Bride Elect Applies for Marriage License and Sues In Lawsuit
Anna Martin obtained a marriage license on March 20 with Henry Pohlmeyer named as intended husband. The suit, filed by Martin, seeks $2,000 damages from Frederick and Louisa Pohlmeyer, alleging they caused the wedding to be thwarted by persuading the groom to flee the city.
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Anna Martin
Emma Pohlmayer
Mike Walsh
Miss Martin
Henry Pohlmeyer
Mr. Walsh
Frederick
Louisa Pohlmeyer
Attorny P. B. Colerick
Martin
Fay
Pohlmeyer
Extensive flood damage along Spy Run and Swinney Park
The St Joe river flood undermined the Spy Run east side near the north bridge, sending a 100 foot stretch into the river. Officials estimate 25000 dollars to repair and shore the highway, while temporary fencing guards the cave-in and sewer collapses compound city repair work across Mechanic Street and other areas.
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St. Joe
Spy Run
St. Jos
Board of County Commissioners
Smith
Tompkins
Washington Township
Population Near Eighty Million in 1903 Census
The census bulletin estimates the U S population at 79,900,389 exclusive of Alaska and insular possessions, up 3,805,514 since 1900. It lists 438 cities with 10,000+ inhabitants. New York reaches 3,716,139 and Chicago shows rapid growth.
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Washington
Census Bureau Today
United States
Alaska
New York
Chicago
Thieves Fire At Dwelling House on Clinton Street
Thieves forced an entrance to the dwelling of F. H. Hersch at 2617 South Clinton Wednesday night and after ransacking the place, fled. A note mentions the two million mark and cites various city population figures. Harry Keplinger, cashier of the White National Bank, was summoned to Oxford, Ohio, by a telegram about his daughter Hazel’s serious illness.
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F. H. Hersch
South Clinton
Harry Keplinger
White National
Oxford
Ohio
Hazel
Fire destroys second story. thieves vanish on train
A blaze swept the second story destroying money and valuables estimated at 1500 dollars. Detective Coling found no clues. he suspects the thief escaped on a night train. Herach the mail agent was home at Deshler on run with wife away in Avilin. Firemen found drawers opened and items scattered. police faced lack of information in Mr and Mrs Hersch’s absence.
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Coling
Herach
Deshler
Ohio
Avilin
Chose McWhirter to Head Ticket in Indiana Prohibition
Felix T. McWhirter of Indianapolis was named the prohibition candidate for governor on the first ballot at Tomlinson hall. The ticket includes H. C. Ramsay for lieutenant governor and a slate of state officials, with a contested treasurer race ending after two ballots. The platform calls for repeal of liquor laws and a constitutional prohibition, supports woman suffrage, and urges labor arbitration. the women’s suffrage plank passed amid a split within the party.
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Indianapolis
Felix T. McWhirter
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
McWhirter
Homer J. Hall
Franklin
Sumner W. Haynes
Portland
Hall
Supreme Court
H. C.ramsay
Fredericksburg
Alya BH. Swain
Arlington
R. Vv. Bing
Stato
R. L. Lenson
Elwood
W. A. Bwank
Crawfordstille
Edward W. Clark
A. L. Green
Fourdus University
J. E. Cowgill
W. H. Crowder
Sullivan
A. K. Starke
Rockville
Charles Culbertson
Shelbyville
BR. L. Leason
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Grean
Green
Charles H. Kiracore
Huntington
Monrose Wayhinger
Moore's Hill College
Boards of Arbitration
B. L. Allen
Elizabeth Stanley
A Cure for Headache DaWitt's Little Early Risers Ad
A public notice promotes DaWitt's Little Early Risers as a cure for headache biliousness and drowsiness. The pills are described as a tonic and purgative that cleanse and strengthen the system through effects on the liver and bowels. Sold by Meyer Bros Co.
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DaWitt
Meyer Bros. Co
Foraker Delivers Eulogies on Hanna in Senate Tribute
Washington April 7 The senate spent nearly all its time praising the late Senator Hanna after routine business as Foraker opened with sorrow resolutions. He recalled early bonds formed at the 1884 national convention and noted their friendship endured despite political rivalries, and he contrasted Hanna's genial public life with a fierce, uncompromising independence toward opponents.
