Infant's casket buried empty in Indiana mystery
In Jeffersonville Indiana three strange women and a boy were seen digging by a fence on a farmer's land. Robert Abraham confronted them and the coroner later opened the casket finding it entirely empty. It had been decorated with white ribbon. The event created much excitement and remains a mystery.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Ihermbry
Robert Abraham
Abraham
Duriean Whatsoon
Mrs Adair of London Society A Notable Widows Hostess
An American widow, Mrs Adair formerly Miss Corns Walesworth of New York, is praised as the era’s most brilliant hostess in London society. Her marriages linked Cal Ritchie of the U S Army and Mr Johnny Adair of Rathdatee, Queens. She counts Lord Kitchener as a friend and has hosted grand entertainments including imperial durbars in India.
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London
Adair
Corns Walesworth
New York
Cal. Ritchie
States Army
Meltan Mowbray
Lord Kitchener
Fossip Hax
Durfar
India
Ahawaa
Effa
Kitchener
Cathentre
Prince and Princess of Wales
Morgan and Schwab Bethlehem plant sale dispute unfolds
New York Oct 6 The Morgan Schwab case centers on the Bethlehem steel plant sale to a United States steel syndicate and Morgan’s insistence on fair dealing. Schwab acted as agent. profits of about 75700 went to the syndicate while Morgan pursued proper conduct among friends. The episode inflames reputations in the promotion business and prompts questions about future railway and shipbuilding scandals.
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New York
Morgan
Bethlehem
Wheelnias
Morxen
United States Steed Corporation
Lalish
Eyndicatr
Aria Purchase the Plant What Dung Ewhmminely and A Prapusi- Ssm A Ghattor Ik
Mir Schwat
Schwab
Mr. Morgan
Sie. Mourann
Steel Syndicate
Jr. Morgan
Sch
Jim
Hart
Mayor Holtzman vows strict police duty and crime drive
In a Monday night address Mayor Holtzman told officers no strings will be attached and every man must do his duty. He vowed to eradicate vice from whre roamers and gambling den areas while Kruger and safety point members spoke amid restless Migara talk.
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Holtzman
Kruger
The Swirl of Society This Week in New York and Dover
Moa 1 Wieox will return this week from a New York visit. Mine Eliza Chambers spends a week. Mrs and Mrs Wood Richards remain at the English hotel for the winter. Mrs John F. Aletind is visiting her daughter in Paris. A card party will be held at St Joseph's hall Wednesday night. Mrs Phereny Voss Smith hosts a family party Sunday evening at her home. Goldwin Smith and Miss Grace Walker are among attendees. Mrs Iines I. Cath of the Gere has changed. David Hedley, seven decades president of the WLR, is in the city for the convention.
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Wieox
New York
Eliza Chambers
Hoten Smith
Vincents
Wo d. Richards
Englsh
John F. Aletind
Jobe Aten Bini
Paris
Bt Joseph's Hall
Phereny Voss
Goldwin Smith
Die Wehle
Grace
Walker
Iines I. Cath
Thihser
Eye
Ars
David Hedley
WLR
Finest dogs in the land headline vaudeville act praised
Theatrical magnate Charles L. Yule touts a touring act featuring educated dogs led by Landseer inspired performers. He lauds dogs Viewer Leo Czar Zip and Cherie for acting feats, training from 15 weeks old over five years, and a show built to suit the animals with no whip. The piece hints at the Park and Empire venues and notes other acts and reviews for the week.
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Charles L. Yule
Ti Glanopolis
Leo
Czar
Zip
Cherie
WW. T. Stevens
Victor Big
Czartesenea
White Charlie
Yale
St. Heynant
Aerives
Nervine Advertisement Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Dr. Milea Nervine as a remedy to strengthen nerves. The copy promises improvements in mood, energy, and well being, suggesting better work and life quality through the product. It mentions sales and branding details in a sales-like tone.
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Milea
Nervine
Suarasire
Mepican Cor Taschern Ind
Vaudeville bill at Empire and Mistletoe theater sparks crowd
The Empire presents a lively vaudeville program with Zalner as villain and Marter as detective, plus two burlesques and songs. The Moonlight Mads opened to packed houses, while the Mitle theater drew a fair crowd. Correct Printing offers reliable local business notices and printing services.
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Tettensgrypsor
KH. Zalner
C. A. Marter
Stephens
The
Empire
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