Social and Personal Notes From Lafayette Area
Personal and social items from Lafayette and vicinity describe weddings, engagements, and visits. Miss Junie Winnedge married George A. Stith in New York with Rt Rev Francis officiating. relatives travel from Indianapolis, Lafayette, and New York. Several locals plan travels to New York, California, and the Pacific coast, with numerous guests and parties noted.
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Indianapolis
Junie Winnedge
W. WW. ¥Innedge
Lafayette
George A. Stith
New New York
St Jane Episcopal Church
Joseph M. Francis
Going to Bed Hungry The Stomach Remedy Promotion
The article touts light before sleep meals to combat thinness and sleeplessness and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe stomach remedy. It cites Dr. Cathell and Dr. Brevenfort praising the product, claims weight gain and vigor, and notes tablets are sold by druggists at five cents per package.
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W. T. Cathell Sayat
Stuart
Brevenfort
Moriarity Files Petition for ward eleven council seat
Janes J Moriarity ward eleven councilman nominee seeks ballot placement after filing Thursday with the city clerk He circulated petitions gathering 400 signatures but only 117 names attached He is confident of beating John Donovan the Democratic machine candidate.
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Moriarity
Janes J. Moriarity
Eleventh Ward
Kimself
John Donavan
Democratic Machine
Horses killed in storm strike Jefferson farm
A wind storm Thursday afternoon toppled a barn on James Mel Brite's farm near Jefferson, killing ten horses and several calves. Trees and fences were damaged as the storm damaged the homes of Charles Eberhart and John Laughner.
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Jefferson, Twi
James Mel Brite
Charles Eberhart
John Laughner
New Clothing House Opens In City With Modern Store Front
New store opened by experienced local clothing firms offers men’s garments only. Stock bought in the East, displayed in glass cases, with side lines of furnishings. Specialties include suits and overcoats priced 13 BN and 5 ANG Danis 2.50 to 5.50. Bright, new, attractive, located two doors south of the old post office building. Fever scare recedes as health officials to stop temperature checks on trains from the south.
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Chapman
Pennsylvaniast
Am Apeciiny
Danis
Local notices and city politics roundup of Danville to Madison
A fragmented dispatch reports burglary surrender in Danville. injunction case renewal in Boone county. a flood in Kokomo. burial of Mrs Anne Marie Kottmeyer in Columbus. Oscar White, 19, possibly fatally struck by a Big Four freight at Hartford City. mass meeting in Hartford City nominates W H Honey for mayor. Princeton Republicans name John Shull for mayor Frank Harris treasurer and C W Benton clerk. Canelton Democrats nominate Andton Schmuck for mayor Theodore Heck clerk and Philip L Arnold treasurer. Madison reports George Schneider charged with shooting George Hardy of Maneyer. Nashville reports Rey Hardin convulsions and burns after a fall into a grate fire.
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Canelton
Andton Schmuck
Theodore, Heck
Philip L. Arnold
Child's Coffee Heart Ailment Raises Alarm At City Hospital
A hospitalized child named Murphy, son of Joan Murphy of 1163 Fourteenth Street, suffered a dangerous rapid heartbeat due to excessive coffee intake. Doctors report the heart may recover with abstinence and tonic treatment, though long-term life expectancy is uncertain. The article notes widespread risk from daily coffee consumption and urges reduction to prevent serious heart damage.
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Storphy
Auvisea
Vty Hospital
Johnny
Murphy Ag
Joan Murphy
St. M4
Murphy
Voitecs
Louis Post-Dispatch
Cater
Cotta
Emmy
Capt Elmore Taggart Seeks Custody Battle Over Sons
In Wooster Ohio Captain Elmore Taggart left for Columbus to tend duties at the barracks and faces a heated custody dispute with his ex wife. He vows to pursue his rights aggressively and seeks control of both Widdies and Culver, warning there will be no mercy. Attorneys pressed Judge Eason for a new trial date and debated possible affidavits of prejudice, with Judge Eason resisting changes.
