Start Suit Against Axtell In Bloomington
Bloomington June 25 A suit titled the state of Indiana on the relation of the city of Bloomington against Harry Axtell ex city treasurer and his wife Samuel K Ahrorer Redrick M Wye and the United States Fidelity and Guaranty company was filed in circuit court by City Attorney Henry Duncan. The complaint alleges treasurer Axtell converted city funds amounting to 7058.76 for his own use. Indiana Storm Causes Loss to Crops Logansport June 25 A severe storm swept northern Indiana unroofing houses and damaging crops and railroad property. Culver Lake Maxinkuckee cottages unroofed and roofs blown into the lake. The Vandalia railroad icehouse wrecked debris on the track delayed traffic two hours.
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Axtell
Bloomington
State of
Indiana
Harry A. Axtel
Samuel K. Ahrorer
Redrick M. Wye
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Henry ©. Duncan
Logansport
Culver
Maxinkuckee
Vandalia Railroad
Indiana educator named to national spelling contest committee
Wabash June 25 Miss Adelaide Baylor city superintendent of schools and one of Indiana's two women superintendents has been chosen as part of a five member committee to run a national spelling contest in Cleveland during the National Educational Association convention early in July.
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Wabash
Adelaide Baylor
Indiana
Cleveland
National Educational Association
County issues first bonds for free gravel road project
June 25 Anderson reports the first bonds under the new law sold at par to J. F. Wild & Co. of Indianapolis. The $5,700 issue finances the Peter Schwimm road in Monroe township and carries 4 percent interest.
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Anderson
J. F. Wild & Co
Indianapolis
Peter Schwimm
Monroe Township
Indiana University dedicates $140000 library building
Bloomington June 25 The new $140,000 Indiana University library building was dedicated as the main feature of commencement exercises. James E. Watson Republican candidate for governor telegraphed that he could not attend and deliver an address.
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Bloomington
Indiana University
Uilding
James E. Watson
Tragic stabbing in Evansville as husband flees
In Evansville on June 25 Harry Simmons 35 cut his wife’s throat with a razor. She ran to a neighbor’s home and died. Simmons fled through crowded streets as police pursued. her 19 year old son tried to intervene.
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Evansville
Harry Simmons
Simmons
Richmond Nest of Owls Votes to Realign with American Order
At a Richmond meeting the Nest of Owls voted to secede from the Order of Owls and affiliate with the American Order of Owls formed by nests unhappy with Supreme President Talbot.
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Richmond
Nest of Owls
Order of Owls
American Order of Owls
Talbot
Clergy Promotes Coatless Choir at Wabash Church
In Wabash on June 25 Rev. D. H. Guild of First Methodist Episcopal church urged churchgoing men to remove coats during services. The choir will perform coatless in the future to encourage the practice.
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Wabash
D. H. Guild
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Foster son objects to will of Henry Edwards
Claude Edwards, adopted son, files objections to the will of foster father Henry Edwards claiming the testator was of unsound mind when he made the will, which left an estate of 40000 dollars, in Kokomo on June 25.
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Kokomo
Claude Edwards
Henry Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Wayne County Democratic Convention Date Change
Richmond June 25 due to inability to secure speakers the Wayne county Democratic convention date was moved to a mass meeting at Cambridge City where a county ticket will be named.
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Richmond
Wayne County
Cambridge City
Summer missions school opens with record attendance
Winona Lake June 25 The summer school of missions opened with the largest opening day attendance in the school's history. About two hundred women from across the Midwest are present for the start.
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Winona School
Winona Lake
Summer School of Missions
Middle West
Death of Dennis Shea, Last C. M. & M. Rail Workman
Dennis Shea 75 a veteran builder of the old C. M. & M. railroad now Michigan division of the Big Four Indianapolis to Benton Harbor passed away at Wabash June 25. He was among the last workmen who helped construct the line.
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Wabash
Dennis Shea
Michigan Division
Big Four
Indianapolis
Benton Harbor
Powell Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in Kokomo
Adolph Powell a shoe merchant filed in the United States district court a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities are about $19,000 with assets around $12,000.
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Kokomo
Adolph Powell
United States District Court
Orphan Boy Kills a Bully in Evansville
Ernest Lubitz 18 shot and killed Horace Jackson after being browbeaten by the bully. Lubitz worked at a livery stable and was an undersized orphan. The incident occurred in Evansville on June 25.
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Evansville
Ernest Lubitz
Horace Jackson
Richmond Bay Prize Orator
Levi Pennington, winner of the interstate oratorical contest at Saratoga New York, is a student at Earlham College in Richmond.
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Richmond Bay
Richmond
Levi Pennington
Saratoga
N. Y
Earlham College
Car collision victim dies in Crawfordsville
John C. Priest, struck by a Ben-Hur car near Crawfordsville, dies from injuries sustained in the accident. The incident occurred June 25 as the vehicle passed through the area. Priest's death marks the conclusion of a fatal traffic incident recorded by local authorities.
