Kentucky Woman Found Unconscious in Union Depot
Mrs. Edgar A. Blane of Stevensport Kentucky was found unconscious in Indianapolis Union Depot and taken to city hospital. She carried seven thousand eighty seven dollars and diamonds worth about one thousand dollars. tetanus from a rusty nail was cited as the cause. She was traveling to Florida to visit a daughter and was in the city for a business deal.
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Evening program thrills crowd at Rebekah Lodge benefit
A large crowd enjoyed a Tuesday night performance at Odd Fellows Hall for Purity Rebekah Lodge. Nineteen numbers by local talent were presented with Mrs. Louise Nathan chairing the event and Mrs. George W. Carpenter guiding the chorus, aided by several committee members.
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Major Hughes to face court martial in San Francisco
Major James B. Hughes senior major of the first cavalry at Monterey Presidio will defend against unspecified charges at a court martial set for September 15. He is a West Point graduate from the class of 1884.
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Perry Victory Honored by Taft and Generals in Sandusky
In Sandusky Ohio a Perry centennial celebration ends with addresses by former President Taft Gen Nelson A Miles Rear Admiral Charles Davis and General J Warren Keifer near the Niagara flagship. Taft praises Perry’s fleet noting the debt to the Perry family for peace with Canada and Great Britain. Davis lauds Perry’s indomitable spirit Miles calls it the century of peace since Lake Erie.
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German Marine Airship L. L. Destroyed in Hurricane Near Heligoland
Berlin reports the German marine airship L. L. was destroyed last night eighteen miles north of Heligoland after a sudden hurricane. Seven crew were rescued by torpedo boats. fifteen are missing and presumed dead. Captain Metzing, Captain Hanne, and Baron von Maltzahn are named among the dead. The airship, on a thirty hour mission for observer duties, remained at 4200 to 5000 feet as it attempted to land in the sea behind Heligoland. The craft sank quickly after sending a distress signal.
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Albany Banker Freed From Chain Gang Faces Extradition
A. D. Oliver, once a banker, was released from the Albany county chain gang after three years for bigamy and was immediately arrested on a Mississippi charge of being an escaped convict. Mississippi seeks him in Alabama too, and Governor Slaton has granted a requisition, though lawyers challenge removal with habeas corpus in Albany city court before Judge Clayton Jones.
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Airedale Terrier Auction Nets $1400 For Porter Estate
Twenty prized airedale terriers valued at 25000 by bankrupt broker Francis G. Porter were auctioned for 1400. The top dog Clonmel Isonomy, champion, sold for 200. Most dogs went to Porter's friends.
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Chicago
Francis G. Porter
Porter
Mrs Rivers Credits Cardui For Healing Recovery
A letter from Mineral Springs Arkansas quotes Mrs J M Rivers praising Cardus, stating ten years of illness ended after using Cardui. She weighs 117 and plans to reach 135, says the tonic builds vitality and nerves, and urges other women with womanly troubles to try it as proven by history and testimonials.
Jewish Varsity Planned for Jerusalem At Zionist Congress
At the Zionist congress in Vienna on September 10 a project to establish a Jewish University in Jerusalem was discussed. The estimated cost is 500 dollars with a quarter already pledged. Dr. Weigmann of Manchester urged the need for such a university to improve restricted study opportunities for Jewish students in Russia and Roumania.
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