Coal Operators Plan Interstate Conference Delegation
Indiana coal operators met in Terre Haute to outline united action for the Interstate joint conference with the Milners in Indianapolis next month. President Talley to appoint twelve delegates, four of whom will serve on the scale committee. the group will prepare a basis of agreement to be submitted to the conference. The session, with about forty operators, did not fix next year’s coal price.
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Indianapolio Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Inddiana
United Action
Gennual
Milners
Indianapolis
Talley
Miners’ Organization
Graham and Morton Transportation Line Reorganizes in Indiana
In Benton Harbor Michigan Secretary Morton announced the Graham and Morton Transportation Company has reorganized under Indiana law. The entire fleet is bought by President J H Graham and Crawford estate holds the real estate and buildings. Headquarters remain in Michigan and Illinois with offices in Benton Harbor and Chicago. No officers are changed. The Laporte Tand Company awarded a factory contract for the Planet Company to move from Chicago to Laporte, with interior work to be done by F M I of Chicago.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Dec
Morton
Graham and Morton Transportation Company
Indiana
J. H. Graham
Ie Bn Company
Crawford Estate
Michigan
Illinois
Chicago
Michigan Ind
Indianapolis Journal
Laporte, Ind
Laporte Tand Company
The
Planet Company
Laporte
Christmas Weather Cold Wave Looms for Indiana and Midwest
Forecasts indicate a cold wave across Indiana Thursday with fair weather Friday and brisk northwest winds. Ohio and Minnesota Dakotas report colder conditions with snow in the north east portion and rapid temperature drops. Train service disrupted in South Dakota. Red River valley temperatures forecast well below zero.
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Washington
Indiana
Niins
Ohio
Minneapolis
Minn
The
Journal
Minnesota
Dakotas
Mercury
Red River Valley
South Dakota
Huron
Northwestern
the & A. m. Exar
Wisconsin in an Icy Grip Blizzards sweep Wisconsin towns
Milwaukee dispatch reports the entire state under icy weather with many cities hit by a blizzard. Snow covers ground as temperatures fall for a full day, creating tough travel and power disruption across the region.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Routes
Maritime notices from Liverpool New York Southampton and surrounding ports detail arrivals at Liverpool from Philadelphia York Boston and Southampton from New York. Vessels St Louis Cymric St Paul Lauren tian Finland Cassel Mesaba Vancouver and others are listed with their routes and dates in early December.
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Liverpool
Noord
Philadelphia
Oceanic
York
Altenta
Boston
Teutonic
New York
St. Louis
Southampton
Cymric
St. Paul
Laurentian
Switzerland
Finland
Cassel
New Company to Rebuild Buildings in Laporte
The plan allocates 336,000 from Laporte citizens toward a 42,000 total project. The new company will hire men and begin work to restore the structures.
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Laporte
Installation of Dr Bryan at Indiana University
Formal installation of Dr William Lowe Bryan as president of Indiana University will occur in Bloomington on Jan 21 with the dedication of the new science hall. Governors, alumni, educators from statewide institutions, and Brown University President Faunce are invited.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Indiana
Durbin
Faunce
Brown University
Department of Physics
Nicholls
Cornell University
Angell
Michigan University
Invalidation Suit Targeting Valparaiso Water Works Franchise
Oliver Kinsey Samuel Stainer and William Windle file suit in Porter Circuit Court to void the Valparaiso City Water Works Company franchise granted in 18 50s. They seek to strike the 50 year term and exclusive rights, declare hydrant rentals void, and force taxation on water company property like other owners. Attorney E Crumpacker represents plaintiffs in a suit brought for numerous taxpayers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Porter
E. Crumpacker
Bundy Clark seeks Marion electric railway franchise
A petition to the Grant County Commissioners seeks a Bundy Clark Company electric railway franchise. The line would run east from Marion through Landers Van Buren Warren Buckeye and Liberty Center and west toward Roseburg Herbst Swayzee Sims Sycamore Greentown and Vermont with Marion as the hub. Offices and power house planned in Marion. The line would compete with Cloverleaf for about sixty miles. PAOLI gunpowder explosion tears through J P Riley hardware store injuring clerk George Ball. glass front destroyed and brick walls damaged.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Grant County
Bundy-Clark Company
Men of
Landers
van Buren
Warren
Buckeye
Liberty Center
Roseburg
Herbst
Swayzee, Sims
Sycamore
Greentown
Paoli
J. P. Riley Hardware
George Ball
Ball
