Way Down in Old Indiana Ballad and Banquet Notes
Indiana club event features Paul Dresser song Way Down in Old Indiana and a banquet with speeches and toasts. Presidents from Purdue, Wabash, Indiana University and Notre Dame among attendees. reception lists show numerous college reps and local figures.
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Indiana
Paul Dresser
The
Wabash
Mr. Drease
Old Indiana
Old
Mark L. de Motte
Thomas Riley Marshall
Chicago
George Ade
Robert S. Taylor
James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana Club
Hoosiers
Addison Ballard
Indiana Colleges
Purdue University
Winthrop Ellsworth Stone
Wabash College
William Patterson Kane
Indiana University
Joseph Swain
Notre Dame University
Andrew Morrissey
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Carl Leo Mees
Hanover College
D. W Fisher
Northern Indiana Normal School
H. B. Brown
Franklin College
Wiliam T. Stott
Indiana State Normal School
William W. Parsons
University of Indianapolis
Scot Butler
J. W. Fertig
C. W. Mann
H. M. Skinner
William M. Goldthwaite
Jos. L. Davis
L. E. Pope
R. M. Jackman
Lil- Man A. Cox
Mabel Leech
Madge D. Headley
James F. Kennedy
John
Hummer
John Gibbons
Amy Leslie
F. Kennedy
Kickham Scanlan
P. . O' Keefe
Valparaiso Normal
N._L.new
O. P. Kinsey
H. F P. Brown
Mark Seeds
Linn H. Young
William D
James
Shortlean McCutcheon
W. J
W. BE. Stone
H. C. Ettin
W. H. Wood
Miss Rondthaler
J. A. Rondthaler
Mrs. Josephin
Lyman Beecher Glover
Indiana Illinois to see warmer Thursday forecasts
Weather forecast for Indiana and Illinois calls for warmer conditions on Thursday with variable winds. Ohio expects generally fair Wednesday, snow along the lake, then warmer Thursday with brisk northwesterly winds. Temperature details and precipitation totals accompany the advisory from Blythe.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Ships arrive and depart across multiple ports including New York, Cherbourg, Boulogne, Plymouth, Halifax, Liverpool, Queenstown, and Portland. Vessels named include Martte Vaderland Georgic Kronprinz Wilhelm Potsdam Patricia Cevic Saxonia Oceanic Minneapolis Bremen and Bremen. The notes cover arrivals from London Rotterdam Boston and Glasgow and departures to Liverpool Hamburg Boulogne and St John.
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New York
Martte
London
Vaderland
Twerp
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Georgic
Liverpool
Cherbourg
Kron- Pring Wilhelm
Bremen
South-aampton
Boulogne Bur Mer
Potsdam
Plymouth
Patricia
Hamburg
Boulogne
New Halifax
N_ 8
Cor- Coors
St. John
N. F
Cevic
Saxonia
Boston
Queenstown
Oceanic
Minneapolis
Portland
Glasgow
Notable Names Listed From Indiana Figures and Institutions
The list includes H. A. Ritter, Otto Gresham, Gen. John C. Black, Senator E. H. Wolcott, and others associated with De Pauw University and Indiana State Normal. Also named are Rev. George W. Switzer, Rev. W. H. Hickman, E. B. Sheridan, John Hitt, Hilary A. Gobin, Roy O. West, Arnold Tompkins, Anna R. Boruff, W. Y. Maxwell, Jane Tompkins, Laura Fisher, Laporte County Alderman William M. Butterworth, and Addison Ballard.
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H. A. Ritter
Otto Gresham
John C. Black
E. H. Wolcott
de Pauw University
D. G. Hamilton
George W. Switzer
W. H. Hickman
E. 8. Sheridan
John Hitt
Hilary A. Gobin
Roy O. West
Indiana State Normal
Arnold Tompkins
Anna R. Boruff
W. Y. Maxwell
Jane Tompkins
Laura Fisher
Laporte County
William M. Butterworth
Addison Ballard
Pennsylvania Floods Strain Rail Lines Across The State
Philadelphia reports rail service near normal by tomorrow as workers repair roadbeds and bridges after weekend floods. Loss estimates range from 3 to 30 million dollars with nine deaths. Pittsburg sees debris removal and million-dollar losses while Wilkes-Barre notes partial improvement and cut river connections. Lehigh Valley service near open from New York to Buffalo though freight halted and perishables refused. Anner Richards and wife swept away in Austinville. South Harrisburg industries resume after high water recedes. Delaware freshet falls two feet at Bordentown easing flood impact.
