Windy and warm statewide forecast for June
The forecast covers Washington Indiana Michigan and nearby states. It notes partly cloudy conditions on Thursday with variable or light west winds and warmer spells by Friday. Regions like Wisconsin and Dakota show showers in parts of Thursday, with fair conditions and warmer periods anticipated through Friday.
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Washington
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Re Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
Shipping notices show arrivals and departures of several liners in June. Barbar from Bremen and others reached New York. Philadelphia and Ivernia called at various ports. Haveres sailing to New York. La Lorraine and Palatia moved from New York to Havre and Hamburg respectively. Kronprinz Wilhelm sailed Bremen Southampton to New York. Rhynland arrived Philadelphia from Philadelphia. Penny Tand sailed to Antwerp.
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New York
Barbar
Bremen
Pringess Irene
Sapien
Philadelphia
Majestic
Erpool
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Istown
Antwerp
Havre
Palatia
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Kronpring Wilhelm
Southampton
SCY
Paseed
Rhynland
Penny Tand
Dover June notice on corporate certificates
Dover June 24 report lists certifying companies including The New York Military D uification Company of New York City with capital 2,000,000 and The Federal Mining and Smelling Company of New York City capital 3,000.00.
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Dover. T
New York Itary Duification Company
New York City
Fempital
Federal Mining and Bmelling Company
Capital
Policeman Handy Pleads Guilty to Diamond Ring Larceny
Police officer Handy pleaded guilty today in the Criminal Court to larceny of a diamond ring and other property. He was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary after his trial was dismissed.
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al Handy
Handy
Erce
Surpassing Values Men s Negligee Shirts at Special Prices
A sale on Surpassing Values men s negligee shirts in white and colored varieties with plain and plaited fronts. Features Madras Zephyr cloth and Ernes fabrics in shades including gray granite and gunmetal. Regular 1 50 grades offered at a special price.
Men s Lace Lisle Half Hose in Ducks and Shades
Readable text notes a product listing for 781.00 men s lace lisle half hose in duck and plain shades of regular Ze quality. The line emphasizes fabric and color options likely part of a hosiery catalog or advertisement.
Farmer seeks assessment cut over blocked farm access
Daniel R. White, a 60 acre Sugar Creek township farmer, asked the County Board of Review to lower his land’s assessment. He cannot reach the public highway without crossing neighbors’ land, tried to sell, arbitrate, or condemn land, and argues the lease risks ending with no usable outlet. The board noted Supreme Court limits on eminent domain for individual use.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Daniel R. White
County Board of Review
White
Sugar Creek Township
Supreme Court
Mr. White
Easy divorces barred by Indiana judge in Goshen
In Goshen Indiana Judge J D Ferrari of the Elkhart Circuit Court rejected a divorce in Carrie Matzdorf versus Frank E Matzdorf while denouncing the easy divorce trend. The court demanded a full defense and thorough examination of adultery charges, signaling likely more rejections under the new statute.
