Pretty church wedding of Miss Josephine Stout
Society notes describe the Tuesday wedding of Miss Josephine Stout daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Stout to Robert Spencer Soule of New Orleans at Christchurch with Rev. Robert Stanley officiating. Bridal party includes Mrs Fairbanks matron of honor bridesmaids Dorothy and Chazzie Brout best man Robert McMillan of New Orleans ushers Fred Fairbanks and Robert Lynn. Gown white satin Empire with Duchesse lace veil heirloom bouquet of valley and orchids. After ceremony breakfast at 1015 Neridian St. guests from Providence St Louis and Dubuce.经过继续报道酒店与艺术展活动及多位社交聚会.
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Josephine Stout
George W
Robert Spencer Soule
Newans
Christchurch
Ibert Stanley
Frederick ‘Airbanks
Dorothy
Chazzie Brout
Robert McMillan
New Ileans
Fredrick Fairbanks
Robert Lynn
Neridian St
Bridal Arty
Madge Easier
Providence
R. I
Umningham
St. Louis
Miss Wadely
Dubuce
Orleans
MUST FURNISH CARS The Colora Coal Company News
The Colora Coal Company and its miners hope to operate mines part of the time after October 31, the railroad commission date for its car distribution rule. 4H Jones reports nine hours worked last week while Cobra mines face limited cars. The company expects potential resistance from Southern Indiana and possible injunction to delay the order, arguing inter state traffic limits Indiana commission authority.
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Colora Coal Company
Indianapolis
Railroad Commission
Jones
Cobra
Southern Indiana
Chicago
Indiana Commission
Greek School Opens In Indianapolis on Monday
The Board of Education opened the Greek school Monday evening at 27 S Meridian St with about 60 Greek boys and many attendees. Mayor Bookwalter delivered the opening address.
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Board of Education
S. Meridianst
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Editor Barrett Dies Sudden in San Francisco
Special to The Sun John Patrick Barrett city editor of the Examiner died suddenly on the street. Barrett was the earthquake hero who stayed at his post amid falling bricks and collapsing walls and sent the catastrophe story over the last wire from San Francisco.
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the Sun
San Francisco
Cal
John Patrick Barrett
The
Examiner
Barrett
Indictments Sough Against Judge Grosscup in Interurban Wreck
United Press reports in Mattoon Illinois that a grand jury indicts Federal Judge Peter S Grosscup and several Charleston and Mattoon railway officials for gross negligence related to the August 30 interurban wreck in which eighteen died. Indictments target Fred Moore A S Graham Benjamin S McClearn Paul Quarles Marshall E Sampsell E A Potter A W Underwood and L C Rose with warrants likely after voluntary court appearance.
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United Press
Mattoon
Ill
Peter S. Grosscup
Chicago
Charleston & Mattoon
Fred Moore
A. S. Graham
Benjamin S. McClearn
Paul Quarles
Marshall E. Sampsell
E. A. Potter
Mattoon & Charleston Lines
A. W. Underwood
L. C. Rose
New York Central Railroad
Park Ave
New York
Grosscup
Charles H Deere Dies at MoLine Plow Works Leader
Chicago Oct 29 Charles H Deere head of the large plow works at MoLine Illinois died today at the Lakota hotel He was among Illinois wealthiest men and a leading midwest politician He had been unconscious for a fortnight before death but recognized his wife on the final rally.
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United Press
Chicago
Charles H. Deere
Moline
Ill
Ilinois
Middle West
Loeb Ends Hunt with Bear Sheep and Deer Kill
Special to The Sum from Helena Mont reports William Loeb private secretary to President Roosevelt together with Senator Carter Harry Child and Thomas B Miner of Helena concluded their hunting trip near Cook City after killing a bear two mountain sheep and a deer. He heads back to Washington.
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Helena
Mont
William Loeb
Roosevelt
Carter
Harry Child
Thomas B. Miner
Cook City
Washington
Coffee as insidious enemy and Postum as alternative
The piece argues for self discipline in diet and warns coffee harms the heart and nervous system, urging cessation. It touts Postum as a scientifically made grain beverage providing natural phosphates to rebuild body and brain, ending with the slogan There's a Reason.
German editor Harden acquitted in high profile libel case
Berlin court clears editor Harden of charges against Count Von Moltke in a libel suit. Verdict triggers mob violence as supporters praise Harden and enraged crowd confronts the count. Justice Kern notes proven accusations of Knights of the Round Table misconduct and political intrigues, with Moltke’s appeal pledged.
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United Press
Berlin
Harden
Count von Moltke
Justice Kern
von Moltke
Frearden
Knights of the Round Table
Count Vor Moltke
Rob Harden
von Moltke-Harden
Knights of the Sun Table
Kaiser
Baroness von Elbe
Hirschfield
Hern
Marriage License Issued in Covington Kentucky
Special to The Sun Covington Kentucky October 2 A marriage license was issued yesterday to Harry A Scott and Myrtle M Williams both of Indianapolis Indiana Myrtle aged 21 The couple obtained the license in Covington Kentucky yesterday following the usual formalities.
