Old Farmer Relents and His Princess Is Free
Princess Riveria, a clairvoyant arrested on charges of beating Henry Weyenberg for 2100 on a marriage contract, was given a police court hearing but Weyenberg vanished. He had repaid 1600 and preferred not to prosecute, yet detectives urged him to stay for the case. Weyenberg later disappeared to resume a romance, and Riveria and companion William Haley were bound over for the grand jury. Riveria refused comment and said she would continue her business at 423 North Alabama Street.
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Trimpe
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Riveria
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Whalton Haley
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Sue
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Immigrant's Baby Born in Ambulance in Indiana
Dec 11 Lafayette reports Mrs Henry Stoll traveling from Germany to Denver gave birth en route in a city ambulance while moving from a Wabash train to Home Hospital. The newborn is named Indiana after the state of birth. mother and three children remain at jail hospital as she recovers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Henry Stoll
Denver
Col
Germany
Indiana
Hammond Woman Tries Suicide Amid Divorce Drama
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Mrs Louis Ankovitz of Hammond Indiana attempted self harm after being accused by her husband of criminal intimacy with a man who introduced him to his wife, just days before divorce proceedings in Lake Superior Court. Police intervened to save her life as she vowed to cut her throat if divorce proceeds and she remains married to Fred Louis, who married her last June.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
Lake Superior Court
Louis Ankovitz
Topeka
Kan
Anthony
W. E. Blackburn
Anthony Republican
Order
The Adventures of Girard at Indianapolis Theaters
James O Neill stars in The Adventures of Girard a Napoleonic officer play with strong supporting cast including Creston Clarke and Edmund Breese and a curtain raiser The Sacrament of Judas Also Park and English s present sensational melodrama The Child Slaves of New York and a new Ibsen Hedda Gabler at English s with Miss Otis set for next week
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James O'Neill
Mr. O'Neill
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Liebler & Co
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Mr. Breese
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Napoleon
Selene Johnson
Judas
England
Forbes Robertson
Will H. Vedder
Hedda Gabler
Eliza Proctor Otis
Indianapolis
Mary Shaw
Miss Otis
No Time to Get Sick Boy Tramp Seeks Aid in City
George Harold claiming to be the original boy tramp applied at the City Dispensary for treatment. After a thorough exam he was sent to the city hospital with possible amonia. He said delay would ruin his wager to reach Guatemala in sixteen months, noting he has thirteen months left.
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Guatemala
George Harold
Plainfield Studied as Pretty Suburban Town
Plainfield, one of the prettiest little towns in the state and an Indiana polis suburb since interurban car service began, is featured in tomorrow's Journal. Read about it.
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Plainfield
Indianapole
Tomorrow's Journal
Social Notes and Visits Across Town Holiday Preparations
Miss Florence Randall visits Greenfield. Families travel for holidays. Many residents plan visits to New York, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. Social events include card parties, dinners, recitals, and teas. a Ladies' Choral Club recital is planned. several guests arrive from Covington, Rockville, and Philadelphia. furniture and gift ideas are featured for the season.
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Shelbyville
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Kendallville
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Royal Purple Club
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W Ruff Place
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Estelle Dellett
Rockville
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Terre Haute
Emy Marten
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J. A. Lemcke
McCrea
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Cosley
Hartford City
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Ide
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Evelyn Holliday
Bryn Mawr
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Clark Mallory
New Orleans
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Peoria
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John Wiley and Son
Buffalo
N. Y
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St. Louis
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Zanesville
Percy Creelman
May Wright Sewall
Professor and Moulton
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Vernon Randall
Francis Kennedy
Charles Davis
Ethelms
College Avenue Baptist Church
Mary Jeffery Christian
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Jessie Jay
Florence Wright
Clyde Long
Hal Stoddard
John T. Brush
Harry Ikover
Alma Hoegh
Minneapolis
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Cooking appliance push gains amid health food craze
A Washington Post excerpt notes households shifting to individual cooking appliances as health culture grows and amateur cooks rise in prominence. It contrasts modern food care with commerce selling efficient devices while highlighting a Western church appeal for second hand garments and a Missouri elopement arrest of Will Ogg and Mrs. Longnecker.
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Cheninniven
Washington Post
Belted back coats with shoulder cape trend in dressmaking
May Manton showcases belted back coats paired with a deep shoulder cape. The zibeline model in dark red features corticelli silk stitching and velvet piping, with cloaking materials as alternatives.
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