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Crawfordsville
John C. Priest
Missouri River Rises Further at Omaha and Blair
The Missouri River showed a rise of one tenth of a foot at Omaha on Wednesday. Sioux City reported no change and Blair, about 25 miles above Omaha, recorded a small rise.
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Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
Omaha Wednessy
Sioux City
Blair
Lawrenceberg man injured at Cook pump belt accident
Karl F Roehring of Lawrenceberg was caught in a belt at the Cook pump station and hurled through the air, sustaining serious injuries.
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Karl F. Roehring
Lawrenceberg
Cook
Thrills of a Motorman on the Electric Interurban Car
A vivid account details motormen riding at front of interurban cars. It covers nerve, quick thinking, frequent stops, and proximity to roads and towns. Headlights, warning signals, and the dangers from pedestrians and animals are described, with tension and fascination in night rides.
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Swayng
Usj
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
A letter from Mrs. Williams of Gardiner Maine credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from a surgical operation after doctors said one was necessary. Another patient Mrs Sperling of Chicago reports curing a tumor and inflammation without surgery. The ad cites decades of use and invites readers to write for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
8. A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Cleybourne Ave
Chicago
Business Man Heads The Sunday School Army
John Stites of Louisville named president of the International Sunday School Association succeeding J J Maclaren. The three year term leads a body of 158000000 members with worldwide influence. Stites, 53, moved from law to business in 1887 and now heads multiple enterprises. He serves as director of Louisville libraries and the Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Kentucky and sits on relief and education committees.
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Louisville
International Sunday School Association
John Stites
J. J. Maclaren
Canada
Kentucky
Stites
Law
Fidelity Trust Company
Louisville Public Library
Louisville Free Public Library
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Kentucky
Presbyterian Committee of Relief and Education
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad Card
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined and once thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. is advertised as a constitutional remedy that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any failing case. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Laundryman Finds Dynamite in Overalls in Paterson
A Paterson laundryman discovered three sticks of dynamite in overalls he was washing. The incident stands out in Paterson and is noted as surprising only due to the town itself.
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Paterson
N. J
Colonial Country Club Hotel Rates At Mineral Springs
Colonial Country Club offers rooms at 2.50 to 3.50 per day with private baths and year round operation. Visitors are invited to drink the water and bathe for cures of kidney liver stomach ailments and nervous complaints. A home treatment option ships five gallons of spring water with physician advice for a 2 payment.
The First Requisite of Beauty
An advertisement touts Orion Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy for a sallow blotched complexion. It claims to stimulate the liver and bowels, brighten the eyes, and says the product is non nauseating and easy to take. The copy urges readers to refuse substitutes and cites W H Porter, druggist, as endorser.
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Orinn
Orion
W. H. Porter
Brakeman Earns Carnegie Medal for Rescuing Girl
Eugene Dennis, a brakeman with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line, saved three year old Ruth Bolich in Ottumwa Iowa after spotting her on tracks during a yard switch. He jumped from a box car grabbed the child and escaped as the car crashed nearby earning the Carnegie medal.
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Ottumwa
Ruth Bolich
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Eugene Dennis
Dennis
Orl
Adelaide Mother Says They Cannot Praise Gold Medal Flour
A Adelaide mother comments that advertisers should not say too many good things about Gold Medal Flour claiming restraint. The remark points to skepticism toward marketing claims in local chatter.
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Adelaide
Warty
Infatuation at Himalaya Park with Mr Snidden
In Diana's diary the narrator, a Lady Cos sack, describes Mr Snidden a pale bank employee who trails the band and shows attention to Mrs Floretta Doodle Tarara. He visits Himalaya park for afternoons and evenings, enjoys the Lady Cossacks Military band, and flirts by complimenting her movement.
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Snidden
Mr. Snidden
Psyche Dunklader
Floretta Doodle- Tarara
Lady Cossacks
Dry Era Begins In North Carolina On Jan First
North Carolina marks a new year with prohibition taking effect from January 1, ending alcohol sales and changing social routines across towns and counties. Officials warn enforcement will be stepped up and residents adjust to the dry regime.
Theatre Centre in bustling Shopping and Business District
In the heart of the city a prominent theatre sits at the core of the busy shopping and business district, drawing patrons with its performance schedule and nearby amenities.
Schedule fragment timestamps for the day
A sequence of times listed in order including early morning and late afternoon slots. No events or context accompany the times.
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Kroeper
Doan's Ointment Praised By Logansport Readers
Logansport residents report relief from itching skin diseases with Doan's Ointment. Attorney Frank Swigart testifies it cured a hands skin eruption after years of annoyance. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Ivan's.
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Logansport
Frank Swigart
Fourth Street
Ind
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Schedule fragment with repeated times
Readable portions show a sequence of times 10:05 am 11:35 am 1:41 pm 3:05 pm 6:35 pm 7:35 pm suggesting a timetable segment lacking context or events to anchor a fuller summary.
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Delphi
Lafayette
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