Israelites Leave City Addressed By Exposed House of David
Four members of the House of David sect from Benton Harbor Michigan conducted a street service from a wagon and offered literature. The Chicago Examiner exposed the group’s finances and leadership led by Benjamin Purnell, noting large property holdings and reported misuses of funds. Local authorities moved the band along after the exposure.
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House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
Chicago Examiner
Examiner
Benjamin Purnell
Michigan
Chicago
Purnell
Leshal
Dowie
Compasison
Zion
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Parnell
Australia
Myers
David
Fairgrounds
Marshal Blunt
Couple Leaves City Amid Newspaper Clash
They hitch up and depart for the south claiming newspapers attack them. They insist the Examiner's statements amount to mere newspaper talk with nothing substantial behind them.
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South
Examiner
Insane William Born Held In County Jail For Return Home
William Born of Juneau Dodge county is detained in the county jail awaiting Dodge county officers to fetch him back from Juda where he was found acting strangely. Sheriff Durst was informed and Deputy Sheriff Christ Zweifel brought him in. Born, missing previously, wandered aimlessly with $417 in money and checks.
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Wm. Born
Juneau
Dodge County
Juda
Durst
Christ Zweifel
Born
Poisoned Passenger Dies After Train Arrival in Columbus
Miss Louise Tannert aged 16 from Stoughton Wisconsin died after ptomaine poisoning aboard a Pan Handle train at Union Station. She had just landed in New York and was en route home with her uncle F M Jensen who left for Stoughton with the body after the death at Protestant Hospital at 6 35 p m.
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Columbus
Ohio
Louise Tannert
Stoughton
Wis
Union Station
Tannert
New York
F. M Jensen
Jensen
New Wisconsin Game Laws Published For Public Use
J. W. Stone state fish and game warden issued a comprehensive compilation of Wisconsin fish and game laws. The volume is larger due to recent legislative additions, well indexed and includes practical interpretation tips to aid hunters and aid enforcement.
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J. W. Stone
Wisconsin
Pastor Pounded Returns Warm Welcome to Monroe
Pastor W. H. Hartman of Grace Lutheran recently moved to Monroe and was greeted with a lively surprise. Fifty visitors arrived on Washington street bearing groceries and gifts while a hearty meal and sweets were shared, making the move a joyful welcome for him and his family.
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W. H. Hartman
Grace Lutheran Church
Monroe
Mr. Hartman
Washington Street
Hartman
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold with Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports relief from a three month summer cold and hay fever like symptoms after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says his wife also benefited and contrasts with prior doctor prescriptions and other medicines. The text also notes absinthe as a strong liquor produced from worm wood in Neufchatel Switzerland and in parts of France.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
West Side
Neufchatel
Switzerland
France
Paradise Found and Lost in a Country Stock Exchange Tale
A wealthy financier escapes city life to a rustic retreat and trades places with a rural simpleton. The exchange man imagines a perfect life of luxury, but after a month the glitter fades and he realizes true happiness comes from within. The tale ends with a moral: a complete change sometimes does good, but not lasting.
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Europe
Newport
A Man Wins $750 in Suit Over Insult by Conductor
A man sues a street car company for emotional distress after an insulting remark by a conductor and wins $750. The remark is cited as the basis of the suit, illustrating how remarks can trigger liability in public transport settings.
Quarrels Over Rent Roil New York Courts Daily
In New York City the landlord tenant conflict runs high with about 190 cases tried daily in the courts. The disputes often center on rent and eviction issues impacting both sides.
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New York City
One Great Advantage Enjoyed When Talking To Oneself
A brief remark notes the pleasure of conversing with oneself as the only sure way to avoid contradiction, reflecting a solitary introspective view.
Miss Pearl Raymond Visits Beloit Friends Today
Miss Pearl Raymond traveled to Beloit to visit friends, with the trip marking a social engagement in the local community.
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Miss Pearl Raymond
Beloit
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Elk
Penkert Stauffacher
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