Qoreen Victoria Relates Global Thrones and Mt Vernon Ownership
Qoreen Victoria notes rulers vacate thrones, claims birthplace of James Monroe near Mount Vernon now owned by an Afro American named Seward on the Potomac. Mentions a certificate of membership in the Order of Chivalry signed by George Washington, tied to a signer of the Declaration of Independence, found in Wilmington Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monroe
The
United States
Seward
Potomac River
Mt. Vernon
Order of Chivinnati
George Washington
Wirmningeton, del
New England boot makers warn of near collapse in demand
Manufacturers say demand for boots and shoes priced over 25 shillings or 1.09 a pair has largely disappeared and many firms run cheap lines to avoid producing unsellable stock. The army nationality inquiry notes 9 percent of officers are U S citizens with 77 percent of commissioned and 74 percent of privates. Mrs Bosstan Yarns reportedly carries her late husband’s ashes. A cremation is described with a metal receptacle placed in a traveling casket. Australia’s notable sight is a burning mountain and a coal seam thought finite long before white settlement.
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New England
War Department
United States
Paissian Courts Question Wife Died Before Husband
The court reversed the Newerian tribunal assumption that a wife dies first when both perish in a disaster. Husian doctors testified unanimously that the man would die first due to agility, while the woman remains in danger longer in water.
Representative Tannery’s Odd Vocation Draws Attention
A South Carolina congressman earns notice for a quirky habit, jokingly described as passing the street while striking up quips and jokes. The piece notes his rare pastime despite a public role, highlighting a humorous take on his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Drought Hits Ene Land Then Promises of Great Harvest
For the last two or three years Ene land suffered droughts that damaged crops. This year conditions look favorable and the greatest actiie vight in the world was promised. Recent heavy rains have ruined Britain's wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Abe Huazard Leads Band of Thieves Begging New Term
PUESNAYEVANSTA reports Abe Huazard, once a band leader among Selsh giants thieves Murgani, now faces another sentence. He has spent years in the pententiary and may begin a fresh eleven year stint in solitary confinement.
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Ifis
Abe Huazard
Murgani
Street name chaos in Wasnisgrom and gitv areas
Fragmentary note lists numerous streets in Wasnisgrom or gitv with five Kini streets eight Mudisom streets bradley seven shopsghfares named after Grant six after Lincoln ex after Jackson six after Washington tee after Pleves many duplicates of small streets aygsoed after residents of lawval notg besides sin Proapeets. It requests removing duplicates and hundreds of duplicate street names including six UP streets oraAileys and aborting one hundred duplicate tates.
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Wasnisgrom
Gitv
Bradley
Grant
Lincoln
Jackson
Washington
Lawval Notg
Women physicians and surgeons in North America fields
In recent statistics most women practice medicine in North America with about 150 apathists, mostly umnlinary practitioners. Among the remainder are 4 hospital physicians or surgeons, 1 professor in sehadla, 6 orthopedists, 49 occuiists and aur ists, and 9 electro-therapeutists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atcuhviha
North America
Art Honoe
German mercantile mood toward Japan heats trade
In mercantile circles in Germany there is little sympathy for the Japanese. The text notes Japan is exporting more as it uses European knowledge to build factories of their own, which benefits allied economies but hurts conquered nations.
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Germany
Europe
Lettercarriers gain freedom to buy from any tailor
Heston lettercarriers praise the ruling that ends a postal service contract mandate. They argued uniforms and accessories could be cheaper if allowed to choose their own dealer. Washington authorities decided carriers may buy from any tailor they desire.
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Heston
Washington
Census bureau study on farm and home ownership
The report says 12,690,132 U S families. 7.4 percent own farms and homes while 32.2 percent hire. New York leads with 93.67 percent home tenancy among large cities, Cincinnati at 80.82 percent, Rochester at 3 percent the lowest.
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Yue
Census Bureau
United States
Europe
New York
Cincinnati
Rochester
Smallest painting in world on a grain of corn
A Br 5 Flemish artist has painted a mill and miller on the smooth side of a single white corn grain. The tiny picture shows a mill with stairs, a sack, a horse and cart, and a road scene near Manding om terrace. The entire work appears highly finished yet measures under half an inch square.
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Manding Om & Terrace
Great Pacer Robert J and Joe Patchen Race for $5000
At Kimraovaponis Indiana on September 7 Robert J and Joe Patchen paced a sensational race for a $5,000 stake, posting the fastest first heat and fastest overall time. Patchen led early, Hatches chased with glory, and crowds of ten thousand cheered the drivers, horses, and track.
