Explosion at Peterhof Kills 32 in Russia Revolt T
The August 27 blast at Peterhof near St. Petersburg kills thirty two, wounds many as revolutionaries target officials. General Min of the Scembovsky guard is killed. a young girl fired the revolver at him. A bomb was found after the attack and a central committee pledges harsher action against the government.
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Caucasus
Wholesale Forgery Charges Against New Castle Book Agent
Ambitious book agent in New Castle faces forgery charges over fraudulent subscriptions. The case centers on counterfeit endorsements and forged bank promises tied to a wider scam affecting publishers, merchants, and subscribers in multiple towns.
Will Fight It Out Over Elections Across Empire
A cabinet session in St. Petersburg decided to synchronize parliamentary elections across the empire to curb opposition. The Hague talks feature Drago doctrine, while Atlanta reports a big victory for Barnes in the Democratic gubernatorial primary with broad county support.
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Connie Hotel
Rice's Actions Explained In Indiana Auditor Case
Indianapolis August 24. The discovery shows James H. Rice former state auditor did not keep reciprocal fees from insurance companies but returned them to the state treasury. Investigators found he retained 11000 dollars of insurance taxes later turned over after a court decision allowed him to keep the fees. An auditor's official says the matter now seems plain and explains how Rice sought to reclaim the funds.
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Lice
Robbery and Fire Hit Rolling Prairie General Store
Robbers forced the safe at Eugene R. Adare’s general store in Odd Fellows hall Rolling Prairie and set the brick building ablaze. The blaze destroyed the two story structure with contents after a small amount of cash was stolen. Sheriff’s detectives pursue clues as a neighbor alerted authorities. A bucket brigade slowed spread to adjoining property and insurance coverage is listed at 4 400.
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Eugene R. Adare
Odd Fellows
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Indiana State News Short Specials For Hoosiers
Indianapolis Aug 23 In his state manual and uniform course of study for elementary schools Fasser A Cotton late superintendent of public instruction stresses reading spelling and writing Reading stands first as it unlocks every subject Spelling must be taught with written forms emphasized over oral spelling Teachers should ensure proper writing form posture and letter formation The state board adopts the New Era System for semi slant white Teachers are urged not to teach bad forms and to keep lessons engaging The music goal is to enable note singing and appreciation The course of study is outlined and pamphlets will be mailed to teachers for guidance
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Indianapoli
Fasser A. Cotton
State Board of Education
Beaten by White Caps in Brown County area
Reports from Nashville and nearby towns detail a violent night ride attack on George Wooten known as Peg-leg after a doctrinal dispute and altercation with a preacher. The incident involved about forty assailants and prompted no filed complaints.
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George Wooten
Brown County
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Peg-leg
Johnson Township
Officer Defends Life in Broonsville Shooting
In Broonsville Ireland Avenue on a Sunday, Marshal Charities and others report an officer shot and killed William Woods who was alleged to threaten the officer with an Ex pistol. The incident occurred as the officer was called to quiet Woods.
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William Woods
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