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Wooster
Elmore Taggart
Columbus
Coumbus Barracks
Culver
Weekenst Court
Attease
Circuit Court
Widdies
Exson
Eason
R. Critchfeld
Daggart
Critchfeld
James HW. Taylor
Chile
Kagan
Woman Killed in Saloon Slaying Mystery
Mrs. Gal Mee Clusky was shot to death at 1 am Friday in a saloon as she closed up. A passerby heard a pistol shot and two men fled toward an alley. Police search for a theory behind the killing as witnesses recount a willow incident and a man named Melnsky.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Gal Mee Clusky
Dora
Airs
Melnsky
Crear
Twelve at Meeting Council Hope Four Thousand Strea t Cleaning Fund
Only 12 councilmen gathered in the chamber Thursday night failing to form a quorum to pass a four thousand dollar appropriation for the street cleaning department until after the election. The mayor’s plea for the appropriation went unheard as the meeting adjourned to Friday at 1 p.m. List of attendees included Cottey Fishback Gasper Linn Mortanus Murray Rhea Sullivan Whi Wolsiffer Wright and Billingsley. A Friday vote on the four thousand is anticipated. The finance committee is expected to back an appropriation for Dr Keene’s contagious scare fund though it may be trimmed from one thousand dollars.
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Albert E. Cottey
Frank §. Fishback
Joseph L. Gasper
Daniel Linn
James D. Mortanus
Damen B. Murray
Michael J. Rhea
James F. Sullivan
Albert E. Whi
John Wolsiffer
Fay Wright
James H. Billingsley
T. Victor Keene
Fire destroys Ecripps M'Rae Presb Association plant
A fire severely damaged the Breiner calico works in Accrington England causing extensive wreckage. The blaze disrupted operations at the ECRIPPS M'RAE Presbyterian Association facility and left the plant largely in ruins.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Presb
Accrington
Eng
Breiner
Community Musicals and Meetings Highlight City Events
The May Fulton society of Tabernacle Presbyterian plans a musicale at Toras Magen hall with performances by Pivaton No. ALO HW. Fletcher will lecture on Russia and Japan at No. 10 school house. Dr. Meuben Gould Thwaites of the University of Wisconsin discusses local history for teachers in Harrison school hall. Other notices include a women’s address on Woman’s Work by Jodeph W. Powell and a farewell reception for Rev. Mary Cox hosted by Palmer W. C. T. U. Arrests for theft of wedding apparel and several obituaries and civil notices fill the page, as well as local ads and medical reminders.
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May Fulton Society of Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church
Pivaton No
ALO
Toras Magen Hall
Fletcher
Russia
Japan
Meuben Gould Thwaites
University of Wisconsin
Harrison School Hall
Jodeph W. Powell
Buffalo
First Baptist Church
Meridian
Vermont
Rts
Palmer W. C. T. U
Mary Cox
Union
California
Hna Toak
Henrietta Rhores
Ike Reimher
Anna Waldron
Braz
Lon Gregory
Jesse Baker
Gerrer
Trimpe
Hanna
Gregory
George H. Thomas Post
G. A. BR
RINKS Cloak Sale and Travel Special Saturday
RINKS offers 2 to 3 dollar savings on cloaks this Saturday at 26 to 4 North Illinois Street. The notice advertises low fares to the Pacific Coast with daily Chicago to Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle routes on Northwestern Line, including Pullman cars, double berth at 7 dollars, and varied itineraries to Helena, Butte, Spokane, and more via special excursions led by N. M. Breeze, Gen’l Agent.
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RINK
North Illinois Street
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Union Faesta Northwestern
Dan Pranciacs
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Neomal
Helena
Butte
Spykans
Oman
Fat Lake City
San Fraccisco
N. M. Breeze
Clocinnall
Industrial Opportunities at Chicago North Western Hall
Industrial openings arise for manufacturers and jobbers along the North Western Line. A new folder details extensions of the Worth Western Line enabling factory building and dealer locations, with applications to N. Bt. Rreste, Cincinnati, and other value to manufacturers seeking new sites.
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Chicago & North-Western
Thia
Worth-Western
N. Bt
Walnut
Cincinnati
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