State News Flashes Idle Happenings Across Towns
Several injuries and unusual incidents marked state briefings. Carl Weisenburg of Greenfield lost part of his nose after a shell explosion sparked by a match while extracting a ball. A Bedford petit juror William E Auger suffered severe injuries in a runaway en route to town. Bloomington's Crow Thrasher died, requesting his body be donated to Indiana University med students.
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Carl Weisenburg
Greenfield
William E. Auger
Bedford
Crow Thrasher
Bloomington
Indiana University
Panhandle shops invoice shows $250,000 in on hand supplies
The invoice taken twice a year lists $250,000 worth of materials on hand at Panhandle shops. It does not include rolling stock. The Friday Saturday Sunday inventory reflects only the supply stock.
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Panhandle
Don’t Get Cross and Discouraged About Poor Health
Advice suggests health issues stem from a weak stomach and inactive liver with costiveness. Promote improvement by taking a bottle of a restorative remedy to restore balance and vigor.
Short Cure Promise Catches Patient With New Feelings
Ad claims a drug that cures dyspepsia indigestion costiveness biliousness female island malaria fever with a short course to feel like a new being advertised by a druggist or dealer.
Hetty Green Moves from Hoboken to Plaza Hotel
Special to the Reporter New York May 6 Mrs Hetty Green the richest woman in the world has moved from a Hoboken flat paying 15 a month to the Plaza where rent is thirty times higher She brings her daughter Sylvia and a maid and enjoys marble halls and expensive furnishings while declining a telephone and asserting she does not live at the hotel A dog tax dispute in Hoboken led to a process server quitting and an injunction preventing clerks from confirming her residence at the Plaza.
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New York
Hetty Green
Washington Street
Hoboken
The
Plaza
Sylvia Green
Bellows Falls
Mrs. Green
Bonnet
Cornerstone Laying for Concord Presbyterian Church
Rev. B B Rigler and Rev. Walter Johnson will speak at the cornerstone laying in Harrison township next Sunday. Rev. J M Bolton will lay the stone.
Excursion to Fort Wayne on Sunday via Wabash rail
An excursion to Fort Wayne by the Wabash railroad departs Sunday May 10. Round trip fare is 1.25 dollars. The trip leaves from Loansport at 9 18 a m.
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Fort Wayne
Wabash Railroad
Loansport
Nelson’s Antony and Cleopatra at the Spotlight Mews
Charles B. Hanford appears in Antony and Cleopatra at Nelson tomorrow night. The renowned classic actor will present a contrasting role to his recent comedies, with a large company, chorus, ballet, and new electrical effects enhancing the scenic display.
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Charles B. Hanford
Nelson
Hanford
Krausmeyer's Alley Revival At Nelson Theatre
The revival of Krausmeyer's Alley starring Billy Watson as Philip Krausmeyer will play at the Nelson on Saturday May 9 with matinee and night shows. The same issue notes Paid in Full at Chicago Grand Opera House with a star cast, plus theater industry remarks and plans for Fort Wayne Stadium and new vaudeville venue.
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Krausmeyer
Nelson
Billy Watson
Philip Krausmeyer
Krousemeyer
Mr. Watson
Empire Circuit
Watson
Chicago
Wagonichis
Kemper
Eugene Walter
Guy Bates Post
Helen Ware
Scott Cooper
Plorence Robertson
Alfred Brown
Marion Berg
Majestic Theater VAUDEVILLE BILL PROMISES VARIETY
The Majestic in Chicago offers a diverse May 11 week bill with Marcels Art Studies models Eva Tassor in Chums Bar ry and Hatvers in eccentric dancing and comedy Roberts Hayes and Roberts as The Cashboy the Swell and the Lady Mrs Dan Mc Avoy and the Reiff Brothers headline a lineup of top vaudeville acts promising more value than the admission price.
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Majestic Theater
Chicago
Marcels
Eva Tassor
L Ar
Barry
Hatvers
Roberts
Hayes
Cashboy
Swell
Dan McAvoy
Reiff Brothers
Majestic
Socialists Optimistic on Million Vote Target in 1908
Chicago dispatch notes the Socialist party plans to poll one million votes in the next election. Eugene V Debs is nominated for president as the party expands dues, press, auxiliaries, and foreign-language outlets. The article cites depressions, court rulings, and trusts as drivers of growth and claims Debs commands strong labor support.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
Watson
Prohibition
Hearst
Independent League
New York
Kansas
Interallegiate Society
Christian Socialist Society
Bund
Women's Socialist League
Socialist Parties
Europe
South America
Australia
Asia
Africa
Labor Congress
Socialist Party of America
England
Germany
Austria
France
Italy
Japan
India
Socialist Organization
Ter
Rockefeller
Morgan
Euugene V. Debs
America
Modern woman defies old shyness in love and marriage
The author argues against the old rule that a girl should hide her feelings until engagement. She urges frankness, mutual desire, and active partnership, claiming modern women can pursue happiness with confidence, shared interests, and honesty, rejecting coyness as outdated.
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England
Orino Laxative Syrup Endorsed for Women and Children
Mild tasting laxative syrup praised for women and children. Promotes digestion and stimulates liver and bowels without causing nausea or griping. Contains Orino as recommended brand. sold by W. H. Porter, druggist.
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Orion
W. H. Porter
City Y M C A Board Discusses New Home Project
The official board of the city YMCA held a meeting last evening to discuss plans for a new home. Dialog indicated lingering doubts about feasibility and funding.
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City
City and Railroad YMCA consider joint building
The city and Railroad Y M C A have outgrown their quarters and may union to build a large home. The R M C A board meets tonight to discuss the proposition and possible erection of a new facility.
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Railroad Y. M. C. A
Tha Txo
Ohio Slayer Held Before 1:26 Train Departure
Ernest Kearns, wanted at Circleville Ohio, was kept in the local jail last evening until the 1:26 o clock train departed. He was captured yesterday from Lowell after eluding officers for three years. He agreed to return to his home. Kearns killed George Flannagan in a quarrel three years ago by striking him with a stone and has been at large since.
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Circleville
Lowell
Kearns
George Flannagan
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Frank Doolittle
Mishawaka
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Lion and the Mouse
Simmer Seston
al G. Fields
Minstrels
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Lackaye
William Vaueum Mooér
Margaret Anglin
Olive Schreiner
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Temple Theater
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Chares B. Hanford
Marc Antony
Antony and Cleopatra
the Neilson
Majestic Theatre
Eugene Debs
R. F. Frazer
United States Supreme Court
Tim Know
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Sir Roland
Marr
Regal
Ohio
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Tre Nelloway
Chas.e. Hanford
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Coal and Cement
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