Strike Hits Huntington Glass Works
Fifty glass blowers and gatherers at the Huntington Tambier Company in Central City W Va are on strike. The dispute stems from a skimming rule affecting pots. Meanwhile Willis B Wheeler, Warrick county murderer, awaits Feb 8 execution in Indiana. His lawyers have not filed a Supreme Court brief, leaving his fate uncertain.
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Central. City
W. Va
Huntington Tambier Company
American Flint Glass Workers’ Organization
Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Willis B. Wheeler
Warrick County
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Eeler
War- Tick County
Con
Joseph D. Keith
John Pinkard
Terre Haute Street Railway Struggle Extends with Uneven Calm
Special from Terre Haute Ind reports the street railway system ran at full capacity amid a weeklong strike with minor violence. Police closed saloons as crowds watched. Labor leaders warn continued losses may force concessions while glass workers fund union efforts. Three interurban trainmen arrested for shooting in Hagerman case.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Jan
Ptte
Termingle
Seelyville
Hagerman
Marion Allen
Frank Clayton
Arthur Baker
Earlham College Debating Prospects Bright for Forensic Team
Earlham College in Richmond announces the sophomores Albertson Kennedy and Wood won the final class debate and will face Gwenier debaters Small Copeland and Trueblood. Winners join Morton Wright and Bow to form Earlham final team to duel Butler University in the forensics arena. YWCA work looks favorable with new members and Bible study rising. Rollin James named assistant local editor of the Earlhamite. J J Mills to speak at Westfield conference. Ingdales Academy sends a debate to the State oratorical contest in support of Earlham. Centracademy principal SRD Erne resigns. Prof Joseph Moore classifies shells for the museum.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earnham College
Messrs
Albertson
Kennedey
Wood
Earlham
Small
Copeland
Trueblood
Morton
Wright
Bow
Eyrnham
Swords
Butler University
Rollin James
Earlhamite
Jas Winslow
J. J. Mills
Westfield
Sunday School
Christian Endeavor Conference
West Grove
Carmel
Ingdale Academy
Srd Erne
Centracademy
C. B. Newsom
Joseph Moore
Museum
Consolidation in Marion Lighting Firms Stirs Investment
Marion Indiana records show the Marion Light and Heating Company with 300000 capital absorbed Mead Electric Company's lighting plant after taking over B F Burk's electric and steam heating plant. Litigation between F Burk and Mead Electric ends with dismissal order sought in Wabash. Ex-Warden G A H Shideler serves as treasurer and R E Breed as vice president.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Marion Light and Heating Company
B. F. Burk
Mead Electric Company
F. Burk
State Supreme Court
Wabash
Burk
Mead Company
G. A. H. Shideler
Marion Lighting and Heating
R. E. Breed
Curtins Staf
Chamberlin Heath Nuptials For Mae Heath Of Indiana
Miss Mae Heath will wed Dr. Lewis H. Chamberlin at the bride’s home in Muncie Indiana on a Wednesday morning with only family present due to the father’s illness. Relatives from Salt Lake City New York and Noblesville will be notified of the ceremony and the couple will depart for their honeymoon after the wedding.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Mae Heath
Lewis H. Chamberlin
Jacob W. Heath
Perry
Heath
Salt Lake City
Fletcher Heath
New York
K. Heath
Noblesville
Chambertin
Albuquerque
N. M
Chamberlin
Miss Heath
California
New Mexico
Salt Lake
Utah
Herald
Cheyenne
Wyo
R. B. Grimes
Omaha
Kansas City
Henry Goss
Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports
Shipping news records arrivals and departures: Bohemian and La Champagne arrived at New York from Havre. Umbria arrived in New York from Liverpool. Queenstown, Moville and others show vessels sailing from Genoa Naples Glasgow and Liverpool to New York. International steamship traffic notes include Westernland arrival in Philadelphia from Liverpool and Queensports.
