Governor's Powers Questioned Over Terrell Case in Bluffton
Bluffton Indiana April 29 John Terrell sentenced to life in the penitentiary Judge Smith refused to defer despite Governor Durbin's orders Durbin argues governor can pardon not restrain court actions The case raises questions about governor authority over judiciary and insanity commission findings Opening tension centers on Terrell's potential transfer to an insane hospital
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Bluffton
Ind
John Terrell
Smith
Johnson
Indianapolis
Sherif
Wells County
Terrell
Winfield T. Durbin
Italiana
Durbin
John M. Smith
Hfe
Imade
Pelletan says France will fortify possessions not seek conquests
Bizerta April 20 French minister of marine M Pelletan tells celebrating citizens France will not pursue conquests and will use resources to strengthen current holdings He doubts the nation will be drawn into war and fears no far reaching complications.
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Bizerta
Tunis
M. Pelletan
France
Dr King s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Col ds
A historical note praises Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung diseases, citing Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass as saved. It notes Dr Dreier Bro sell the remedy with a guarantee and prices 50c and 1.00 and trial bottles. Also reports a dispatch boat Kinshin Maru sunk by Russians near Gensum with 200 Japanese troops drowned.
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Dr. King
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Dreier & Bro
Nagasaki
Gensum
Will Cure Consumption Says Ark Citizen
A. A. Herren of Finch, Arkansas, writes Foley's Honey and Tar best for coughs cold and chest trouble. He claims it has cured consumption in the first stages. Sold by Dreier & Bro.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, “ Ark
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Teamsters Leader and Officials Arrested After Card Game Fight
CG B. Shea international Teamsters president K B Fitzpatrick first vice president and Walter Bhites United Garment Workers organizer were arrested in Gromi Rapids Michigan for assault and battery on Foster following a dispute over a card game. Shea and Fitzpatrick are in town directing the local Teamsters strike.
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Gromi Rapids
Mich
CG. B. Shea
Teamsters’ Union
K. B. Fitzpatrick
Walter Bhites
United Garment Workers
Foster
Shea
Fitzpatrick
Teamsters
Four Die in Lansing Hotel Fire on East Michigan
A three story brick building on East Michigan Avenue known as the Bryan house burned last night in Lansing. Four people died including Jerome C. Stiles of Grand Rapids and three Lansing residents Ranson Dingman James Ray and John Volland. Several others were injured and a gasoline tank explosion spread flames making rescue difficult. Loss is about 5000 dollars.
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Lansing
Mich
Bryan
East Michigan Avenue
Jerome C. Stiles
Grand Rapids
John Volland
Ranson Dingman
James Ray
Stiles
Republicans to Begin Fight Soon in Indiana Campaign
Indianapolis April 29 The Republican state committee will start the campaign next week by sending 40 000 letters to Republican workers in Indiana. Senator C G Lyons in charge of the speakers bureau says active campaigning will begin about September 1. Senators Fairbanks Beveridge returning from the state convention will not go to Washington this summer. They plan several addresses in various parts of the country and Beveridge will stay in Indianapolis until after the national convention.
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Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
Indiana
C. G. Lyons
Republican State Headquarters
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Washington
Not A Sigk Day Since Kidney Trouble Cure
B F Bass of Fremont North Carolina reports illness relief after trying Van Tlmetic Bitters. He says medicines failed but a few doses cured him and he has not had a sick day since. Neighbors report rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles improved. 50 cents at Dreier & Bro druggists.
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Jason
Mina
B. F. Bass
Fremont, N. C
Dreier & Bro
Celebrated Anniversary Of Odd Fellowship Event
The eighty fifth anniversary of the founding of Odd Fellowship in America was celebrated by Harmony lodge No. 18 attended by Grand Master Johnson and Lieutenant Governor Gilbert. A speaking and musical program preceded ice cream and cake. Foley's Honey and Tar is non opiate and safe for children. sold by Dreler and Bro.
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Odd Fellowship In American
Harmony Lodge
No. 18
Johnson
Gilbert
Cale
Foley's
Dreler & Bro
Saloon Faces Street Under Nicholson Law
Indiana supreme court rules saloons must face a street under the Nicholson liquor law. Selling liquor in a saloon that faces an alley is illegal and punishable, even if the alley is renamed. The Noblesville appeal prompted a ruling seen as a major blow likely to close about a thousand saloons statewide.
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Noblesville
Supreme Court
Nicholson Iaw
Van Buren News Sold to Bluffton Pair
In northern Indiana the Van Buren News has been sold to Lem Bachelor and Garth Kiser of Bluffton. A Markle movement seeks a new cemetery. Oil pumper Fred Gause is gravely injured by a falling derrick in Wells county.
