Saloon Remonstrants Defeat Three License Apps in Indiana Township
Lauramie township anti saloonists win a major temperance victory denying three liquor license applications. County Commissioners ruled against Yount Stultz and Hollenbeck after remonstrances with 416 names each. The remonstrants face witness fee disputes as liquor men cover hearing costs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Lauramie Township
Joseph C. Yount
Clinton Hollenveck
William Stultz
Temperance Oole
Yount
Stultz
Hollenbeck
Circuit Court
Hquor
Harry Shaffer
Harry Creswell
Ora Loveless
William Jakes
Nee Work
Northwest Indiana M E Conference Opens Fifty-First Session
RENSSELAER Ind Sept 9 The Northwest Indiana M E Conference began its fifty first session at Trinity Church Bishop John H Vincent will preside over the sessions The address of welcome was by Judge E F Thompson with response by Rev E A Schell The conference sermon by Rev J N Green of Terre Haute and other programs include missionary sermon by Rev H A Kindly and educational anniversary speeches by Kane Mills and Mason.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rensselaer
Iind
Indiana
M. E
Trinity Church
S. Beck
Valparaiso
FP. Thompson
E. A. Schell
J. N. Green
Terre Haute
John H. Vincent
A. L. Mason
Indianapolis
Vincent
N. A. Chamber- Switzer
Crawfordsville Presbytery Opens Sessions in Indiana Church
The Crawfordsville Presbytery met at the Presbyterian Church in Thorntown Indiana with Rev Frank N Palmer delivering the sermon. Rev J W Nicely of Beirut Syria gave an address and Rev H R Stark of Frankfort planned to preach tomorrow night. The body includes fifty five churches forty four ministers and about seven thousand communicants. Committees discussed home and foreign missions education relief church erection Sunday school and other societies and a conference will review Business Principles in Church Work tomorrow afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Thorntown
Ind
Crawfordsaville
J. C. Christie
Freedmen Society
American Bible and Tract Societies
J. Omelvena
Conference of U S churches to meet in Mount Zion Church
Rockport Indiana reports the conference of all the United States churches in Southern Indiana will convene at Mount Zion Church this Thursday through Saturday. In addition to ministers a large number of lay participants will attend and the appointments will be announced on Sunday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rockport
Ind
U. S
Indiana
Mount Zion
Presbyterian Union opens with sermon in Bloomington
The opening exercises of the Presbyterian Christian Union of the Princeton Presbytery began with a sermon by Dr. McClurg of Scotland in Bloomington. A reception followed in the church parlors as the programme continues tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Presbyterian Christian Union
Princeton Presbytery
McClurg
Scotland
Nancy Hanks Monument Dedication Planned in Indiana
Gen John C Black of Chicago will speak at the Nancy Hanks monument unveiling in Lincoln City Spencer county Indiana on October 1 Col Charles Denby had been chosen but declined The reception committee includes three Spencer county associates of Lincoln Capt J W Lamar Redmond Grigsby and James Gentry Work to clear Lincoln Park around the grave and monument has begun The cabin where the Lincolns lived stood nearby but has been torn down only an old cedar tree remains under guard to protect it from relic hunters.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
John C. Black
Chicago
Cleveland
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln City
Spencer County
Indiana
Charles Denby
Abraham Lincoln
Xenon
J. W. Lamar
Buffaloville
Redmond Grigsby
James Gentry
Rock
Lincoln Park
Lincoln
Widening Split in Elwood Knights Of Pythias Lodge
A fierce internal struggle roils the Elwood Knights of Pythias lodge as factions clash over social reforms. The dispute, split between supporters and opponents of proposed changes, will be settled at the Wednesday meeting, with tensions running high among lodge circles.
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Indianapolis
Elwood
Ind
Elwood Lodge
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Dodge
Lodge Debates Social Upgrades and Higher Dues
A proposal to rent new quarters at 50 a year and furnish them with club rooms would advance social features and align the lodge with the Elks. Opponents say the plan will bankrupt the lodge, triggering a heated, campaign like fight for and against the change.
