Editorial Wins Bride for Editor in Ritzville Story
In Ritzville Washington a reported romance ends in marriage as Miss Ann Lowry a former Benedictine nun widowed editor W R Cunningham marries in Ritzville after a telegraph notice reached Guthrie Oklahoma. The couple had a prior connection when Lowry left the order years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithrib, Okla
Anny
W. R.cunningham
Riteville
Wash
Guthrie
Lowry
Cunningham
Ritzville
Rag picker inherits fortune aids the down and outs
Arthur Weaver aged forty nine and once hungry for days lives in a ten cent lodging house in St Louis. He inherited about 200000 and has spent 5000 in eight months to aid penniless companions while planning to receive 10000 soon. Each morning he leads his group to a restaurant, then checks for drinking and urges restraint. He remembers the old mammy who helped him with coffee and a five cent gift. He first acts after learning of the inheritance by giving 4500 to the generous helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Arthur Weaver
North Broadway
Weaver
Pard
New Orleans
Girl uses apron to frighten away bear near Duluth
At Grand Lake, 25 miles from Duluth, Albert Peterson climbed a tree when surprised by a large bear. Clara Mellen, 18, ran by and used her apron to bluff the bear away, sparing the hunter without reaching his gun.
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Girl
Bear
Duluth
Albert Peterson
Grand Lake
Clara Mellen
Peterson
Brain
New Lord Mayor of Metropolis Inducted Today
London reports the induction of Sir Thomas Vansittart Bowater as Lord Mayor of London, a 51 year old Manchester born paper magnate. He will lead lavish ceremonies, face a large entertainment bill, and receive a baronetcy. Sir William Soulsby assists as private secretary.
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Metropolis
International News Service
London
Thomas Vansittart Bowater
London Guild
Sir Thomas
Edward Bowater
Trafalgar
Sir Edward Bowater
Waterloo
Manchester
Sir Thmas
England
William Soulsby
William
Wall Street
New York
Edward I
Parents Saved by Little Girl in California Car Crash
In Bakersfield California five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Turner flagged a Southern Pacific train near Tipton and the engineer stopped the Valley Flyer No 51 to free her parents trapped under a overturned car. The steering gear failure at ten miles an hour caused the crash and the girl was not injured.
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Bakersfield
Cal
J. D. Turner
East Bakersfield
Southern Pacific
Tipton
J. L. Whyers
Mrs. Turner
Treasure Lost By Two Boys In Calumet Treasure Trove
Two Lake Linden boys Will Leclerce and Joseph Tremblair who found an iron box with more than twenty thousand dollars in coins have buried it near Houghton Douglas Falls and later forgotten where it was. The box vanished when confronted about their spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet, Mich
Lake Linden
Will Leclerce
Joseph Tremblair
Bennallack Market
Houghton-Douglas Falls
Trapeze Performer's Death After Partner Sneezes
Calgary authorities report a vaudeville accident where a trapeze artist fell thirty feet after her partner John Bartlett sneezed mid act. She struck the orchestra pit and sustained a fatal head wound from a hairpin during the airborne routine.
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Calgary
Alberta
John Bartlett
Bartlett
Grandchild’s Joke Breaks Grandfather’s Jaw in Boulder
In Boulder Colorado on November 8 James Cowie former secretary of state laughed at his grandchild’s joke and dislocated his jaw. The elder Cowie required a surgeon to reset the jaw though he later recovered. He did not reveal the joke to save readers from a bonesetter’s tale.
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Boulder
Col
James Cowie
Cowie
Digest it claims relieve indigestion with Digestit tablets
Leading stomach specialists advocate nourishment and a principle treatment for indigestion. Digestit tablets act on food rather than stomach, aiding digestion after meals and at night. A 25 cent trial package is offered, with patient testimonials and local seller details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
France
Chas. W. Ross
St. Clair Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
van Antweryp
Texas Wonder Cure Ad Claims Kidney and Bladder Relief
The Texas Wonder promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments in men and women. It claims to dissolve gravel treat internal issues and regulate urinary conditions with a two month supply. Available by mail from Dr EB Hall, Louis, Missouri. sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
EB . Hall
Ive Street
Louis
SONS BREAK FAITH WITH THE OLD MAN
Samuel Inman of Kansas City, who turned over his box factory to three sons before Europe trip, will retain controlling interest. Circuit Judge Bird ruled the father must not be dispossessed despite equal division of 27 shares valued at $60,000 and kept in a safe for his potential misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Samuel Inman
Europe
Circuit 4
Inman
Thorne
Frederick S
Samuel, Jr
Reliable Home Treatment for Drink Habit Promises Results
ORRINE treatment claimed to destroy all desire for whiskey beer and other stimulants. Thousands reportedly sober with private use. Price listed at $1.60 per box with money back guarantee if no results. Free booklet offered from D S Bauer Mobile Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Bauer, Dauphin and
Conceptior Sts
Mobile
Ala
Business Men's Lunch Ad Promises Quick Service
The notice promotes a Business Men's Lunch from 12 to 2:30 pm with fast service and high quality. It highlights DeBriere's Famous Java Coffee as the best in the city and invites trade customers to sample the meals and short orders.
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Gulf City Creamery
Dauphin Street
Home
E. G. Humphreys
DeBriere
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Progressive Bank
F. C. Turner & CO
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