Slayer Taken After Chase in Streets
St Petersburg reports General Pavloff, known as Hangman Pavloff, shot in the garden of the chief military court building. The assassin, disguised as a workman, fled through crowded streets firing about forty shots, killing a policeman and wounding a boy before being captured at Lantern lane. The killing is linked to a wider terrorist movement threatening ministers and the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Vladimir Pavioff
Pavloff
Moika Canal
Ignatieff
von der Launitz
Nicholas
Imperial Opera House
Opera House
Lantern Lane
Ing
Judicial Department
General Pavloff
Army
War Ministry
Supreme Military Court
Rediger
Baltic
Poland
Yourderer
Bangman
Grand Hotel
President Roosevelt plans Indiana Memorial Day visit
President Roosevelt has decided to visit Indianapolis to attend the Henry W. Lawton monument unveiling on Memorial Day. He told a citizens committee led by Representative Overstreet that he will speak about Civil War soldiers and Indiana war governor Oliver P. Morton, whose life he has been reading recently.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry W. Lawton
Representative Overstreet
Evans Woolen
Commercial Club
R. O. Hawkins
Board of Trade
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis News
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Laborers claim peonage in West Virginia lumber camp
Italian workmen allege they were taken to a West Virginia lumber camp last November, forced to blast, then held for days in a Box car by self-styled deputy sheriffs. After bread and water rations and no food, nine men secured release and returned to Hoboken while wage disputes were pursued with Italian ambassador aid through the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
Hoboken
N. J
State Department
Prince
W. Va
Dire Need Citizens Raid Coal Train at North Yakima
Citizens in North Yakima Washington raided a coal train yesterday leaving many without fuel as almost twenty car loads were taken. The train was rearranged with false bottoms to dump coal on the tracks as engineers attempted to depart. Citizens have organized to stop any coal trains that pass without supplying fuel amid zero weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
License Revoked for Solano Captain in San Francisco
San Francisco January 9. Captain William Wright of the Southern Pacific ferry boat Solano operating between Port Costa and Benicia had his license revoked by U.S. inspectors O F Bolles and J K Bulger following investigations prompted by Secretary Metcalf. Wright allegedly allowed Pullman car doors to remain locked while crossing the Carquinez Straits, a violation observed during Metcalf’s San Francisco trip.
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San Francisco
William Wright
Southern Pacific
Solano
Port Costa
Beniela
O. F. Bolles
J. K. Bulger
United States
Metcalf
Wright
Carquinez Straits
Famous Racer Reckon Dead At Dixiana Stables
Lexington Kentucky January 9 Reckon one of America s great race mares and broodmares died at the Dixiana stables. The mare by Imp Pizarro was twenty years old. She was bought five years ago by Captain B B Brown of Pittsburg from J A and A H Morris of New Jersey for 17000 dollars.
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Lexington
Reckon
America
Dixiana
Imp Pizarro
Brown
Pittsburg
J. A
A. H. Morris
New Jersey
Bryan Spirit Reigns At Jackson Day Banquet
Lafayette hosts eleventh annual Jackson club banquet with Bryanism the rallying cry for 1908. National figures including Folk Tillman and Jackson of New York expected. J Hamilton Lewis unable to attend due to illness. 350 covers served as Indianapolis delegation arrived. speeches by Prentiss, Honan, Rals ton, Npadair, Slack, Jewett, Gandy, Cravens.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Jackson Club
St. Nicholas Hotel
Grand Opera House
William Jennings Bryan
Folk
Missouri
B. R. Tillman
South Carolina
Jackson
New York
J. Hamilton Lewis
Thomas J. Barnes
Tippecanoe County
William Prentiss
Chicago
Thomas Honan
Seymour
Samuel J. Ralston
Lebanon
J. A. N. pAdair
Portland
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
Harry L. Gandy
Lagrange
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
Indianapolis
Baron Wilkes Sold to Carthage Buyer in Valued Trade
Lancaster Mass January 9 Baron Wilkes the great trotting stallion was sold to B Krell of Carthage Ma by Colonel John E Thayer. The price was not disclosed though reports say 25000 was paid from R G Stover of Paris Ky Baron Wilkes has a track record of 2 18 and has sired many famous racers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Mass
Baron Wilkes
B. Krell
Carthage
John E. Thayer
Thayer
R. G. Stover
Paris
Smuggled Chinese Migrants Caught In El Paso Rail Car
Eighteen Chinese men smuggled across the river were detained by immigration officers in El Paso Texas last night as they loaded belongings into a Santa Fe box car. They were jailed and face deportation, having bedding and provisions for a long journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Persian Shah Dies After Prolonged Illness in Teheran
Teheran official notice confirms Muzaffar Ed Din Mirza death at 11 p m. He was born 1853 in Teheran and educated in languages and eastern classics while amassing vast wealth. The royal treasure and jewel collection were valued at hundreds of millions in his time.