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Joe Patchen
Eomeeclf
Hatches
Guy
Prt J
Latchen
Geers
Jervinge Patehen
Lim
Jack Curry
Wilhd
Trade Congress Attendee Outlines Labor Reform Agenda
A Labor Delegates speech at the Trades Union Congress urges land tenure guarantees for rural workers and stricter penalties for labor date abuses. Delegates support public works wages tied to housing and sanitary standards. Mr. Lloyd of the AFL notes Britain’s federation progress and hopes English unions attend Denver’s upcoming Isher congress. A long debate follows on nationalizing mining lands.
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Lexpas
Trades’ Union Congress
Oiis
Lloyd
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Mic
Great Britain
America
England
Duetica
Denver
Monument Corner Stone Laid For Soldiers and Sailors
Tes Moras Ia Sept 7 The corner stone of the soldiers and sailors monument was laid Thursday with ceremonies under the Masonic fraternity. The city was lavishly decorated and a grand parade of veterans preceded the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moras
Masonic Fraternity
Hog Cholera Outbreak Ravages Indiana Farms
In Koromue Indiana on September 7 a severe hog cholera epidemic devastates multiple herds. The disease hits several sections at once and has wiped out dozens of pigs. Two farmers have each lost an entire herd of eighty hogs within four days.
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Koromue
Ind
Wisconsin Democratic Convention Renominates Peck on Third Ballot
In Milwaukee on September 7 the Democratic convention renominated Gov. George Peck for governor on the third ballot. The platform upholds the 1802 national platform and endorses the new tariff. The A P A is denounced.
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Milwacker
Wis
George Peck
Winchester ships ammunition to China in 1 003 000 rounds
The Winchester Repeating Arms Co of New Haven Connecticut completed and shipped to the Chinese government 1 003 000 rounds of ammunition by rail to the Pacific coast. The shipment marks a substantial arms supply deal with China announced on September 7.
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New Hayes
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Pacific Coast
Denton Man Surrenders In 23 Year-Old Homicide Case
Denton Texas September 7 Spence Holder once indicted for the killing of Frank Copenhafer after fleeing custody twenty three years ago he surrendered on Thursday bringing the long dormant case back into the spotlight and ending his long absence from the law.
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Denton
Tex
Spence Holder
Denton County
Frank Copenhafer
Frankton window glass plants ready to restart next week
E. woon Ind Sept 7 Frankton's window glass plants prepared to resume operations after wage scale adjustment. The plants employ about 300 men and plan the restart likely next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.woon
Ind
Frankton
Arrests in postal thefts reported from New York and Colorado
Wasurxerox reports the arrest of Peter A. Deyo assistant postmaster at Moriah Center New York on charges of rifling registered letters. The arrest occurred Thursday morning. Inspector in Charge BMcMechen also caused the arrest at Greeley Colorado of Clem Duval for postal thefts.
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Wasurxerox
Peter A. Deyo
Moriah Center
N. Y
Post Office Department
Bmcmechen
Greeley
Col
Clem Duval
Compulsory Eight-Hour Workday for Miners Proposed
Syphegvn N.S. Sept 4. The colonial legislature moved toward making observance of an eight hour day compulsory for miners.
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Syphegvn
N.S
Geologist Shaler Urges Railways to Aid Road Building
The U S Geological Survey report by N S Shaler reviews the geology of American roads, noting half the country lacks adequate highway materials and urging railways to support road construction at standard carriage costs to improve transport infrastructure.
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Geological Survey
United States
N.S. Shaler
Nalay
Washington Post Notes Packed Arrivals at Camp Meeting
Washington residents and visitors flood the area as trains bring crowds to the encampment. Officials report heavy foot traffic, rapid street activity, and final preparations while police chase counterfeit souvenir badges and sellers.
Indians slain on Lac Mille Lacs shores reported
A courier reports that Chippewa women children and elders from 03 Chippewa Indians camped near Lac Mille Lacs died after relocation. Chief Wancouta and 22 others perished in a distant burning or disaster with bodies scattered along five miles.
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Wauecouta
Pokragama
Mina
Pstead
Lac Mille Lacs
Hanting Lodge
Shad Ridge Creek
Wancouta
Paper tells postal stamp discontinuations by denomination
The Postage stamp Agent Wesley Robbivis reports the actual balance of denominations ordered discontinued. The finished vault figures show various coin and stamp amounts including six cent, three cent, eight cent and others. Losses and totals appear mixed with unclear figures, reflecting the ongoing accounting.