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Elks
Lodge
Federation Window Glass Group Organizes Selling Co
Stockholders in Columbus organize a selling company for Federation Window Glass output. The new firm will control 760 pots with 2,000,000 boxes yearly. Columbus to house the selling agency. Officers include President J. K R. Johnson and VP T. C. Wheaton with a long executive list and a wage-scale committee appointed.
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Federation Window Glass Company
J. K R. Johnson
Hartford City
Ind
T. C. Wheaton
Millville
N. J
Leopold Mambourg
Muncie
William L. Monroe
Pittsburg
J. R. Wick
Danville
W. R. Jones
Morgantown
W. Va
M. IL
Case
Bowling Green
Charles Che
J. M. Allen
Gas City
Octave Jacqmain
Matthews
George Jones
Evidgetown
E. H. Flood
Atco
L. Eyre
Weatenaitat
J. R. Smalley
Dusky
J. L. Knnsely
Bellefonte
Risen
W. Miller
Wellsboro
A. B.with
Brownsville
Hartford City Box Board Plant Fire Damages Mill
Fire at Hartford City Paper Company box board plant started in the engine room at 6:09 PM causing several thousand dollars in damage. Heroic efforts saved the mill though full extent of loss was undetermined. Separate Montpelier blaze destroyed James West livery and sale stable and multiple barns with a brood mare and colt lost and total losses estimated at 3 000 to 5 000 dollars with about 1 500 dollars insured.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Hartford City Paper Company
Montpelier
James West
Barnes
Sam Twibell
Sale
Swenta
Fire Devours Waldron Barn in Heavy Storm near Hector
A lightning strike during a heavy rainstorm set the flame barn on Peter Waldron's farm one mile east of Hector ablaze. The building burned to the ground, two fine horses perished, and all farm implements were destroyed. Loss estimated around 3000 with 300 insurance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Peter Waldron
Hector
Betsy Elizabeth Lawrence 99 Dies In Muncie Home
Muncie Indiana September 9 Mrs Betsy Elizabeth Lawrence dies at age ninety nine at her daughter Mrs Ellen Gabriels home. One of eastern Indiana’s oldest women she recalled frontier life in a wilderness era. Survived by a daughter Mrs Margaret McCusker four sons three daughters thirty six grandchildren and thirty three great grandchildren. Funeral will be held Thursday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Betsy Elizabeth Lawrence
Ellen Gabriel
Indiana
John Swinger
Margaret McCusker
Lawrence
Indiana Obituaries Hit By Sudden Deaths On Sept 9
Miss Emma Gifford of Kokomo aged 21, a city teacher and church worker, dies of consumption. Edward L. Cody, Evansville businessman aged 74, dies. his son Bruce founded the Rescue Mission. Joseph McGath, 56, of near Decatur dies after a week with blood poisoning. Mrs. Catherine Gold, 78, widow, dies in Marion. remains to be moved to a former home.
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Kokomo
Ind
Emma Gifford
Shelby W. Gifford
Evansville
Edward L. Cody
Bruice Cody
Decatur
Joseph McGath
Marion
Catherine Gold
Gold
Town pillaged near Hanna on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Thieves raided Hanna, east of Valparaiso, entering the railway station and blowing open the safe without success. They looted a blacksmith shop, smashed a slot machine for $10 in nickels, took $100 and cigars from a saloon, and broke into a grocery. Bloodhounds were used but yielded no clue.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Hanna
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burglars Loot Freetown Post Office Safely Damaged
In Seymour Indiana burglars blasted the Freetown post office safe with nitroglycerin last night taking stamps two registered packages and some money. They missed an envelope with 237 dollars hidden by the postmaster. Total loss to the post office is about 90 dollars and the building suffered heavy damage. The town was unaware of the break until morning.