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Pittsburg
Ohio Valley
Ohio River
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Susquehanna River
Easton
Lehigh Valley
New York
Buffalo
Austinville
Abner Richards
South
Harrisburg
Bordentown
N. J
Delaware River
Fires destroy school in Atlanta and barns in Elwood
A brick eight room school at Atlanta twelve miles north of Noblesville burned early today. The building cost 12 000 with 00 of insurance. eight teachers and 265 pupils affected but temporary quarters to be found in Atlanta after holidays. In Elwood Frazier dairy barn fire killed twenty five Jersey cattle and several horses, loss about 3000 with limited insurance. In Crawfordsville the grocery store of George Scaggs burned from basement fire, 4000 damage with stock insured totaling 2900 across Continental Merchants Pennsylvania and Alliance. building owned by Henry Crawford insured for 2000.
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Peeial
Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Atlanta
Here
C. M. McConnell
Elwood
Elwood Frazier
Indiana
Indianapolls Journal
Crawfordsville
George Scaggs
Continental
Merchants
Pennsylvania
Alliance
Henry Crawford
Gas Shortage Cripples Fort Wayne Businesses and Schools
The Indianapolis Journal reports severe gas shortages in Fort Wayne with four days of frigid weather. Gas pressure collapse freezes pipes, damages stocks in major firms, closes schools, halts church services, and prompts a push for rebates from the gas company. Greenwood likewise suffers heat failures as furnaces fail to warm a new schoolhouse and fuel supplies run low.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Port Wayne
Local society elects officers for coming year and crop reports
The association plans a new year with Caleb W. as president Rev R D Laughman as vice president Walter S Ratliff as recording secretary Joseph C Ratliff as correspondence secretary and J P Norris as treasurer. Crop reports note dwindling cheat and good Clover with corn stock likely enough to last winter. In Evansville William Blockley granted divorce after insurance policy moved to a friend. In Fort Wayne Frank A Kelley, frozen, commits suicide after destitution. In Wabash Cary Cowgill declares Republican congressional candidacy while others consider runs. Indiana Coal Operators meet with routine business and no price moves. In Peru railroads report engine shortages due to winter repairs.
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Caleb W. i
Rev
R. D. Laughman
Walter S. Ratliff
Joseph C. Ratliff
J. P. Norris
Funeral rites for D W Minshall held in Terre Haute
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Terre Haute Ind Dec 17 funeral services for the late D W Minshall were conducted at the Cherry street residence by Rev Dr Jesse Bowman Young of Walnut Hills Methodist Church Cincinnati with Chancellor Hickman of DePauw assisting. The body rests in the Minshall mausoleum beside Mrs Minshall. Pallbearers named include John T Heasley Edward Sendelbach B V Marshall ee McCormick S C McKeen Jacob aur. Will not be public for several days. Albion Ind Dec 17 Mrs Caroline Hass buried today born Germany Oct 2 1801 died Dec 15 spent most of life in Germany came to the US about ten years ago to join sons not yet here.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Hautee
Ind
D. W. Minshall
Cherry Street
Jesse Bowman Young
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Hickman
de Pauw
Young
Minshall
Highland Lawn
Albion
Caroline Hass
Germany
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
D. P. Baldwin
Logansport
Edward Daniels
Indianapolis
T. R. Paxton
Princeton
Samuel C. Stimson
Terre Haute
G. L. Mackintosh
T. H. Ristine
Kane
Earlham College Athletics Prospects Show Strong Track Return
Earlham College in Richmond Indiana reports growing athletic interest led by baseball and track with football under consideration. New managers set schedules for next season as several returning players join the squad. Alumni moves include Phariba Stevens to Mexico for mission work and Pliny Goddard aiding California State University research on Native languages and customs. Lindley Clark contributes a history volume to the History Club.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Phariba W. Stevens
Matamoros
Mexico
Friends’ Girls’ Mission School
Lindley D. Clark
Labor Department
Washington
History Club
England
Robert Brady
Pliny E. Goddard
State University of California
Roosevelt preached ethics in politics across the land
The Kansas City Star notes President Roosevelt’s insistence on applying the Decalogue to political life. He rejects dual ethical standards, condemns accepting low ethics for public office, and argues that leaders must stay true to private ideals without sacrificing public success. The piece lauds his insistence as awakening national conscience.
