Wall Street Bomb Blamed on Anarchist Plot
A catastrophic explosion at Broad and Wall streets killed about 830 and injured around 300. Officials blame a deliberate anarchist plot aimed at financiers, noting a giant time bomb triggered by a crack. Victims were mainly clerks and messengers, with no top financier among the dead.
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New York
Lves
America
New Assay
Broad and
Wall
Wall Street
Teh Commission
E. Fischer
French Commission
Toronto
Fischer
Junius Spencer Morgan
Morgan
Barber Shop Proprietor Hopes to Return Soon
Marion Ashley of the Ashley Barber Shop was taken to Huntington hospital Monday with suspected pneumonia. He is improving and friends hope for his return soon.
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Marion Ashley
Ashley
Huntington Hospital
James Monroe Dinius Dies at Home on Posy Hill
James Monroe Dinius aged 61 died at his Posy Hill home September 18. Born in Ohio July 8, 1957 he is survived by eight children Dessie Langeston Allie Dinius Carrie Coffelt Marion Ora Burdoine James Fulmer Theo Branning and Harley Dinius and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the M E F church Tuesday at 2:00 PM conducted by Rev Stewart of Poneto. Interment in the local cemetery.
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James Monroe Dinius
Posy Hill
Dinius
Ohio
Dessie Langeston
Allie Dinius
Carrie Coffelt
Marion
Indiana
Ora Burdoine
Fort Wayne
James Fulmer
Theo. Branning
Harley Dinius
M. EF
Stewart
Poneto
Entertained Teachers Mis did and DP at Roanoke School
Ward entertained the teachers of the Roanoke Schools and a number of lady friends at six o'clock ten Thursday evening.
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Mis Did
DP. Ward
Roanoke
Lady Friends
Fire Hits Duhamell and Carpenter Restaurant
Fire destroyed the Duhamell and Carpenter building and stock late Friday night. Owners plan a public auction Saturday afternoon to liquidate fixtures as they will not reopen due to lack of a new location. A separate suit in Joliet seeks foreclose on a mechanic’s lien for 10,326.28 against Rapid Rim Company, with total judgment asked at 317,500.00.
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Duhamell’s
Duhamell & Carpenter
Ramid Rim Jol, Paine
Huntington
Fereclosum
Rapid Rim
Richard Edwards and Edith Richard wed in Wendieville
The marriage took place at the brides parents home in Wendieville on September 6. Edith Richard, daughter of John Richard, and Edward M. Ed wards, son of George B. Metwards, were married. The couple planned a short wedding trip and then began housekeeping in Fort Wayne.
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Wendieville
Eplood M. EdWards
George B. Metwards
Edith Richard
John Richard
Jedwards
Fort Wayne
Compton Berry Wedding Performed by Grandfather in Indiana
The wedding of Miss Sylva Compton and Mr Homer J Berry took place Friday September 17 in Warren Indiana. Rev I M Tharp, grandfather of the bride, officiated with attendants Hilford Berry and Mabel Lombard of Warre. The couple will reside in Roanoke.
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I. M. Tharp
Warren
Indiana
Homer J. Berry
Jacob Berry
Sylva Compton
Charles Compton
Ind
Tharp
Hilford Berry
Mabel Lombard
Warres
Berry
Roanoke
Roanoke High notes in school affairs and games
The Athletic Association elected Paul Rinehart president and Nelson Wexeyant secretary treasurer. Dues rise to 75 cents. Roanoke faces Clear Creek in a closely watched Friday basketball game. Scouts, clubs, and contests include stock judging, county representation, and a fireside of social events with students and staff noted.
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The
Athletic Association
Paul Rinehart
Nelson Wxeyant
Roanoke
Clear Creek
Cleer Creek
Dee Wogant
Clarence Godfrey
Nelson Wipant
Huntington County
Plantington
Huntinston County
Toolanapelis
H. E. Smith
Rats and Exterminator Ad Promises Quick Control
Government figures claim two rats breeding for three years yield an enormous population figure. The ad urges immediate action at first sight of a rat and promotes RAT-SNAP as the cleanest easiest exterminator. It notes no mixing, no lingering odor, and that cats or dogs won in. Sold and guaranteed by N. D. E. Richards & Sons and Purvis Drug Store.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
N. D. E. Richards & Sons and
Purvis Drug Store
New Manager Elected at Farmers Equity Company
Robert Fry resigns as manager of Farmers Equity Company and Lawrence Smith is elected new manager. Smith begins duties Monday morning.