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Washington
Senate
Hanns
Foraker
Hanna
Sherman
Notable tribute to Senator Hanna and allyships in battles
Mr Foraker and Mr Fairbanks delivered eulogistic remarks praising Senator Hanna's strength of character, generous friendships, and leadership in politics. They highlighted Hanna's intellect, judgment, and business aptitude while noting a deficiency in scholarship and oratorical gifts. Discussion touched on possible presidential speculation.
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St. Hanns
Foraker
Hannna
Hanna
Fairbanks
Mr. Hanna
Senate
Mormon Church Bans Polygamy at Conference
Salt Lake City April 7 The Mormon church renounced plural marriage for a second time, declaring that new polygamous unions are forbidden and violators face excommunication. President Joseph F. Smith and apostles led a reform againstcontinued plural marriages despite prior testimony suggesting support among some church leaders.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Mormon Church
Senate
Genater Reid Smoot
Joseph F. Smith
Washington
Tabernacle
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Smith
Francis M. Lyman
The
Twelve Apostles
Brigham H. Roberts
Congress
Woodruff
Church
Death Chant After Indian Train Crash Near Maywood
Sixty three Sioux on a delegation to Washington were in a two train collision west of Maywood Illinois in fog. Three died instantly and twenty were seriously hurt. Chief White Horse and many others suffered fatal or severe injuries as rescuers pulled survivors from wreckage. An Indian death chant followed the tragedy as doctors rushed the injured to Maywood and Chicago hospitals.
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Maywood
Washington
Roosevelt
Here
Philp
Thomas Comelast
Big Chief
Tutner
Boar
Annie Gooseface
Irs
Thomas Comelant
Tommy Comelant
Sammy Lone Hear
Abraham Goodenow
Little Elk
High Ball
William Sitting Bull
Sitting Bull
Colliafon
Passagera
White Horse
Indiana
Weareast
Prairin
Iron Tail
Oregon
Pneumonia cures and a Geneva obituary notice
A medical advertisement by Folsy's Honey and Tar claims to stop coughing forcefully and strengthen lungs to prevent pneumonia. It warns against substitutes. The notice also reports the death of Mrs. George W. Pyle, a prominent Geneva woman, on Tuesday.
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Dreier & Bro
George W. Pyle
Geneva
Auburn Man Held for Murder After Inquest
Auburn Indiana April 7 Coroner Ettinger returns a murder verdict against Frank Foltz in the inquest into the shooting of Edward Swigert on Tuesday night Foltz contends the shot was accidental but the coroner rules murder The inquest concluded shortly before 6 o clock Wednesday evening after a large turnout of residents and officials.
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Auburn
Ind
Ettinger
Edward Swigert
Frank Foltz
Child dies after swallowing carbolic acid near South Bend
In northern Indiana Helen May Hiser, sixteen months old, took carbolic acid and died. David Felter, a well known Warm saw citizen, died on the street from heart disease. Mrs. Fred Killius of Elkhart was badly injured by a gasoline stove explosion and may not recover. The Ligonsel Democratic caucus nominated Fred Green for mayor and a full slate for city offices.
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Helen May Hiser
South Bend
David Felter
Fred Killius
Elkhart
Ligonsel
Fred Green
Wright Smith
Solomon Henooh
William Wandersmith
Abe Weimer
Harlan Gibson
Jacob Sheets
Sen. Hanta
Albert Weaver
Thomas Kelly
Chronic bronchitis cured by Foley's Honey and Tar
Joseph Coffman of Montmorenci Indiana says ten years of chronic bronchitis left him unable to speak above a whisper until he tried Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports miraculous improvement and credits his employer for the recommendation. Many people have since used Foley's Honey and Tar with satisfaction.
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Joseph Coffman
Montmorenci
Ind
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Foltz Arraigned in Foltz Shooting Murder Case
Foltz pleads not guilty to murder in the Swigert death case after a coroner's jury verdict attributed the fatal wound to a bullet from Foltz's rifle. He is remanded without bond pending a preliminary hearing next week, remaining indifferent and未 willing to discuss the shooting.
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Tnesses
Swigert
Foltz
Walter
J. E. Pomeroy
Celebrate Appomattox Day in Elektron Hall
Encampment 51 Union Veteran Legion invites all veterans to Appomattox Day celebrations on April 18 featuring a program of patriotic songs and addresses in Elektron Hall.
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Union Veteran Legion
Elektron
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