Indiana Author David Phillips dies in 1911 literary circle
The obituary notes Indiana author David Graham Phillips born Madison October 31 1867 rose from Princeton graduate to famed novelist The Fortune Hunter The Second Generation The Great God Success and more He wrote at night longhand earning about 50000 yearly and his work warned by vivid force with notable passages cited from The Story of Susan Lenox.
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David Graham Phillipa
Ascasain
Indiana
Mr. Phillipa
Madison
Ind
Princeton University
Phillips
Golden Fleece
Joshua Craig
Lusan Lenox
Phillip
Susan Lenox
Easid
Indianapolis
Local notes from Marble Corner and surrounding towns
Revival services continue with several locals attending. Visits include Lola Dilk in Dupont, Mrs. Jessie Simpson and baby returning to Richmond, and John Adam in Dupont. Luther Wilson suffers blood poisoning from a cut toe. Minor travel and social visits involve F F Wildman, Rev Scarber, Lizzie and Belle Thomas, Gertie Shadday, Andy Ebel, J W Hagh, R F Rogers family, J W Hash, Clara and Virginia Ebel, and Charles Ebel. Britain exports coal in 1914 reached 59 039 880 tons.
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Needmore
Lola Dilk
Dupont
Jessie Simpson
Baby
Richmond
Luther Wilson
F. F. Wildman
Osgood
Scarber
John Adam
Lizzie
Belle Thomas
Reece Rogers
Marble Valley
Gertie Shadday
Andy Ebel
J. W. Hagh
R. F. Rogers
J. W. Hash
Madison
Miesee Clara
Virginia
Charles Ebel
Funeral Services for Miss Katherine Grooms at St Michael's
A large concourse attended the 9 o'clock funeral at St Michael's for Katherine Grooms. Rev M L Guthneck officiated a requiem High Mass with St Michael's choir, led by Miss Anna Horuff. Pallbearers included John Slattery and Albert Johann. The Horuff store closed in respect.
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St. Michael’s Church
M. L. Guthneck
St. Michael’s
Anna Horuff
Joseph Horuff
John Slattery
Albert Johann
Edward Smith
Louis P. Scheik
Harry Hoffman
Jesse Robinson
Horuff
Mrs Margaret R Scott Dies After Long Ill Health
Mrs Margaret Rausch Scott widow of David Scott died at her East Third street home after days of confinement. She was born January 22 1844 near Volga and married April 15 1869. Surviving are daughter Nellie son Bert Scott sister Caroline Rausch and brothers John Henry and Charles Rausch. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Ryker's Ridge cemetery with Rev Hartley in charge.
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Mises
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Martinsville
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Zaneaville
Gallagher
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Carthage
Ohio
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St. Louis
Joseph Colling
Elmer Scott
Margaret
John
Battle Creek
Mich
James Browinski
Carrollton
Louisville Couriers Journal and Times
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Portland
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Lafayette
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Peoria
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North Nernon
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Arthur Adee
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David Scott
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Eva
Mise Nellie
Bert Scott
Ryker’s Ridge
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North Madison
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Madison
Mt. Zion Church
Hartley
Defense Seeks Quashal in Marion County Election Conspiracy
Defense counsel in Marion county election conspiracy cases files briefs arguing indictments lack actual crimes, named persons, or proper charges. Attorney Miller isolates weaknesses in counts while Roach for the state defends conspiracy as needing only intent. judge Eichhorn to rule after briefing. Indiana troops act at Sparta hospital camp.
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W. H. Eichhorn
Roach
Tunder
Grand Jury
Mr. Miller
Miller
Delavan
Roe Roach
Rucker
Eichhorn
Baseball Standings and Early 20th Century Market Prices
National League results show Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 8 Brooklyn 13 Chicago 0 Boston 1 Pittsburgh 20 New York 1. American League reports no games. Also listed are American Association scores Louisville 3 Indianapolis 6 Columbus 3 Cleveland 2 St Paul 11 Milwaukee 6 and Federal League Newark 3 Pittsburg 1 Brooklyn 5 St Louis 6 Baltimore 3 5 Chicago 11 1. The page then shifts to a cultured passage about the three beautiful Miss Gunnings followed by a dense price listing for various grains, flour, eggs and poultry, hay and seed, wool, and coal prices from Middleton-Wymond Co. and J. Schofield & Son.
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Newark
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Indianapolis Cash Prices Daily Market Report
Wheat and corn show mixed to steady futures in the July 26 report. Livestock receipts include 650 steers and 3,000 hogs with varied price ranges for cattle, calves, and hogs across weights and grades.
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Indianapolis
Ancient Chinese method of hatching eggs described
The American Boy recounts a traditional Chinese poultry practice where roasted un husked rice is used to incubate about 500 eggs in layers within a tub. Each day the mix is heated and repacked, with the tub kept covered to preserve warmth. After three to four weeks, chicks emerge.
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John Chinaman
America
The Whole Blamed Family Rides The Morning Chorus
A Philadelphia Ledger verse frames domestic roles in a ridged family saga. Father is the breadwinner and disciplinarian while Mother excels in care, Daughter seeks desire, Dog hides in the bed, and Cat stays clean and aloof. The piece satirizes household dynamics with rhymed quatrains.
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Bon
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Philadelphia Ledger
United States Prep to Intervene in Mexico
Reporters note the United States appears poised to intervene in Mexico, signaling possible involvement in regional affairs. Analysts warn of potential diplomatic strains and regional instability if action proceeds.
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United States
Mexico
Indiana News Briefs Report Accidents and Fire Loss
Princeton Roy Westfall fourteen son of Cruse M Westfall seriously injured when kicked in the head by a horse. Hartford City Chautauqua pledges secured for next year. Bicknell incendiary fire destroyed Frank John son home valued at 1500 with no insurance.
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Roy Westfall
Cruse M. Westfall
Hartford City
Bicknell
Frank Johnson
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