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Indianapolis
Goshen
Ind
J. D. Ferrari
Elkhart
Carrie Matzdorf
Frank E. Matzdorf
Landes and Landes wed in unusual family ties at courthouse
In Muncie on June 24 Judge Leffler married David M. Landes and Martha Landes from Westmoreland Kansas. Both had previous spouses connected by marriage to each other. Landes becomes his own brother in law and Martha becomes her own sister in law. The couple, ages 35 and 42, plan to reside in Muncie.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Leffler
David M. Landes
Martha Landes
Westmoreland
Kan
Landes
Blind Elkhart Woman Regains Sight In One Eye
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Elkhart Ind June 4 Miss Jemima McCoy aged fifty nine who has been blind in both eyes since birth is now able to see out of the left eye and the right will be operated on within a few days A delicate operation by Dr Frank removing a growth behind the pupil allowed light to penetrate and since then her vision has gradually strengthened she was able to perform ordinary household duties today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Jemima McCoy
Frank
Judge Baker Offered Big NY Post But Declined
Goshen Indiana June 4 Judge Francis E Baker United States judge of the Seventh Circuit and former Indiana Supreme Court chief justice was said to have received a lucrative offer from a large New York corporation amounting to a six figure annual salary. He refused to return to active practice preferring to stay on the bench while on a European tour.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Francis E. Baker
United States
Seventh Circuit
Court of Appeals
Indiana Supreme Court
New York
Baker
Europe
Cornerstone laid for Market Street Methodist Church
In Logansport Indiana on June 4 the cornerstone of the 40000 Market Street Methodist Church was laid with a service led by Rev W D Parr D D of Kokomo assisted by Rev H N Herrick D D presiding elder of the Kokomo district. The Conference Quartet sang solos. Dan Guild Warsaw Earle Naftzer Logansport Leslie Naftzer Kokomo and Fred Thornburg Farmland performed. Completion is expected before winter.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
W. D. Parr
D. D
Kokomo
H. N. Herrick
Dan Guild
Warsaw
Earle Naftzer
Logansi
Leslie Naftzer
Fred Thornburg
Masons Mark St John Day With Large West Baden Excursion
Charity Lodge of Washington organized a St John day excursion to West Baden Indiana. A special train carried nearly 1 000 riders reaching the springs at 10 AM and sightseers visited local points of interest. A banquet for 153 Masons closed the day at the Springs Hotel.
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Indianapolis Journal
West Baden
Ind
Charity Lodge
Washington
St. John’s Day
Springs
Springs Hotel
Desperado Pearl Hostalter Seeks Reform in Madison
Pearl Hostalter, once a Ripley county desperado, traveled through Madison en route from Kokomo to Markland to visit his ailing baby. Dressed neatly, he claimed conversion and joining the Salvation Army, stating he has lived a dog's life long enough and will do right here.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Pearl Hostatler
Ripley County
Kokomo
Markland
Salvation Army
Inmate Jeremiah Haley Dies of Tuberculosis at Soldiers' Home
LAFAYETTE IND June 4 Jeremiah Haley inmate of the Soldiers Home died today of tuberculosis. Born August 20 1896 in Indianapolis he enlisted July 1 1888 in Company F 165 Indiana Infantry and was mustered out at Savannah Ga He came to the home last month. Hartford City Ind June 4 James B Williams aged 91 died Wednesday of paralysis a North Carolina native he came to Blackford county at age forty and leaves a widow and six of twelve children The funeral will be Friday Tipton Ind June 4 Rev R H Boyd 70 pastor of Bethsaida United Presbyterian Church for ten years died at his home west of town He was born in Ohio and moved to Indiana Abner Kim in Converse Ind June 4 heart failure had been in failing health recently but was able to be about town on Monday.
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Blackford
North Carolina
Tipton
Ind
R. H. Boyd
Bethsaida United Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Indiana
Abner
Kim
Saved by Colored Men In Jail at Jeffersonville Ind
Clarence Davis alias James Messengill alias James Dant, a white man, is jailed in Jeffersonville charged with attempting to assault seven year old daughter of George Kendall in a public school yard. Three colored men restrained him until police arrived. Davis, about 34, had been working on street improvements for Lindley and Rader. he produced a $1.70 company cashiers check on the way to their offices. In Brazil Indiana the grand jury indicted Green Letsinger for first degree murder in the Dennis Butcher case, hiring top counsel to defend the charge.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Clarence Davis
James Messengill
James Dant
George Kendall
Davis Ie
Lindley & Rader
Bedford
Rader
Brazil
Colliver
Dennis Butcher
Green Letsinger
Letsinger
Indiana News Briefs Ring Hoosier State Updates
Johnson and Shelby county commissioners plan bridge repairs on Sugar creek dividing line. Rights of way secured for Greensburg to Batesville interurban, with work to begin on Greensburg to Batesville route. Richmond Chol Chan program prepared with speakers and performers. Hartford City bids rejected as brick prices soar. Lapel reports no smallpox cases. Madison health officials praised. Terre Haute county settlement slow due to auditor’s inexperience. New Albany Ohio Falls Holiness Association to meet Aug 4–16. St Lawrence School held commencements. three graduates. Elwood anti crime league filings accuse three men of gambling with minors. two pay fines. Warren liquor license appeal filed. New Castle to vacate oldest cemeteries. Angola rural delivery survey begins. two to three months. Chandler High School graduates addressed by Milburn. Columbia City graduation with Bryan as speaker. Decatur to require brick stone or cement sidewalks.