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Indianapolis Journal
Seymour
Ind
Freetown
Here
Lucas
Tglare
Crop Destruction Shrinks Wayne County Melon Yield
In Richmond Indiana on September 9 gardeners report heavy damage from lice and bugs on melon vines. Cucumber vines are nearly leafless and musk melon and nutmeg vines are covered with insects. Expected melon crop loss is at least 25 percent, the largest in years. Melons failing to ripen may be lost to frost.
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Richmond
Ind
Steer Gets Head Stuck in Hollow Tree Near Richmond
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a remarkable incident at William Crowe’s farm near Richmond Indiana. A large steer while grazing became entangled with a hole in a hollow tree and its spreading horns. The animal could not free itself and was found in a difficult condition requiring rescue.
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Richmond
Ind
William Crowe
Steer Rescued After Exhaustion and Thirst
Rescue crews worked to extricate a steer nearly dead from exhaustion and thirst. Several men labored to free the animal, restoring it to standing after a difficult withdrawal.
Woman Murderer Daisy Carlton Shoots Mrs Leslie
In Bloomington NL on September 9 Daisy Carlton a 20 year old waitress shot and killed 28 year old Mrs Joseph Leslie after a street confrontation over a husband. Carlton surrendered at police headquarters refusing to discuss the case.
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Bloomington
Joseph Leslie
Daisy Carlton
Lessie
Storm damages Decatur and county crops in Ind
A storm in Decatur and Adams County Indiana caused fruit to blow from trees and corn to flatten with many buildings damaged and limbs torn. Property and crop losses are in the thousands while no injuries are reported. Labor news from Lafayette and Wabash reports on railway yardmaster Harry Brighty resigning and the Indiana Regiment veterans reunion plans in Wabash with multiple towns contributing to the event.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Adams County
Multigenerational Reunion and Indiana News Briefs
A four generation family reunion at Mrs. Eliza Hayes home in Lawrenceburg Indiana featured nine children seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. In Goshen Mayor Alderman vetoed Hawks Electric franchise proposing a 25 year term with 15 year option. Greensburg report notes second Newport gas well outproduces the first with property values rising and new factories expected. Marion residents fear arson on homes between 33rd and 34th Carey and Popular streets with four fires in a week and police urged to investigate.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Eliza Hayes
Big Miami Valley
Calvin Hayes
Topeka
Kan
Joseph H. Hayes
Indianapolis
Bailey H. Hayes
Cincinnati
Goshen
Hawks Electric Company
Hawks Company
Greensburg
Newport
Batesville
Miss Mayer Burned In Oak Drug Store Fire Rescue
Miss Marie Mayer escaped severe burns after her skirt caught fire from a small syrup burner at Elwood Oak drug store. Proprietor Walter Coggswell and M Sidwell smothered the flames with coats, saving her life as doctors say her clothing was nearly burned off. Edward Smith of Capt Crawford's company at Fort Sheridan was found injured beside a B&O track near Wellsboro and had a left arm amputated at the Holy Family Hospital. his father John Smith lives in Philadelphia.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Marie Mayer
Oak Drug
Walter Coggswell
M. Sidwell
Laporte
Edward Smith
Crawford
Fort Sheridan
Wellsboro
Holy Family
Smith
John Smith
Philadelphia
Noblesville Gas Rate Hike Approved by City Council
Noblesville Indiana city council voted to amend the gas ordinance allowing the home company to charge a percentage of cents per thousand cubic feet starting October 1 193. The action was taken a year early to prepare for the change.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Home Company
Alexandria selects 35 year interurban franchise
J P Mc Geath receives a thirty five year franchise for an interurban line to Alexandria to Hartford City with Washington street route. A $5000 bond ensures completion by July 1 1903, amid tensions with Union Traction Company over street access. Gas supply to be 15 cents under new ordinance. locals view council action as a warning.
