis
Your Everett
Young Haverett
Young Everett
Michigan
Europe
Faia
Owas
Guardian
A Timid Courtship In Stiff Girlish Etiquette
The narrator recalls arranging a meeting between Everett and Lucy, noting initial politeness and caution. He probes Lucy’s appeal without overdoing it, sensing Everett’s interest but observing their chilly, formal interaction. The account hints at rising tension and the narrator’s concern over their poor rapport.
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Everett
Lucy
Sudden Explosion Kills Indiana Condensed Milk Official
Dr W M Wilson president and manager of the Indiana Condensed Milk Company Sheridan Indiana died after a three ton sterilizer exploded at the Pneumatic Elevator and Weigher Company plant on Morrix Street. He was 62 and stood 16 feet from the unit during a test when an iron door was blown off and an iron bar struck him. He died at St Vincent's Hospital shortly after. Survived by widow and ten children. body to be taken to Richmond for burial.
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W. M. Wilson
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Sheridan, Tud
Pneumatic Elevator and Weigher Company
Morrix St
St. Vincent’s Hosital
Wit Central Ave
Ban
Wilson
Richmond
Will Move to New Home Near Dupont Circle
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks plan to leave their Dupont Circle residence after seven years and move to a larger house. They intend to entertain lavishly next winter and have agents looking for a suitable property, with no choice yet made.
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Washington, D. C
Fairbanks
Dupontetrele
Agenta
Judge Dailey Dies Suddenl y
Special to the Sun Bluffton Indiana October 9 Judge Joseph S Dailey 61 died of a stroke Monday morning while seated A 1878 state representative eleventh district congressional nominee defeated Marion rival Wells and Huntington circuit court judge 1908 supreme court Justice appointed 1910 four years practiced law with Dailey Mack Dailey son junior member survived by widow and four children
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SUN
Bluffton
Ind
Joseph S. Dailey
George W. Steele
Marion
Wells and Huntington
Auto overturns near Athens. Palmer killed in crash
An automobile carrying Walter Palmer his wife and daughter and a chauffeur overturned into a marsh two miles from Athens Michigan on Sunday night. Palmer was killed and his wife and daughter were dangerously injured. The driver Blake may not recover. The crash occurred when wheels skidded on a curve, sending the car over an embankment.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Athens
Mich
Walter Palmer
Palmer
Blake
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Mixed Here
Births listed in a city record include W. B. and Florence Hoyt on Tersey street and multiple other couples with addresses in Clyde Warren, and city entries like Jack and Mary Goode, Cecil and Betty Jones, and more. Deaths feature Nina J. Smith, Katie Lash, Infant Simpson, Esther R. Adalph, and others with causes such as laryngitis dementia and heart disease. Marriages noted include Harry F. Linneford with Maude Welch and several other pairings across city and nearby streets.
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W. B
Florence Hoyt
Tersey St
Bor
Clyde
May Shepherd
Gi Warrenave
Bay
Jack
Mary Goode
AM Webb St
Birk
Aurnst
Frances Starrie
City
Oy Cecil
Betty Jones
Fletcher
Aye
Henry St
Dallas
Esale Sparks
Dennta
Anna
Kirk Charles
Detla Clark
Lizzie Schendel
Iri
Charles
Emelia Ludwig
Meridian St
Moses
Hertha O'Banyon
Clara Alemeyer
Vigulawnave
Susie Millikan
Talbottave
A. Ro
Nancy Fairfield
N. Ite Nuigat
David and
Anna Lawler
Brooksvik
Elbert
Grace White
Station St
Nina J. Smith
W. Shefield
Katie Lash
City Hospital
Simpson
Martindale
James A. Howell
W. Mary Bt
Esther R. Adalph
Highland Ave
Michael Grutin
E. Eteventt-st
Julia Koehler
William Wilson
Central Ave
Central Insane Hos
Markets Open Heavy With Broad Declines Across Shares
The stock market opened heavy with declines across major issues including Great Northern and New York Central. Trading featured selling pressure, with copper and sugar futures steady to down, and government bonds unchanged. Reading and Northwestern showed modest dips amid a broad activity lull as investors digested cash reserve signals.
