Obituary: Istkhart native Ludwig 3 dies after illness
Istkhart resident Ludwig 3, born 1826 in Germany, died after a long illness. He established a tailoring shop on Middlebury Street and lived there with his wife Justina, leaving several nearby relatives in the area. Funeral plans were not yet announced.
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Istkhart
Ludwig
Middlebury Street
Ane Atrpel
Pneudo
Rineri
Guneral
Riv
Mist
Germany
Enmis
Bibbert
PSD
Justina
Fors
Augusta Niles
Geor
John Son Rerbolu
Webster City
Lows
Legal actions settle as salary suit and divorce filed
The Lepird versus Frick case regarding about $200 salary due is settled and dismissed. Attrelmisat proceedings were brought against the defendants with money on deposit in the Strauss bank in Ligo-Kier. A divorce suit was filed today by Yiral V. Cook against James Cook for cruelty, with a request to restore her maiden name Viral V. Stifter.
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Jayette Lepird
Frick Company
Strauss Bank
Ligo- Kier
Yiral
Settlement Reached in Plymouth Board Bill Case
Richard Crocker, arrested yesterday for beating a board bill at Plymouth, compromised and settled the matter yesterday afternoon. The court docket for the next term is being prepared by Clerk Hainmey and assistants. it will be quite large. Samuel C. Rockstroh sues Geo W Burhans and John W Larue for 242 dollars.
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Richard Crocker
Plymouth
Hainmey
Samuel C. Rockstroh
Geo. W. Burhans
John W. Larue
Five Men Rob Burlington Express Near Butte
Five men halted an eastbound Burlington express eight miles from Butte Montana shortly before midnight. After a gunfight with the crew the robbers looted the express and mail cars, then fled on horses with about five dollars taken. A $5,000 reward was posted for their capture and conviction as posses scoured the area.
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Montana
Butte City
Mont
Burlington
Private Secretary Dishonest in Chicago Theft Case
Police search for Fre Reach, former private secretary to Charles Netscher, proprietor of a major department store in the city, after alleged dishonest conduct reported in February.
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Chicago
Charles ‘Netscher
City
Hal
Elkhart Man Arrested for Robbery and Domestic Dispute Update
A Goshen arrest report states Marvin Johnson, 35, was taken into custody on robbery charges after fleeing a saloon scene following a furnace theft offer from the Millar Drake & Hubbell building. The note also mentions a divorce suit by My Going against Donest L Collins alleging cruel treatment and support neglect.
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Donest L. Collins
Groun
Tian
O. V. Ifall
Marvin Johnson
Elkhart
Goshen
Johnson
Millsr, Drake & Hubbell
Damages Sought in Seduction Suit Over Farm Hand
Benjamin Penrose sues Jesse E. Denney in Circuit court for 750 dollars alleging sensational claims. Penrose says while employed as farm hand in 1893 he caused the downfall of his daughter Edith M. Penrose, who bore a child that lived six years. He claims extensive expenses for the child and loss of his daughter’s services for a year.
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Benjamin Penrose
Jesse E. Denney
Circuit Court
Penrose
Dewey
Edith M. Penrose
End of Coal Commission Hearings Near
Philadelphia reports the coal strike commission close to adjourning after Darrow finishes his opening arguments. He accuses operators of autocratic actions and links the conflict to efforts to suppress union organizing while detailing issues including eight hours, output limits, evictions, and resistance to recognition. Washington notes the House will pass the Elkins anti rebate bill with limited amendments amid Democratic opposition. Buenos Aires records a fire in the navy department building causing nearly a million dollars in losses.
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Coal Commission
Philadelphia
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Darrow
Baer
Washington
House
Buenos Ayres
Navey
Student Kills Warden in University Doorway
In Jackson Tennessee Robert McCaw, a Southwestern Baptist university student, shot and killed Daniel Hudgins the university warden after an alleged elopement involving Hudgins daughter. McCaw was arrested on murder charges. Reginia Corry, 26, a dressmaker, died after an unknown man attacked her with a cane on a Philadelphia street. The Alexander grave robbing case in Indianapolis went to the jury with a likely hung verdict.