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Indianapolis Council
Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Ind
J. P. McGeath
Hartford City
Washington Street
Union Traction Company
Indiana
Strange animal loots farm stock near Greentown
In Kokomo Indiana on September 9 a farmer named Charles Smeltzer heard a commotion among his pigs and shot a strange four foot long animal with a slender body long claws red eyes and a flat tail carrying off a pig. No species match is known.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Charles Smeltzer
Greentown
Kokomo book swindler waives exam seeks trial
W. A. Crawford an alleged book swindler who operated in five states waived preliminary examination today and returned to jail. Friends tried to rescue him in Georgia, his home, but the effort failed. Crawford must stand trial on Indiana charges. He operated in Kokomo Anderson Richmond and Martinsville.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
W. A. Crawford
Georgia
Crawford
Indiana
Anderson
Richmond
Martinsville
Hitchrack in Greensburg to stay but become ornamental
County Council approves 7100 dollars to remodel the public square hitchrack, keeping it but making it ornamental. Another 7000 dollars funds the court house exterior remodeling with cemented brick to resemble brown stone. Elwood canning plants resume after tomato shortage and rain, price up to 8 dollars a ton amid drought.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Resignations at Kokomo Churches Prompt Marital News
Rev. W. A. Hutchinson of the Presbyterian Church resigns and plans to marry Elizabeth Jackson this month. He will accept a call from a California charge. Rev. Knight of the Friends' Church in Russiaville also resigns due to poor health.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
W. A. Hutchinson
Presbyterian Church
Hutchinson
Elizabeth Jackson
J. H. Jackson
California
Knight
Friends’ Church
Russiaville
Whitecapping of Sturgeon family reported in county
From the east part of the county word comes of a family named Sturgeon who recently moved from Brown county being whipped for alleged wife infidelity. A man named Hedges in the same vicinity was served a quit notice to leave the community. In Portland Indiana the Carnegie library dedicatory services are set for tomorrow with United States Senator Fairbanks and State Librarian Henry due to speak.
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Bloomington
Ind
Sturgeon
Brown County
Hedges
Portland
Carnegie Library
United States
Fairbanks
Henry
Miss Hoagland
Great Northern Indiana fair set for Sept 23 28 at Steele’s Park
In Decatur Indiana the Great Northern Indiana fair runs September 23 to 28 at Steele's Park east of town. The grounds are improving with new buildings and the government will display several exhibits, expected to attract strong county interest.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Steele's Park
Aged couple wed in quick courtship at Kokomo
John Aldrich of Miami county and Rebecca Linard of Plano Illinois married in Kokomo today by Justice Moreland. He is 76 and she 66. They met five days ago when she visited Samuel Spitler and plan to live on a farm near Converse.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
John Aldrich
Miami County
Rebecca Linard
Plano
Ill
Justice Moreland
Samuel Spitler
Converse
Army Lieutenant Calvert Home on Furlough From Panay War
Lieut. Robert Calvert of the regular army is home on a furlough after being seriously wounded near Panay. The West Pointer did not inform home folks earlier. He reports conditions in the Philippines are stabilizing and that the natives adapt quickly to American ideas.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Robert Calvert
Panay
Calvert
Philippines
Five Hobson brothers all serving United Brethren churches
Richmond Indiana September 9 Reverend Morton Hobson pastor of a United Brethren church in this county is one of five Hobson brothers, all ministers in the same denomination. The others are Jonathan F Hobson in Washington Indiana William Hobson in Eckerly Indiana Samuel Hobson in Palmyra Indiana and Abraham L Hobson in Alfordville Indiana.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Morton Hobson
United Brethren
Jonathan F. Hobson
Washington
William Hobson
Eckerly
Samuel Hobson
Palmyra
Abraham L. Hobson
Alfordville
Hopkins and candidates map Vermilion county plan
Danville Illinois September 9 John P Hopkins chairman of the Democratic State central committee J L Pickering H C Bell and George W Dudleston candidates for clerk of Supreme Court Congress and state treasurer met the Vermillion county Democratic central committee this afternoon and completed plans for the local organization.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
John P. Hopkins
Democratic State Central Committee
J. L. Pickering
H. C. Bell
George W. Dudleston
Supreme Court
Congress
Vermillion County Democratic Central Committee
Logansport Company Scores Gas Gusher South of Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on September 9 a Logansport Company gas well six miles south of town began flowing about 2,000,000 feet daily after prior failures. It is described as an old-fashioned gusher and plans for more wells follow in the same area. A new large well is on the E. M. Moore farm.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Logansport Company
Elan
E. M. Moore
Middletown Fair Opens With Strong Attendance Prospects
Middletown Ind September 9 The Middletown fair opened with high hopes for big crowds. Entries in all departments are large and the racing program is well filled with several promising track events on the slate.