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Kansas City Star
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Jenkins
Privacie
Indiana Necrology Reported Deaths in Three Cities
Major W H Lough of Richmond learns his father Levi Lough died in Eureka Kansas at ninety three. John Burgess, a pioneer near Whitewater, aged seventy, English born and Friends Society member. Mrs Sarah Bush, eighty two, died in Fort Wayne after relocating from Freeport in 1837.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
W. H. Lough
Levi Lough
Eureka
Kan
John Burgess
Whitewater
England
Friends’ Society
Fort Wayne
Sarah Bush
Freeport
Pin recovered after two years for LaPorte girl in Elkhart days
Louise Engle, aged fourteen, who swallowed a common pin two years ago while living in Elkhart, has endured periodic illness and mysterious poisoning. She coughed up the pin last night in Laporte and the attending physician says she is expected to recover.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Elkhart
Louise Engle
Wrecked Two Safes At Whitestown Bank Burglary
In Lebanon Indiana on December 17 burglars visited Whitestown and broke into Citizens Bank owned by Preston Smith. They used dynamite on two doors but failed to access the vault containing about 2000 dollars, leaving an OK card. They then blew open Laughner’s drug store safe, taking no money and some jewelry. A witness saw three men flee by buggy. Prior loot included Turner's blacksmith shop where tools were taken.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Whitestown
Citizens’ Bank
Preston Smith
Boone County
Laughner
Saul Turner
Haven for Tramps Opens in Chicago Lodging House
Chicago will open a municipal lodging house at 12 14 Jefferson Street on Saturday night. Homeless men and tramps arriving at police stations will undergo a cleanliness test and medical exam before admission, and will be questioned about their lives while being stripped of weapons. An employment bureau will help place lodgers, with John H. Bogue to oversee the project. The City Council budgeted 10,000 dollars for the facility, which will house 30 men.
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Chicago
Jefferson Street
Municipal Lodging House
John H. Bogue
Robbed of a mail sack in St Louis crime report
Oscar Kelling, a mail wagon driver, was knocked down by three men as he left the old postoffice in St Louis. A sack of registered mail was stolen while the lobby was crowded. The robbers escaped before alarm. The value of the sack’s contents is not known.
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Louis
Oscar Kelling
Postoffice
Kelling
Alabama Supreme Court upholds will dispute in Montgomery
The Alabama Supreme Court affirms a lower court ruling denying Miss Julia Wilson of Montgomery the transfer of property valued at 19 dollars to Reverend Stewart McQueen rector of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter. The court held McQueen held confidential spiritual adviser status, blocking the bequest.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Julia Wilson
Stewart McQueen
Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter
McQueen
Miss Wilson
Purdue Athletes Tie For Baseball Captain
Purdue remains without a baseball captain as a morning ballot ends in a tie between John McKee of Cayuga and John W. Cornell of Goshen. Four of five eligible voters cast ballots. decision postponed until after holidays. Fred C. Hahn named athletic treasurer, Ora C. Herkless elected freshman president. Wabash College trustees meet, finances aided, May term for women discussed as co education potential emerges. Hanover class entertainment selects five speakers ahead of term exams.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
John McKee
Cayuga
John W. Cornell
Goshen
McKee
Cornell
Acr
Fred C. Hahn
Indianapolis
Athletic Association
George Olsen
Ora C. Herkless
Carthage
J. Walter Esterline
C. S. Freeman
Yale
Farmer Jacob Barrett Found Dead Near Zanesville
In Fort Wayne Indiana on December 17 authorities reported Jacob Barrett a 70 year old farmer from near Zanesville had been missing for several days. His body was discovered in nearby woods a mile from his home with the cause suspected as exhaustion and exposure.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jacob Barrett
Zanesville
Two Railway Subsidies Approved for Indiana Lines
In Warsaw Indiana on December 17 two subsidies were approved. The Toledo and Chicago Transfer Steam line will receive 37000 dollars for a route from Streator Illinois to Toledo Ohio. The Logansport Rochester and Northern Traction Railway Electric line will receive 25000 dollars for a line from Logansport to Kendallville Indiana.