I O O F Home Inmates Celebrate Christmas Eve
Inmates of Greensburg Indiana I O O F Home celebrated Christmas Eve with an old fashioned program. A tree trimmed in national colors held gifts from lodges and individuals across the state. Chas L Ainsworth, Home committee member, gave an address as songs recitations and scriptural readings followed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Chas. L. Ainsworth
Home Committee
Four year old burned to death shielding stove fire
Muncie Indiana December 24 Marchie Walker the four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alford Walker Reed's Station was fatally burned when a child tried to eat a stick of wood from the stove. Her skirt caught fire enveloping her and she suffered terribly for hours before dying.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Marchie
Alford Walker
Reed's Station
Here
Woman Reunites With Husband After Four Years
Nellie Ross, who believed her husband Charles Ross to be dead for four years, met him in Hammond Indiana today. She had since married a Greek man named Kalizos, and her young son and Kalizos left Hammond with the husband today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
Nellie Ross
Kalizos
Nellie Wicker
Charles Ross
Ross
Harris and Barnett Arrested in Perjury Case linked to Ipperson
VINCENNES Indiana December 4 Ray Harris and Mel Barnett of this city were arrested and taken to Mount Carmel IL to answer charges of perjury They allegedly testified falsely for the defense in the case against Bill Ipperson recently convicted of horse stealing Both prisoners are well connected and belong to prominent families.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Ray Harris
Mel Barnett
Mount Carmel
Lil
Bill Ipperson
Farmer Riley Ewing Run Over by Train at Terre Haute Depot
Riley Ewing a leading county farmer was struck by a Big Four train at the Terre Haute depot tonight and severely injured. He lingered under physicians care with doubts of recovery as the accident halted rail traffic and a preliminary investigation began.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Riley Ewing
Sad Christmas for His Mother Killed on First Run
A Big Four brakeman, William Bushong, 28, from Thorntown, Ind, was killed in Springfield Ohio while making his first run. He fell under a train as it pulled away, suffering instant death. His mother, Mrs. Fred Bushong, was notified by telegram. The report also notes another case in Terre Haute where police reported the arrest of Tim Newlin in Henderson, Kentucky, for a gambling room homicide in this city on the preceding Saturday night.
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Indianapolis Journal
Thorntown
Ind
Fred Bushong
William
Springfield
Terre Haute
Tim Newlin
Walter Gossman
Henderson
Oldest Illinois Resident Dies at Age Two Years
Danville IL December 24 James Kildao aged 2 years died today at St Elizabeths Hospital in Danville reportedly the oldest resident claimed in Illinois.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
James Kildao
Illinois
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
First Presbyterian Church Floor Burns in Crawfordsville Fire
A Crawfordsville report states that the First Presbyterian Church floor burned out tonight causing about 1000 dollars in damage. The fire disrupted services and the beamed roof and interior suffered significant smoke and heat damage. Firemen reported quick containment and no injuries.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
First Presbyterian
Deaths and obituaries from Indiana towns
GREENSBURG Mrs Elizabeth Dobyns died at her daughter’s home in Greensburg aged 87 born 1815 in Kentucky married 1836 to Will E Dobyns and lived in Decatur county since 140 years ago MARION Harry Lottridge son of Justice F M Lottridge died in West Superior Wis while touring with a theater company RICHMOND R E Forkner a longtime Richmond resident died in Chicago while visiting his son artist J Ed Forkner aged about 60 NEW ALBANY George W Clipper aged 58 collapsed while building a kitchen fire heart disease was cause and he was a Civil War veteran with the Fifty third Indiana Regiment
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Greensburg
Ind
Elizabeth Dobyns
John L. Braden
Mazon County
Kentucky
Will E. Dobyns
Decatur County
Clarksburg
Marion
Harry Lottridge
Jonesboro
West Superior
Wis
Justice F. M. Lottridge
Richmond
Chicago
R. E. Forkner
J. Ed Forkner
New Albany
George W. Clipper
Fifty-third
Indiana Regiment
Evansville Theatre Leased to New York Manager
Evansville reports the Peoples Theater is leased to Harry G. Sommers of New York City for five years. The two local theaters are under one management for now, with competition planned from next season. The Peoples will be remodeled. consideration not disclosed. MARION: survey complete for steam road from Fort Wayne to Indianapolis, right of way shifted via Van Buren and Warren. RICHMOND: Benjamin Starr, state senator, costly special election cost $2,826.75, about $1 per vote.
