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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
3
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Local authorities hunt for a man linked to a $144 500 theft at a National Bank in Utica New York after a weeks long disappearance. A warrant was issued as investigators say a substantial portion was recovered but others remain missing. Friends fear the suspect may have taken his own life.
Paris reports a French punitive column of 205 men clashed at Agredah in Central Sudan, dispersing the enemy. Natives left 10 dead including eight chiefs and three flags. French casualties numbered 22 wounded.
Dunkards in Wabesh Indiana open their annual meeting with delegates from the United States and Canada. Communion was observed with all but members excluded. Feet washing is a part of the observance.
A county treasurer race gains a female candidate Miss Medxay born in Ames and educated at Concordia and Nazarene schools. The report notes four women running for offices in the community with emphasis on the treasurer post.
A 19th century note describes a women only street car in Flint Michigan with female office workers staffing the car. Men are excluded from this car and told to ride ahead while the car serves the fair sex, a practice noted as a novelty in railroad history.
In Herne Switzerland surgeons at the city’s principal hospital performed a remarkable operation after Arthur Schmid was stabbed through the heart. The doctors sewed the wound, the patient recovered, and he was discharged after five months. He was cautioned to avoid laughter and strain for several months.
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