New York Woman Marries Arapaho Missionary in Wyoming
The New York heiress, wife of Rev. Sherman Coolidge, a pure blood Arapaho missionary, adopts tribal customs and moves between tepees and town. Their marriage, her conversion to Indian life, and the couple’s efforts to Christianize were debated by Coolidge’s friends and the Arapaho people. The story covers their union, child, and the tribe’s history and beliefs.
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Wyo
Sherman Coolidge
Mbus
Ohio
Society of American Indians
New York
Coolidge
Lander
Roberts
Wind River
Arapahoes
Mae Lee
Young Coolidge
Guite Witherbee
Manhattan
New York City
Miss Witherbee
Wyoming
Episcopal Mission
Witherbee
Untess Witherbee
Coolide
Sallie
Oklahoma
Red River
Minnesota
Missouri
Free trial treatment for dropsy offered by Br. J. H. Greens Sons
A medical offer promises relief from dropsy symptoms such as swollen extremities and shortness of breath with a trial treatment sent free. The notice instructs writing Br. J. H. Greens Sons in Atlanta, Georgia for details.
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Br. J. H. Greens Sons
Bux E
Atlanta
In Memoriam W T Roberts Engineer Killed by Streetcar
The death of W. T. Roberts, a well known L and N engineer, occurred after a streetcar accident on December 23. He was a beloved figure, always ready to help others, and leaves a wife and son.
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W. T. Roberts
What makes a girl so smart about managing men
A fragment suggests a witty remark about clever women who influence men by false belief they are in control, reflecting social clichés without clear context or concrete events. The line reads as a sharp, gendered aside likely from a column or opinion item.
Labor Leader Freed of Charge in Dynamite Trial
The Business agent of Mechanics' Union Local 93 of Buffalo was exonerated due to lack of evidence in the Indianapolis trial over alleged complicity in transporting dynamite across state lines during a wholesale dynamite case against labor leaders.
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Mechanics’ Union Local 93
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Pythias Lodge Officers Elected and Public Installations Noted
Mobile Lodge No. 67 Knights of Pythias announces a joint public installation of officers on January 9. At the recent lodge convention, Dr. L. F. Wilson and others were elected to key posts with a strong outlook for growth and finances. Mrs. Krudop hosted a Pythian Sisters luncheon on Julia Street. the Eastern Star chapter elected officers for the year.
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Mobile Council No. 666
Knights ‘of Columbus
Council
James H. Glennon
Cowneti
Mobile Columbian
Maccabees
Mobile Tent No. 10
Mobile Hive No
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Tent No. 10
H. J. Kroop
Pistole
J. B. Joseph
C. A. Girod
J. G. Bowen
W. X. Burton
W. C. Adams
A. R. MacDonald
W. C. Donovan
T. L. Atkinson
Summers
Annie ‘Petronovitch
Frances Aiken
M. Ober
Eee Sentinel
Bettie Fisher
Mary Faught
Irma Summers
Ethel Malone
Annie Hill
Goldie Finch
Isler Brown
Anna May Overhaul
Bessie Summers
Ph. Pistole
Anna E. Dover
Eva Patterson
W .Black
E. Ll. Clinton
Florence McGuire
Mobile Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Above Lodge
L. F. Wilson
C. M. Kilborn
F. W. Willoughby
H. G. Brandum
W. C. Yonge
H. W. Leinkanpf
Henry Simons
J. G. Hawkins, Jr
J. S. Welch
B. H. Ash
Adolph D. Bloch
E. S. Head
L. D. Browne
Grand Lodge
B. F. Krebbs
Mobile Lodge
H. J. Krudop
Julia Street
Ella Wilson
Ida Curtis
Julia Richard
Sparrows Attack Workmen On Vanderbilt Tower
Workmen painting College Hall at Vanderbilt University were attacked on a high scaffold by two sparrow hawks guarding their tower. One bird landed on a gargoyle and pecked at a worker while the mate joined the assault. The painter drove them off with a brush stroke. both hawks fled. The incident, during off season, is unusual and worries the men about eye injuries.
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Nashville
College Hall
Vanderbilt
Noted Quote from Duchess of Sutherland
A historical quotation states that the world is all in all today, but tomorrow the world is not.
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Duchess of Sutherland
Blockade No Bar to Traffic in Arms
Commenting on the consular report on Muscat trade for 1911-1912, the Calcutta Englishman notes that despite the British blockade Gulf arms trade expands. Last year imports of arms rose by over 250000 dollars from the year before. Blanche Baugher, assistant conductor, and other officers are named.
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Muscat
Calcutta
Gulf
United Kingdom
Germany
France
British arms trade tops list with 14000 rifles to Muscat
The report notes UK exports 14000 rifles to Muscat, Germany 7000, France 5000, with a British critic offering a wry consolation that the French trader supplied the figures. The consul calls the data kindly furnished and jokes that the Frenchman may be a humorist.
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Clarence E. Dowd
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Mt. Eliott Ave
Detroit
Mich
Jos. Patt
Coraee
ST. Michael Street
Mobile
Ala
Jackson St
Vari
Antwerp
Sulaing
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Viava CO
Blanche Baugher
August Buerger
Carrie Bartels
Clara Jerguson
Ash
Cadillac
Chalmers
Buick
Stoddard-Dayton
Brush
Hudson
H. P
Northern
Adams Machinery and Mfg Co., Inc
L. G. Adams, Gen’l Mgr
North Royal St. Bell
Union Savings Bank
North Royal Street
Gordon and Dilworth’s
Caroline Seymour
Sear’s and Nichols
R. H. Hickmott
California
Malaga
Blackford
Smith’s Fruit
Mrs. King
Pner
Lelivant
Sunliffe, Dobson & Co
Ponet Canut
St. Julienne Superior Medoc
Chateau
Jules Calvert & Co
Calva” Brand
California Wines
Sherries
Catawba
Angelica
Tokay
Muscatel
Virginia Dare
Sol Bear
California ‘‘Medoc
Mount Vernon
G. H. Mumm
Werner Champagne
Gato Cigars
Jas. McPhillips GrOcEry Company
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