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Evansville
People's Theater
Harry G. Sommers
New York City
People’s
Marion
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Huntington
Mount Etna
van Buren
Warren
Richmond
Benjamin Starr
State
Senate
C. C. Binkley
Panic in an orphan asylum and regional fires report
Panic erupted in the Presbyterian Orphan Asylum on Preston street Louisville as smoke filled the building. Matron and firemen saved most children, two boys rescued after near suffocation and revived, while later fires in Albuquerque and Corunna caused extensive damage and a fatality.
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Louisville
Presbyterian Orphan Asylum
Preston Street
Foreign News Roundup Highlights Arrests and Aid Projects
Alleged anarchists denied entry arrive in Genoa under police watch while William Waldorf Astor donates 250000 pounds for a new out-patient wing at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London in memory of Gwen Doline. European trade slumps hit Lancashire cotton with losses. A heavy snowstorm disrupts Constantinople and heavy snows hit Turkish provinces. In China General Tung Fu Siang accumulates stores amid fear of arrest. authorities foresee no aggression. Mme Balenza released in Buenos Aires linked to Humbert family Paris frauds. London announces unified naval education program for officers across all three services. Paris police seize papers of Jean De La Mar of the Klondike Mining Co amid alleged fraud. Winter ore conditions worsen across Russia due to late sowing and frost fears. crop outlook bleak. Pope Pius X reportedly in good health though rumors persist. he did not retire, Masses celebrated with Christmas Eve rites.
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United States
Genoa
William Waldorf Astor
Great Ormond Street
London
Gwendoline
Lancashire
Constantinople
Turkey
Shanghai
Kansu
Tung Fu Siang
Mme
Balenza
Buenos Ayres
France
Romaine d’ Aurignac
Humbert
Paris
M. de la Mar
European
Russia
Pol
Tragic dawn suicide and quake disaster report
At dawn yesterday the count killed himself by tying to a boat mast, amid nervous collapse. Reports from Andijan describe a dire quake with widespread destruction, freezing temperatures, and thousands left homeless. One city area is leveled except for a cotton gin and a church, with broader devastation pending clearer communication.
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Echo
Fiume
Andijan
St. Petersburg
Wage boosts and strikes ripple through rail and industry
Wages for engineers firemen conductors and station workers rise to new levels effective December amid broader labor friction. A switchmen strike snarls freight at Marshalltown while Chicago measures award a 10 percent pay rise to 4700 on the Milwaukee and St. Paul system.
Telegraphic Brevities from a Christmas Season
President McLean of Iowa State says the student riot investigation is nearly complete and the sophomore class will cover about 500 dollars in damages. Two men, Jolley and McNeil, were found not guilty of conspiracy to defraud in Chicago. Gratz Strickler was assigned to supervise U S government buildings for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. Vanderbilt receives a National Guard commission after an excellent exam. Christmas mail remains lighter than expected in New York. Cardinal Gibbons sends greetings to the Pope and world Catholic heads as part of annual season customs.
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Alabama Great Southern
Iowa Central
Marshalltown
Sweeney
B. Beardsley
National Salt Company
Ithaca
Ces
Scranton
William Potter
Schenectady Painters’ Union
Hudson
Nova Scotia
Ochiltree McDonald
Port Morien
Glace Bay
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Department of Agriculture of Russia
State Department
United States
Smith
Moscow
Siberia
Kurgan
Omsk
St. Louis
Northcott
McCullough
Illinois
Chase S. Osborne
Michigan
Milwaukee
Sudbury
Canadian Sea
Ontario
Clergue
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Missouri Supreme Court
Weltmer School of Magnetic Tame
Nevada
C. M. Bishop
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Theodore C. Search
Messrs. Speyer & Co
New York
Associated Banks and Trust Companies
Trenton
N. J
Kirkpatrick
New Jersey Court of Chancery
National Company
Milo M. Belding
Beldt
Belding
International Salt Company
Low
McLean
Iowa State University
Benjamin C. Jolley
Weare Commission Company
Charles G. McNeil
Sioux City
Brentano
Commission Company
Gratz B. Strickler
James Knox Taylor
Treasury Department
Strickler
Works Taylor
Twelfth Regiment
National Guard
Odell
Cornelius Vanderbilt
George R. Dyer
R. Vanderbilt
Biken
Erm
Austria
Port Te Erie
Ice yacht to challenge world champs at Gull Lake
The Hepburn Boat and Oar Company of Toledo begins building the largest ice yacht. It measures 26 feet track 54 feet mast and 8 square feet canvas with a one ton weight and will enter the world championship at Gull Lake Michigan this winter. A clerical error delays Rev. Rowlan P Hills release until April 164.
