Quarantine Lifted as Patient Recoveries Rise
Medical bulletin notes several quarantined patients show improvement. Bertha Campbell and Bem Reisinger are improving with Able to Sit Up, while George Fornell and Oliver are recovering. New cases risk minimal impact on broader public health outlook.
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Ria
Georee Fornell
Sixtins
Mianplewood
Los Dso
Frei Quarantin
Bertha Cogapbeth
West Sisth
Tien
Sarote Street
Fuumiantine Oisith
Tie Pathesul
Olifer
Ride on Bumpers May Cost a Life
Earl Tucker, son of George Tucker of Indianapolis, jumped onto a fast westbound Pennsylvania train in Columbus and arrived in Richmond badly injured. Officials say the accident could leave him disfigured with possible loss of his right ear fingers and toes unless his condition improves.
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Richmond
Ind
Earl Tucker
George Tucker
Wilmont Street
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Aeroplane Wins Lone Hudson River Auto Race
A plane and an auto raced over the frozen Hudson from Tarrytown to Hastings and back. The aeroplane initially trailed the auto but gained altitude and then led the return leg. Other entrants lagged behind the Lake Shore Limited train on the back stretch.
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Hudson
Tarrytown
Hastings
N V
Everly
Lake Shore Limited
Mrs Mansil Still Gravely Ill At Home
Mrs Clyde Mansil also known as Miss Kitty Peigert remains gravely ill at her home 517 North Grand Avenue. Those closest to her report deep concern about the outlook and express sympathy for her condition.
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Clyde Mansil
Kitty Peigert
North Grand Avenue
St Valentine Day Ares Tomorrow In Local Notes
The article reviews St Valentine Day customs and the decline of ugly Valentines. It notes stores stock varied cards, past harsh designs gave way to cleaner, more benign greetings, aiming to brighten the holiday for recipients.
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ST. Valentine
Ares
David
Taree
Hundreds pay tribute at Lincoln tomb in Illinois
Hundreds gathered in Springfield to honor Abraham Lincoln with visits to his home and Oak Ridge cemetery tomb. The Lincoln Centennial Association planned a banquet at the Leland Hotel with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Congressman Frank B Willis among the speakers.
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Oak Ridge Cemetery
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Woman's Relief Corps
Lincoln Centennial Association
Leland Hotel
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Frank B. Willis
Willis
Indiana Artists Exhibit Coriic Returns to City Library
The Indiana Artists Travelling Exhibition opens February 29 at the City Library and runs through March 6. The Arts and Recreational Association sponsors the display in the library’s disembodied room, featuring a new collection of paintings expected to attract many viewers and praise from locals who saw it last year.
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Evervone
Indiana
Are
Las
Proctor Withdraws From Governor Race Until 1906
Elkhart Indiana February statement from Robert I Proctor Democrat state senator says he withdraws from the gubernatorial nomination, plans to rejoin the race in 1906 and allow party rank and file to decide. He cites conflicting reports and political embarrassment, delaying his candidacy.
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Sone
Ome
Primary Delegates to Republican State Convention in Indiana
Call issued by Fred A. Sints to hold primaries on March 20 in Indianapolis at Tomlinson Hall to select four delegates and four alternate delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Also electors at large and contingent electors for the November vote. Delegation representation based on 200 votes per delegate and alternate, plus an additional fraction.
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Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Chicago
Os HL Gilley
Pea
Gulley
Inventor Declines Millions for Rubber Substitute
A Philadelphia inventor of a hard rubber substitute from fibro waste has rejected offers totaling millions from Boston and New York capitalists. Hall says he will not sell to individuals and is negotiating with five governments. the inventor is said to be worth about half a million.
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Pholadetot Fa
Pall
Ife
Boston
New York
Hall
Fourty-Six Members of Crew Drown in Ship Collision
Nagasaki February 12. Forty six members of the crew and passengers were drowned when two Japanese steamers collided and sank near Nagasaki. The ships involved were the Ryohama Maru and the Moyo Maru.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Ryoha May
Veteran Held Up in Martinsville Highway Robbery
Civil war veteran George W. Potter, 69, was attacked by two men outside the National Hotel on Railroad Street, losing about 150 dollars and a gold watch and revolver. He wandered dazed, was taken to the home of Duke Anscroft, and jailed for protection while investigators plan prosecution.
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Greensburg
George W. Potter
Martinsville
Patterson
National Hotel
Railroad Street
Duke Asncroft
Pierterson
Foolish Stories Flatly Denied
Washington February 13 Realizing the danger to American residents in Mexico from circulation of erroneous press dispatches about proposed intervention the state department today issued a circular to its ambassador and consular representatives in Mexico. The note warns against repeating rumors and urges careful communication to avoid misinterpretation abroad.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Ibiate Department
Itacaip
Mate and Sonsular Representati Eb Inc
Erigine ‘‘al Fooolish
Borlge
Inter Ran Ac
Man Dies After Being Struck By Greensburg Express
Frank Meal aged sixty resident of Rush county near Moscow was struck by the Greensburg Express at Waldron on the evening of the first at about six thirty.
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Frank Meal
Rush County
Moscow
Greensburg Express
Waldron
Butter Board Expands Price Fixing Across Six States
Chicago reports the Elgin Butter Board extended its price fixing powers at a weekly meeting, setting quotations at 82 cents and maintaining 40 cents per pound for butter in Chicago and nearby areas. Twenty six members supported the broadened scope with six dissenting votes, as the board aims to strengthen its influence across Indiana Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and Illinois.
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Jl.gin
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Chicago
Saloon License Rules Mentioned in Turbulent City Debates
Fragmentary report cites a February discussion on saloon licenses alone permitted and a push to repeal city rules. Raw text shows garbled references to local leaders, books, and authorities directing actions during a period of reform and instability.
Wheat conditions seen good after cold winter
Farmers report little damage to wheat from extreme cold with snow cover protecting roots. If early spring arrives, moisture and soil conditions favor rapid growth of grasses and young wheat, leading to luxuriant verdure and a promising crop outlook.
Dynamite Indictments Stir Indiana Labor Scene
Short summary notes indictments of two local labor men in Indianapolis linked to a dynamite case. A grand jury report mentions a marshal's office pursuit and the men are sought on serious charges. One leader allegedly admits to plans, while others discuss bond and aid from friends amid tense local labor circles.
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Indianapolis
ABA AL Teast
Ur States
Dalon
Indiahapalia
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The readable fragments suggest a chaotic OCR pass with scattered tokens. No coherent event or names are identifiable. The text appears damaged and does not provide a resolvable news item or notice.
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