Taft Aides Prepare for Grand Army Encampment at Gettysburg
Washington plans for feeding and sheltering veterans to attend the Grand Army of the Republic encampment on Gettysburg battlefield next July. Cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, and Western Hemisphere representatives will be present.
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War Department
Washington
Army of Veterans
Ange l
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Western Hemisphere
Cardinal Gibbons
Derailed Train 45 West of Schenectady No Injuries
A New York Central Express bound for the west derailed seven miles west of Schenectady Hoffmans New York. All 200 passengers were shaken but none injured. The incident stands among a string of late 1911 accidents and trials noted in the era.
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New York Central
New York
Hoffman's
N. Y
Schenectady
Californian claims lightweight crown amid Dalg try bout
In a calamitous sixteenth round at Dalgtry Cal With the wave of Ref er Jim Gritin disqualified Ad Wol gant, letting Wille Ritchie win the lightweight world title for the first time in Queensberry history. The Californian boy now holds the championship after the controversial finish.
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Ad Wolgant
Wille Ritchie
Dalg Try
Cal
Jim Gritin
Queensberry
Balkan War Congress Advances Bills Amid Global Tensions
The Balkan War Congress meets with over a billion dollars in appropriation bills. Germany Austria Roumania and Servia push active wartime measures after a brief lull. Durazzo falls to Servian troops altering Adriatic dynamics. Baghtche talks hint at possible armistice within days. President Woodrow Wilson signals willingness to take oath March 4 with ceremonies in late April.
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Germany
Austria
Roumania
Servia
Tehatulja
Durazzo
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Plumber Ramuel Grant Sues Over Alleged Evansville Trust
Evansville and Indianapolis firms are named in a trust suit filed by Samuel N. Grant seeking 2000 dollars in damages and dissolution of the alleged restraint of trade. The action names the Master Plumbers Association of Evansville, Peerless Silicus Company, and Indiana Supply Company among defendants in Vanderburgh County Superior Court.
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Fvanaville
Evaneville Plumbing
Tiny Hase
Fred M. Hostetter
Vanderburne County
Samuel N. Grant
Rie
Master Plumbers’ Association
Evanestle
Peerless Seliius Company
Evaneville
Indi Ann Supply Company
Indianapolia
Master Plumbers' Association
Crawford Prothers
Sauftary Plumbing Company
George Green
Gowran & Webber
J I. Newton Company
Joba Ff Weoley & Tion Woot Pinereedd
Oobengwel Steama Heating Company
Aucast Semmitt & Sons Company
Evenoville
Jeeeove Herston
Hen Newman
Andercon & Veach
Amomneie
Plimbers
Noteon
Aesoetathon
Gud
Abe Roacis Grant
Charles Craggan
Emerteenes
Inidaia Supply
Cord
Wo Sapenfield
Lemand
Detach Marriages Prompt Review by Methodists Conference
A report by the district committee notes Dettach and Jaden Lo withdrew from the Methodist Episcopal conference to ensure legal marriages. Dettach faced police court for performing unlawful rites with an underage partner. he admits past charges in Terre Haute and Lafayette. Seton has ceased performing marriages.
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Jaden Ho
Trey Ha
Methodios
Constance of Ao
Ier
Co Ponthey
Oand
Tatle
Deteh
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Seteh
New Nose for Little Girl in Fort Wayne Rescue
In Fort Wayne a three year old girl named Katherine Godfrey received a novel nasal reconstruction. A rib graft from her forearm was shaped into a new nose, implanted on the face, with the rib removed and the tissue secured to the forehead as healing progressed. The procedure aims to unite flesh and bone and minimize scarring.
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Fort Wayne
Navy
Katherine Godfrey
Nurse Josephine Files Remembered as Angel of the Sixty Fifth
Evansville reports the death of Mrs. Josephine Files a Civil War nurse known as the angel of the sixty fifth She served in the Union army and her husband served with the sixty fifth Indiana regiment during the war The obituary notes her prominent wartime service and legacy.
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Evansville
Josephine Files
65Th Indiana Regiment
Blauth Case Dismissed in Evansville
John W Blauth charged withembezzling about 46000 funds has case dismissed at request of Prosecuting Attorney J W Sappenfield in Evansville on November 27.
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Blauth
Evansville
John W. Blauth
J. W. Sappenfield
Bey Injured In Plato Accident Near Bowling Green
Bowling Green scene reports 14 year old Ben Stwalley son of Mrs Barberes Stwalley was accidentally shot in the breast while inspecting a plate at his home two miles southwest of the city.
