Spanish War Veterans Hold Ninth Annual Reunion
The 160th regiment Spanish War volunteers held its ninth annual reunion in Anderson with nearly four hundred veterans present led by Colonel George W. Gunder. A parade and campfire followed speeches by Congressman J A M Adam. Huntington was named for next year and a roster of deceased members was requested. Committees planned to seek government employment for veterans and civilians. Rev Vigus was honored as chaplain. A company photo was taken beside the Carnegie library.
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160Th. Regiment of
Anderson
George ‘W. Gunder
A, M&adam
Huntington
Vigus
Edgar M. Baldwin
Fairmount
C. R. Waltz
Lafaytte
Ganly
H.R. Spencer
Ed McClure
Leutenant
Lee Martz
Bluffton
Carnegie Library
Wabash Runs Second Niagara Falls Excursion
The Wabash railroad operated its second Niagara Falls excursion yesterday, running four trains from points west of Danville with one from Quincy Illinois. No passengers were picked up east of Danville. About fifteen hundred excursionists were aboard. Lost articles are found by Tribune Locals.
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Wabash Railroad
Niagara Falls
Danville
Quincy, Il
Tribune
Man Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny in Local Store
Clarence Olden confessed to stealing from Fred Brown in Rodgers clothing store after being found with money hidden in his hat and pockets. He received a jail sentence for kleptomania with a period of retrospection and was fined in a separate assault case against Frank Tamlinman.
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Clarence ‘Olden
Olden
Fred. Brown
Brown
Rochester
Fletcher’s Lake
Gifford
Frank Tam
Ruby Kates
Rosa Blake
Canal Street
Tom
Tragic Double Tragedy In Chicago Home
Mrs G H Fortmiller finds nine month old dead from suffocation and her mother Dorothy Bartell wounded with a razor. Bartell claims a stout intruder attacked her during a break in, while doors and windows were locked and no sign of robbery. Fortmiller's husband runs a Matteson store.
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Chicago
Ill
G. H. Fortmiller
Dorothy Bartell
Bartell
Fortmiller
Matteson, Ill
Crowded Longcliff Hospital Delays Urgent Cases
Owing to crowded conditions at Longcliff only the most urgent cases are being admitted. In Cass county two people declared insane remain on the waiting list. M C Bebee remains jailed while William Wemple is at home in the East End. Bebee shows signs of improvement.
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Longcliff
Cass County
M.C. Bebee
William Wemple
East End
Bebee
Government seeks young men for railway mail clerks
Uncle Sam conducts examinations for railway mail clerks post office clerks and carriers customs house and department clerks. Pay ranges from 800 to 1400 dollars yearly with short hours and monthly vacation opportunities. Scholarships are offered and applicants should prepare at once for the upcoming examinations.
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Uncle
Sam
Night Window Shopping in New York Stores
A Fifth avenue merchant explains he keeps his windows lit until 3 a m daily except Sundays. He asserts night displays attract deliberate shoppers who study items and often return next day to buy, noting many people use window shopping to track fashion and available goods.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
New York Sun
Fashion and horses draw sharp rebuke in St James Gazette
A St James Gazette critique notes fashionable deception in horse display. It mocks owners who alter a horse’s neck and rein for appearance and contrasts care given to a thoroughbred with neglect of a cob. It cites a London carman removing reins uphill as an example of fashion’s misguided logic.
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London
St. James’ Gazette
Wood Burners In Paris
Paris still heats its offices and homes with wood despite improvements. Bakers and confectioners rely heavily on it as fuel forcing large wood use and forests are reserved to supply Paris with fuel. Coal is scarce dear and not very good quality. Parisians are conservative about home matters and may keep burning wood for generations.
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Paris
France
Philadelphia
Temptation Provokes Clever Boy With Bathing Suit
A Dundee Advertiser tale recalls Little Tommy who swore he was tempted to swim in a forbidden river. He returns home with signs of water and, when challenged, explains he brought his bathing suit just in case temptation arose.
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Tommy
Dundee
Advertiser
India Dialects Classified into Three Main Groups
The text states India’s dialects fall under three broad heads the Sangerit Pracrit and Magadhi with Sanskrit as the fundamental language of the Vedas Pracrit as vernacular in many dialects and Magadhi or Misra associated with Ceylon and nearby islands.
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India
Ceylon
Islands
Credit Advocate Urges Cash Basis for Operations
A business advocate promotes using a cash basis for operations, arguing it keeps finances simple and improves management. The quote stresses practical steps for traders to stay solvent and focus on cash flow.
Breach Between Sagamore Hill And Beverly Heats Up
Special to the Tribune from Oyster Bay reports a widening rift between President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt. Dispatches claim a deal to control New York delegation in 1912 prompted the break, with Griscom and Loeb cited among Roosevelt allies and a Birmingham visit proposed for March.
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Ald
Oyster Bay
Taft
Herald
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican State Committee
James S. Sherman
Saratoga
Sagamore Hill
Beverly
Roosevelt
Woodruff
William Ward
Sherman
New York
White House
Sun
New York State Committee
Old Guard
Ward
Roosevelt Indorsed.”. Griscom
Griscom
Loeb
Coufessman W. W. Cocks
Lloyd. C. Griscom
Griscomb
New York County
Buffalo Jones
Lassoer
Kearton
Alabama
Birmingham
Joseph Thompson
Laying Pipe Lines Extends to Business District
Work on the main heating line from the central station has begun with about 100 feet laid on Erie Avenue. Beneath the pipes tile drains carry water, and heat pipes are insulated with asbestos and tar, flanked by flat tiles to retain heat. Heat is expected to reach the business district by October 15.
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Central Station
Erie Avenue
Balloon Championship Meet Set For Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis August 183 reported new balloon event planned for September 17 at the speedway under the Aero Club of America and Indiana Aero Club with a cup prize. The Speedway Company offers free gas start and pays entry recharges and freight both ways, with numerous balloon entrants expected.
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Indianapolis
United. States
Indianapolis ‘Motor
Speedway
M 2
Speedway Company
Jerry Was Generous Among Friends and Relatives
Partial text shows a note about generosity among friends and relatives sent to Goodland. The readable pieces mention sending something to Goodland and family connections. No clear event, date, or full names available.
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Vass
Xine
Goodland
Rain Stops Races at Fort Erie Circuit Meet
The third and final day of the Fort Erie G Circuit meet was halted by rain. Officials postponed races and the program was forced to conclude unable to run the day’s events.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Fort. Erie
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