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Hepburn Boat and Oar Company
Toledo
Gull Lake
Mich
Rowlan P. Hills
Nebraska
Salvation Army
James J. Corbett
John J. Sullivan
Jones
F. D. Kelsey
Sullivan
Corbett
Army
Kelsey
Obituary Notices From Across the Nation
Obituaries report Nate Saulsbury of the Buffalo Bill Wild West show dying at 57 in Long Branch. George W. Thatcher, Utah pioneer, dies in Logan after a long illness, once a pony express rider and Democratic delegate in 1900. Isparahacher, Creek chief, dies at 90 in Okmulgee after a life shaping Creek affairs and treaties. Major Emory E. Foster, Union veteran and former editor, dies in Oakland at 64. Capt. Alexander Hansen of Morristown dies in Chicago at 57 of Brights disease. Julius Lischer, Iowa attorney and Republican figure, dies at Davenport. Howard Ellis, New York lawyer and ex consul at Holland, dies suddenly on Broadway. Ome L. McBirney, National Lead Company treasurer, dies of pneumonia in New York.
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Salt Lake
Utah
George W. Thatcher
Logan
Thatcher
Plains
Kansas City
Guthrie
C. T
Isparahacher
Okmulgee
I. T
United States
Washington
ST. Louis
Emory
Foster
Oakland
Cal
the Times
Chicago
Alexander Hansen
Tampa
Santiago
Bright
Hansen
Morristown
N. J
Davenport
Julius Lischer
Iowa
New York
Howard Ellis
Holland
Broadway
ome L. _McBirney
National Lead Company
Multiple Murders and Disappearances Reported Across States
A series of violent incidents spans several states. In St Louis, John Moog, 75, was shot and robbed in his South Fourth Street cigar shop. Cordell editor J A White fatally shot A J Johnson following a quarrel. In Crookston Minnesota, George Bundahl killed Caroline A Moen, 19, and shot himself, now gravely ill. Lincoln Nebraska ten year old Adelbert Lemon committed self harm premeditated. New York banker Nicholas Fish’s killer Thomas Sharkey, a former private detective, was sentenced to ten years. New Jersey pardons board defers Libbie Garrabrant’s life sentence for murder. Missing wealthy miner John Doyle from Gray's Landing is suspected of foul play. his party suggests Mexicans aided by leading him toward Ehrenburg, Nevada, to hide the crime.
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John Moog
South Fourth Street
St. Louis
Moog
Cordell
O. T
J. A. White
Cordell Beacon
A. J. Johnson
George Bundahl
Caroline A. Moen
Crookston
Minn
Bundahl
Adelbert Lemon
H. A. Lemon
Nebraska
The
Christian Church
Lincoln
Thomas J. Sharkey
Nicholas Fish
New York
Scott
Supreme Court
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Libbie Garrabrant
Board of Pardons
Paterson
John Doyle
Gray's Landing
Colorado River
Salton
Cal
Doyle
Elhrenburg
Ehrenburg
Nevada
Lives Lost In Various Ways In A Grim Toll Of Accidents
A one year old child burned to death after being left alone in a Marshalltown Iowa kitchen as it played with fire. In Fall River Massachusetts a train collision killed a man and a girl while another woman was fatally injured. Lime Point California lighthouse keeper Captain John McKenna fell to his death from a twenty foot cliff. An explosion on the Arkansas Valley and Western grade near Sapulpa I T killed William Corry and John Flynn and wounded a third. Roy and Earl Smith aged nine and eleven died skating on a pond near Akron Ohio after the ice broke. Professor Jacob Forney of Alabama State University was accidentally killed at Springville Alabama when a parlor rifle discharged into his brain.
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Frank Bowman
Marshalltown
Fall River
Mass
New York, New Haven
Arkansas Valley & Western
Sapulpa
Professor Forney
John H. Forney
Vanderbilt Will Recover Says Doctor After Illness
New York reports Dr. Austin Flint stated at the Vanderbilt residence that Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt has turned the corner and will get well following his illness.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Vanderbilt
Austin Flint
Pneumonia Attack Confounds Patient and Doctor
Mrs. L 8S Hager of Alexis North Carolina recounts a severe pneumonia attack described by a leading physician as dangerous. Despite initial treatments the disease did not respond. after a period of weakness she began to recover and resume light work.
Richmond Polos Past Racine In Home Victory
Richmond defeated Racine 9 to 3 on their home floor in Richmond Indiana. Cameron and Smith were sidelined for Racine leaving them outclassed as Clarence Jessup, the Richmond goal tender, plans to retire once a successor is found.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Racine
Cameron
Smith
Sutherland
Jessup
Clarence Jessup
Polo games set at Cyclorama Rink in Indianapolis
Two polo matches scheduled at Cyclorama Rink with an afternoon 3 PM and an evening 9 PM start. Richmond named as the visiting team. A league meeting in Anderson led to schedule changes removing several December to March games and adding more home fixtures in late February and early March in Indianapolis.