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Indianapolis Journal
Middletown
Ind
Marion man fatally injured at National Military Home
MARION Ind Sept 9 Upton Talhelm 60 of Barracks 7 National Military Home is fatally injured as a result.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Upton Talhelm
National Military Home
Suicide attempt and river boat grounding reported
An army man, Talhelm, wounded himself after a love affair dispute and died later. he had visited a city widow and found another man there. He served in the Sixty-ninth Infantry and has Richmond relatives. In Rockport, the Harry Brown tow boat grounded on a river reef two weeks ago and now sits high in the Ohio River as water levels fall.
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Talhelm
Sixty-ninth Infantry
Richmond
Indianapolis Journal
Rockport
Ind
Harry Brown
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Ohio River
Vaccination rule closes school doors in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on September 9 the city council requires a physician certified vaccination for all students and teachers before Monday attendance. About 3000 children travel with sore arms as the measure takes effect. In Marion Indiana on September 9 oil operator A M Spurr was severely injured near Van Buren when a falling iron derrick member struck him breaking his right arm and injuring his body and ribs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Marion
M. Spurr
Marton
van Buren
Subsidy vote wins for Cincinnati Richmond Muncie HQ plan
Various Indiana towns report local news. Peru approves a 24500 subsidy for a regional division headquarters, Covington records a breach of promise suit for 25000, and Richmond notes Huddleston family reunion with Amos weighing 2 1 2 pounds. Other items include school enrollments rising, city tax levies in Alexandria and Covington, Portland saloon-order enforcement, Kokomo street railway extension, a missing 17 year old in Muncie, and upcoming gun club medal shoot in Valparaiso.
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Peru
Ind
Cincinnati
Richmond & Muncie
Com P Me
Richmond
Huddleston
Mount Auburn
Amos Huddleston
Cambridge City
Portland
Denney
George Stitzman
Ananias Kimble
Home Telephone Company
Kokomo
George Marott
Indianapolis
Kokomo Street Railway
Muncie
Clifford Bonner Adams
L. H. Adams
Alexandria
Bedford
Elwood
Covington
Presbyterians of
Cayuga
Jacob Rosenberger
Veedersburg
Marion
Travel in the South A Pension Office examiner’s southern anecdote
A Pension Office examiner touring the Palmetto State waits at a lonely lumber road depot where a corncob pipe smoking elder offers antebellum reminiscences. The train arrives on time, and the elder jokes that his tale predates the present day by a day.
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Washington Times
Palmetto State
Port Royal
Charleston
Ticket and Telegraph Office
Darky
Wade Hampton
Halcyon
Retired Gloucester teacher lauded for forty-two years service
A Gloucester school teacher who has retired after forty two years in local schools is praised for her steadfast presence, having been absent only twice. The piece reflects on the demanding life of educators, noting the strain and resilience required. It emphasizes that steady, kind teachers quietly build intellectual and spiritual life, more than those who perform dramatic acts.