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Shelbyville
Johnson
Shelby Counties
Sugarcreek
Flat Rock Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Fairland
Kelbyville
Greensburg
Batesville
Richmond
George W. Bain
A. W. Lamar
Sam P. Jones
Dana C. Johnson
The
Colored Jubilee Singers
Arion
James Speed
Stanley L. Krebs
L. J. Vaughan
Lulu Tyler Gates
Wallace Bruce Amsbury
James H. Shaw
Brush and
Herman
Leonora M. Lake
Orianne Truitt
Kline
Hartford City
Tea Oeren
Washington Street
Anderson
Madison County
Lapel
Conrad
Terre Haute
Clark
Diamond
Carbon
Cardonia
Perth
Elwood
Anti-crime League
Maurice Jokel
I. B. Baker
Jacob the Grow
Baker
Huntington
Hiram _ Sill
Warren
New Castle
Angola
James T. Hale
Dayton, C
Post Office Department
Steuben County
Evansville
Chandler High School
Richard M. Milburn
Jasper
Columbia City
Columbia Township
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Dohcatur
Decatur
Bank Robbery Strikes Leminteh. 83000 Seized
In Cary on June 4 a private bank, Leminteh Bank, was robbed at about 3 am. Detectives say robbers blew the safe with dynamite, taking around 83000 in cash and assorted notes and securities. Two men were seen running away as the blast awakened the town.
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Cary
Leminteh
Ster
Traction cars collide injuring two and recalls past wrecks
A Union Traction limited car and an extra express car collided near Yorktown in Muncie Indiana at seven tonight. Twelve passengers were shaken and two men, Robert L. Williamson and H S Turner, suffered back sprain and bruises. Earlier incidents tied to Car No 2% include a fatal crash with Christ Thas and involvement in Indianapolis and Muncie derailment. Separate report notes Thomas Ellis, nine, died from lockjaw after a rusty nail injury.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Union Traction
Yorktown
Robert L. Williamson
H. S. Turner
Martinsville
Martha
Christ- Thas
Frazer
Indianapolis
Sevral
Carpenter Robert Banta Dies After Fall at Rosedale Church
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 24 Robert Banta a carpenter who fell from a church at Rosedale on Monday died at Union Hospital in this city today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Robert Banta
Rosedale
Union Hospital
Plot to use dynamite to blow up Dillaboro liquor store
Authorities in Lawrenceburg Indiana possess a sworn statement from a Dillsboro resident detailing a bid by prominent locals to dynamite William Berner's cigar and tobacco shop. Five dynamite sticks and a fifty yard fuse were found, with plans to drop charges through the chimney. Berner's blocked saloon license led dissenters to plot this act as a purge of the establishment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Dillsboro
Dearborn County
William Berner
Dillaboro
Berner
Commissonere
Terre Haute Finds Missing Tabor Hiding at Uncles Home
Brownstown marshal had been seeking names of whitecappers who abducted Jesse Tabor. He identified Frank Evards, his wife, and Ed Murphy as those he recognized. Tabor said about a dozen men held him at a thicket, threatened to hang him, then beat him severely.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Brownstown
Jesse Tabor
Tabor
Terre Hatte
Frank Evards
Ed Murphy
Night terror by five tramp gang in Lafayette ends with arrest
Clarence Allen and four accomplices terrorized the south end of Lafayette last midnight. They knocked on doors, damaged property, and threatened Miss Lizzie Bradley before she fled to a fire station for help. Firemen subdued Allen. the others escaped.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Clarence Allen
Allen
Lizzie Bradley Allen
First Ward
Carman
McCauley
No Truth In Report On Terror Incident At Bunker Hill
Logansport Indiana June 24 Cass county Sheriff N B Richason James H Stoltz Panhandle police chief and Logansport officers deny any information or effort to capture Willard Herrell the ex convict accused of terrorizing Bunker Hill Miami county investigators report that Herrell was intoxicated and fired through a depot window but authorities deny a reign of terror claims Prosecutor Andrews Miami county has filed affidavits against Herrell at Peru charging intoxication and carrying concealed weapons.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
