Mrs Hearst and Archbold Letters Thefts Revealed
Colliers Weekly exposes how Standard Oil letters from Archbold to Foraker Sibley and others were stolen photographed and sold to Hearst papers for about 12000. Charles Stump and William Winfield profited and Hearst held copies for three years awaiting further sensational letters.
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Mr. Gleason
Standard Oil
John D. D. Archbold
Senator Foraker
Representative Sibley
Hearst
New York American
Charles Stump
Standard Oil Company
William W. Winfield
Bill Found After Ad Appears in Tribune
Mrs. Martin Elliott located a lost bill at the McCaffrey grocery Saturday evening after Mr Owens had dropped it. The bill was recovered thanks to the Tribune notice and returned to its owner promptly.
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Tribune
Martin Elliott
McCaffrey
Home Remedy Promoted for Rheumatism and Kidney Ailments
A claimed universal cure lists Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla as a cheap at home mix. The ad urges adults to take a teaspoon after meals and a full tumbler of water, asserting it cleanses kidneys and reduces rheumatic swelling.
Emergency aid planned as Salvation Army helps cold families
Captain James reports growing destitution in the city as northern blasts arrive. A family with asthma and dropsy, a crippled daughter, and a wage-earning son struggle for medicines and essentials. Coal, clothing, shoes, and provisions are being collected, with an emergency hospital and temporary home proposed for winter relief.
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James
New York
East Side
Nightly Shelter Offered When No Place To Go
A night’s lodging is provided for individuals with no other place to stay, offering temporary shelter as they seek safer arrangements and support services.
Bethlehem Township Republicans Hold Meet at Walnut Grove
An enthusiastic Republican meeting drew a full crowd at the Walnut Grove school house in Bethlehem township. Judge George Gamble, S. B. Boyer, John M. Johnston, and several county ticket candidates spoke, and listeners gave careful attention to the speeches.
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Walnut Grove
Bethlehem Township
George Gamble
S. B. Boyer
John M. Johnston
Boss Carpenter Crozier Arrested in Marion
J. L. Crozier boss carpenter for the Pennsylvania Railroad division Bradford to Chicago visited Marion this morning. He allegedly became intoxicated and caused trouble overseeing railroad work and district activities. Officer Clark arrested him and took him to jail on intoxication charges awaiting city court arraignment.
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Bradford
Chicago
Marion
Marion Chronicle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clark
Crozier
Depew Burdette Stock Co to Perform in Nelson Week
The Depew Burdette Stock Co led by Thomas B Depew brings a week of vaudeville and dramas to Nelson starting Oct 26 with Miss Fannie Depew in leading roles and a strong supporting cast including Silvers Egan Wheeler Sisters and Lipman Lewis. Seats 10 20 30 and 50 cents with free admission for women Monday.
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Depew-Burdette Stock Co
Nelson
Thomas B. Depew
Fannie Depew
Logansport
Silvers & Egan
Wheeler Sisters
Harry Wayne Linsay
Kolenterschuppe
Life
Motion Pictures
World champions defeat Detroit 7 to 1 in Terre Haute
Chicago world champions beat Detroit 7 to 1 at Central League Park before 6000 fans. Mordecai Brown received a silver service from Terre Haute citizens. Cobb had four singles in four at bats to lead the hitters as Detroit made nine runs on twelve hits.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Detroit
Mordecai Brown
Cobb
Chicago
Mullen
Willets
Thomas
Brown
Overall
Marshall
Repairs Extend Six Weeks at Georgetown Bridge
Contractor S. S. McKinney says six or more weeks remain to complete repairs on the Georgetown bridge across the Wabash. One of five spans is finished. abutments are sound and the woodwork will be overhauled. The bridge remains one of the few wooden truss crossings on the river.
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S. S. McKinney
Georgetown
Wabash
Jane Eyre play at Nelson theatre promises witty drama
Rowland and Clifford present Jane Eyre as a strong dramatic comedy with a sentimental thread. The production features a well staged, evenly balanced cast praised by all, with manager Fred Smyth offering performances to patrons on Saturday October 24th for matinee and night shows.
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Rowland and Clifford
Fred Smyth
The
Nelson
Rowland & Cliff Orns
Jane
Eyre
Crystal Theatre Bills One of the Best This Week
Crystal Theatre presents Edward McWade and Company in a comedy sketch An Emergency Act, described as clever and entertaining. Ber ran and Mackin deliver a singing and talking act as part of the capacity crowds expected this week.
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Hardie
the. Crystal
Little ‘Playhouse
Edward McWade
Berran
Mackin
Appointment of Executors in Cass Circuit Court Indiana
Notice that the undersigned have qualified and been appointed by the Cass Circuit Court of Indiana as executors of the last will and testament. The document states formal appointment and qualification as fiduciaries under the estate.
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Cass Circuit Court of
Indiana
Elizabeth White
Cass County
Cass’ ‘Circuit
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