Clever ruse aids Brewer in wringing divorce case sketch
New York May 19 William S and S Brewer outwits detectives hired by Edith Ainslee Noble Brewer in a divorce suit by staging a midnight hotel ruse. He cites a plan to mislead observers and claims witnesses that a woman appeared, while he spent the night with male friends. The mistrial in the prior hearing prompts a retrial in the case tomorrow.
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New York
William S&s
Brewer
Pittsburg
Harry Eckhard
Eckhard
Astor House
Cedric
A. A. Reatul
Fly Cops
Departure of Prof Marker prompts physics chair change
The school board announced Prof Wright of Columbia City will succeed Prof Marker as head of the physics department. Prof Marker moves to a higher position.
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Prof. Wright
Columbia City
Prof
Marker
Veterans ride to Kokomo for G A R encampment
A special interurban left at 8 o'clock carrying a group of veterans to Kokomo for the G A R encampment. They attended the event today and will return home this evening.
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Konomo
The Right Kind of Wife and the Private Life
A reflective piece questions the belief that a wife bears blame for her husband's sins or drink. It argues moral responsibility lies with each person, noting some women endure hardship while husbands fault their spouses. The author condemns shifting blame and insists every individual is accountable for their own soul.
Peru Owls defeat Logansport in a 3 to 0 game
The Peru Owls beat Logansport 3 to 0 as Sheets held the visitors to few hits while Potts supported behind the plate. A crowd witnessed the game amid a notable hat fund collection that covered only part of the car fares to Peru. Ground conditions canceled a city park game and a Litchfield matchup was called off.
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Peru
Logansport Club
Peru Owls
Sheets
Potts
McCaffrey
Fisher
Chandler
Daley
Burke
Martin
Logansport
Anderson
Herron
String
Barnes
Ryan
Black
Binder
Nicholls
Sowers
Logansport Boys
City Ball Park
Litchfield
Friends urge Ulysses Hoffman to run for sheriff nomination
Prominent Panhandle engineer Ulysses Hoffman is urged by local supporters under the group Friends of Ulysses Hoffman to announce his candidacy for the Republican sheriff nomination.
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Ulysses Hoffman
Panhandle
Childrens coat and hat described with detailed net and lace
The passage details a dark blue pongee coat cut in circular lines with deep points at the front and back. Collar cuffs and sleeve caps are embroidered filet net. Tassels in deep ecru. An older girl’s pale blue linen hat features broderie anglaise, a full crown, and a large rosette of ping faille with two long ends.
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Broderie Anglaise
State News Flashes Cover Tragedy and Local Happenings
Reports: a railroad sabotage attempt near Anderson. lightning killed Thomas M. Leonard in Bellevue. Richmond ministers drop Sunday baseball fight. Danville woman Mrs Michael Cassidy killed by streetcar. Fruit crops healthy. mushrooms sell for twenty cents per pound near Warsaw. Several deaths including Mrs Beamer in Wabash, Charles Hoffman in Seymour, and a child in Princeton. Smallpox public gathering ban lifted. Hoenstein Hartmetz plant fire at Evansville caused $50 000 loss. New Albany death in a fight. Miss Lella Pater resigns from Terre Haute State Normal. Hadley couple celebrate golden anniversary. Terre Haute resident Cora Harmon found dead. coal vein found near Mooreville.
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Anderson
Thomas M. Leonard
Ft. Wayne
Bellevue
Ohio
Ministerial Association
Richmond
Michael Cassidy
Danville
Indianapolis & Danville
St. Joseph County
Bicknell
Hoenstein, Hartmetz Company
Evansville
Clarence Jackson
New Albany
Samuel Carpenter
Lella Pater
State Normal
Terre Haute
Crystal Theatre Presents Jack Curtis and Gill & Aker
The Crystal theatre continues its clean shows with Jack Curtis the melody artist this week. Harry Bartlett and Lethe Collins perform a sketch Everything Their Own. Harry Jones sings Back to the Good Old Days. Gill & Aker provide a fresh comedy sketch act.
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Crystal Theatre
Hardie
Jack Curtis
Harry Bartlett
Lethe Collins
Bartlett
Harry Jones
Trinity Guild Meeting With Mrs Hepp At Twelfth Street
The Trinity Guild gathered this afternoon with Mrs Hepp of 216 Twelfth Street. The small gathering discussed local projects and community plans in a concise session.
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Trinity Guild
Roosevelt Heiress Describes A Yearly Spending Spree
Miss Olga Roosevelt describes how a $106000 annual allowance funds her education and luxury. Her father seeks to raise the estate grant from $5000 to $16000 for maintenance, fashion, and social life while she stays a diligent private school student.
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New York
Olga Roosevelt
East Fifty-fifth Street
Robert B. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Red and Black Out: End of Term Issue Briefly Noted
The Red and Black commencement issue for the term was cut yesterday. It runs forty five pages and contains several good stories. This issue marks the end of the term.
Mrs Wieland Starts New Baby Farm in New York
Mrs Florence Fairview Wieland departs New York with the first five infants for a vibratory baby farm in Rensselaer to raise 609 children, aiming to awaken superior traits by age sixty yearly. Her husband trails with two children, skeptical about the plan and the infants’ weight.
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Fairview
Wieland
New York
Rensselaer
N. Y
Florence Fairview
Las
Civil War Veteran Suicide Reported in Delphi
The text notes a Civil War veteran from Delphi named George W. Stoops who killed himself by drinking carbolic acid. It also references a landlord seeking payment and a widow caring for adopted babies and managing household duties.
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George W. Stoops
Delphi
Indianapolis Traction Line Survey Under Way
Survey work for the Indianapolis Logansport and South Bend traction line began yesterday and should finish in about fifty days. Promoters say cars will run between Indianapolis and Frankfort by October 1.
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Indianapolis
Logansport
South Bend
Frankfort
Ellen Terry Kicks Off In Big Newcastle Football Match
Miss Ellen Terry, still a beloved English figure, recently played a public kickoff in a Newcastle football match between shipwrights and engineers on Strike at Newcastle on Tyne. The game supported those in distress and drew prolonged cheering as she booted the ball.
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Ellen Terry
Newcastle
England
Miss Terry
Newcastle on-Tyrne
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