N. B. Richason
Cass County
James H. Stoltz
Panhandle
Willard Herrell
Bunker Hill
Miami County
Herrell
Andrews
Peru
Convict Farms Labor Shortage Triggers Prison Return
At Elkhart Indiana C McCartmell hired Frank Myers a 24 year old convict from Michigan City prison to work on the farm. Myers, unused to farm life, asked for permission to return to prison after a favorable reply from the warden. He left for the prison despite pleas to stay. Across Lafayette farmers report wheat cutting soon and a poor labor supply with self binders ready by July. Parallel shortages touch rural households as servants are scarce and urban workers shift to construction.
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Indianapolie Journal
Elkhart
Ind
C. McCartmell
Frank Myers
Michigan City
Myers
McCartmell
Reid
Traction leaders shifted as Fort Wayne and Wabash swap chiefs
Al Scott, five years manager of Fort Wayne traction, is named assistant to George F. McCulloch in Union Traction interests and will start July 1. Dwight Copley becomes general manager of the Wabash Logansport Traction between Wabash and Logansport, with Rich Valley as his base. Construction of the Lafayette extension is planned to begin late summer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
al Scott
Local Traction
George F. McCulloch
Union Traction
Scott
Cleveland
McCulloch
Wabash, Ind
Dwight Copley
Wabash-Logansport Traction Company
Logansport
Lyman T. Law
New Haven
Millers Elect Officers at Eastern Indiana Association
The Eastern Indiana Millers' Association met in Anderson on June 24 and completed its organization. Officers include President W. H. Martin of New Castle, Vice President J. M. Wellington of Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer C. L. Pickard of Middletown, with a board of managers and several local officers from Muncie Summitville Elwood Milton Cambridge City and Madoc assisting in efforts to improve wheat grading and production quality.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Eastern Indiana Millers’ Association
W. _H. Martin
New Castle
J. M. Wellington
C. L. Pickard
Middletown
Association
Grocer sues Retail Merchants over Sunday arrest
Bohannon, a Terre Haute grocer, sues the Retail Merchants Association's agent for 5000 dollars claiming his arrest on a Sunday sale charge was wrongful. He was acquitted. The association has pursued many grocers and butchers outside the downtown district and merchants fear retaliation as outlying areas rely on Sunday sales for icebox access.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Bohannon
Retail Merchants’ Association
Anderson men plan chair factory in Greensburg
Anderson, Ind. June 24. Howard Gates and Harry Kent have formed a partnership to start a chair factory in Greensburg by relocating their plant. They have purchased their land and will locate once machinery is delivered. They already hold a five year option to take their entire product. No bonus offered for the factory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson, Ind
Anderson
Greensburg
Howard Gates
Harry Kent
Bedford lockout unsettled as talks hinge on millman rehiring
In Bedford Indiana June 4 reports say settlement of the stone lockout is unfounded with operators and men within one point of agreement. The issue concerns whether the Hoosier Company shall rehire a millman, which the operators oppose, as meetings continue into the night to decide work resumption. In New Albany June 24 the Barth Leather tannery strike ends with forty union workers returning to work and wage increases about one percent, while union recognition was denied.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Hoosier Company
New Albany
August Barth Leather Company
Notable deaths in Kansas City and region figures
Kansas City reports Col J W Jenkins prominent attorney dies at 78 born New York 195 settled Iowa Civil War colonel of Thirty first Iowa. Sonives at Shreveport. Also Alfred R Johnson former Akron resident dies shortly after learning of brother in law Maj James B Pond Jersey City. Johnson organized Kansas City Typographical Union and labors union work.