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Robert Fry
Farmers Equity Company
Lawrence Smith
Mr. Smith
Miss York Injured in Accident Near Indianapolis
Miss Donna York daughter of d Hi York was badly hurt in an automobile crash near Indianapolis last Sunday. The car carrying H Heyn of Lafayette Miss Mary Marbreaux Indiana polis and Tfarry Johnson of Chicago overturned off the embankment after passing another vehicle. Heyn driver was killed, York trapped under the steering wheel, others were not seriously hurt. Edison recital attendees reported the entertainment near Huntington last Friday including Harveys Hindermyre the Dann Sisters Tree and an Edison Phonograph. Arthur Travinger is the local Edison disk machine sub agent.
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Donna York
D. Hi. York
Indianapolis
York
H. 4. Heyn
Lafayette
Mary Marbreaux
Lndianapolis
Tfarry Johnson
Chicago
Bloomington
Flexa
Mr. Heyn
Miss York
P. B. Settlemyre
N. L. Highlands
Edison
Huntington
Arthur Travinger
Poland China hogs for private sale by George Brash
George Brash of Roanoke R F D 2 announces private sale of surplus Poland China hogs including spring and fall gifts. Breeding stock advertised as genuine Big Type Poland China with good quality. Contact via phone 6002.
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Poland
China
George Brash
Roanoke R. F. D
U.S. Education Faces Teacher Shortage and Housing Strain
The article reports a critical shortage of well prepared teachers in the United States, with salaries raised in some cities but housing costs still crippling. It cites New York City salary ranges for elementary and high school staff and estimates needed funds and years to address the crisis.
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United States
New York
Grace
Trayman Newman: Stark County birth and Huntington death obituary
Trayman Newman was born March 1 1834 in Stark County Ohio and died September 26 1920 at his daughter’s home in Huntington Indiana aged 186 years 6 months 14 days. He moved to Indiana at age ten near Roanoke and spent most of his life there. He married Elizabeth Long producing two children one son died young. He later married Rachel Swihart in 1886, no children from that union, wife died about Wo years ago. Survived by daughter Vpe SMP Pareldes. He was a member of the U F Church in the city. Funeral services were held at the US Pro Church Wednesday with Rev D Walter Zertan officiating at Pleasant Charge cemetery.
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Trayman Newman
Stark County
Chio
Huntington
Indiana
Roanoke
Dave
Elizabeth Long
Penty
Rachel Swihart
Danghter Vpe
SMP
Pho Ee
Sinenpad VT
W W C U Notes Elect Officers At Meeting
The group held a meeting at Mrs. Cora Wilson's home to elect officers for the coming year. Anna Smith was reelected president, Mae Smith vice president, Alta Withrew corresponding secretary, Blanch Miller recording secretary, and Myrtle Streek elected treasurer. The union regrets the resignation of Dastman after fourteen years of service and thanks her for efforts. Ninety one dozen cookies were packed for soldiers at Fort Morrion Kasparak, with gratitude expressed to contributors.
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Cora Wilson
Anna Smith
Mae Smith
Alta Withrew
Blanch Miller
Mires Mertle Streek
Tro
Dastman
Hoowne
Wnion
Nintyv
Fort Tlorrivon Kasparak
Union Rishes
Chursh Notes Sunday Service Details and Meetings
M. E. Church notes Sunday school at 9 25 morning worship at 30 3 Epworth League at 4 preachers Rev W F E Murray and Dr Freeland to speak at Monson Chapel October 3rd with quarterly meeting and conference following. Prayer meetings Wednesday and Thursday Roanoke and other locations. Pastor C B Thomas extends cordial invitation.
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M. E. Chursh
Epworth
W. F E. Murray
Suntington
Ail
B. Thomas
Rat Snap Ad Raises Hog Savings Claim
James McGuire, a New Jersey hog raiser, touts RAT SNAP saying a 1 investment killed rats and saved the price of a hog. The cake bait, sold by Purvis Drug Store and Bi ards & Sons, comes in three sizes priced 33¢ 65¢ and $1.25 and is guaranteed.
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James McGuire
New Jersey
Purvis Drug Store Aid N. D. EB
Biards & Sons
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Compton
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Mile Hascoeet
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Sehnok Oh
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Furs
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Mie
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Sue Eee
Revenu Nabile
Dory
E. A. Geauque
Rae
Lee
Tira
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Vessir
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