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Jackson, Tenn
Robert McCaw
Southwestern Baptist University
Daniel Hudgins
T Ne University
Hudgins
McCaw
Philadelphia
Regina Corry
Indianapolis
Alexander
Hiry
Legislative record of bills and salary provisions listed
A garbled legislative record lists numerous senate bills with topics ranging from city incorporation and education to railroads, county commissioners, and public salaries. It mentions towns like Jasonville Fort Wayne and Fast Chicago, and items about redistricting, banking, and charter amendments, though text is heavily corrupted.
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Hamilton
Jasonville
Wells
Fort Wayne
Hastings
Envant
Newis
Fountain
Wilson
Speerh
Chicago
Pennle
Intenrporete
SAX _ Msrlinetan
Mrpran—Connearpning Ayn
Erpnheng
Donenent
Pambayrop
Amandaing
Indianapolis
Indiana Legislature Third Reading Summary of Bills
A dated ledger lists numerous house bills and senate bill actions. Notable items include education, county official salaries, road bonds, school funding, taxation, and city rail matters. Several measures pass or fail with voting tallies, including H B 170 safety boilers 61 to 20 and H B 95 waterworks 7 to 1.
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City of
Indianapolis
Milburn
Indiana School For
Central Hospital For
Savings and Loan
Thompson
Fhompson
wTo
Marista
Saynties
Wampler
Udine
Teisiary
Grav
Conlogue
Gibson
Henry Krdmer
Daniel Anderson
Spencer County
Couny
Bell
Lyons
Gonodwine
Powell
Davis
Limestone
Monroe County
Sanders
Talcott
Indiana
National Guard
Vencer
Hulli
Newhouse
Report of
Fish Commission
Boulden
Sparks
Jakways
Wilson
State Senator Burns Dies in Indianapolis Special Election Planned
Senator A M Burns of St Joseph county died at English's hotel from Bright's disease. His body will travel to South Bend for burial on a special train. A special election will choose his successor. Burns, a Sandage Steel Skein supervisor, served in the Indiana Senate and earned labor support in his recent election. He was born near Pittsburgh in 1847 and rose from drummer boy to captain through the Civil War.
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Indianapolis
A. M. Burns
English’s
Bright
South Bend
Burns
St. Joseph County
Sandage Steel Skein Company
Senate
Senator Burns
Pittsburg
Plattsville
Wis
Adjusting the Acme Loss Delays Expected
Messrs Williams for the Prussian National Insurance and Ritchie for St Paul Fire and Marine and the London Liverpool Globe Companies are in the city to adjust the Acme loss. They doubt completion before Monday night and fear Tuesday is possible.
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Messrs. Williams
Prussian National Insurance Company
Ritchie
St. Paul
Federal Aid Sought in Chicago Mail Swindle Probe
Chicago police asked federal authorities to aid in a local war against investment swindlers. The postal service will cooperate and collect letters or other mail from victims and forward them to Chicago. Indictments were sought against the perpetrators in county and federal courts as Chief O’Neil ordered raids on get rich quick swindling firms.
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Chicago
Thi
National
O’neil
Icern
British Win in Sudan Occupation of Kanov Reported
Governor Lugard of Northern Nigeria reports a British victory in the Sudan. On February 4 British forces occupied Kanov, the capital of the Kingdom of Zegzeg, with two officers and twelve men wounded. Enemy casualties are listed as 800. In other brief items Archduchess Elizabeth dies. the Sultan steps up war preparations in Macedonia.
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London
Lugard
Nigera
Soudan
Kanov
Zegzeg
Formation of a 20 000-strong new army corps
The text indicates an intent to form a new army corps capable of 20 000 men. It discusses reserve to hold themselves in readiness for this formation. The source emphasizes mobilization and organizational planning for a large military unit.
Revolutionary tensions flare in Central America
Acapulco reports Honduran revolutionists hold fortifications at Amapala as government troops advance. A clash is described, with speculation that the battle could trigger a broader war among the five Central American republics.