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van Buren
Lem Bachelor
Garth Kiser
Bluffton
Markle
Fred Gause
Petroleum
Wells County
Maud Towns
John T. Gain
Logansport
Gain
R. M. Scherer
Monroe
Wallace
Peru
Fred Stoackle
Elihart
Laura Lutz
Marion
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brown Named to Indiana Deaf Institute Board
Dr. H. B. Brown president of Valparaiso Normal School.named by Governor Durbin to the board of trustees of the Indiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf. The board becomes democratic while the sale and purchase commission remains republican, with W. W. Ross of Evansville and Willem P. Herron of Crawfordsville as members.
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Indianapolis
H. B. Brown
Valparaiso Normal School
Indiana
Durbin
Indiana Institution For the Education of the Deaf
Diller
W. W. Ross
Evansville
Willem P. Herron
Crawfordsville
Indiana populists name delegates for national convention
Indiana populists held a state convention in Indianapolis naming at large and district delegates for the July national convention at Springfield. Resolutions endorsed Samuel W. Williams of Vincennes for president and instructed Indiana’s delegation to oppose all contrary moves. Indiana will send 24 delegates to Springfield. A second item notes Jay county man David Money at 88 with a long home-building record, and George Baldwin’s serious injuries in a Peru bagging mill accident.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Springfield
Samuel W. Williams
Vincennes
Williams
Fred J. Robinson
Cloverland
Adam P. Hanna
Waveland
VanVorhis
A. G. Burkhart
Tipton
John W. George
Frankfort
H. J. Osborn
Cadoga
J. C. Smith
Monticallo
Wim. Smith
Logansport
Hiram Maing
Fort Wayne
John Maugherman
South Bend
Fred J. S. Robinson
Middle-Of
Jay County
David Money
Money
George Baldwin
Peru
Japanese Fleet Sighting Sparks Vladivostok Reports
Telegrams from St. Petersburg say a Japanese squadron was seen six miles off Port Arthur and ten cruisers with six torpedo boats were spotted near Vladivostok. Emperors greeted sailors at Nicholas Hall and banquets followed, while anxiety rose over possible closer approaches and limited fighting along the Yalu.
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St. Petersburg
Viceroy Ailexieff
Port Arthur
Alexieff
Vladivostok
Yalu
Associated Press
Japanese transport Kinshin Maru sunk by Russian cruiser
In a night engagement off Ironday last the Kinshin Maru was torpedoed amidships by Russia killing or drowning seventy three on board. The two boats saved forty five soldiers and nine passengers. Survivors reached shore and were taken by steamer to Gensan.
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Tokio
Russia
Rossia
Gensan
Yeszen's Raid Successful in Eastern Korea Action
St Petersburg reports Rear Admiral Yeszen's raid as entirely successful. Russian ships returned to Vladivostok after inflicting material and moral damage on the Japanese, sinking the Kinshin Maru to prevent escape as 130 Japanese aboard refused surrender. Russian operations are seen as accelerating toward Gen San and affecting Yalu River plans.
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St. Petersburg
Yesgen
Vladivostok
Yesten
Gen San
Plaksin Bay
Song Jin
Alexleit
Vindivortek
Yeszen
Korea
Yalu River
Dismissal of Prize Case at Sasebo Naval Court
The prize case of the captured Russian steamers before the naval court of appeals at Sasebo is dismissed. Masujima, a leading Japanese barrister, argued the outdated laws hinder modern life and urged Japan set a civilizing precedent. The detained Russian officers at Sasho will remain in custody.
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Nagasaki
Naval Court of Appeals
Sasebo
Masujima
Japan
Sasho
Loss of Warship Report From Port Arthur
Moscow via Port Arthur correspondent recounts Captain Jakovieff of the Russian battleship Petropavlovsk surviving a battle and explosion with injuries. He describes orders given before the blast, the artist Verestchin, and Colonel Agapieff documenting events. Also notes submarine tests at Fort Arthur showing underwater endurance and fleet protection.
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Moscow
Port Arthur
Ruakal Slavo
Jakovieff
Petropavlovsk
St. Petersburg
Jakovisis
Agapieff
Verestchagin
Fort Arthur
Russians to Enforce Martial Law West of the Edao
Report from Pekin states the Russian administration plans to declare martial law west of the Edao river. The dowager empress orders provincial governors to forgo birthright celebrations and redirect funds to arm 72000 troops immediately. Foley's Honey and Tar is sold by Dreier and Bro.
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Pekin
Edao
Chemulpo Heroes Feted After Battle Survivors Arrive
Crowds greet Variag and Korietz sailors in St Petersburg with waving flags and cheers. Grand Duke Alexis and a naval entourage inspect the survivors, receiving reports on health and numbers, while saluting the troops in orderly fashion.
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St. Petersburg
Variag
Alexis
Chemulpo
Roudeneff
Grand Duke
Heronn
Winter Palace
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