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New York
Great Northern
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Ly & N
Southern Pacific
Northwestern
Telta
Gates
Atchison
U.P. IG
Colorado Furs
Canadian Pacific
Indianapolis News Bosses and Day Supposedly Back Anti Hookwalter Drive
The Indianapolis News manager Hilton t. Brown and Thomas C. Day, with others, reportedly organized an anti Hookwalter movement at Day's office Saturday night in the Law batting area. Day declined to confirm or deny when asked Monday morning. He hinted that more details could come later, suggesting an organized movement may be developing.
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Hilton T. Brown
Indianapolis News
Thomas C. Day
Day
Develo
Building Permits Listing for Amos Hugert and Neighbors
A dated list of building permits includes Amos Hugert and T Harnes with a barn in Harris near Washing ton, valued at 200 dollars, plus entries for Frank Keller cottage on 24 Suthertana Ave at 1 355, Dr Foxworthy addition at 831M Illinois St for 7 000, Taggart Baking stable at Court Ind ge Richwine near Bear New Jersey, and multiple Comity entries in Washington est Belmont and Traub areas with costs ranging from 130 to 200 dollars. Other permits note cottages in Richwine Maryland St and Fay near Eleventh St, plus dwellings on Beck er St and Shelby St with varied sums.
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Amos Hugert
T. Harnes
Frank Keller
Harris
Washington
P. Fencher
Germania
F. Holliday
Dr. Foxworthy
Ithnoisst
Taggart Baking Company
Court
Indge
Richwine
Bear
New Jersey
W. Comity
Car
J. W. Comity
Cnttage
New
Maryland-st
Traub
Washington-st
Belmont
Aura A. Hamilton
Stobbart Arrives to Lead Uniform Rank After Carnahan Death
Gen. Stobart arrives in Indianapolis to assume the office of major general of the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias following the death of Gen. Carnahan. Gen. Lyons, previously appointed temporarily, declines permanent stay. A dinner at the Columbia Club honored Stobart, Lyons, and other officials as Stobart takes command immediately.
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Aremt
Broonart
Atnonyo Us
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
Carnahan
Lyons
Charles J. Shively
Shively
Columbia
Gen. Stobart
George W. Powell
Maion B. Hunt
Recorla
Harry Wade
Gen. Stobhart
American Royal Live Stock Show Opens in Kansas City
The ninth annual American Royal live stock show opened at the stockyards in Kansas City on Monday. It marked the largest such event to date, drawing exhibitors and spectators to the fairgrounds for cattle and related displays.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Kansas City
Hog and cattle market trends report from Indianapolis area
The opening week shows a general hog market decline with few standout buyers as prices mostly range from 5.56 to 5.95, cattle steady with last week’s quotations, and sheep light interest. Chicago reports a downward hog trend while overall trading remains slow and supply tight.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
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Corr
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Maude Welch
William Bailey
Fannie Marrs
Ira EK
Scott
Neltie A. Slester
Royal J. Wilson
Cara BE. Parmertee
John M. Doty
Marsha Stevenson
Anthony Blackman
Jash Claton
Dogoph KE. Russell
Anna G. O'Neil
Ellis White
Hulda F. Tyler
Apollo
Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Butler — Creamery
Waltin Creamery
Hista
Liverpool
Sidie
Bt. Louis
Texas
Joseph RB. Kealing
United States
District of Indiana
Chicago & + Eastern Iiness Railway company
Chicago Terminal and Transfer Company
Russia
Escripps-M’rae
London
Evening Standard
Moscow
Hfe
Pierce
Mary Ensminger
E. Ankeny &J
Portland
Oregon
Dealera
Bookwalter
Shelbyville Sanatorium
P. Rettig
Shelbyville
Gen. Stobbart
Ron Lower
City Grain
Steaay
Scar
Dara
Hay
Timothy
People’s Credit, Clothing Comp
Washington Se
Agency For
Plymouth Cordage
Vonnegut, Hardware Co
Huntington & Page
BE. Market St
Merita
the Guarantee Tire & Bicycle CO
S. Minors St
Hartmann’s
Alabama Pianos
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