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Boston Transcript
Gloucester
Kelley Acts as Earlham President Amid Mills’ Illness
At Earlham College Franklin College football outlook rises as Captain Webb seeks players by Sept 22. Five fall entrants bring experience. awaiting coach. First game slated with Purdue at Lafayette. Fraternities and sororities plan busy spiking season and new chapter houses for Pi Beta Phi Alpha Gamma Alpha Phi Delta Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Franklin College
Purdue University At Lafayette
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Gamma Alpha
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Gamma Aene
Moore's Hill College opens forty seventh year with strength
Moore's Hill Ind Sept 9 Moore's Hill College begins its forty seventh year today with prospects for the largest and best year in its history. Abundant crops and good times are expected to lift attendance. New to the faculty are Miss Edna Jennings teaching elocution and physical culture for girls and K E Wallace formerly of West Baden gymnasium as instructor and general manager of athletics for men. Y C A work will be under Horace Graves of Chas Ind.
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Moore's Hill
Ind
Moore's Hill College
Edna Jennings
K. E. Wallace
West Baden Gymnasium
Horace Graves
Cbus
Water water banker, boy jokes about varnish and ribbon
A Washington Star exchange has a colored woman scolding a boy who carries water. He replies with a plan to varnish it and buy a yard of red ribbon to hang around the chandelier for ornament while they eat hard tack. His retort ends with a humorous, defiant image.
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Washington Star
Goose-educated fowl draws local notice from Ghent resident
Carroll County Democrat reader Tom Hastie near Ghent reports a goose he claims to have educated. The note promises only to state what is observable, without embellishment or further claim.
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Carroll County
Tom Hastie
Ghent
Goose Tamed Like a Dog by Farm Boy Tom
A farm tale notes a devoted goose that follows Tom everywhere and obeys his voice. It will quiet when told and clatter if commanded to talk, as observed by the writer and his wife who testify to the unusual training claimed in the write up.
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Tom
Lacey
Improved Wake Conditions Gunton's Magazine
Notable wage increases across industries include 1 cent per hour for about 5,000 Union Traction motormen and conductors in Philadelphia, 10 percent for Southern New England cotton mill operatives, 5 to 10 percent for Barbour Flax Spinning Company workers in Paterson, 10 percent for 4,000 John A Roebling's Sons employees, $125,000 yearly for about 2,000 Central Hudson signalmen and telegraphers, 0 percent for 15,000 United States Steel workers in Pittsburgh area, and higher vetting fees for around 50,000 iron workers under a sliding scale tied to bar iron prices.
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Indus World
Union
Philadelphia
New Englana
Pittsburg
Barbour Flax Spinning Company
Paterson
N. J
John A. Roebling’s Sons’ Company
Trenton
New York Central
Hudson River
United States Steel
Itsburg
Iron Workers’ Union
Dinner party at Chumpley residence drew guests
Philadelphia Press notes a Saturday dinner at the Chumpley home with Miss Plumpley in attendance and remarks on the social gathering hosted by the couple Stuckuppee and Kidder.
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Chumpley
Kidder
Stuckuppee
Letty
Miss Plumpley
Drowned in Indian Lake Fatal Lake Tragedy Near Manistique
Leroy Woodruff aged 24 Walter Woodruff aged 18 and William Tennant aged 21 brothers in law were drowned while fishing in Indian lake near Manistique Michigan on September 9. They were sons of a prominent local farmer and the incident is reported as a fishing accident.
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Manistique, Mich
Leroy
Walter Woodruff
William Tennant
Indian Lake
Funeral pallbearers for Mrs McBurnie include church colleagues
In Louisville on September 3 six women served as pallbearers at the funeral of Mrs. James L. McBurnie. A member of her church society she was honored by colleagues from the organization as casket-bearers.
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Louisville
James Ll. McBurnie
Monroe Doctrine Mention By Mr Roosevelt Sparked Debate
In a brief Kansas City Journal remark, a reader questions how the Monroe doctrine would address a foreign duchess meddling in an American war, inviting discussion on international meddling and U S policy.
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Roosevelt
Expansive Girl and Grape-Nuts Diet Tip Ad
A Kansas child nicknamed expansive is said to need frequent clothing letouts due to growth. The piece claims most childhood and adult ailments stem from improper meals and endorses Grape-Nuts as easily digestible, strengthening food that suits weak stomachs and aids brain and nerves.
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