Eggs Reveal Cupid Messages From Local Women
A grocery store owner in St. Louis found four eggs containing marriage pleas from women named Rosa or Lillian Schilz and possibly a Miss Rosie Schilz. The messages seek suitors, with notes including a sixteen year old, a widow, and a rich widower, all addressed to Ellisgrove, Illinois. The owner suspects relatives may be involved in the plotting.
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St. Louis
Ella Avenue
Emma Clendenning
Ellisgrove
Rosa Schilz
Lillian Schilz
Rosie Schilz
Ill
Lillie Schilz
Grace Patterson Seeks Indianapolis Stars Trip Abroad
Miss Grace Patterson of Galveston aims to secure a trip abroad with the Indianapolis Star. Her bid highlights her interest in travel opportunities and journalistic exchange.
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Grace Patterson
Galveston
Indianapolis
Washburn Crosby Mills Rolls Flour for Uniform Bake
Twenty steel rolls at Washburn Crosby mills grind Gold Medal Flour slowly and evenly. Each stage reduces particle size to ensure dough and batter mix uniformly for perfect baking.
Mystery around Lazarus Averbuch case in Chicago heats up
Chicago readers await an inquest into Lazarus Averbuch's death after Chief Shippy shot him at his home. Investigators challenge the chief's account, arguing Averbuch was not an anarchist and sought a character certificate, while rabbis and social reformers push for a full inquiry.
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Geo. Shippy
Shippy
Denver l
Chicago
Averbuch
Jas. Foley
Foley
Averbuchs
Olga Averbuch
America
Averbugeh
Rabbi Levi
Temple B'nai Abraham
Dearborn
Ickes
Ludwig Hektoen
Fort Wayne Beating Vicious Attack Near Wabash Yards
C. E. Thompson, once a Panhandle shops worker, was severely beaten by three Black men in the Wabash yards at Fort Wayne after he chased them from the shops. The assailants lingered nearby and assaulted him later.
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C. E. Thompson
Fort Wayne
Thompson
Rauch Engaged to Dr Good’s Daughter Promises Political Edge
The article notes Congressman George Rauch of the district is engaged to marry Dr C H Good's daughter. It suggests that such an alliance guarantees Rauch’s political security regardless of election outcomes.
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George Rauch
C. H. Good
Rauch
Sugar Camp Reports End of Season Near
Local sugar camp managers report sugar fly appearance signaling season end as customs and harvesting activities wind down.
Fortunes Spent by Candidates Before the Day of Election
Washington reports expose Taft campaign spending reaching 750000 by December. Three months later the total is rising with Frank Hitchcock's staff boosting costs. Charles P. Taft funds William H. Taft's salary and receptions while Henry W. Taft quiets Wall Street ties.
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Lican
Wiliam Taic
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati Times-Star
William H
Mark Hanna
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
New York
Henry W
Wall Street
The Violet Lifts Its Eyes Opens Open-Work Shirtwaist Girl
Poem fragment portrays a violet awakening and nature greeting a shirtwaist girl as petals unfurl and a sense of glad surprise fills the scene.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted for Croup Cure
Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is unequaled for croup and should be given at first cough to prevent an attack. It is used in many thousand homes and sold by W H Porter.
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Chamberlain
Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Ind
W. H. Porter
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National Biscuit Company
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