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New York
Bohemian
Liverpool
la Champagne
Havre
Umbria
Queenstown
Philadelphia
Westernland
Queens- Gibraltar
Aller
Genoa
Naples
Squeenstown
Sax
Moville
Furness
Glasgow
Chicks Stahl narrowly escapes shooting in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana on January 24 Chick Stahl Boston fielder narrowly avoids being shot by jilted sweetheart Lulu Ortman a 22 year old stenographer for Kennedy Lumber Company She followed him along Calhoun Street and attempted to fire but Stahl grabbed her arm. bystanders restrained Ortman until police detained her Her father Henry Ortman a cigar manufacturer refused to post bond Stahl plans to press charges next morning.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chick" Stahl
Boston
Lulu Ortman
Kennedy Lumber Company
Henry Ortman
Miss Ortman
Stahl
Calhoun Street
Chick
Traction Line Merger Links Logansport and Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on January 25 a merger joined the Komomo Street Railway Co and George J Marott owner of Logansport street railway. The two systems will join via an interurban route between Kokomo and Logansport with a five mile standard gauge extension. The interurban will use new rolling stock and run express and local trains linking with Union Traction and Central Traction which is building toward Indianapolis. Consideration not disclosed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logasbport
Ind
Kokomo Street Railway Company
George J. Marott
Indianapolis
Logansport Street Railway
Galveston
Walton
Panhandle
Logansport
Kokomo
Union Traction Company
Central Traction Company
Ndianapolis
Robbers Break In At Bedford Homes
In Bedford Indiana on January 26 thieves entered the empty homes of Judge W H Martin and Alva Trisler, stealing two diamond rings two lockets money and an overcoat with a gold watch valued at 100. Judge Martins loss ranges from 300 to 4. Two women were held up but frightened away by screams before anything was taken.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
W. H. Martin
Alva Trisler
Democrats and Populists Fail To Forge County Fusion
Lebanon Indiana January conference between Democrats and Populists over county ticket fusion ended without agreement. Populists demand one of three offices Treasurer Recorder Auditor. Democrats would allow a representative and one council member but reject auditor treasurer or recorder. D A Woods, noted Democrat attorney and orator, suffered a stroke in Kokomo and is critically ill.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Indianapolis
Kokomo
D. A. Woods
Widow of Muncie Attorney Dies After Cancer Fight
Mrs. W H M Cooper wife of a noted attorney died in Muncie Ind tonight after a cancer battle. She had been in Chicago for over a year seeking treatment. Also noted was the death of Nathan Milhollin aged seventy near Wheeling at night.
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Muncie
Ind
W. H. M. Cooper
Chicago
Nathan Milhollin
Wheeling
Estate seeks $10000 from car works in Frank Gooden death
TERRE HAUTE The administrator of Frank Gooden’s estate sues the American Car and Foun dry Company for $10000 damages over his death while wiring a boiler tube at the car works. The accident involved a defective insulated electric wire. RICHMOND The Rev Stanley C Hughes resigns and plans to move to Pennsylvania with his family. Rev H C Randolph frees his congregation of debt and buys a parsonage. A Grace Methodist revival closes successfully.
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Terre Haute
Frank Gooden
American Car and Foundry Company
Gooden
Richmond
Stanley C. Hughes
Second Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
H. C. Randolph
Ninthstreet Baptist Church
Grace Methodist Church
National Liberals Form In Cincinnati With A Secular Agenda
The National Liberal party was organized in Cincinnati with a platform advocating strict separation of church and state and abolition of chaplains in public institutions and the armed forces. It unites Free Thinkers and the American Secular Union, excludes the Free Love faction, and includes woman suffragists. Thomas Paine memorial addresses were given by C. S. Darrow and J. T. Wyscarver among others.
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Cincinnati
National Liberal Party
American Secular Union
Buffalo
T. J. Bowles
Muncie
Ind
W. F. Jamison
Thomas Paine Memorial
C. 8. Darrow
Chicago
J. T. Wyscarver
Huntington Man Fatally Attacks Wife With Axe
George Rakes, a local turfman in Huntington West Virginia, fatally assaulted his wife with an ax as she tried to leave to visit her parents. He escaped on a freight train and is being sought as authorities blanket the region. The town reacts with strong feeling toward the accused.
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Huntington
W. Va
George Rakes
Death of W. G. Nevin in Los Angeles obituary note
William G. Nevin 47 general manager for Santa Fe lines west of Albuquerque died suddenly in Los Angeles after a weekend in good spirits. He suffered heart paralysis, earlier left work for medical reasons, and leaves a widow and two children.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William G. Nevin
Santa Fe Lines
Albuquerque
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Mr. Nevin
Burned in his tower at night in Warren Ohio
Coroner reports Michael Sweeney a target man burned to death in his tower between Niles and Girard on the Baltimore & Ohio line last midnight. Trainmen saw the fire and Sweeney gesturing for aid. Charred remains found. coroner suspects robbery and cremation by tramps. He was thirty five and single.