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Warsaw
Ind
Varied attempt by Lampert in Valparaiso ends in peril
Valparaiso Indiana December 17 Jacob Lampert a young married man attempted suicide by swallowing twenty five grains of strychnine. No motive is known his condition is critical and a doctor reports him in danger.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Jacob Lampert
Merger Talk Aims at Continental Glass Co in Flint Bottles
In Flint bottles Pittsburg Sept 17 promoters led by J G M Porter of Chicago seek a nationwide merger under the Continental Glass Company with 3 million capital. If the plan falters a selling agency may precede a later merger. A meeting was held and another is planned. Pittsburg Seamless Bottle Co and H J Heinz & Co declined to join.
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Pittsburg
J. G. M. Porter
Chicago
Continental Glass Company
Pittsburg Seamless Bottle Company
H. J. Heinz & Co
Nome decline and Alaskan gold fields observations
Fred G. Donner, brother of William H. Donner linked to American Tin Plate, returns from Nome to Columbus Indiana. He doubts fabulous Nome strikes, notes population drop from 12 000 14 000 to 3 500 5 000, wages around 1 hour or 7 day, meals fall from 1 40 to 8 cents, beds from 1 to 8 cents, and many legal claims prompting busy courts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Ind
Fred G. Donner
William H. Donner
American Tin-plate Company
Monessen
Donora
Nome
Donner
Supreme Court dismisses AP cases on its own motion
Springfield dispatch reports the Illinois Supreme Court, on its own motion, dismissed three cases brought by the Chicago American, New York Journal and the people against the Associated Press. The court held local courts retain jurisdiction and will not yield to federal or state court intervention. A written opinion was expected the following day.
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Springfield
Ill
Supreme Court Today
Chicago American
New York Journal
People
Associated Press
Extradition Sought for Fireboy Robert Meenan in Port Clinton Case
Columbus reports a governor issued a requisition at the fire marshal’s request for Robert Meenan now in Racine Wisconsin. He faces arson charges in Port Clinton tied to repeated fires at his house and $3 insurance on the property. Firemen were prevented from entering the blaze by the resident.
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Columbus, O
Robert Meenan
Racine
Wis
Port Clinton
Old Man Dies From Cold In Indiana Home
Benjamin Atkins aged sixty eight was found dead in his West Lafayette home in the cold. Born in Ireland with a long migratory life including Kansas and Missouri during the Civil War era he fought at Shiloh where he was wounded. He had been at the Marion Soldiers' Home and was on furlough at the time of death.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Benjamin Atkins
West Lafayette
County Cork
Ireland
Kansas
Missouri Battery
Shiloh
Marion
Knoxville Robber Identified by Pinkerton Detective
Pinkerton detective Lowell Spence arrived from Chicago and positively identified the man in custody as Harvey Logan, one of the alleged Great Northern express robbers, after examining a good likeness photograph.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lowell Spence
Pinkerton
Chicago
Harvey Logan
Great Northern Express
One Thing Settled Allegation in Stone Case Near KC
It is now pretty well assured Miss Stone is confined near a small place a few miles from another place and that she is either dead or alive and under tremendous strain if alive.
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Kansas City Journal
Elwood Faces Gas Shortage After Pee Week
Elwood Indiana reports a gas fuel shortage as over 60 coal stoves sold since Saturday morning left no suitable heating stoves in any city store. The Pee a local event spanning three days has dramatically reduced stock and raised concerns about alternative fuels.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Intoxicated man falls on a hot stove in Fairland
C B Kenninton of Fairland, intoxicated, left for work and locked his store. Citizens broke in when he did not return to dinner and found him unconscious on a red hot stove with his arm burned. His arm dropped off as he was carried away, and doctors fear he will die. The report continues from Richmond, Indiana, December 17.