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The
Sun
Covington
Harry A. Scott
Myrtle M. Williams
Indianspolis
Indiana Republicans beg Kentucky aid in November bid
Indiana Republicans report letters from Kentucky state campaign leaders claiming strong odds to defeat the Democratic machine and raise funds for expenses. Albert Scott signs the appeal, noting Kentucky Republicans are poorer than Democrats yet could win by about 3000 if the election were held today. James P. Goodrich also suggests Indiana solicits contributions. The note mentions Allen and Adams counties races, candidates for state senate seats, and James E. Watson remaining at gubernatorial headquarters. O. H. Downey cites reasons against a Ninth District Democratic run.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Ruie
Albert Scott
James P. Goodrich
Scott
Goodrich
Meat price cuts loom as packers pledge pass‑through
Chicago reports a general reduction in retail meat prices may follow as livestock costs ease. Cudahy Packing cuts all meats 10 percent in Omaha with retailers promising to pass savings to consumers. Industry leaders from Swift & Co. and Armour & Co. note declines in livestock costs, but say retailers will see lower prices only after finished products appear.
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Omaha
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Cudahy
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Max J. Sulzberger
Schwarzschild & Sulsberger
Pricc
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Co
Uis
Armour & Co
Boomimg Uncle Joe Can non Declared President Candidate
United Press reports that Uncle Joe Cannon has become a full fledged presidential candidate. He will be backed by Illinois Republican delegation in congress. A conference at the Auditorium launched Cannon with William B. Meckinley and Frank O. Lowden in charge. Most Illinois Republican congressmen attended.
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United Press
Chicago
Joe” Cannon
Illinois
Congress
Cannon
William B. Meckinley
Frank O. Lowden
Needle finally found after seven years in arm
Mrs. John Egan of Joliet Illinois finally had a needle located and removed from her forearm seven years after it entered her hand. Doctors had struggled to locate the foreign body amid extensive medical attempts.
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Uv United Press
Joliet, Ill
John Egan
Telegraph and Phone Franks Courtesies to Congress Revealed
Washington dispatch reveals telegraph and telephone franks as a common bribe tactic. It notes many lawmakers and officials possess frank books or long distance privileges, with Taft declining specifics. The piece argues for federal regulation or public ownership of these utilities, citing graft and secrecy.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Congress
Frank
Rise of Representatives
United States Senate
Democrat
Postal and Western Union
Taft
Western Union Company
Franks
Telegraph Trust
Chicago
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Caused Daughter's Arrest by United Prenas
Miss Lena Seltzner, described as the prettiest girl taken to headquarters, is held on her father’s request. The Philadelphia banker charges she ran away with Frank Gallagher after refusing a calculated arranged marriage. The elopement began a month ago and the couple have lived here for a week. Gallagher said priests refused to marry them but promised marriage once she was freed.
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New York
Lena Seltzner
Frank Gallagher
Bluecoats
Gallagher
Miss Seligner
Garvan in Runaway Near Hotel Astor
Assistant District Attorney F P Garvan escaped serious harm after a Broadway runaway near the Hotel Astor. He sustained a scalp wound three inches long and severe bruises but reached his home. Garvan rode a hansom when the frightened horse crashed into another cab.
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Broadway
Hotel Astor
Garvan
Men Return to Work After Trolley Strike
United Press reports in Yonkers New York that striking trolley employees returned to work following a last night agreement. Directors will consider raising wages by a small daily advance and a citizen committee will meet the directors on the men’s behalf. The settlement followed a conference arranged by Rev. Dr. Phelps.
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United Press
Ing
Phelps
SLAIN IN THE STREET IN BROOKLYN
A man about 27, likely Italian, was found dead on a Brooklyn sidewalk with a bomb and loaded gun concealed under a sweater. He bore three dagger wounds and police suspect he was a Black Hand member who broke the group's rules and was killed for it.
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United Trees
New York
Brooklyn
Black Hand
Farmer killed by freight train in Modoc
Richand Conarroe, a 61 year old widower and farmer, was struck by a Big Four freight train at Modoc Indiana on October 2. His head was severed and his right arm taken off in the accident.
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Ind
Blackburn's Castor-Oil-Pills Promote Constipation Cure
A friend asks about overcoming habitual constipation. The speaker endorses Blackburn's Castor-Oil-Pills as effective without taste, claiming they address bowel nerve weakness. Availability is at first-class drugstores, with 10 25 and 50 cent prices and a government-backed guarantee on the package.
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Blackburn
Secretary of Agriculture
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