Dearest Husband Found In Chicago Household Hero
United Press reports a Chicago tale of domestic virtue as Robert K. Hill, an insurance executive and husband of Emily M. Hill, is celebrated for rushing home to cook supper while his wife attends W C T U convention events. Miss Mary Kenny lauds his support, and Hill was at home frying steak and potatoes.
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Chicago
Robert K. Hill
Emily M. Hill
Cook County
Wa<ave
Hill
Mary Kenny
Ryan to Manage Montgomery Club Next Season
Jimmy Ryan, former Chicago Nationals star under Capt. Anson, will manage the Montgomery team in the Southern league next year. Robert J. Chambers, president of Montgomery, signed the contract in Chicago after a recommendation from Cubs president Murphy.
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Chicago
Jimmy Ryan
Chicago Nationals
Capt. Anson
Montgomery
Robert J. Chambers
Ryan
Murphy
Cubs
Look For A Brunette: Wife Missing From Kentucky Farm
Special to The Sun Louisvill e Ky September 26 John D Ethington a farmer near Frankfort Ky arrived in Louisville tonight seeking his wife Lizzie Ethington who left home with their three children several days ago. He will continue the search in Indianapolis. Lizzie is described as a 24 year old brunette and mother of three.
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Louisville
John D. Ethington
Frankfort
Lizzie Ethington
Umthington
Indianapolis
What Witch A Husband’s Question In Postum Ad
A Montana woman shares her husband’s recovery from coffee related stomach issues after switching to Postum Food Coffee. He stopped vomiting breakfast for years, then regained appetite and strength. Her sisters also improved after abandoning coffee for Postum. The ad urges readers to consider Postum as a healthier beverage option.
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Mont
Wellvills
Gravel and stone rail rates debated in Indiana inquiry
Indiana railroad commission opens the gravel inquiry as half a million yards of gravel and crushed stone are shipped annually for road building. Representatives from many lines argue that uniform pricing is impractical due to differing conditions and that railroads offer special rates to promote good roads and year round shipment, aided by seasonal coal car capacity.
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Lake Shore
Monon
Southern Indiana
L. E
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Illinois Central
Big Four
Vandalia
Indianapolis Southern
Indiana Harbor
Gould nose bumped as Freshmen beat sophomores in cane rush
Jay Gould Jr son of George Gould led Columbia Freshmen to victory in the annual cane rush at South Field. After a half hour struggle the sophomores were driven from the field as the freshmen used a fake retreat then rallied to win. Gould planned the tactic and will study engineering to fit the railroad interests. He left with a bleeding face and swollen nose.
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New York
Jay Gould
George Gould
Columbia
South Field
Thia
Young Gould
Free Photos Hit Marriage Ads in Forest Hill District
United Press reports Forest Hill Chicago suburb uses free photographs to lure wedding business. Justice Frank Lehman markets "Lehman Cupid Venus and company" offering gratis three photos with marriages at current rates. Ads promise convenience and door delivery via Madison stear.
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Chicago
Gretna
New York
Frisco
Lakes
Gulf
Forest Hill
Harlem
Justice of the Peace
Frank Lehman
Madison Stear
Havlin Weds in Birmingham Toward New York Home
News from Cincinnati reports the marriage of John H. Havlin a millionaire theater and hotel owner to Mrs Charlotte Baldwin of Birmingham after Havlin’s year as a widower. The couple plan to reside in New York.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Birmingham
Ala
John H. Havlin
Charlotte Baldwin
Havlin
Havlins
New York
Oranges And Blossoms Romance Ties Cincinnati Couple
Miss Caroline Regensburg of Cincinnati and Harry Maundell, son of a California landowner near San Francisco, wed at Lawrenceburg. Maundell had written his name on paper inside oranges his father raised. Regensburg, working in a local store, opened the orange to reveal the name and sparked their correspondence.
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Cincinnati
Caroline Regensburg
Harry Maundell
California
San Francisco
Lawrenceburg
Maundell
Miss Regensburg
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted With Free Trial Package
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless cure for piles. It promises a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan and notes after using the trial the same medicine can be bought for 50 cents. It cites letters of satisfied customers and urges readers to decide for themselves.
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C. Crowley
Young Robbers Suffer In Marion Robbery Case
Roy Barnes and Walter Campbell, youths from prominent Marion families, received sentences of one to 14 years for robbing veteran Richard MecGuire of 185 dollars at a hotel. Law Wallace and Fred Rice faced acquittal. MecGuire deposited the money with a hotel clerk. later he reclaimed it, and four youths allegedly split the funds. Confessions and restitution followed arrests.
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Marion
Ind
Roy Barnes
Walter Campbell
Law Wallace
Fred Rice
Richard MecGuire
Unger Mayer Marriage Quiet German Church Ceremony
Miss Anna Mayer daughter of Henry Mayer wed George Unger in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the German Reformed Church. Only immediate family attended and the couple will reside at 824 S East Street after October 15.
