Richmond Fall festival plans outlined for three exhibit sites
A Richmond committee classed as the Fall festival executive group mapped a three day event in October with three exhibitions at South Sixth street market house, Tenth and Main, and Elin Place. The civil, industrial and agricultural sections will run under police supervision with cash premiums and township displays.
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Richmond
Young Men's Business Club
South Sixth Street
Tenth
Main Streets
Blu Lace
Ninth
Yenth
Jvill
Tenth and
Matin Street
Elin Place
Perry J. Freeman
Paul Comstock
Indianapolis
Col. Green
Friends Meeting and Caleb Powers Public Meeting Read
A chaotic excerpt notes Caleb Powers aged thirty eight defending his Secretaries of State tenure in Kentucky. It mentions a Friends' general conference at Winona Lake with speakers from Swarthmore Swarthmore and New York city. The piece describes a four-part convention on education philanthropy public and youth association with Powers recitals and trials noted.
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Cal Clem Thistlethwaite
B. D. Game
Friends’ General Conference
North E Street
Lake Winona
Warsaw
Lewis Iliff
Geo. Miller
Jno. McCar
Ting
Matt von Pein
A. W. Bickwedel
New York City
Henry W. Wil- Powers
John Miller
Ino
H. Hanseman
Chas. Bendage
Swarthmore
W. H. Rosa
Geo. Cutter
Louis A
Ben
Thirteenth
West Richmond
Seventh Ward
North H Streets
Juvenil Raw
G. McMahan
Geo
Matthew S.aay
Special committee names manufacturers and members listed
Special committee to see manufacturers includes Jno Burdsail P Evans and members J M Lewis Geo Seidel M J OBrien EB Swayne Walter McConaha Hunt and C A McQuire with eight or four and a half figures noted.
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Burdsail
Jno
P. Evans
J. M. Lewis
Geo. Seidel
M. J. O'Brien
EB. Swayne
Walter McConaha
Hunt
C. A. McQuire
Public Improvements for Present Season Progress
Public improvements underway beautify the city with cement curbs gutters sidewalks and street work. Main street poles are being removed and track relaid for better aesthetics while sewer work and other utilities are planned to enhance utility and beauty this season.
Fourteen Hundred Season Tickets Go On Sale Early
Attendance is running strong as officials announce a sale extension to two weeks for fourteen hundred season tickets. The move aims to accommodate demand ahead of the season kickoff.
Great crowd out to tear Caleb Powers at Chautauqua
Principal in one of Ken Tucky s famous criminal cases draws a large audience at the Chautauqua event.
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Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Season End Reports Record Attendance
The article notes the institute completed its lectures yesterday and Dr. Philips returned to Pennsylvania. This weekend features a packed program with monologues readings including Les Misérables, concerts by the Hrubey Bros, and lectures on Religion of India. Attendance and receipts exceed prior years, with plans to extend next year’s session to two full weeks and add institutes for teachers.
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Philips
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua
Bible Institute
Teachers’ Institute Amt
Making a Fine Street Salish
Forty five hundred people attended Caleb Powers last evening at the Chautauqua grounds. The crowd waited for Powers amid a political cyclone linked to a recent scandal while Montaville Flowers spoke with interest. North Tenth Street improvements move forward as cement curbs gutters and sidewalks are added. many deem the street should be paved though unlikely.
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Caleb Powers
Montaville
North Tenth 'Ter
Cable splicer falls thirty feet but escapes serious injury
C Heath, a Home Telephone Company cable splicer, fell thirty feet yesterday on South Nineteenth Street between Main and South A when Jeorner ropes broke. He was not seriously injured.
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C. Heath
Home Telephone Company
South Nineteenth Street
Main
South A
Powers details pardon clash over Goebel case and acquittal hopes
The text recounts court rulings calling the trigie illegal and unfair, the US Supreme Court stance via Justice Harlan, and a fourth trial with mixed party jurors. It notes bail denial in a hung jury, Gov Willson’s pardon of Powers despite insistence of innocence, and Powers’ account of events surrounding Gaebel's assassination. The piece ends with continued coverage hints.
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Supreme Court of the United States
T ‘Justice
Harlan
Ceme
Kentucky
Flood Debris and Loss Across Rivers Hit The South
Flood reports from Fayetteville Augusta Trinidad and Folsom detail high water damages. Gano fear river reaches 79 feet washing away houses bridges farms and leaving many dead. Extra confirms sixteen named victims with total toll rising. In Colorado New Mexico towns flooding swamps rail lines and bridges with dozens drowned and missing.
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American Press Disputch
Fayetteville
N.C
McKinney Divorce Bid Fails Amid Trial Testimony
William E. McKinney, colored, failed to obtain a divorce from Louzetta McKinney citing cruel and inhuman treatment. Rev. H. C. Randolph, a former local visitor, was again connected with the case as testimony drew sensational remarks.
