Grover Cleveland Leaves Lakewood For Princeton Visit
Former President Grover Cleveland, aided by a cane, walked from his Lakewood hotel room to an automobile and departed for Princeton with Mrs. Cleveland and doctors. He appeared sprightly, stayed with hospital staff and a nurse, and was said to be recovering well after a recent illness.
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N. J
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood Hotel
John Hays
Hammond
Princeton
Mr. Cleveland
N. C. Becker
Cottage Colony
Cleveland
Becker
Tamworth
N. H
Drowns Entangled in American Flag During Parachute Drop
New York reports Frederick L. Wood 18 of New Haven Conn drowned after a parachute drop from a balloon at Hillside Park near Passaic N J. Entangled in a large American flag he waved before the fall into the Passaic River.
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New York
Hillside Park
Passaic
N. J
Frederick L. Wood
New Haven
Are You Superstitious About Laundry Soap
A housewives superstition holds yellow soap is necessary, but experts show white Easy Task soap is more effective. One five cent cake proves it by removing dirt and grease without harming flesh or fabric.
Druids Convene in Indianapolis for Grand Grove Session
Indianapolis June 1 The annual meeting of the Grand Grove of Indiana United Ancient Order of Druids opens Tuesday morning in Red Men’s Hall West Indianapolis Lee and Morris streets for a two day session. Conrad Ruckelshaus presides with officers Henry Wittmer Anderson C G N Geider Charles Beitz Harry E Ary Henry Englehoff B D Ream Henry Schroeder C E Paulson.
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Grand Grove
Indiana
United Ancient Order of Druids
Red Men
Lee and
Morris Streets
Conrad Ruckelshaus
Noble Grand Arch
Rand Arch
Henry Wittmer
Anderson
C. G. N. Geider
Charles Beitz
Harry E. Ary
Richmond
Henry Englehoff
Indianapoli
Grand Sentinel
B. D. Ream
Henry Schroeder
C. E. Paulson
Emerson on the millenarian day in Boston
A Millerite end of world forecast reaches Ralph Waldo Emerson as he walks in Boston. A friend asks if he knows the world will end at 2 pm, to which Emerson replies that humanity can proceed without it.
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Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Boston
Billy Sunday Faints After Strenuous Sermon in Sharon
The Rev. Billy Sunday concluded a revival at Sharon Tabernacle with a dramatic pulpit blow and a near collapse from exhaustion. He mimed batting a pitch and wielded a splintered desk as part of his intense sermon before fainting. The scene drew in many baseball fans among the listeners.
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Sharon
Billy Sunday
the Tabernacle
Billy
Sunday
Merry Widow Invasion Scheduled At White House
Readings Pa June 1 A Merry Widow hat invasion is planned for the White House next month as Roosevelt receives graduates of local schools. The group will dress alike with white duck dresses and sailor blouses. Young men wear straw hats with class bands, brown and solid blue serge coats, white flannel trousers and tan shoes. Ten parents will chaperone.
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Readins
White House
Roosevelt
Re: Fet
Washington
Rise of Berthold Rusch the Berlin Baritone Star
Berlin June 1 Berthold Rusch the nineteen year old baritone rises from hodcarrier and stone mason to a debut at the Royal Opera House Musicians praise his voice and await his first appearance with high expectations in a major baritone role likely during the opera season's reprise.
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Berlin
Berthold Rusch
Germany
Royal Opera House
Rusch
Sadler Grun
Violin Rebuilt After San Francisco Fire Sparks Soul
After the Lucky Baldwin theater and hotel blaze in San Francisco, nine feet of water wrecked the orchestra’s Amati violin. Violin fixer Herman Muller rebuilt the 200 year old fiddle from 68 pieces using a clay arch and weeks of varnish, bringing it back to life as Hinrichs drew the bow.
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San Francisco
August Hinrichs
Amati
Herman Muller
Hinrichs
San Francison
Deed Conformity Meeting of Mission Trustees in Columbus
Rev Dr G M Townsend and Rev Dr Roberts with P Qurland and others, trustees of a West Africa mission, travelled to Columbus to resign an original deed lacking legal witness. Secretary of State affixed signature and witnessed by three trustees to comply with Africa’s laws under British protectorate rules.
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Wiley Street
Pittsburg
Roberts
Quinn
Chicago
P. Qurland
Jayman
Earch
West Africa
Columbus
Ohio
Shaffer
Missionary Board
Parent
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Africa
The Cockatoo’s Nutcracker Bill Tale
A remarkable Indian Ocean cockatoo near New Guinea uses a strong steel like bill to crack a very hard canary nut. It bites, claws, and nicks the shell in stages, inserting its bill and exploiting the nut’s triangular shape to extract the kernel piece by piece.
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Indian Ocean
New Guinea
The Twilight Of Life
The muscles of the stomach weaken with age causing constipation and indigestion. Elderly people often need artificial aid for bowel movements and may suffer uncomfortable gas after meals. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Tabitea is suggested. Gold Model Flour is praised as leading.
