Steamer Kaliyuga Feared Lost After Last Radio from Sault Ste. Marie
Officials of the St. Clair Steamship Co fear the steamer Kaliyuga with a crew of 22 has gone to the bottom after last hearing from Sault Ste. Marie. Capt. F. L. Tonnutn commanded the vessel which cleared Manrette with ore and has not reported since leaving the Boo. Telegrams were sent to lakes ports and two more steamers searched for the vessel amid a strong gale that may have swamped lifeboats.
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Marriage of Sicilia Wade and Charles Scullin in St Louis
In St Louis on October 4 a Catholic ceremony united Sicilia Wade and Charles Scullin before archbishop bishop and priests. The Wade and Scullin families, both heirs to fortune, note a lifelong friendship that culminates in this wealth-backed match with presents valued around 50000.
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Roosevelt speaks to Tuskegee students in Alabama address
President Roosevelt arrives in Tuskegee and tours Booker T. Washington Institute, addressing thousands of colored attendees. He travels from Montgomery and Birmingham, urging black citizens to pursue high citizenship and economic opportunity while stressing lawfulness and national unity across the South and North.
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Revival sermon denounces greed led by Rockefeller member
Rev Charles A Eaton pastor of Evelldave Baptist Cleveland, with John D Rockefeller as a member, preached that a great spiritual upheaval will curb greed and money getting. He urged Christians to remember God over society’s frivolities during Baptist ministers rally before evangelistic campaign. Also note Charles Verter bitten by mosquito, later fatally ill with blood poisoning in Urbana, Illinois.
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Waton campaign kicks off in Shelbyville rally
Our In Tae State reports a Shelbyville campaign launch with a speech by Congresaman Watson. Other speakers included Clarence Lyons and John J. Wingate. The day’s roundup lists several local incidents from across Indiana with damages and nominations.
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Society Man for Robber Hero of Local Society
Det. 4 Charien Boos, a suave jail inmate and society leader, confessed to repeated robberies. He admitted stealing copper wire from his employer, selling it, and concealing a cache of stolen goods found in his Orange county residence and at a Gosnten department store loot pile.
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Velvet Special Ride Ends With Police Detention
A man described as a hobo rode a velvet special to the gun but was denied a ticket and taken to Atyoona after a confrontation with a conductor. He faces a fall, Monday sentence for the Door of Hope event. Community entertainment plans unfold with readings and music at Fire Tapest church on Perchy evening.
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City Record for a Day Births and Marriages Listed
A daily city record lists births including Charles and Pearl Bankhurst and many others, with notes on residences and family names across districts. It also covers deaths, marriages, and building permits detailing numerous names, ages, locations, and project costs for local properties and structures.
Wheat Markets and Prices on Chicago and New York Exchanges
Reports show mixed activity in grains with December wheat around 6.48 and May and December contracts noted. Corn and oats futures displayed fluctuating prices amid unsettled conditions, while New York commodities include slight declines in some grains and firmer readings in others. Financials mention Delaware & Hudson and Jersey Central stock movement and an anticipated Union Pacific acquisition of Minnesota Central.
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SONS OF ITALY VIOLATE LAWNS AND FINE ARRESTS
Farmers near New Augusty complained to Deputy Kish and Commissioner EE Karle about Mahdi Laborers from the Big Four railroad camp area damaging farms and tents. Antonio Ghicani and Pedro Riparte were arrested after a Sunday incident. they faced trial in Irvington with fines and costs totaling $6.00 for one, and $0.50 for another.
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Mayoral Cleanliness Crusade Prompts Local Sermons
A citizen in Indianapolis reports Major Jono W. Holtsman plans a daily postal sermon to urge Mayor Sloltzman toward city cleanliness. The traveler from Canada showcases a Whiqie method to illustrate how Hutianapolis might become immaculate, with each day bringing a new message.
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Isham Randolph predicts Panama Canal by 1935
Gen Isham Randolph, board member of Panama Canal consulting, says the Panama Canal will be completed and in operation within ten years with at least 10,000 workers on the job. Desperado captured after raid. police seize George Webster alias Meatstall, accused of numerous robberies. Risk of violence prominent as officers pursue him.
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Fire losses reach thirty thousand dollars in East Aurora
Fire damaged several buildings in East Aurora on Monday night causing about 30 000 in losses. The report highlights the extensive damage and investigators assess the cause while describing the fire as a major local incident with significant property impact.
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Queen Alexandra’s Gifts to Protect Children
Queen Alexandra offers amethyst pendants to the children of her friends as charms against intemperance. The stones are described as a protective amulet style token from the royal gift.
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Butter Creamery and Dairy Trade Notes in October Markets
Market brief from CIMUAGA and regional dairy sections notes butter creamery activity, pricing, and inventories. Mentions prime firs, prime firets, and various dairy products. includes New York and Chicago livestock price references, wheat and feed futures, and regional shipping notes amid November December months. Reports unsettled dairy bids, mixed feeds, and declining or steady wheat and hay figures across multiple markets.
Teachers Win Suit Against City for Back Pay
Brooklyn teachers, about 33, mostly women, win back pay in court. Judge Gaynor thanked the Chautauqua Salute after delivering the decision, rapping for order yet appearing to envy the moment.
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Indianapolis Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Activity
Receipts at Indianapolis livestock market include cattle and sheep with fair activity on Tuesday. Prices ranged with top cattle around varied quotes while bulk sold between lower levels, sheep market quiet but steady. feeders and prime stock noted, demand modest yet sufficient to move supply.
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Market Prices for Dairy Poultry Vegetables and Fruits
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