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Newspaper
Logansport Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
5
Miladi’s next gown will be simple and suited to high living costs. The design reuses bathroom towels as the main fabric, with Turkish towel material, a red striped or tasseled border, a dab of Irish lace, and a silk underskirt to show the fringe.
Cincinnati marks the end of a Republican era as the city council shifts to Democratic control after today’s meeting. Leader Michael Mullen delivered the farewell address to Cox’s adherents as the council prepares for a Democratic majority next Tuesday.
In New York on December 28 Justice Davis directed a retrial of the divorce case between Upton Sinclair and Meta Fuller Sinclair. He appointed Marshall S. Marden as referee to hear testimony, following a prior action refusing to confirm the Keely report that recommended an interlocutory decree.
A historical ad touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for constipation. It claims the sugar coated tablets gently regulate bowels and liver without griping, noting they are harmless and suitable for children to take at bedtime for quick relief.
American pulp and print paper makers urge President Taft to deny free admission terms to European pulp and paper. German ambassador Von Bernstein warns of renewed protest over duties, while diplomacy debates judicial versus diplomatic fixes amid Canadian free list precedent.
George D. Bridges arrested with 72 sticks of dynamite and fuses in a suitcase faces a preliminary hearing in Monessen tomorrow on larceny charges from Henderson Coal. Federal and local police probe possible links to a nationwide dynamite conspiracy. a Rochester lumber yard explosion hide‑site remains unsolved with no leads.
John J. Breen sues Richard Croker and his sons Richard Croker Jr and Howard Croker seeking 100000 alleging alienation of his wife Ethel J Croker daughter of the former Tammany leader. The marriage to Miss Croker occurred April 28 1910 in Hoboken New Jersey where Breen was a riding instructor.
English boxer Owen Moran arrived in New York aboard the Olympic on December 28 and declared he would challenge all comers in the light weight division, coming to make a match.
Mrs. Louis Vermilya, too feeble to lift her head in a county jail cot, pleads not guilty to the thirteen counts of murder for arsenic poisoning. Judge Kersten held court in the hospital as the indictment was read. The report notes the fragile condition and the indictment detailing the state’s case.
W J Burns arrived in New Orleans from Chicago to conclude an investigation of a dynamite explosion that wrecked a building under construction eighteen months ago for H T Cottan Co. Non union workmen were employed in the steel construction work.
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