Japan May Demand No More Warships For Russia in Peace talks
Paris reports indicate Japan could press Russia to pledge no further naval construction for a period as part of a peace settlement. Analysts think limiting Russian armament would deter renewal of hostilities, while diplomatic channels suggest preliminary talks are ongoing with quiet coverage in newspapers.
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Japan
Stussia
Russia
Doubaseff
Technical Board of the Admiralty
Orier
St. Petersburg
Tokollo
St. Petersbire
Bomb Attacks Hit Warsaw Officials and Police
Reports from Warsaw detail an 8 oclock bombing outside Baron Von Nolken chief of police injuring him fatally after an elaborate revolutionary conspiracy. Another blast in Wolsk street wounded six soldiers and two policemen as police and infantry patrols faced unrest.
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Warsaw
Baron von Nolken
Revolutional Party
Wolsk Street
Disorder erupts in Yalta Crimea markets pillaged
Disorder breaks out in Yalta Crimea with shops along the quay and bazaar looted. Police attempt to restore order as unrest spreads in the region surrounding St. Petersburg reports.
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Crimea
St. Petersburg
Yalta
No Decision Yet on Santo Domingo Interior Commissioner Plan
State department officials say no final determination has been reached on appointing a U.S. citizen as interior commissioner for customs in Santo Domingo. The plan would assign 45 percent to the Dominican government while the remainder is held pending Senate treaty action. Eight killed in Semlin landslide. soldiers aiding injured.
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Washington
State Department
Santo Domingo
United States
United States Senate
Fire Devastates Carbon Business District
Indiana brief reports a blaze in Carbon, March 27, wiping out the business section and over fifty homes. Spark from a locomotive started the fire in Baughman’s saloon, destroying most Main street blocks and a new stone bank building survived. Winds accelerated flames. most insured, with rebuilding expected. Sunman fire March 24 destroyed twelve buildings in a blaze starting at Butler’s livery barn, causing over $60,000 in losses across multiple hotels, stores, and residences.
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Ind
Baughman
Main Street
Big Four Railroad
Carbon State Bank
Sunman
Butler
Brinkman
Joseph Whinple
George Cook
John Haeebe
F. Dehimer
Shook
Independent Municipal Voters League forms in Hammond
The Independent Municipal Voters League is organized in Hammond Indiana to rid the city of doodling aldermen. It mirrors the Chicago league, is nonpartisan, and vows strict scrutiny of every candidate. A campaign against gray wolves will target past boondoggle politics.
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Hammond
Ind
Independent Municipal Voters’ League
Jeasue
Chicago Municipal Voters’ League
Blind tiger warfare rattles Washington town
Washington Indiana March 25. Enora a town in northern Daviess county has no saloons but is troubled by blind tigers. For months anti saloon groups battled Arch Yatel but failed to force him out. A rear building explosion last night damaged his premises and experts say dynamite was used. Yatel had received a threat to retire.
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Washington
Ind
Enora
Daviess County
Arch Yatel
Yatel
Death of Mrs Annettie McKinster Near Corydon
Mrs Annettie McKinster wife of John McKinster died at her father Francis Tartaret’s home three miles north of Corydon after a lingering illness. She had lived in Columbus recently but was at her father’s residence since December. A highly esteemed Christian lady she leaves a husband and four children. The remains were interred at Oak Grove church last Saturday with Rev Rumbley officiating.
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Annettie McKinster
John McKinster
Francis Tartaret
Corydon
Columbus
Oak Grove Church
Rumbley
Hopkins Fertilizer Company Direct Sales Offer
The Hopkins Fertilizer Company of Cherry and West Streets New Albany announces direct sale of eight brands from factory to consumer at previous agents' prices. An office and warehouse is opened at 416 State Street for constant stock and local deliveries. Farmers are urged to buy farm goods directly from the manufacturer to benefit from first hand pricing.
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Hopkins Fertilizer Company
Cherry and
West Streets
New Albany
Tilvers
State Street
Hopkins Fertilizer ¢ Company
Death of Mrs Roudenbush at 91 in Flotkiown
Mrs Julia Roudenbush widow of John V Roudenbush died at her home near Flotkiown on Sunday March 26 after a brief illness. She was 91, born in Germany in 1814 and came to this county in 1852. Funeral held Sunday at Flocktown German Reformed Church conducted by Rev Schoepfle.