Luncheon at Zetathea Club Celebrates Presidents Day
Zetathea club held a Wednesday luncheon with Mrs Eastburn to mark Presidents Day. Attire featured white gowns and red ribbons, with toastmistress Mrs Alice Been and speakers including Mrs Addie Engle. The Geneva conference theme colored the room pink with chrysanthemums and $140,000 displayed in flowers signifying funds for a Y M C A home.
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Zetathea Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Geneva
Thursday club season opener at Gillespie home
The Thursday Afternoon club met with Mrs. B W Gillespie at 222 College Ave observing the first meeting of the season. Members enjoyed pink and white decor roses and carnations. The program featured Charity Dye on Shakespeare and Fidelia Lester singing with Shakespearian words. Ruth Elizabeth Murphy played violin with Mrs. George Stacey, Stella Whitman performed piano, and Mrs. Gillespie was aided by several guests. Hazel Springer hosted a small gathering at 1608 N Delawarest with a group including Ruth Archer and others. The Philomathean club plans president's day at Mrs S D Farrabee 2402 N F Pennsylvania St. Mrs Charles Pfafflin hosted luncheon for Miss Blanche O'Donnell of Houston. The Madison club will meet with Mrs Collins on N Alabama St.
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College Ave
Charity Dye
Fidelia Lester
Ruth Elizabeth Murphy
George Stacey
Stella Whitman
Gillespie
D. K. Armstrong
H. 8. O'Brien
W. H. Wheeler
Joseph Morrow
Philomathean Club
S. D. Farrabée
N. F
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Short State Staff by Telegraph Summary
Bedford reports a home wedding near disaster as a gasoline explosion endangers Mrs. Charles Lentz and her son’s reception. Fort Wayne notes Deputy Marshal Amnos Walter’s apoplexy. Evansville reports Thomas Fort jailed for dog tax nonpayment, first such case here. South Bend tracks a 72 hour posse hunt for horse butcher Max Minney with two fights. Wabash says fireman Kester and bride Marie Hipskind were arrested at the altar and paraded through town. South Bend’s Thad M. Talcott named US commissioner by Judge Landis. Laporte reports 13 year old Mary Belle Blue runaway, being brought home from St. Louis. Warsaw notes Mrs. Sarah Thayer severely burned. Fairmount recounts Ras Brewer’s gunfire at niece and husband, later disarmed and pursued, with peace proceedings. Bedford reports hundreds of chicken hawks attacking local hen yards, heavy losses.
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Kester
Marie Hipskind
South Bend
Thad M. Talcott
United States
K. M. Landis
Laporte
Mary Belle Blue
St. Louis
Warsaw
Sarah Thayer
Fairmount
Ras
Brewer
John Bull Bars Coolies In Vancouver Policy
Dr Monro chief immigration inspector in Vancouver announced that the government would not permit further Japanese to land unless passports were issued directly to Canada. The measure aims to curb Japanese immigration via Honolulu and gives steamship lines warning to adjust their arrivals.
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B. C
Monro
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Honolulu
Steamship Company
Hawaii
Miss Dollie Harris Cuts Her Own Hair in Dream
In Jasonville Indiana on September 26 Miss Dollie Harris a 16 year old daughter of a wealthy Sandborn area farmer dreamt of being chased by Jack the Clipper and awakening to her hair on the floor only to find she had cut it herself the shears in her hand.
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Jasonville
Ind
Dollie Harris
Sandborn
Aittle Village
Here
Jack the Clipper
Garden Party at Chapultepec Marks Root Visit
Secretary of State Elihu Root travels to Mexico for a social call marked by cordial ties and talks with President Porfirio Diaz. He will press for immigration controls, possible Magdalena Bay coaling station, and closer U S Mexico cooperation while guests to a lavish garden party at Chapultepec Castle. The visit echoes General Winfield Scott’s 60 year old occupation and death struggle on the same ground. Root and Mrs Root expected to be greeted by a large crowd as Mexico funds a lavish two week celebration and foreign relations ministers host the event.
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Elihu Root
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Central America
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Root
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Mexico City
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Winfield Scott
Old Castle
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Muldoon
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Headache Worries
A vintage advertisement promises quick relief from headaches with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. It asserts no opium or narcotics are used and urges readers to ask their druggist about the product. Claims include safety if directions are followed and a household endorsement from Dr Miles’ Pain Pills users.
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Miles
Zeere
An Eile
N. Y
Hulk
Indianapol is Public Works Opens Mabel Street Extension
Notice announces the Board of Public Works approves Declaratory Resolution 3.328 to open and extend Mabel Street from 389.40 feet north of LaGrande Avenue to the south line of Van Buren Street. Public hearing set for October 14, 1907. remonstrances may be filed. District affected includes abutting property on both sides. President and trustees sign.
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