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Kansas City
J. W. Jenkins
New York
Maquaketa
Iowa
Shreveport
Alfred R. Johnson
Akron, O
Maj
James 8. Pond
Jersey City
Johnson
Boodie in His Coat in St Louis Case Probe
Witnesses before the grand jury in the St Louis street car consolidation inquiry testified that a legislative agent for street car companies hid 100 dollars in his coat lining and passed it to two Jefferson City agents for votes during the 18% session. The circuit attorney knows the identities but withheld them.
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ST. Louis
Folk
Jefferson City
Aitnbeld
T Ul
Miss Blanche Boies Sentenced For Smashing Saloon Windows
In Topeka on February 14 Miss Blanche Boies, a Carrie Nation temperance follower, was convicted and today sentenced by District Judge Hazen to thirty days in the county jail and a $1 fine.
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Topeka
Blanche Boies
Hazen
Boies
Carrie Nation
Chicago & Alton strike threat looms after union men fired
Chicago June 4 A general strike of freight handlers in Chicago may follow the firing of two union men by the Chicago and Alton, as Curran president of the Freight Handlers Union demands reinstatement. Management says the men were dismissed for neglect of duty, not wage terms.
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Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Curran
Alton Road
Seaion
Alton
Wants Ellis Island. New Jersey corporation sues immigration chief
In New York on June 4 a New Jersey corporation named as the complainant sues William Williams the federal immigration commissioner. It seeks possession of Ellis Island claiming title as an historic colonial chartered entity and alleges the island harbor, about two acres, is withheld from them. Damages are sought at not less than ten thousand dollars.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
New Jersey
William Williams
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Ellis Island
United States
Great Britain and Ireland
Jon
Santos Dumont Gives Aerial Ride To Children In Paris Polo fete
In Paris on June 24 Santos Dumont piloted his steerable airship at a children's fete. A ten year old American boy Clarkson Potter secured permission for a balloon ride after pleading with his mother. Dumont then carried two more children aloft before returning to the Polo grounds.
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Paris
Santos Dumont
Polo Club
Clarkson Potter
Bois de Bologne
Polo Grounds
Rain and hail cause damage in Kansas and Oklahoma fields
Phillipsburg Kansas reports a rain hail storm with an inch of rain over three miles damaging wheat and knocking grain to the ground. Hail six inches deep drifts in streets. Guthrie Oklahoma notes a cloudburst rain storm harming wheat oats and orchards.
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Phillipsburg
Kan
Guthrie
O. T
Oklahoma
Governor Taft's Philippine Recommendations Earn Favor
In New York Commercial remarks compare General Miles and Governor Taft. The governor’s position is seen as superior. Miles is described as only a visitor. The piece weighs the merits of Taft’s recommendations over Miles’s and hints at government stance.
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New York
General Miles
Taft
Convention of telephone reps opens in Chicago
Chicago June 24 A convention of representatives of the telephone companies of the United States opened here today with 300 in attendance. J C Kelsey of Purdue University and C E Hull of Salem Alabama made addresses.
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Chicago
United States
J. C. Kelsey
Purdue
C. E. Hull
Salem, al
Insane Farmer Kills Himself After Murder Attempt
Frederick Schultz a wealthy farmer near Gridley attempted to murder his wife four children in a frenzied act and then shot himself in Bloomington NL last night. The family narrowly escaped and Schultz reportedly died by suicide after losing his sanity.