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Teheran
Persia
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Muzaffar Ed Din Mirza
Nazi Ed Din
Mussulman
Tabriz
Europe
Orient
East
Leibnitz
Death of Persian shah sparks memorial plans in London
London reports the Persian legation confirms the shah’s death with memorial service planned on funeral day. Officials say no internal trouble or foreign disturbance is expected, while Russia and Britain discuss a cautious Anglo Russian accord. Muzaffar Ed Din to lie in state eight to ten days with prayers, then buried at Abdul Azm mosque near Tehran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shah
Associated Press
Russia
Great Britain
Persia
Muzaffar-Ed-Din
Catafalque
Abdul Azm
Teheran
Farmers seek ditch law reform in Indiana session
Indianapolis Jan 9 farmers of Indiana prepare to urge law reform during the general assembly opening tomorrow. The Indiana farmers congress reports favor a new ditch law to reduce red tape and costs with petitions handled by circuit court judges and work supervised by township trustees with county surveyors paid forty cents an hour. The legislative committee includes Aaron Jones South Bend B F Marsh Frankfort Ellis House Bicknell Joshua Strange Marion W H Goodwine West Lebanon and L H Wright Columbus.
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Indiana Farmers’ Congress
Legislative Committee
Indiana
Aaron Jones
South Bend
B. F. Marsh
Frankfort
Ellis House
Bicknell
Joshua Strange
Marion
W. H. Goodwine
West Lebanon
L. H. Wright
Columbus
German American Bank Elects Officers for 1907
The German American Bank held its annual meeting with a large stockholder turnout. President S M Foster reported strong earnings and business. officers elected include S M Foster as president and Theo Wentz as first vice president. Henry C Berghoff named cashier alongside other officers. The Citizens Trust Company also re-elected directors and officers. Combined resources of four city banks show deposits over 8.5 million with loans around 6.31 million and deposits at 8.50 million.
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Sentinel
S. M. Foster
Henry Beadell
Gustave A. Berghoff
Christopher R. Colmey
Robert W. T. DeWald
David N. Foster
Henry Hilgeman
W. M. Griffin
Charles Kramer
Robert W. Klaehn
J. B. Niezer
Charles F. Pfeiffer
A. H. Perfect
Jesse F. Patterson
Maurice I. Rosenthal
W. H. Shambaugh
Frank L. Smock
Theodore F. Thie
E. W. Cook
Clinton
Willson
Paul Kuhne
United States
May Fix Responsibility For Terra Cotta Wreck
Washington January 9 The responsibility for the Terra Cotta wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio at Terra Cotta D C may be decided today by a coroner jury Coroner Nevitt has summoned witnesses and hopes to report this afternoon Engineer Hildebrand testifies he was given a double green signal at Silver Springs which after 6 pm means proceed with caution to University station Operator W M Dutrow at Silver Springs says the signal was white
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Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Terra Cotta
D. C
Nevitt
Hildebrand
Silver Springs
University Station
W. M. Dutrow
Indiana Supreme Court upholds $20,000 award in railroad case
Indianapolis January 9 The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed a judgment for twenty thousand dollars in favor of Frank Simons of Marion for the loss of a leg sustained in a railroad accidentainty.
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Marion
Indianapolis
Supreme Court of Indiana Today
Frank Simons
Fire devastates Michigan Stove Works plant
Fire gutted a large Michigan Stove Works plant on Jefferson Avenue in Detroit causing an estimated 750000 dollars in damage. The vast complex spanned ten to twelve acres with foundries and storage partly saved. Over 15000 stoves ruined and several firefighters were injured by falling debris.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Stove Works
Jefferson Avenue
Local Indiana items report deaths and civic changes
Abram Orr of Kendallville dies Tuesday. Salvation Army begins work at Bluffton. Frank Smith elected Bluffton city clerk to replace resigned E G Elliott. Warsaw ships ice from outside for first time in sixteen years. Abner Lewis ill in Auburn. Dr David G Linville critically ill in Columbia City. Koons family reunion near Kendallville after thirty four years apart. Bell exchange at Brimfield discontinued. service via Albion and Rome City. J Wallace Caswell sells one quarter stake in Syracuse factory at North Manchester for 20000 dollars. Editor Knowlton sells Wolf Lake Trolley newspaper to Rev R B Wood of Ormas. Marion Bluffton and Eastern Traction contracts for street and commercial lighting at Van Buren. Bluffton barbers dispute drives price cutting and Sunday openings. Capt S N Markley of Columbia City narrowly escapes electrocution. wife aided him and suffered lesser shock.