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Bey
Plato
Bowling Green
Here
Ben Stwalley
Barberes Stwalley
Robbery by Deputies Seizes Hammond Slot Machines
Two men posing as deputy sheriffs from Hammond raided Schneider on Saturday night using a large auto van to seize money and slot machines from saloons and businesses. Authorities believe they collected over $1,000 before departing at high speed. Some machines were gambling devices, limiting owners’ recourse if caught. Also in Sheitoyville two young men wrecked a touring car after an eerie downhill ditch incident.
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Hammond
Calumet
Schneider
Stara
St In
Shetoyville
Chinde Day
Here
Robert Miller
Railroad Sold for Junk in Greensbury
A six mile railroad line from Greensbury to Parris Clo, built years ago to transport stone, was sold for junk. The former line served local distribution and connected to the main rail network.
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Greensbury
Parris Clo
Indiana News In Brief From Bedford To Muncie
A jumble of local incidents spans Bedford to Muncie. Five year old Coshla of Bedford was fatally injured in a traffic incident. Evansville labor cases involve Sunnyside Coal and a contract dispute. A man near Columbus is linked to gravel road fraud allegations. Greenfield and Lawrenceburg report forgery arrests and disease outbreaks. Marion sees a shooting injury incident and Muncie notes a saloon keeper’s license dispute.
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Corbine
Evansville
Long Chapman
Sunnyside Coal Company
Arlichapeter
Aidan
Steuek Bidin
Maria Tadale
Tradt
Teac
Hooper
Wwe
Ovente
Lawrencebore
Olin Wo Bennett
Ree
Eveland
Cincinnati
Chienna
Stodanth
Willio Ritehell
Pennett
Benanerts
Bartholomew County
EL HE Kinkes
FR Dunk
Columbus
William EL Romine
Romine
Jae Tee Kinnes
Mr. Dunlap
South Bend
John Perenuez
Greenfield
Leslie F. Pope
Palestine
Jaf
Lawrenceburg
Board of Health
James B.hase
Clay Township
Marion Olin Garrison
Benjamin Garrison
Lafontaine
Muncle—Carney Bartlett
Merger Knockout Ends UP and SP Union
The U S Supreme Court orders the breakup of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific merger ruled a Sherman Act violation. The decision enforces independent operation to prevent monopoly across the rail system once guided by E H Harriman. Washington news service summary notes the ruling follows Mississippi’s beverage contract issue.
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Kinaton
Supreme Court of the United States
Union Paefile
Paette
Eo HL Harriman
Washington
Mississippi Supreme Court
Mississippi
Hughes
Flames destroy plant near Me daimsville causing loss
Fire at a local plant west of Hellaire destroyed the facility and caused significant damage. Officials estimate substantial losses while investigators seek the cause and confirm no injuries. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text but the incident involved the Stinibird state company and nearby workers.
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Urlek Co
Medaimsville
Hellaire
Shaaban
Judgment Confirmed in Cassation Court Case
A cassation court confirms the judgment related to a Comorra case in Viterba involving charges tied to Geanare Cuncala. The ruling upholds the trial court’s sentence and transfers the matter toward enforcement.
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Rome
Viterba
Unclear OCR: Tragic incident involving multiple deaths
Fragmentary report indicates a mother drowned herself and a person named Elwell killed themselves. Police say a date is recorded and a Jeep card is mentioned. Primary troubles described as water related may be involved.
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Austin Elwell
Ghaapepa
Cincinnati Markets Summary of Prices and Commodities
Market notes show wheat, hay, timothy, clover, and mixed feeds with varied prices. Livestock quotes include poultry, cattle, hogs, and sheep with ranges for primes, butchers, and selections. Prices reflect nationwide market shifts and specific item classes for wholesale buyers.
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Aden
Timothy Ses
Pension for Former Presidents and Widows Proposed
The first public bill in the house would pension former presidents and their widows. Brought by Representative DeForest of New York, it would grant a former president $2,000 monthly, a widow $1,000, and each minor child under 21 with both parents dead would receive $200 per month.
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Washington
United States
Representative DeForest
New York
Heresy of Cain Blamed for Modern Labor Unrest
A Baltimore American reprint argues the era of Cain is the social heresy behind labor strife, wealth disparity, and greed. It urges Christian restitution, urging the wealthy to fund ministers and care for workers, contrasting mercy with class conflict and urging universal brotherhood.
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Cain
Caih
Jesus
Ter
St. Paul
Lfe
MIB
Abel
Industria
Christ
Baltimore American
Education progress from parish schools to compulsory schooling
Rev. F. B. Luther notes literacy widened from clergy only to widespread reading and marks compulsory education as a recent milestone in civilization, describing it as a prom of progress rather than a disgrace.
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Luther
Episcopalian
Hertford
Cona
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