Thaw to be moved to state hospital under insanity ruling
Albany reports Harry Thaw will be returned to the Matteawan State Hospital and likely transferred to another state insane hospital. Dr. Albert W. Ferme says the state commission oversees criminal insane, and transfers require habeas corpus and court approval. Ferme argues the transfer would release Thaw, while Perris maintains the commission cannot authorize such a transfer under insanity law.
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Albany
N. Y
Harry Thaw
Marttewwan State Hospital
Albert W. Ferme
Estate Tunes Commission
State Commission
Thaw
Ferris
Perris
Poughkeepale State Hospital
Pilgrim
Bryan vows to return any Ryan contribution to Nebraska campaign fund
Valentine Nebraska June 1 William J Bryan spoke after two religious addresses about a report that Thomas F Ryan gave money to the Nebraska campaign fund four years ago He said he would read the charge text at home next Wednesday night and would ensure any Ryan contribution is returned if it was directed to the fund The statement reflects his stance on the fundraising issue and personal accountability
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Thomas F. Ryan
Bryan
The Poor Fellow Who Always Misses His Chance
A Victorian Jewish Chronicle tale explains schemish by a man who waits daily for work yet never acts. A merchant plans to hire him, but the man stays home and misses the chance, illustrating the schemish concept.
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The
Maccabaeus
Jewish Chronicle of London
Stuart M. Samuel
M. P
le the Schemihi
Steamship Vaderland Rumored Wreck in North Sea
Paris dispatch reports a rumor that the Red Star steamer Vaderland with about 1800 passengers was wrecked in the North Sea amid dense fog. News from Brussels cites a highly reliable source, but Lloyd’s denies it. Several collisions occurred in the Channel as fog hampered navigation.
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Petit Journal
Brussels
Red Star
Vaderland
North Sea
Licrd’s
Dover-Ostend
Goodwin Sands
Channel
Queenswood
Bermero
Heaven imagined by sorrowing workers in Harper's Bazar
Passages from Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Harper's Bazar render hopeful visions of heaven as pain relief kindness and familial peace. Workers and a mixed heirloom of longing imagine heaven as relief from illness danger and fear with love purpose and moral accord as essential conditions.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Harper's Bazar
They Go Together and the Watch Metaphor
A young wife practicing physical culture asks if she is built like a watch and deserves jewelry. Henry replies she is built like a watch, then when she asks about jewels he frowns and says the man who compliments a woman is an idiot.
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Henry
Weill
A Force Proportioned to Its Frame
A concise quotation on the War of 1812 showing that free government grows stronger through trials. It states that the Union, guardian of freedom and safety, gains strength with each test, attributed to James Manson.
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James Manson
Ivalian Employment Laws Tighten Child Labor Rules
Rome May 3 Under the new Ital i employment law persons of either sex under twelve may not enter industrial estab lishments workrooms or mines. Women under twenty one cannot perform dangerous labor. Ages twelve to fifteen are limited to eleven hours daily and twelve hours otherwise. No night work for females or males under fifteen. Continuous work cap is six hours with break.
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Rome
Kiblinger Motor Buggy Offers Practical Utility
The Kiblinger Motor Buggy presents a compact, economical automobile with a double cylinder air cooled engine rated at 1012 HP and solid rubber tires. It promises reliable performance in sand, mud, and on steep hills, advertised by W. H. Kiblinger Co. of Auburn Indiana Box N. 320.
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W. H. Kiblinger CO
Auburn
Ind
Trains Timetable From Terre Haute Descriptions 1907
Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co timetable effective October 27 1907 shows trains departing Richmond at 6 am for Indianapolis and intermediate stations with limited connections to Indianapolis at 5 40 pm and last car to New Castle at 10 pm. Connections available at Indianapolis to Lafayette Frankfort Crawfordsville Terre Haute Clinton Sullivan Paris and Wellington with through ticketing offered.
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Indianapals
ROU. TV
SAAD
Teadtia
Indianaports
New Castle
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Frankfort
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Clinton, Sullivan
Paris
Moore Ogborn Fire Insurance Agent Bond Offer
Insurance notice from Moore and Ogborn Fire Insurance Agent advertising bond services at Havelary location. Includes contact numbers Home 1589 and Bell 53.R with theft and larceny coverage details.
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Bell
Postoffice Clerks Convene in Anderson Ind
Indiana postoffice clerks gathered for the annual Indiana association convention in Anderson. President Manot Cleveland reported over 100 percent growth from the previous year and ten new local organizations were formed. Louis Philipp of Chicago spoke, with D. Rathbone of Washington, D C addressing the gathering. Congressman Adair was unable to attend. Indianapolis or Muncie will host the next meeting.
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Anderson
Ind
Indiana
Indiana Association of Postoffice Clerks
Manot Cleveland
Indianapolis
Muncie
Anderson Hotel
Louis Philipp
Chicago
D. Rathbone
Washington, D. DC
Adair
Curds and Cheese and a Opera House Note
The article outlines cheesemaking from fresh milk to curd formation ripening and the role of bacteria in transforming curd into cheese. It also mentions a Edmonton opera house notice urging ladies to wear hats, via Manager Brandon.
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Edmonton Opera House
Brandon
Argonaut
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