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Qs SA
Julia ‘Roudenbush
John V.2roudenbush
Flotkiown
Germany
Flocktown
German Reformed Church
Schoepfle
Public Demonstration on Hygienic Toilet Articles
Mrs Lula Bennett representing the Franco American Hygienic Co will hold a public demonstration to introduce hygienic toilet articles at Mrs Doan Bennett’s store. The event is Friday March 31 from 2 to 4 pm and free to all interested in pure hygienic products.
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Lula Bennett
Franco American Hygenic Co
Doan Bennett
Commercial Club Elects Officers For Town Betterment
The commercial club elected President A. R. Connor and Vice President Dr. T. Junk on Monday evening. Secretary F. A. Bulleit and Treasurer Wm. Ridley were named. The club will base its headquarters at Bulleit's office and invites suggestions for town improvement.
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A. R. Connor
4. T. Junk
F. A. Bulleit
Treas
Wm. Ridley
Fish tale and church news from Highland area
Between services Elder Grimes fished at Buck Creek and claimed a nine pound catch seen by scales. Levi V. Brown ended a successful No.1 Harrison school term. A feast followed with many women contributing baskets. Rev. Fred Grimes concluded Highland church meetings with seventeen additions and multiple baptisms amid strong revival. Uncle Abraham Hisey recovered from grip. Mrs Hisey remains ill. Trustee Lopp of flethed township visited.
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Highland
Buck Creek
Lder
Levi V. Brown
Harrison Township
Geo. Dyer
David Miller
Louis Quebbeman
Louis Miller
Mary Stauth
Chas. Hurst
Jas. Crosby
Ben Williams
Neal LaHue
John Conrad
Goldman Blair
Fred Grimes
Highland Church
Grimes
New Salisbury Social News Notes and Local Visits
Miss Melissa Routh is not improving. Farmers sow oats nearby as Mrs. Elia Sims and others visit relatives. Several locals are hosting guests from Ramsey Corydon Louisville and Illinois. School events include April 1 lectures and a big dinner after classes. A rough medicine recommendation for children endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Will Elliot
George Binger
Sellersburg
Charles Crayden
New Albany
Mott
Florence Gross
Georgetown
Will Crosby
Ed Walk
Greenbrier School
Emma Dome
New Salisbury High School
Crosier’s Corner
Roar
Marriage License and Fertilizer Notice
Marriage License records Roy Parrish with Bess Doolittle and list of other couples including Charles BK Demgubryty with ElideCurtney George L. Wool ighn Jessie Dirks Oscar J. Farish with Jen D. Baker John P. Shaffer with Gertie Cunningham Wo W. Cullins with Selah A. Joves and John W. Loweth advertises high grade animal fertilizer for sale at his home opposite the Red Mill with testimonials available upon request.
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Roy Parrish
Bess Doolittle
Charles BK
Demgubryty
ElideCurtney
George L. Wool Ighn
Jessie Dirks
Oscar J. Farish
Jen D. Baker
John P. Shaffer
Gertie Cunningham
Wo. W. Cullins
Selah A. Joves
John W. Loweth
Public Notice of Estimates and Bids for County Poor Asylum
Estimates for supplies to be furnished to the County Poor Asylum for the period April 1 1903 to July 1 1905 are on file in the auditor’s office. Bids must be filed and will be opened on Tuesday April 4 1905 at 8 oclock p.m. by Frank E. Watson Harrison County Auditor.
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Frank Ef, Watson
Harrison County
Inquest Finds Unknown Man Died After River Drift
Harrison County Coroner reports March 19 1905 inquest into an unknown male found near the Ohio River in Posey township. The deceased is described as about 50 years old five feet six inches tall weighing around 140 pounds with dark mixed gray hair. Valuables include a watch chain two nickels lucky bone copper piece knife pipe and a paper with Fava figures. Body shows water exposure and swelling and disfigurement. Coroner P S Wright signs March 21 1905.
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State of
Indiana
Harrison
Harrison County
Ohio River
Posey Township
Notice of Final Settlement in Haas Estate
Final settlement of the Ezra Haas estate has been filed in Harrison Circuit Court. Heirs and creditors must appear May 1, 1905 to show cause why the settlement should not be approved. Administrator Charles Mauck signs. attorneys Weathers Stotsenburg Breeden represent the estate.
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Harrison Circuit Court
Charles Mauck
Admr
Weathers
Stotsenburg & Breeden
Attys
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