Southern Indiana to Install Motor Car Service
Rumors say Southern Indiana will introduce a motor car service along its route using Washington street franchise. The system would connect Sullivan with Terre Haute Linton and Jasonville, matching interurban rates and boosting access to mining areas. Track work has reached Sullivan public square with rails laid and freight house nearing completion. first train delivered rails on Court street Monday.
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Terre
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Southern
Court Street
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan County Court
In Sullivan Circuit Court October term 1906 guardian Robert H. Crowder administrator sues Amy H. Banchitin and Thomas H. Maschino in petition to sell real estate. Defendants non residents are notified to appear and answer at Sullivan Court House.
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Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
John T
Will H. Hays
Thomas H. Maschino
Indiana
Amy H. Maschino
State of Indiana
Court Notice Heard In Absence In Sullivan Circuit
On the eighth day of October 1906 the complaint and related matters will be heard in absence. Witness the Clerk and Seal on June 12, 1906. Tilghman Ogle, Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court. John T. and Will H. Hays, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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Tilghman Ogle
Sullivan Circuit Court
John T. and
Will H. Hays
Plaintiff
Letitia Robbins
Franklin Robbins
Diceased
Chaney & Chaney
Jacob H. Tucker
Buff & Stratton
Sullvan
Weather foretelling advances foreseen by scientists
Weather scientists in Washington and New York agree on major strides in meteorology. They foresee forecasts extending beyond one month and extensive upper air studies from Mount Weather Virginia using kites and wireless, expanding national and international observation networks.
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Willis L. Moore
New York
Washington
New York Globe
Moore
United States
Williams
Weather Bureau
Mount Weather
Virginia
Mnenus
Udo
Alexander Graham Bell
Fort Meyer
Bell
Brains on Tap For Beauty Shopping Advice Opens In Boston
A Boston woman, newly independent, launches an office offering fashion guidance to shoppers. She provides color harmony tips and dress suggestions for a small fee, hoping to build a clientele among women seeking style advice.
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Boston
New York Press
Spring Pring! a playful tormenting thing in spring
A whimsical fragment speaks of spring as a lively, frolicsome force that charms an elder speaker. It likens the season to a blooming daisy, mocks aging, and revels in music, flowers, and youthful feeling, ending with a fragmentary line about a siege sonnet.
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Daisy
Benta
Banker and Wife Live in Huts for Health on Sound Beach
New York banker Kennedy Tod and his wife have wintered in a sunlit camp near Innis Arden on Long Island Sound. A nurse and Italian caretaker reside nearby as Mrs Tod recovers from an operation. The couple, inspired by Canadian camps, prefer open air living and plan to continue this lifestyle for health and future summers.
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Kennedy Tod
New York
Long Island Sound
Innis Arden
Sound Beach
Greenwich
Conn
New York Herald
New Spelling Philosophy Advocates Public Education
Dr. Charles P. G. Scott urges a campaign of education to simplify English spelling rather than enforcing changes. He argues against the French academy and supports removing anomalies like ph and gh digraphs to ease learning for children.
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French Academy
Charles P. G. Scott
The
New York Tribune
Scott
Century Dictionary
Alligator Farm Proposed for Kingman Missouri
Ed Kelley plans a new business in Kingman Missouri to raise alligators for sale. Kelley recently received a pair of French alligators from Frank Weinschenk in New Orleans. The animals are a male and a female and may serve as watchdogs by barking like a bulldog and repelling intruders.
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Ed Kelley
Kingman
Kansas City Journal
Frank Wein‘schenk
New Orleans
Express
Kelley
Sidney lockup famed hobos retreat in Ohio
A Wapakoneta dispatch to the Chicago Record Herald says Sidney Ohio, south of Wapakoneta, has become a hobos retreat. In four months 468 tramps were lodged overnight, with daily records kept in the mayor’s office. November 80, December 115, January 106, February 167.
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Sidney
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Chicago Record-Herald
Eggs With a Monogram H H P from Riverhead Hens
Mrs. H. P. Preston of Riverhead New York reports a flock of Barred Rock hens now laying eggs with a monogram on the shell resembling H H P. The owner notes the eggs are of high quality and says the hens’ output is valuable and clearly identified, deterring any misappropriation.
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H. P. Preston
Riverhead
N. Y
Twain Humor at Waldorf Astoria Meeting For Promoting Blind Interests
A New York Times report covers a Waldorf Astoria program by the New York State Association For Promoting The Interests Of The Blind. Mark Twain presided and shared a sleepless night tale of hunting for a sock during blindness.
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Richard Watson Gilder
Helen Keller
Joseph H. Choate
Mark Twain
Waldorf-Astoria
New York State Association For
New York Times
Mr. Clemens
Andrew Carnegie
Virginia
Heidelberg
Joe Twitchell
Hartford
Twitchell
the Waldorf
Oklahoma
Easter Morn Absence Reveals Ailing Maiden
The speaker notes an empty seat at Easter services and, after visiting the maiden’s home, finds signs of illness behind her blossoming health. Flowers and a trimmed bonnet hint she stayed indoors, her devout nature keeping her from the service.
Rain shortage prompts farmers to plow earlier in Staffordshire
In Staffordshire a rain deficit worries farmers as many have not finished plowing corn. Local social notes mention visits among Miss Ruby Drake of Terre Haute and Miss Ora Patton, with gatherings at Union Chapel and Providence. Several Pattons and Daughertys are noted visiting relatives, plus a river bottom trip to view crop prospects and a children's night at Providence. Ice cream was served after visits.
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Ruby Drake
Terre Haute
Grace Wernz
Adisa Bicknell
Staffordshire
George Burkeybyle
Almira Laythrup
Ora Burkeybyle
Ora Patton
Frank Patton
Zena Fox
Clem Ransford
Farmersburg
Commencement
John Patton
Luther Arnett
Cyrus Patton
This Place
Allison Wisener
Union Chapel
Chant Piety
River Bottom
Bertha Yager
Charley Davis
William Nowling
Ruth Bosstick
John Taylor
Providence
Ethel Ransford
Gertrude Daugherty
John Osburn
George Burton
William Loughery
Richard Adams
Buck Lens Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Oswald of Renselaersville New York reports Buck Lens Arnica Salve cured Seth Burch of a severe neck sore. The advertisement claims antiseptic relief for injuries, cuts, wounds and sores with a 25 cent price at Smock's drug store.
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Hag. Oswald
Rensselaersville
N. Y
Seth Burch
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