R H M'Srea Dead Leaves 71 Year Old McCrea
Rellin H McCrea died after a stroke at Crescent Paper Co on W Maryland street. He was 71, born in Ohio, and lived in Dayton before moving here in 1865. He was a partner in Farrnley McCrea millinery, retired two years ago, never married, and is survived by three sisters and three brothers. The funeral will be at Capt. F F McCrea’s home and burial in Dayton, Ohio.
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Rellin H. McCrea
Crescent Paper Company
W. Maryland
Geome
Paper Company
James Floyd
Mont V. Wiggins
Dra. David Ross
A. C. Kimberlin
Thaw Sells Birth Place In Pittsburg Homestead Deal
Harry K. Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw deeded their share of the Thaw homestead and adjacent property in downtown Pittsburg to his brothers and sisters. Documents were prepared in New York on Aug. 16 and recorded in this county yesterday. The stated consideration is $120,000.
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Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Pittsburg
New York
Peter J. Dooling
New York County
John W. Fairman
Died at Washington Charles H Allen ex-Indiana newspaperman
Charles Henry Allen, once a newspaper man of Indiana, died in Washington on October 21. He was a half owner of the Terre Haute Express and later an editorial writer on the Janeville Courier, reflecting a career in journalism across Indiana.
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The
Sun
Washington
Charles Henry Allen
Indiana
Terre Haute Express
Janeville Courier
Walling Released After Russian Arrest
Special to The Sun reports in St. Petersburg that William English Walling, his wife, and his sister in law were released by Russian police after no charges were found. The Wallings, visiting briefly, will depart tomorrow as the American embassy aided their release. The arrest stemmed from a spy’s report tying them to Finnish activists. Walling declined any demand for compensation.
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ST. Petersburg
William English Walling
Indianapolis
Progressive Party
Walling
Russia
Banishes an American in Baden for public disorder
United Press reports Berlin declares American millionaire Steffens banished from the grand duchy of Baden. He is serving five days in prison for actions that drew public disfavor. Steffens astonished Heltelburg's townspeople with a final stunt a dinner of street sweepings paid to two laborers. He was arrested afterward.
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Berlin
Grand Duchy of Baden
Steffens
Heltelburg
Buried Under Meal in Linseed Oil Plant Chute
John Mottwiler an 18 year old worker died after falling into a meat covered chute at Evans Linseed Oil Co on West Michigan Street and Belt Railroad. Workmen dragged the body from the chute after twenty minutes as tons of meal covering him were cleared. He had been atop a pile of hominy feed looking from a third story window when the meal slipped and carried him in. The body was taken to his brother’s home with Dr Mayer in charge at the City dispensary ambulance.
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John Mottwiler
Evans’ Linseed Oil Company
W. Michigan St
Belt Railroad
Centennial St
City Dispensary
Mayer
Mottwiler
Outbreak in Odessa Targets Jews In Loot Attempt
News from Berlin reports a pogrom in Odessa where thirty Jews were mutilated as rioters sought hidden treasure. A boy had his eyes gouged out in front of his mother to compel disclosure of wealth.
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Berlin
Odessa
Lepppert-Noll wedding among prettiest of week
Miss Helen Hope Noll daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Noll married Bert Emil Lepppert Tuesday morning at Ss Peter and Paul cathedral. Rev Chartrand officiated mass with Father Noll. Miss Elsie Haven sang Ave Maria. Maid of honor Miss Bernadette Monahan and best man Charles Lepppert. Reception at 1897 Talbott Ave. Couple to reside in Peoria Ill after Dec 1. Indiana dance club hosts masquerade Oct 31 with subpena style invitations. Various local society notes follow.
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Frank J. Noll
Bert Emil Leppert
Morniing
SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral
Joseph Chartrand
Raymond Noll
Elsie Haven
Bernadette Monahan
Fort Wayne
Charles Leppert
Indianapolis
Miss Monahan
Talbott Ave
Spanish Club Dance Notes and Wedding Announcement
The Spanish club gathered Monday at Miss Mary Alice Sloan's home on Meridian Street. Miss Lillian Schmitt and Dr. George V. Underwood wed Sunday evening at the Schmitt home. Rev. D A Heron officiated with a net gown and chrysanthemum bouquet. The couple will reside at 1138 Haytave after November 15.
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Mary Alice Sloan
N. Meridian St
Mrs. Underwood
Haytave
Social Notes on Weddings and Engagements in Indianapolis
Mayor and Mrs Charles A Bookwalter issue invitations for Hazel Bookwalter to marry Clarence A Budd on Nov 6 at Second Presbyterian church. Reception at 3210 N Illinois St. Dr W B Kitchen of Indianapolis weds Edith Thornton Scott at bride's parents home. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside at 1746 Park Ave. Numerous social figures and upcoming nuptials feature in Indianapolis circles.
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Hazel
Clarence A. Budd
Second Presbyterian Church
N. III- Nois-St
W. B. Kitchen
Indianapolis
Edith Thornton Scott
J. A. Scott
Holton
Kas
Park Ave
Junius Cravens
Irvington
Hanly Praises Goat Meat on Evansville Visit
Gov. J. Frank Hanly spoke to the State Board of Charities and Corrections on Sunday then visited Frank B. Posey’s Angora goat farm in Warrick county where goats were slaughtered and barbecued. He called the meat the best he ever tasted as officials toured sites for a proposed State Hospital for Consumptives.
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Ind
J. Frank Hanly
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Frank B. Posey
Angora
Warrick County
Judge Holman
Aurora
State Tuberculosis Commission
John H. Foster
T. P. Littlepage
James A. Hemenway
Hanly
James E. Watson
Board of Charities and Corrections
H. E. Bacon
Cincinnati
Indiana reform group gathers delegates for state health work
The Indiana reform gathering in Terre Haute and Valparaiso discussed institutions and health, noting 1155 prisoners at Jeffersonville's reformary and the state netting over 10000 monthly from local article manufacturing. Speakers included H B Brown, Mrs W Bent Wilson, and Dr W A Evans with Tuberculosis focus. Delegates toured county and state facilities.
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New Castle
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W. C. Ball
Terre Haute
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C. A. Prosser
New Albany
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Watson
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Health Department of Chicago
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Lightweight baby born in Newark sets tiny record
A girl baby born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. George Woelker in Newark weighs only a pound and a half at birth and is less than 12 inches long. Despite its small size the infant is described as exceptionally strong and is expected to live.
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George Woelker
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