Carnival Committee Almost Squelched by Injunction Fears
On a wet Saturday and through the weekend the carnival faced legal pressure from residents fearing fencework would encroach on their homes. Negotiations with objectors led to free-ticket settlements while threatening injunctions required last minute talks to keep the project alive.
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Senate Ave
Market
Chiosts
Hackendorn
Levering
Capitolave
Taio St
Mr. Hackedorn
Brigands Reportedly Ready to Kill Miss Stone
Sofia October 15 The fate of Ellen Stone and Catherine Tsilka remains uncertain as captors in the Balkan mountains withhold the ransom deposit at Samakoff. Stone pleads for swift payment and asks the Turkish government to halt pursuit while Tsilka insists a ransom secures release. The women are hidden in a secluded cave.
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Sofia
Ellen Stone
Balkan
Samakoff
Miss Stone
Catherine Tsilka
W. W. Peet
Constantinople
Mme. Tsilka
Episcopal Convention Reports Church Growth and Losses
At San Francisco on October 15 the Episcopal convention heard committee reports on church condition. In three years 11 bishops died, clergy rose 28 percent, laity 178000, communicants 743622. Total funds $45690715. 31 church edifices built. minister growth 6 percent, communicants 9 percent. overall prosperity remains strong.
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San Francisco
Episcopal Convention
Telegraphers Maintain Healthy Order at Convention
At the second day of the annual session of the Order of railway telegraphers in St. Louis, reports from Grand Secretary Treasurer H B Perham and L A Tanquary show the order in good condition. The annual election is set for Friday with posts for president and three vice presidents as well as two directors to be filled.
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ST. Louis
Order of Railway Telegraphers
H. B. Perham
L. A. Tanquary
Colorado
Diphtheria Closures Hit North Judson Schools
North Judson and Pulaski county schools shut down due to diphtheria as officials report to the State board of health. The health secretary travels to Vincennes to testify in a stream pollution case brought by Vincennes Water Co. against a distillery. Frank James of Logansport faces Judge Stubbs Friday on a pocketbook theft charge. John Wood and Robert Fancher face a police court trial Wednesday for throwing street confetti.
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North Judson
Pulaski County
State Board of Health
State Health Board
Vincennes
Vincennes Water Company
Frank James
Logansport
Stubbs
M. J. Pierce
Ashland Ave
John Wood
Actigon Ave
Robert Fancher
N. Senate-ave
Pat Crowe Bond Set At 500 Dollars In Omaha Case
Omaha authorities agreed to fix bond for Pat Crowe at no more than 500 dollars. The mayor governor trial judge police chief sheriff and county attorney will sign the agreement before Crowe is expected to appear in court.
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Omaha, Neb
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Caldwell Faces Challenge in Re election Bid
Springfield Illinois October 15 A sensational dispute surrounds Harry P Caldwell Chicago grand keeper of records and seals of the Illinois Knights of Pythias as the Past Chancellors association Bulletin charges a nearly six thousand dollar shortage. Caldwell plans possible legal action while his supporters expect his re election despite the controversy.
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Springfield
Harry P. Caldwell
Chicago
Illinois Knights of Pythias
Bulletin
Chancellors’ Association
Grand Lodge
Caldwell
Hyomei Inhaler Claims Fast Cold Cure
The advertisement touts Hyomei as a universal remedy that cures consumption and colds by breathing from the inhaler for short periods. It promises relief within hours, claims to cure catarrh bronchitis asthma and consumption with daily use, and offers trial outfits and a money back refund from The R T Booth Co Ithaca NY.
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R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Bankers Hear Of Protective Measures Against Forgeries
Milwaukee report to the American Bankers Association details protective work curbing forgers. Noting far higher losses for nonmembers, the document cites Havana and Toronto incidents and lists robberies totaling $5,300 for members versus over $664,000 for nonmembers since 1895. Myron Herrick of Cleveland is anticipated as president.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Bankers’ Association
Havana
Cuba
Toronto
Canada
First National Bank of
Myron ‘. Herrick
Cleveland
Alvah Trowbridge
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised By Memphis Man
James Kenton of Memphis Tennessee reports years of itching piles and intolerable torture ended by a single 50 cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure. He says all druggists sell it and a free book on piles is mailed by Pyramid Pile Co Marshall Michigan.
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James Kenton
Memphis
Tenn
Pyramid Pile Co
Marshall, Mich
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Commerce Strait
Philadelphia
Hattie Battle
Texas
City Life
Patrowe
OMAHA
Central: Printing CO
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Bankers’ Association
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Usiness Universit
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Gregg System
Stewart Soap CO
Cincinnati, Ohio
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DR. Reinhart
Stevensc
Council of Physicians Capital Medical Institute
M Building
Kurtzmann Piano
Pearson’s Piano House
Pennsylvania St
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Volney T. Malott
Edw. L. McKee
Edward B. Porter
Garland Stores and Ranges
C. Koehring & Bro
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Big Four
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