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Cyclorama
Richmond
Anderson
Indianapolis
Muncie
Elwood
Racine
Unearned Records Under Scrutiny By A. A. U.
James E. Sullivan announced a fifty six pound weight used in several contests was underweight and undersized. Records credited to John Flanagan in 1901 and Richard J. Sheridan in 1902 would be invalidated if the weight is disqualified. The Star A. C. result also would have set a mark. Action to review all uses of this weight follows.
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New York
James E. Sullivan
A. A. U. Record Committee
John Flanagan
Richard J. Sheridan
A. C
Star A. C
Long Island City
James
Mitchell
Sad Sam Wins at Ingleside in Six Furlong Handicap
In Ingleside six furlong handicap Kenilworth favored at 3 to 2 led by Sad Sam who held off Huachuca. Montana Peeress Nigrette Red Dennis Sad Sam Sylvia Talbot Stuyve also among the listed winners with odds noted. In New Orleans Elsie L. and Sarilla led as winning favorites, with Hiram Johnson Athelene Boundlee Elsie L. Sarilla and Bummer among winners and prices given.
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San Francisco
Ingleside
Kenilworth
Sad Sam
Huachuca
Montana Peeress
Nigrette
Red Dennis
Sylvia Talbot
Stuyve
New Orleans
Elsie L
Sarilla
Hiram Johnson
Athelene
Boundlee
Bummer
Ten Men Wounded by One Shot at Phillip Creek Turkey Shoot
Ten men were shot when a shotgun discharged at a turkey shooting event near Alto Pass Illinois. Abe Norton suffered twenty three shots to the head and face, in worse condition than the others. James Brookes, a boy, was struck in the neck, flesh cut to near the jugular. Other victims sustained lesser facial wounds.
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Alto Pass
Martin Batson
Phillip Creek
Here
Abe Norton
James Brookes
Children Perish Freezing in Illinois Cornfield
In Woodstock Illinois two brothers Hilding Holm eight and Frank Smith ten were found dead from exposure in a cornfield. Their companion Arthur Carlson ten was found severely frozen but alive. The boys had run away from the Chicago Industrial Homelander after spending time near a foe.
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Woodstock
Hilding Holm
Frank Smith
Arthur Carlson
Chicago
I Rock
Dreyfuss Talks NL Peace in City Visit
Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburg met with John Brush of New York for a brief conference yesterday. He left for Louisville to spend Christmas and may proceed to Cincinnati to confer with Garry Herrmann as leagues weigh the NL and AL peace resolution and the committee’s authority.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
John T. Brush
Dreyfuss
Louisville
Mr. Dreyfuss
Brush
Hold-ups Reported in Early Night Robberies
Police answered several hold-up calls last night including the robbery of Miss Jessie Tinsel at 821 North Pennsylvania Street. A negro attacker emerged from an alley near Walnut and Pennsylvania and grabbed her purse containing a gold watch, cash, and money order receipts. Albert Lewis, coachman for Maurice Donnelly at 2004 North New Jersey Street, was also robbed by men he could not identify.
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Jessie Tinsel
North
Pennsylvania Street
Walnut
Pennsylvania Streets
Albert Lewis
Maurice Donnelly
North New Jersey Street
Man Fatally Struck by Street Car on West Washington
Daniel Hilber, 67, of 18 West Tenth Street, was struck on West Washington Street yesterday at 12:30 am. He was rushed to hospital unconscious and died at 9:45 pm last night. He was identified late yesterday.
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Daniel Hilber
West Washington Street
West Tenth Street
Washington Letter Loud Message From a Page to Hepburn
A page delivers a calling card to Congressman Hepburn telling him a visitor asks to see him. He protests he is not in his seat, but the boy insists the congressman is seated nearby. Hepburn reluctantly rises, then sits in a neighbor’s chair to hear the messenger.
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Washington
Conone Hepburn
New York Frenchman Slips on Icy Avenue with Bride
A New York Frenchman strolling with his bride on Eighth Avenue slipped on the icy pavement. After regaining his balance he discovered his bride had fallen and disappeared, leaving him unable to recover her. The scene unfolded as a slippery proposition with no clear outcome.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
New York
Eighth Avenue
Cure a Cold in One Day Wonder Drug Ad
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A druggist refunds the money if it cures. W Grove signs the claim on each package.
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W. Grove
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