Old Farm Home Laments Return to Rustic Peace
A reflective poem yearns for rural life over the city’s bustle. The speaker recalls childhood orchards, clover scented meadows, and distant birds while thanking Providence and a mother’s gentle guidance on Thanksgiving Day. It closes with a vow to return to the old home and nature’s embrace.
Thanksgiving Revival Unites Wingates and Lost Son
In Ferndale, a flood story, a vanished Wingate child found after decades, and a famed evangelical couple converge at Thanksgiving services. William Tousey, once an infidel, is moved to faith as Helen Wingate, long presumed dead, returns with her husband the evangelist, reuniting mother and daughter and transforming a grieving community with forgiveness and gratitude.
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Miles
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Colonel
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Helen Small
Mrs. Tousey
Arthur Randall
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Earth
Weak Physical Condition Testimony on Coal Mining Health
Scranton officials and attorneys heard expert testimony on the health effects of anthracite mining. Three physicians described miners as largely anaemic with asthma rheumatism lumbago and sciatica from coal dust and poor air quality. Post mortem notes and long term dust exposure were cited to show lasting lung damage and lingering respiratory issues into later life.
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Arbitration Commission
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Frank P. Lenahan
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Robber in a Fake Foot Race in Evansville
Frank Lory from Petersburg alleges a Colorado fake foot race swindled him of 63500 after amassing a fortune in Alaska. He petitions Evansville police for a top detective to locate ten alleged conspirators, mostly well known local gamblers. He plans to urge Pike county grand jury to indict them.
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Frank Lory
Petersburg
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Police Board of
Lory
Pike County Grand Jury
Prisoner transfer order moves male inmates to Fort Leavenworth
Indianapolis special reports that all male federal prisoners in this district will be sent to the United States penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth Kansas, ending seven years of confinement at the Ohio penitentiary. Women prisoners remain at the Ohio prison in Columbus.
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United States Penitentiary
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Ohio Penitentiary
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Kealing
Federal Penitentiary
Ohio
Columbus
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