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Bloomington
Frederick Schultz
Gridley
Glacier arrives from Manila with cholera victim and soldiers
The United States supply steamer Glacier reached New York from Manila after sixty two days at sea. It carries the body of Doctor Heasier and the bodies of three army soldiers who died of cholera.
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New York
United States
Glacier
Manila
Heasier
Woman Arrested After Choking Incident in City Home
In a city home a man was choked near insensibility and later died. Mrs. Della Kirk is under arrest as police investigate the case.
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Sine An Ate Della Kirk
May Cost Three Lives In Courtney Card Party
In Monongahela City, Joseph Bruno and Rosario Roano argued over a card game stake. Bruno left, returned with a shotgun, Roano shot from hiding, Bruno struck Roano’s wife. Roano shot Bruno point blank, all three wounded, Roano jailed as victims’ condition uncertain.
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Monongahela City
Courtney
Bentley
Joseph Bruno
Rosario Roano
Roano
Bruno
Roan
Bi Bruno
Brayton Episode Draws Crowd at Alven Theater
A one act play The Brayton Episode by Samuel Harden Church had its first performance at the Alven Theater in Pittsburg. Truax, the intended audience favorite, drew praise for his role while the cast received strong audience response for portraying the modern wife and the estrangement tale. The narrative centers on a wife discovering her husband’s supposed affair and his planned departure, prompting a dramatic attempt to salvage the marriage as their two days apart unfold.
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Pittsburg
Brayton
Samuel Harden Church
Pennsylvania Company
Cromwell
Alven Theater
Bd Truax
Police Continue Raids Add Slot Machine Arrests
Police raids on saloon keepers continue with the arrest of Thomas Kinney at 91 South Noble Street last night and the seizure of his gambling device. The machine will be destroyed this morning at the police station by chopping into fine pieces with an ax.
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Thomas Kinney
South Noble Street
Roommate Accused of Stealing Watch Shoes and Clothes
George C Urschal reports to police that a roommate he met yesterday afternoon took his watch shoes and a suit from their room and has not returned The owner does not know the thief by name but recalls the man as Bethlehem and asks police to locate him and recover the items
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George C. Urschal
North Alabama Street
Bethleham
Miss Emma Kinney Dies in Youngstown Visit
The body of Miss Emma Kinney daughter of R L Kinney 1230 East Ohio street arrived in the city and was turned over to Undertaker Chris Welse for burial. She died Monday while visiting Youngstown and the funeral will be from her father’s home this afternoon with interment at Crown Hill.
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Emma Kinney
R. L. Kinney
East
Ohio Street
Chris Welse
Youngstown
Crown Hit
Monster of the Atlantic: dragon-headed sea creature sighted near Hatteras
A report from the Nebraska Late Journal describes a terrifying sea monster spotted ninety miles north of Hatteras by Skipper Jett of the steamer Tresco. The creature reportedly has a dragon-like head with two enormous tusks, a 15 foot high snout, and a metallic tail with an automobile motor. Journalists note a foul odor and speculate on its rarity and possible relation to legends, but no capture was attempted.
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Jett
Tresco
Hatteras
Ahs
Matteras
Jonav Secker
Topher Columbus
Atla
As to Manners. Baltimore American worded rebuke
Bishop Potter laments modern education suffocating politeness and social graces. He warns that a generation has abandoned courtesy as moral duty eroding communal standards and asks if any remain who value refined conduct over expedience.
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Danbury Hat Co
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Farmer
Judge Baker
Masons
General Indiana News
Hoosierdom
Vige County
Thomas Ellis
George Ellis
Dearborn
Temperance
Indiana Millers
Copley Suc
Ceeds Law
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Boodle
Chicago & Alton Ione
New Jersey Corporation
Williams
Mr. Churck
Sarah Truax
Kinney
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