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WasninaTox
Post Offee Department
Wesley Robbivis
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Saga
Scent
Tisé
Sai Taddaond Soe
Money dispute ends in shooting at Bot tom Creek Holt Champ
In September at Bot tom Creek Holt Champ quarreled with timekeeper William Spencer over pay. Champ fired a whisky bottle at Spencer, missing him, then was struck by a thrown ball that hit Champs abdomen. Reports say Spencer also struck Champs partner with a resolver during the altercation.
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Erkitunn
W. Val
Bottom Creek
Holt Champ
William Spencer
C. & Coworks
Spencer
Champ
Parmer Attacked by Tramps Near Win Held
George Meisfelt, a farmer near Win Held, was attacked by two tramps while returning from the tavern. He was found Friday morning injured along the roadway about half a mile from his home in serious condition. The assailants escaped with $5 and no trace of them has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairanaroo, Inc
George Meisfelt
Win- Held
Sawlog Sam Renominated by Acclaim in Twelfth District
The proposed congressional convention of Michigan's twelfth district elected Congressman Sam Stevenson known as Sawlog Sam of Menominee by acclamation after opposition faded days earlier. He is the lumber king and was renomination candidate.
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Hecanaua
Mich
Tweilfth
Sam. Stevenson
Menominee
Small Pox Death in Indianapolis Pest House
InDianaranis Ind Sept Mary Summers a young colored woman died Friday afternoon in the pest house of small pox. The character of her disease was not discovered until two days ago when she was placed in quarantine.
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Indianapolis
InDianaranis
Ind
Mary Summers
Post Office Openings and Closures Noted in Several States
A post office has been established at Opal in Lawrence county Alabama. Post offices discontinued in Kentucky Haynesville Ohio county Tennessee Oak Point Wilson county and Alabama Crenshaw Dallas county.
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WaswixeoTos
Sept
Alabama
Opal
Lawrence County
Kentucky
Haynesville
Ohio County
Tennessee
Oak Point
Wilson Country
Crenshaw
Dallas County
Samuel Morris Elected to Parliament Without Opposition
Samuel Morris nationalist was Friday elected to represent in parliament the seat of Patrick Alexander Chance who resigned on August 1. Morris won the election without opposition in Denaues Sept.
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Samuel Morris
Denaues
Patrick Alexander Chance
Morris
Gould Elected to Royal Yacht Squadron Austria Hungary
George Gould and Commodore E D Morgan have been elected members of the Royal Yacht Squadron of Austria Hungary. Gould was nominated by Archduke Carl Stephen and seconded by Prince Batthyani-Stra. September 7 at Vienna Vressa reports the selection of Gould for membership.
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George Gould
Vienna
Vressa
E. D. Morgan
George J. Gould
Royal Yacht Squadron of
Austria
Hungary
Mr. Gould
Archduke Carl Stephen
Prince Batthyani-Stra
Warship Orders Refugees Back From Port Simon
Carex reports the U.S. warship Colombis has been ordered to convey American refugees at Port Simon to Bluefields in Mosquito territory. The move aims to relocate civilians amid ongoing regional tensions and security concerns.
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Carex
U.S
Colombis
Port Simon
Bluefields
Terri
Moon Spot Discovered By Amateur Gathmann Claims Green Patch
Chicago writer Louis Gathmann reports a seven inch aperture composite telescope revealed a vivid green spot on the moon. He argues this may indicate vegetation and residual water beneath the surface, suggesting lunar life and challenging established astronomy.
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Louis Gathmann
Orband
Gathmann
Lincoln
North Park Avenues
Mrdrathmann
Gerebek
Powis
Tyeho
Earth
Lieut J Ta Donovan Travel Log From Seventeenth Infantry
Lieut J Ta Donovan of the Seventeenth Infantry arrived in Gotama Neb after a five and a half day march covering 530 miles. He faced a strong headwind for 428 miles and endured sand for 28 miles and mud for 1545 miles with 270 pounds propelled. He lost 1.5 days to wheel repairs and rode 71 miles on railway ties.
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Gotama
J. Ta Donovan
Seventeenth Infantry
Jinssell
Hoclarkoom
Dullivan Linked to Newark Visit and Pullman Transfer Rumor
New Year note reports George M. Dullivan seen in Newark often amid speculation about a possible transfer of the Pullman Palace Car Works to Newark. Mr. Pullman, last in Newark, refused to comment. Railroad men recall the chatter but offer no confirmation.