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San Francisco
Cal
Acapulco
Honduras
Amapala
Death of Field Marshal John Listern Simon
London reports the death of Field Marshal John Listern Simon once famed for Crimea and a noted British Army fighter. In peace he held several diplomatic and military posts. In Topeka a street preacher from Howard Kansas named Blanche Boies smashed six storefront windows on Kansas avenue with an ax and is under arrest.
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London
John Listern Simon
Topeka
Blanche Boies
Howard
Kan
Carrie Nation
Kansas Avenue
Maine Aware marks fifth anniversary of the Maine wreck
Four hundred Americans observe the fifth anniversary ceremony at Havana with wreaths on the wreck. A flotilla of launches and small steamers decorates the site in memory of the men who died. Cuban and US officials attend while the US legation declines to send a representative to avoid inflaming Spaniards. Memorial addresses praise unity among Cubans, Spaniards, and Americans as a final taps concludes the ceremony.
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Havana
Maine
United States
United States Quartermaster
McPherson
Gen. Nunez
Yeeter
Berest Conant
Sampson
Cervera
Cuba
Minneapolis Official Arrested Amid Alleged Charges
An official identified as a former mayor of Minneapolis is under arrest in Hancock county, twenty miles west of the city. He faces charges related to alleged offers or gifts connected to a municipal matter, as authorities work to clarify the case.
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Minne
Riever
Hancock
Ras
Shuldaen to Honor Logan Amid Arrest Details
Involving Peather-in-law and Rev C 2, an arrest was carried out by Peathaniel Doare of Hilsbor sith county at the request of Sheriff POWaay of Minneapolis. Sheriff POWaay requests Logan honored by SHULDAEN.
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Sig Peather
Rev. C. 2
Peathaniel Doare
Hilsborsith
Powaay
Minneapolis
Residents of His Sirthrplace Plan Monument Fund
Carbondale Illinois February 14. Jackson county school children spearhead a drive to raise funds for a monument to Maj Gen John A Logan born and raised here. Ancestors rest in Brownsville cemetery. A series of entertainments begins with the first event already yielding a good sum.
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Carbondale
Jackson County
John A. Logan
Brownsville
Anti-Anarchy Bill Dominates Wisconsin Senate Agenda
Madison reports Senator Roehr introduces an anti anarchist bill defining the doctrine as violent overthrow of government and forbidding advocacy or use of rooms for anarchist meetings. Separate measures target trusts with annual corporate reports to the attorney general and anti trade restraint offenses. A railroad taxation bill pledges higher taxes, assessing railroad property at full value.
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Madison
Wis
Roehr
Wisconsin
J. J. RicGillivray
Judiciary Committee
Republican Party
Bilderback Charged With Bigamy and Killing Boarder
Albert Bilderback formerly of Chiro Iowa and Miss Lucy Hudgins wed in Jackson Tennessee. A warrant charged Bilderback with bigamy. Boarder Robert McCaw was shot at a boarding house when the doorbell rang. Samuel Hudgins father of Bilderback’s bride was arrested by two nearby policemen.
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Jackson, Tenn
Albert Bilderback
Chiro, I
Lucy Hudgins
Miss Hudgins
Bilderback
Robert
BE. McCaw
Samuel Hudgins
Four One-Pound Babies Taken to Bellevue Incubators
In New York on February 14 a Bellevue Hospital incubator intake reports four one pound babies brought in within a week. One survived five days before dying and another died an hour after birth.
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McConnwr
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Citizens' State Bank of North Chicago Permitted
The state auditor of public accounts grants a permit to organize Citizens' State Bank of North Chicago in Springfield New Jersey on February 14 with a capital of 25000 dollars.
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Bank
North Chicago
Springfield
State Auditor of Public Accounts
Citizens’ State Bank of
Governor Proclaims Arbor Day Observance Across State
Springfield Illinois February 14 The governor has issued an Arbor Day proclamation setting aside Friday April to plant trees statewide.
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vArnor
Springfield
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Uler
Dausman
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Legisla
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Vienna
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