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Warren, O
Hoover
Baltimore & Ohio
Niles
Girard
Michael Sweeney
Sweeney
Blizzard Threat Looms as West Storm Approaches
Weather reports warn of record cold with zero weather expected by morning. Bismarck and Huron report 1 to 10 degrees below zero as Des Moines edges toward subzero. Indiana forecasters anticipate rail and telegraph disruption, while city residents face fuel shortages and growing hardship from the blizzard.
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Weather Bureau
Bismarck
N. D
Huron
Des Moines
Chicago
Indiana
Eo Secorer
Cold Wave Forecast From Washington On Monday To Tuesday
Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday across several states. Ohio to see rain turning to snow in the west. colder conditions and a cold wave by night in the east. Lower Michigan to be colder and generally fair then cold with brisk westerly winds. Illinois and Indiana expect fair days, a cold wave, and colder nights with northwesterly winds. Thermometer readings show maximum 38, minimum 26, with scattered precipitation noted.
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Washington
Ohio
Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Bar
Ther. R
Booth
Name Twice Disfavored By Ward Of Boston Parents
The Boston Transcript argues against giving a child a full shared name with his father or another person. It warns that bearing another’s name can inconvenience a future career, especially for a son who becomes a business man, and stresses the right to an individual name.
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Boston Transcript
Advice on Naming a Child for a Role Model
An eminent gentleman counsels a friend not to name a son after anyone to avoid invidious comparisons. He recalls a friend whose son was named after an admired man who later became an embezzler and went to prison. The advisor urges giving a child a distinct, unimpaired personality to build his own merit.
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Mabie
Fired On The Launch Near Panama Coast
A government gasoline launch named the General Campo carrying important dispatches to General Castro was sighted by the revolutionary fleet near Rio Grande off Agua Dulce. Two shots hit the General Campo from the Padilla and it returned to port. US reports welcome canal progress as J G Lewis and F Muers are named commissioners to assist Carlos M Silva in canal matters.
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Panama
Colombia
General Campo
Castro
Rio Grande
Agua Dulce
General Ca
Padilla
United States
Panama Canal
J. G. Lewis
F. Muers
Senor
Carlos M. Silva
Washington
Troubles Near an End for Everett Moore Syndicate Shaping Deals
Cleveland bankers' committee reports major progress in straightening the Everett Moore affairs. Experts' property condition reports await filing before decisive steps. Henry Everett active in New York on telephone sales as committee primes bids.
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Cleveland
Bankers’ Committee
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Henry Everett
New York
Everett
Newfoundland Seeks Counterpart Bounty on Fish
In St Johns, January 26, officials argue Britain should offer a Newfoundland fish bounty if it withdraws from the Brussels sugar conference and pays a West Indian sugar bounty to aid the black population there. The plan cites Newfoundland’s white, British-descended population and responds to France's modus vivendi renewal.