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New Yea
George M. Dullivan
Newark
N.d
Poblman Palace Car Works
Pullman
Prisoner Dies in Fire While Held for Drunkenness
Inunnour Michigan on September 1 a man from Surrey named Thomas Gerrold was jailed for drunkenness. An hour after confinement the jail caught fire and he perished, believed to have started the blaze. The victim had recently moved to Hurley from Ashland.
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Inunnour
Mich
Thomas Gerrold
Surrey
Hlames
Hurley
Ashland
French Paper Rules Out British War Pretext In Shanghai Talk
Paris voices doubt that Britain plans to intervene in China Japan hostilities. The Republique Francaise argues reports of a Japanese Shanghai attack are not a justification for any power to intervene. It says the United States France and Russia will not permit such action.
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Paris
Sept
Republique Francaise
Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Japan
United States
France
Russia
Paris death count signals royalist influence in France
The Times notes Paris’ death count showing royalist strength. It reports Paris left property valued at £4,000,000 and frames the figure as evidence of royalist influence in France.
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Paris
Lespes
the Times
Sonday
France
The
Times
Broadway dry goods merchant donates to forest fire relief
Charles Broad way Rouss sent Acting Mayor McClelland a $1000 check for forest fire relief. The fund total now stands at $1207.
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Nunw Yerk
Charles Broadway Rouss
Broadway Dry Goods
McClelland
Hog Cholera Epidemic Hits North of Exweon
Hog cholera has become epidemic north of Exweon Indiana with hundreds of hogs dying. Farmers lose entire droves as the outbreak spreads amid severe drought and pasturage failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exweon
Ind
Clew to Disappearance of Dr A B Conkis In Cassoronis
A new clue emerges in the Dr A B Conklin disappearance case in Cassoronis Michigan. Witnesses report a wagon with two men entering town from the north and passing Conklin’s office, groans were heard near a lakeside back street, and a colored man seen in a wagon fitting the description drove away toward the north. The tale links this wagon to the mystery as the lake shore area grows dynamic with developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al M. Retinson
Cenkiin
Japanese seize island near Port Arthur in China Bay
A Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese troops occupying an island in Snoviety Bay northwest of Port Arthur. The move aims to build siege strength, store arms and supplies, and threaten Port Arthur unless reinforced. Marshal Yamazuta heads to Korea to lead forces, with Japanese numbers around 70 000 soon.
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Society Baye
Port Aarchar
LewNves
Sept
Shanwnat
Snocviety Bay
Oct Arthur
Port Arthur
Yokohama
Yamazuta
Corea Oon
Corsa
THE REIDS TO CIRCUMNAVIGATE WORLD VOYAGE PLANNED
Mr and Mrs Whitelin Reid plan a voyage from New York to San Francisco to embark on a world tour. They will sail to Gibraltar in November, traverse Spain and Africa, then Egypt and the Nile voyage to the second cataract. On return they may cross deserts to Mount Sinai, visit Palestine, the Jordan, Dead Sea, Sea of Galilee, Damascus, and reach Paris and London by May before returning to New York in June.
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New York
Mishits
San Francisco
China
India
Egypt
Jansgary
Whitelin Reid
Gibraltar
Spain
Africa
Cairo
United Pacts
Nile
Desert
Mount Sinai
Palestine
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Damascus
Paris
London
Memphis Merchants Denounce Lynching with Widow Fund
Business men of Memphis held an indignation meeting to condemn six lynching victims near Manila, Lena. They praised officials for pursuing justice and raised a fund for widows and orphans, with a committee to solicit further contributions.
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Memphis
Taro Qat
Malington
Lena
Toomey
Urimi Court
Cooper
Dati
Chicago inquiry seals new federal freight case stance
Chicago reports on Friday’s renewed inquiry into freight rates, with G Feibart, head of the federal freight bureau, declaring determination to win before Judge Taft. The hearing focused on final disposition of the case amid tensions over southern road pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
Timber Pirates Suspected in Lake Region Fires Scandal
Minnesota investigators say lumbermen possibly set fires to clear land and conceal thefts of pine. Senate committee links fires to massive losses in Pine and Carlton counties and alleges millions of feet of lumber stolen.
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Sr. Crovp. Minn
Minnesota
Pine
Kanabee Carlton
Pine Belt
Alsso
Ippo Ooene
Hhateis
St. Cloud
Irea
Selpath
Altorother
Magnificent Arches Erected in Main Thoroughfares
The G A R encampment showcases grand arches along the main routes as business, political and social events share the spotlight. Organizers anticipate about 100 000 visitors, with planning underway to accommodate crowds and highlight activities during the gathering.