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William E. McKinney
Louzetta McKinney
H. C. Randolph
Summer School Ends at Earlham College
The twelve week program concludes at Earlham College with faculty members taking a month off until September 28 or returning to public schools for shorter vacations. Prof. Walter Jessup, Madison schools superintendent, is among those teaching in public schools. The summer session was the most successful Earlham has hosted due to high demand for enhanced professional training.
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Harlham College
Earlham
Walter Jessup
Madison
Earlham College Poised for Record Year Attendance
The piece notes Earlham College near Richmond shows signs of a rising year with attendance likely reaching a high mark. It credits President Kelly for strong administration and highlights new buildings faculty growth and wider recognition boosting appeal in the Middle West.
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Harlham College
Richmond
Earlham College
Kelly
Middle West
Freedom fades after Negro vote in county notes
The item highlights political shifts as Ed Lindsey, freed after 20 days, is linked to the Negro vote and a Republican campaign effort. Lindsey faces multiple prior arrests this year amid ongoing county jail and intoxication cases.
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Lindsey
Little Rev. N. W. Williams
Bethel A. M
H. Church
VOGG WILL PROBATED AT MILTON PARTY
Cambridge City reports the will of John Voge, who died after a Milton card party hosted by Lycurgus Bee, being probated. The estate valued around 200 dollars is left to his wife for her use then to their son John Voge Jr. and J. A. Spekenkler, the postmaster, mentioned in notices. Washington officials warn employees against political activity and partisanship. Robert M. Stone of Jackson, Tennessee, becomes chief train dispatcher for the CG, C. & L., based in Peru.
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Milton
Cambridge City
Ossian Callaway
Edwin Callaway
Wm. Deney
Virginia Q. Meredith
J. B. Routh
F. C. Moshaugh
Marle Boyd
M. L. Bowmaster
John Voge
Lycurgus Bee
J. A. Spekenkler
John Voge, Jr
Treasury Department
Washington
Stone
Robert M. Stone
Jackson, Tenn
Peru
Georgia House passes bill ending convict lease system
The Hol der bill, aimed at terminating Georgia's convict lease system, passed the House this afternoon in Atlanta.
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American Press Dispatch
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Arguments Heard in Bath A M B Church Injunction Case
Defendants demurrer in the injunction suit by Simpson Oxendine and others against Rev. Noah Williams, pastor of Bath el A M B church, and others was argued yesterday and Judge Fox took the matter under advisement.
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Simpson Oxendine
Noah Williams
Bathel A. M. B. Church
City's New Industry Promotes Elrode Shirt Manufacturing
Richmond plans a new shirt manufacturing firm led by Milton Elrode and Erman Smith. The city will host fast tennis today at 4 pm on Ninth and Main, with Campbell and Foster meeting in a high profile match, highlighting ongoing summer tournaments through October.
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Richmond
Foster
Nature Conference in New York Held at Library
A major nature conference convenes in New York, with Brock Fagan named assistant librarian at the University of Minnesota. Reports cover political maneuvers among Democratic and Republican factions, Bryan predictions, and state party headquarters activity. Frances C Self is divorced.
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Brock Fagan
University of Minois
Frances C. Self
New York
Pennges
National Democratic
J. Self
Jesse W. Self
New Excourt
New York Republican State Committee
Sefton
Republican Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Executive Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
Hughes
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
West Virginia
Republic Party
Mack
Democratic Rational Committee
Murphy-McCarren
Connors
Hoffman House
Bryan
Chanler
ueCarren
Rochester
Chatrmtan Conners
McCarren
Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Taft
Sherman
Mr. Woodruff
Alli Thie
Druids Plan Picnic Amid Rumors of Reon Return
A local social note reports Druids organize a community picnic in the park named for Reon, with plans reportedly drawing members from nearby towns. Details remain tentative as organizers confirm a date and place.
Funeral services for Rebecca Cates on Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Rebecca Cates will be held at the Mi church in Williamsburg on Sunday morning. She was a longtime member of this church, residing at 815 North Elavent Street.
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Mra
Rebecca Cates
Williamsburg
North
Elavent Itai
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Petro Pine Company
Julia
George Ford
Julia Wood
Haskell-Barker Car Works
Michigan City
Rebekahs
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Rebekah Aid Society
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Jackson's Park
Wayne County
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College Corner
Ohio
Charles Merrick
Mishawaka
Oser
Henderson Oler
Perry
Dalton
West River
Christian Churches of
Henry County
Huddiston's Grove
Dunrieth
S. Traum and Hey
T. H. Kuhn
Apeak
Campbell
Superintends Carriage CO
L. I. Posther
Ligonier
Cortiage Company
Orvil P. Lewis
North Eighteenth Street
George Kanneker
Pearl Street
Democrata
Gerry
Qokout
Reon
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