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ST. Johns
Brussels
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Hew Fegan
Notre Dame Track Tryouts Pick 16 For Spring Team
Notre Dame held first spring track try-outs in South Bend selecting sixteen men for training. Key performers Staples Geerin and Shea showed strong times in dashes and mile while Kirby ranked high in shot put near conference marks. Barrett was limited due to fatigue from a recent basketball game. Captain Herbert announced a training-table group of sixteen with about ten to be chosen for the Chicago February 8 meet.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Butler
Herbert
Hoover
Staples
Geerin
Shea
Corcoran
Kirby
Powers
Richon and Sullivan
Barrett
Gearin
Offendell
Richon
Steele
Sullivan
Reichardt
Daly
McCullough
Draper
Halloran
Chicago
Earlham Elects Tuttle Track Manager For Season
Earlham College Athletic Association names Joseph Tuttle as track manager succeeding J E Winslow who has returned to Kansas City Tuttle an Eastern sportsman played in all football games last season and will captain next season He will follow Winslow's policy and a full schedule of events is planned with season open at Miami University A triangular meet may include Franklin College and Earlham at Richmond plus a state field meet at Terre Haute Ten players train under Prof E P Trueblood and Benjamin Graves Rose Polytechnic Beats Indiana University 3 to 16 in a rough game with many fouls and a lineup listed for Rose Polytechnic players Coral Ruckers Dar Barbeyeth and Fitzpatrick play guards with Cox at right forward and Nicholson at left guard
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
The
Athletic Association
Earlham College
Joseph Tuttle
J. E. Winslow
Kansas City
Tuttle
Winslow
Earlham
Miami University
de Pauw
Wabash College
Franklin College
College
Terre Haute
E. P. Trueblood
Benjamin Graves
Rose Polytechnic
Indiana University
L. A
Rose
J. J. Cox
Coral Ruckers
Dar Barbeyeth
Fitzpatrick
Nicholson
St. Louis Club Sold By Milwaukee Men
The St. Louis American League franchise was sold by Matt and Henry Killilea of Milwaukee to R. L. Hedges who represents St. Louis capitalists. A meeting will be held in St. Louis to form a permanent organization and elect officers with Hedges likely to be elected president.
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Chicago
Matt and
Henry Killilea
Milwaukee
R. L. Hedges
St. Louis
Hedges
U.S. Books in Circulation Outpace Europe’s Rich Collections
The author argues that vast abroad collections sit unused while the United States thrives on circulating even modest works. Books in the U.S. reach thousands who profit, whereas grand shelves in Europe produce little active benefit. Masterpieces gain impact only when read.
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United States
West Brown officers named in company notice
Harry F. West is listed as President and Henry C. Brown as Secretary and Treasurer in a corporate notice. The fragment records officer titles and names, indicating a formal leadership slate for the organization.
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Harry F. West
Henry C. Brown
The Cost Of Living In A Financier's View
An article argues that rising prices reflect global cycles and credit confidence rather than just money in visible circulation. It notes wage growth accompanies prosperity and explains how shortages trigger price increases, while speculative recoveries can falter once retrenchment begins.
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New York
United States
England
Speed and Stop Check Boosts Horse Welfare in Trade Wagons
The New York Tribune describes an ingeniously simple device, the speed and stop check, used on delivery wagons by major houses to monitor driver behavior and horse workload. The clocklike indicator records only travel time and distance, stamping each quarter mile as wagons move, revealing stops and overdriving when the clock hands differ from the miles rolled. This system helps bosses ensure humane horse care, deter tardy or reckless driving, and boost efficiency amid fierce competition.
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Bergh Society
Fritz
Patrick
Boys Murdered by Boys in Tennessee Fishing Incident
Sheriff Agee transported Silas McNeely an eighteen year old from Bridgeport Alabama to Jacksboro Tennessee where he faces charges of complicity in the murder of Mynatt Hatmaker aged eleven and Wager Hatmaker aged fourteen. Marion Wilson fourteen is jailed on the same charge. The Hatmaker brothers were fishing when McNeely and Wilson allegedly attacked to take their fish, leaving the youths dead with bruising.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sheriff Agee
Bridgeport
Ala
Jacksboro
Silas McNeely
Mynatt and
Wager
Marion Wilson
McNeely
Wilson
Belief in sorcery leads to arrest in tribal conflict
Vancouver report of two Indians seized over the murder of Kamamura a Japanese during a tribal feud. Prisoners claim they blamed a Japanese man for sorcery, and killed Kamamura to avert supposed witchcraft’s harm on their people.
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Vancouver
B. C
Tees
Cates
Vilages
Sove
Kamamura
Tragedy at the Negro Church Here in Parkersburg
Tucker a colored boy killed Mary Beall, a white woman, in front of the negro Methodist Church. He attempted suicide twice with the same knife after confessing to his mother. Jealousy is blamed. authorities say he will likely die from his self inflicted wounds.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Tucker
Mary Beall
Stofft to Exhibit in City Billiards Night at English Hotel
H. P. Stofft the Western pool champion travels to the English Hotel billiard parlors for an exhibition this evening. He will play a local player 125 to 100. Stofft is entered in the world championship in Syracuse, N Y, in March with opponents De Oro Keogh Eby Horgan Clearwater and Sherman.