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Indianapolis Journal
Tuscola
C. B. Kennington
Fairland
Two Men Killed in Nitroglycerin Factory Blast
In Butler Pennsylvania Thomas J Edwards age thirty seven and Charles D Parker age twenty five, both locals, died instantly when a nitroglycerin factory owned by Hume Co. exploded. The blast wrecked the site, leaving no trace of the victims and creating a twenty foot deep by forty foot diameter crater. Nearby Polish priests faced church discipline at a Scranton convention held today.
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Butler, Pa
Thomas JL. Edwards
Charles D. Parker
H. Hume "& Co
Bishop Hoban Bans Excommunication of Independent Polish Priests
In a formal pronouncement Bishop Hoban declares excommunication for all independent Polish priests within his diocese. Targeted are Rev. Frank Hudor of South Scranton and Rev. John Merrick of Wilkesbarre, who have led independent churches for several years.
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Hoban
Frank Hudor
South Scranton
John Merrick
Wilkesbarre
Mayor-Elect of Boston Gen Patrick A Collins Life Story
Biography of Gen Patrick A Collins born March 12 1844 in Fermoy Ireland. Immigrated with family to Chelsea Massachusetts as a child and pursued law after early work in stores and as an upholsterer foreman. Column traces his political rise from Boston legislator to congressman and consul general at London culminating in his mayoral status.
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Boston Journal
Patrick A. Collins
Fermoy
County Cork
Ireland
America
Chelsea
Patrick
Ohio
Boston
F. M. Holmes & Co
Lter
Trades Assembly
Central Labor Union
E. H. Brabrook & Co
J. M
Democratic City Committee
Congress
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Pacific Railroads
Collins
Alabama
Albany
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
James G. Blaine
South
Mount Ida
Dorchester
London
Corey Road
Brighton
Mary E. Carey
Gaston
International Trust Company
Union Institution For Savings
Rie
National Assurance Company of Ireland
Charitable Irish Society
The
Catholic Union
Manhattan and Erotic Clubs
New York
Homne Meds Club
League
Boston figure known for law and animal welfare hobbies
A Boston figure holds leadership roles with the Boston Bar Association and the Boston Athletic Association and serves as vice president of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He rarely participates in club life, preferring home study and a lifelong passion for books since leaving school.
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Boston Bar Association
Boston Athletic Association
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Island of Kent Sinks Amesti After Collision
The British steamship Island of Kent from Savannah to Egemen arrived at Boston injured with bows crushed and stem battered. It carried the entire crew of the Spanish steamer Amesti bound for Philadelphia with iron. Amesti sank after collision about 333 miles east of Cape Sod. only the chief officer and deck watch survived. Coastwise, Isle of Kent loaded with cotton from Savannah for Bremen.
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Boston
Island of Kent
Newcastle
Eng
Savannah
Egemen
Amesti
Bilbao
Spain
Philadelphia
Sion
Isle of Kent
Cape Sod
Bremen
French steamer Kleber ashore near Marseilles harbor
Dispatches from Marseilles say the French steamer Kleber from Cette ran aground east of the Rhone entrance in fog. Iceboats tried to reach her while heavy seas hampered efforts. the captain is missing and the mate is believed swept overboard as the ship lies 30 yards offshore with a crew of fifty two.
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Paris
Marseilles
Kleber
Cette
France
Rhone
St. Louis du Rhone
Ouncee
Brokers Expelled From Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago brokers Arthur R. Jones and Michael J. Ryan were expelled from the Chicago Board of Trade for uncommercial conduct and bucket shop accusations. L C. Geahart received a sixty day suspension for attempting to secure quotations for a joint branch office. The penalties, including loss of memberships valued at about 800 each, affect A R Jones & Co which is reportedly long on wheat and corn. The open trades will be closed out tomorrow.
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Chicago
Arthur R. Jones
A. R. Jones & Co
Grain Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Michael J. Ryan
A. Jones & Co
Board of Trade
L C. Geahart
Jones and Ryan
Three Johnston Sons Die in Berwyn House Fire
Ardmore J T reports Henry Johnston's three sons, all sons of a prosperous colored farmer, perished in a fire that consumed their Berwyn home today.
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Ardmore
J. T
Henry Johnston
Berwyn
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Cure Cold In One Day
Advertising snippet claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer and a price in cents. The terse copy emphasizes swift relief and a money-back promise.
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Circuit Court Room
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Farmers’ Institute
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