Pittsburgh Welcomes National Encampment Visitors
Pittsburgh is swamped with visitors on the eve of the twenty-eighth National Encampment. By Monday up to 100000 or more will fill the city, with veterans arriving from Honolulu and across the country. Decorations surge citywide as officials prepare arches searchlights and receptions at Westinghouse for the G A R delegates and guests.
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Pittspurgh
Pittsburgh
Old Town
Fouth
National Guard
Ami
Citizens’ Committee
Honolulu
Uawanil
Dlrsiness
Uli
Pixerspoungnh
Allegheny
Grand Army of the Republic
Executive Council
Shrarday
Monongahela
Westinghouse
Women’s Relief Corps
I. A. BR
St. Paul
Louisville
Arsenic In Well Strikes Dundee Family
In Indiana a Dundee country well is found to contain arsenic after James Strine and his family fall ill. A bottle of well water tested by Dr. Crenin in Hartford shows arsenic traces and a full pound is reported emptied into the well. Nine people drank the water and became sick. Strine suspects an enemy and a man who recently bought a pound of arsenic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanasm
Ind
Dundee
James Strine
Crenin
Hartford
String
Transfers Clutter Indian Bureau School Work The
The Indian bureau faces heavy transfer orders moving field staff among reservations forcing weeks of clogged routine. Superintendent Dr. Hailman, back from the west, has focused on the transfers of several hundred teachers in service. A New York tea importer notes war between China and Japan may curb supplies of a drinkable tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixetos
Indian Bureau
Hailman
Indian Schools
Waspiscron
Fred. L. Howren
New York
China
Japan
Woodbury governor leads with near thirty thousand margin
Early statewide returns show Woodbury ahead for governor by about thirty thousand votes, a gain over the 1880 Republican majority and about ten thousand more than Fuller’s three years earlier. House projections place 242 members elected, with all but nine as Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
House of Representatives
Burglary Attack Shocks Leox Farmer Graves
R M Graves a prosperous Elk Fork farmer was attacked by three masked burglars at his Leox home Wednesday night. They entered by window trance demanded money, beat him with blunt irons, then fled. Graves found Thursday morning around six. Black Diphtheria Elyria Ohio. Sept 7. Two daughters of Superintendent Johnson at county poorhouse jailed as servant girl and young women inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Johnson
A. Zounty Poorhouse
Wade
Indiana notes show diverse events across towns and figures
A wide North Indiana roundup reports farmer Joan Pimps' death from dropsy, proposed BicrcL club at Michigan City, Bristol saloon protests, a gang jailed in Nightstown, postmaster appointments, a joint secretary of state campaign, Crawfordsville races, a deputy treasurer located after embezzlement, sausage from carcasses in Lake County, a wreck at Knightstown killing Head Brakeman Heady, a Kokomo murder suspect sent to asylum, a six legged pig, drownings, arson arrests, new chemistry professorship, a possible Charles Harding confession, new post office at Winchester, kindergarten plans in Michigan City, peddling bans in South Bend, factory consolidations, several factories starting with 250 workers, Gov. Wellette reception in Muncie, a Milan schoolhouse fire, burglaries near Logansport, a Greencastle father’s death, grape thieves, and fall morale boosts with mills starting up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Pimps
Folsomville
Warwick County
C. P. McCleary
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Maxr Ramstrone
Tipton County
Calvin
Santo Maretto
Ifex
Lake County
Chicago
Panhandle
Knightstown
E. T. Heady
Horach Loomis
Kokomo
James Gregory
Farver
Shelbyville
Earn Brown
Edinburg
James Conner
Goshen
John Rees
Ligonier
Rees
Conner
Naplesville
John Harris
Metsker & Co
Wa. E. Chamberlain
Oberlin
Peck
Wabash College
Charles Harding
Robert Karusy
Simonton Lake
Winchester
Madison
Mich Gan Crry
South Beno
Tuk Seymour Incandescent Electric Licht Co
Seymour Gaslight
Uo «Ze Co
Tox Pson
Green Bottle
Shuldon-Foster Flint
Gas City
United States Glass
American Window Glass
Gov. Wellette
South Dakota
Muncie
F. W. Heath- Men
Nellette
Logansport
Columbia City
Greencastle
David Ader
F. D. Ader
Groveland
Putnam County
Sneik
Florenco Boors
Elkhart
New Militia Company
Frankslin
Guilford Pioneers’ Association
West Fork Church
Guilford
Irondale
Middletown
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A. B. Conkis
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John Jacobs
John Green
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Winer
Samuel Harknesa
John
Mars Disworth
Henry Stht
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