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H. P. Stofft
Stofft
Syracuse
N. Y
de Oro
Keogh
Eby
Horgan
Clearwater
Sherman
Methodist Thank Offering at Carnegie Hall in New York
Children from sixty five Sunday schools filled Carnegie Hall for the Twentieth Century Thank Offering Fund with Bishop Andrews and other Methodist clergymen speaking. About $620,000 of the $1,000,000 goal has been raised or pledged, including a $3,000 subscription from Tremont Sunday school and a $1,000 individual gift.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Bishop Andrews
Methodist Episcopal
Tremont
Admirable Appointments for Coronation Representation
Brooklyn Eagle lauds Whitelaw Reid as special ambassador for the royal coronation with Gen. James H. Wilson as army representative and Capt. Charles E. Clark as navy liaison. The editor views these choices as eminently satisfactory, praising their credentials and dismissing gossip as unworthy. The piece asserts U S representation honors a world power in alliance with Great Britain.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Whitelaw Reid
United States
England
James H. Wilson
Army
Charles E. Clark
Navy
Reid
General Wilson
Clark
Oregon
Puget Sound
Santiago
Uly 3
Great Britain
Wagner
Damage on the Washington Coast Strikes Port Townsend Area
A two day blanketed storm reached the Strait of Juan de Fuca area with Port Townsend reporting extensive damage. A boathouse disappeared at Port Angeles and minor wharves were wrecked. G M Lauridzen sustained severe injuries while trying to save property as floodwaters rose. Water supply in Port Angeles was cut off due to frozen works.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Jan
Straits
Port Angeles
G. M. Lauridzen
Kaukauna paper workers reject strike demand in wage vote
Kaukauna newspaper workers voted to accept a 10 percent wage advance and waive reduced hours. Appleton lodge of the United Brotherhood of Paper Makers decided this afternoon to strike next Saturday night. A further week is seen as decisive in Wisconsin labor action.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Appleton
United Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Wisconsin
Southern Headquarters Relocates to Atlanta
The Postel Telegraph and Cable Company says its general Southern headquarters move from Richmond to Atlanta will take effect on March 1. Dr. Frank B. Wynn and family have recently moved to North Alabama Street.
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Atlanta
Postel Telegraph and Cable Company
General Southern
Richmond
Frank B. Wynn
North
Alabama Street
Miss Johnston Resting at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore reports Miss Mary Johnston the noted authoress has been at Johns Hopkins Hospital for ten days for rest. Dr Henry Hurd, superintendent, confirmed she was there for recuperation in the dry season.
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Baltimore
Mary Johnston
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Henry Hurd
Circulation of Books from a Library Lecture
The New York Evening Sun reports a library lecture noting the United States leads world book circulation. England ranks fourth, Italy is second, and the old world nations France and Germany are mentioned in the discussion.
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United States
England
Italy
France
Germany
Woman in hurry visits ribbon counter at city store
A stranger to Philadelphia hurried through a local store this week and moved straight to the ribbon counter, drawing attention from staff and onlookers as she browsed the selection.
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Philadelphia
Bg al
Indiana Insurance Company Statement of Capital and Assets
The document details the insurer's capital 1 790 000 with paid up capital 535 000 plus cash on hand and in agents, bonds and stocks values, total assets 1 559 725 20. It lists losses adjusted and unadjusted, reinsurance needs, and the required amount to reinsure outstanding risks as of December 1, 1901, certified by Indiana Auditor W. H. Hart on January 1902.
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
United States
Sis
Office of Auditor of States
W. H. Hart
Unlucky Ribbon Row at City Shop Sparks Fracas
Two clerks in a Philadelphia law building area store quarrel with a customer over old rose ribbon and a request for a ride. The customer complains about lack of service and the floorwalker is alerted as tension rises before the matter is settled to the purchaser’s satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Pen
Charlie
Philadel
Kipling Manuscript Shown In Fifth Avenue Exhibit
New York Evening Post reports on a Fifth Avenue bookstore exhibit of Rudyard Kipling’s original manuscript for The Light that Failed. The copy is in a steady hand with few rewrites and almost no full paragraph changes, suggesting limited mental torment in producing the work.
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New York Evening Post
Fifth Avenue
Manuseri
Kipling
Ocuss
Kad
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