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Abram Orr
Kendallville
Salvation Army
Bluffton
Frank Smith
E. G. Elliott
Warsaw
Abner Lewis
Auburn
David G. Linville
Whitley County
Columbia City
A. F. Koons
Bell Telephone Exchange
Brimfield
Albion
Rome
J. Wallace Caswell
Syracuse
North Manchester
Knowlton
Wolf Lake
R. B. Wood
Free Baptist
Ormas
Marion, Bluffton and Eastern Traction Company
van Buren
S. N. Markley
Markley
Lost on Way to Wedding in Alameda Night Run
In Alameda California January 9 Rev Willsie M Martin of the First Methodist Episcopal church lost his way in darkness delaying the wedding of Miss Carrie Raleigh and Arthur Morse. The couple and guests searched for four hours while the minister wandered near Ever freen cemetery and the Hayward line before arriving at midnight to solemnize the marriage.
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Alameda
Cal
Willsie M. Martin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Melrose
Carrie Raleigh
Arthur Morse
Raleigh
Martin
Hayward
High Street
Everfreen
Taylor Again a Candidate for Indiana Governor
William L. Taylor former Indiana attorney general and noted attorney is set to seek the gubernatorial nomination. Floyd A. Woods his law partner announced the plan and said Marion county Republicans are being lined up for support. Taylor previously ran for the nomination four years ago and faced a strong fight.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William L. Taylor
Indiana
Floyd A. Woods
Taylor
J. Frank Hanly
Woods
Marion County
New York
Mr. Taylor
Notice to Defendants in Quiet Title Suit in Indiana
The State of Indiana Allen County notices Abe Ackerman v William J Harken rider et al in the Superior Court. The court finds nonresidents among numerous defendants and set March 2 1907 to answer. The action seeks to quiet title to real estate. Attest Joseph N Mason Clerk W Kuhne attorney for plaintiff.
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State of Indiana
Allen County
Abe Ackerman
William J. Harkenrider
State of
Indiana
Wancy E. Morrison
Laura B. Mead
Carrie M. Jones
Edwin S. Morrison
Mark Morrison
Nancy E. Morrison
Mattie F. Willey
Priscilla Collins
Amelia Collins
May Gould
Mary Gould
Dora Easton
Mary Kiser
Mary A. Morrison
Mary E. Morrison
Lida Morrison
Pearl Carrier
Maggie Carrier
Orpha Carrier
Lizzie Morrison
Lida Hopkins
John FE. Hopkins
Mark Hopkins
Mae Morrison
May Morrison
Ray Morrison
Eliza E. Bennett
Philip S. Morrison
Charles Borrison
Frank Morrison
Charles Morrison
Edward Morrison
James Morrison
A. L. Smith
Robert Morrison
Hanna Morrison
Hannah Morrison
Priscilla A. Morrison
Priscilla A. Forgy
Priscilla M. Forgy
Priscilla Forgy
Eliza D. Taylor
John H. Morrison
Mary C. Morrison
Samuel C. Morrison
William F. Morrison
Henry T. Morrison
William Morrison
Mark Morison
John Hall
John Grelder
Harry Morrison
John H. Hopkins
Daviseeg
Belle Morrison
Mrs. Carrier
Marya A. Morrison
Lida’ Morrison
Plaintiff
Joseph N. Mason
W. Kuhne
Appointment of Administrator for Heppenhammer Estate
Notice: William G. Heppenhammers appointed administrator of the estate of Hellen S. Heppenhammer, late of Allen County Indiana, deceased. Estate presumed solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellen S. Heppenhammer
Allen County
Indiana
William G. Heppenhammer
Seaton Appointed Night Ticket Clerk At Station
Fort Wayne and Wabash Traction company names E. J. Seaton as night ticket clerk at the interurban station and promotes Frank Finan to assistant agent. Both have long service with the station and the appointments recognize their good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne and Wabash Traction Company
E. J. Seaton
Frank Finan
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ends Suffering
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims druggists will refund 50 cents if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. The copy emphasizes quick relief and a money back offer.
Real Estate or Personal Security Notice
C and Pfeiffer advertise in rooms 6 and 7 Bass Block offering real estate or personal security services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeiffer
Bass Block
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Gen. Lawton
Bryan Spirit
Farmers of
General Assembly
Mits
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
U.S.A
Eeee Parker
Seaton
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