Senate action on war costs and committees in session
In Washington on May 8 to 24 the Senate considered routine memoranda and a resolution by Mr Malgan of Alabama calling on the secretary of war for information on transport costs. A prior Bacon resolution from Burgin proposed creating committees to handle relations with China and the Philippines amid ongoing fiscal questions.
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Aliwhama
Bacon
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Morris
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Ford & Co
Porta Wien
Thy Trust Company
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Washington Pledges Neutral Stance in Election Debate
Fragmented draft copy shows a cautious stance by American political voices on mobilizing public sympathy and avoiding partisan tilt. Mentions Washington, Chicago, and Europe with hints of plans to influence or support policy debates and possible public actions.
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Washinistin
Pune
Anysinus
Washington
Chicago
Fixcher
Local Auction Listing From Delphit Pa Sold On Lime Month
Notice lists an auction in Delphit Pennsylvania with a round wire tire item and a trial return date near June 28, 1900. It mentions the Republican National Convention and contact details for A. Astin in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
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Delphit
Dielkers
Democratic party factions weigh policy at Indiana conference
Fragmented remarks discuss candidates and strategies for a national campaign. Mentions Aurion AW MLA UAS, Bryan, and Indianapolis convention. Notes influence of Tyngas City gathering on policy, free silver, and unity among Democrats in a tense run up to the convention.
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Tullianapalis
Soi Democraty
Lng
Leal
Wamminare U Waliuital
Gale Dlomocratic
Courm
Tyngas
Jndlinau Atemmagealiy
Euieralion
Kmolitions
Alopiodhiv
Mathew Hileer
Meyer
Actin Eterno
Wwe
Neely accused in sensational New York fraud case
A garbled report from a distant paper outlines charges against Neely for alleged thefts and embezzlement activity tied to a high-profile case. The narrative mentions witnesses, a court appearance, and alleged wrongdoing spanning multiple locations, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Clocks Are Started In Tower In Chicago Clock Installation
Four clocks in the tower were installed by Henry Heenray of the Chicago Time Gong Holling company on Thursday at 4 o clock. The work occurred near Cathown street and Trates. The mechanism uses compressed units and controls by Wathey clocka in the tower's operation.
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J Heenray
Tuhuion Tine Gon Holling Company
Chienga
Elgele
Tierene Litteloole
Winthey Clocka
KelleyPhilghips wed at St Patrick's in wedding rites
Kelley Philgiph s wedding took place on a Wednesday at St Patrick's Church with family members attending. The ceremony featured traditional vows and a modest reception followed by congratulations from relatives.
Wedding of Miss Kelley and Philiphs at St Patrick’s Church
Rev J F Delaney officiated the marriage of Miss Mary Kelley and Philliphs at St Patrick’s church. The bride wore a blue tanneling cloth gown. Music by Prof M Togan’s orchestra enhanced the nuptials as out of town guests Elin Tick Marguecilo Tick Mrs Deloss Winnie Crane attended.
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J. F. Delaney
Ted
Grand Lodge Officers Elected at Indiana Masons Session
The Indiana Grand Lodge session elected Olin B Mulloway as Grand Master and Colamta W Brownback as Grand Senior Warden. Reports listed expenditures, new lodge charters to Rayville and Markleville, and tributes to deceased members including N. Rehachlis.
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Truliasapolis
Grand Laden Nf
Grand Amster
Olin EB. Hulloway
Kniphtstowns County
Grand Akester
Colamta W. Brownback
Pendleton
Senjae Ku Warden
Damen W. Dunbay
New Albany
Grand War Vicit
Willian B. Rogish
Tudiananatis
Gram Oawaver
Martin H. Ries
Tudianapolis
Walle
L Smythe
Tadianpuli Kru Crantes
Movlimer Nya
di Ports
Zrand
Rayoville
Raviece City
Rexville
Markleville
Gfir
Wille
Uae
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Mexico
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Dan Pedlat
Grau
Lott
Crand
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Proland Buonuster
Toy Hungarias Evan
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Wanted worker at Allen county school convention
Wanted, a host worker from Allen county to attend a school convention at the bell in June. Payment includes breakfast, dinner, and supper. invitations to prominent workers Alfred Day and Mary Fuster. attendees will be entertained by a dispatcher and promised wages. ALD. GORATH Supt, Allen Go: 5. 8 Asan, ARH WEB
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Rlelten
Tate
Maine
Selina
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al Hatton
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Alfred Day
Toreytyy Conia
Tasaph Clark
Servie Lary
Oldos Ms
Mary Fuster
Priory
Rewanders
Bette
Ald
Gorath
Local road tolls and theater schedule in Fort Wayne posting
A fragmented notice mentions road travel changes and theater times tied to the Music Teacher's Association. It lists ticket prices, session dates, and a return deadline, with references to Fort Wayne, Georgia, and a few numeric cues. The reading remains unclear but implies event travel and performance logistics.
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Coust
Fort Wayne
Tad
Bloody Mystery Remains Unsolved Nora Kifer Vanishes
Evanville Indiana May 21 1900 reports a grisly mystery resembling the Pearl Bryan case. Nora Kifer 19 from Etherfeld Warren county disappeared after leaving for a spelling match April 3. A body found in Pigeon Creek 20 miles above Evansville is identified as Nora Kifer but motive and killer remain unknown. Police describe a lack of conclusive evidence and search for a clew continues. The suspect’s wife sought divorce and a possible motive tied to domestic strife is explored. The pinked clothing and a strange letter may hold clues as investigators pursue any handwriting match. The body shows signs of a brutal death with blunt impact and water exposure limits. Authorities hope an arrest soon.
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Tad
Pearl Bryan
Lown
Syund
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jWerks
Evensvilly
Ind
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Uniselty
Nora Kiefer
Etherfeld
Warriete
Equity
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Riefer
Sii
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Innange
Blbertell
Int
Evansvilla
Chicago
Bergs
Kieferae Lelures
Kiefer
Steuler
Mur- Meters
Smallpox Rife as Anderson Health Officers Enforce Vaccination
May 23 Anderson Indiana reports smallpox cases rising with fifteen cases across five families. City health officials confront public criticism and threaten vaccination, as doctors warn the disease is spreading and call for swift action despite local opposition.
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Anderson
Ind
Fein
Kyalui
Foruieil Lng
Physeians
Tie Elty
Law Upheld In Pay Requirements For Employers
In a superior court ruling yesterday the state upheld weekly pay requirements for employers. Cases against American Plaza, Wright Shovel, and American Pine Glass involve labor by workers across the state. Judicial action, led by Dallas McAhee, confirms prior statutes while noting industry opposition and broader labor concerns.
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Andean
Wa Plaza
Wright Shovel Company
American Pinte Glass Company
Alexandria
Dallisl McAhee
Inaperior
Hetdi Phe Lents
Tanhinna
Lowk Ube
Enumeration shortage sparks new count in LaPorte area
May 23 report from LaPorte Indiana notes alleged illegal registrations and a second census for Michigan City. Officials say a 700 shortage will cost 84,500 in school funds and may force cuts to teaching staff while funds and staffing await a corrected tally.
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Laporte
Ind
Soosaiony
Umera
Ign
Sean
Zeigher
Michigan City
Gole Jer
Young Hartford Girl Seeks Pardon for Brother
A fourteen year old Hartford City girl, Waynie Drown, plans to travel to Marion to collect signatures from the trial judge, attorneys, and jurors on a petition to the governor seeking a pardon for her brother Willard Brown, who is imprisoned in Jeffersonville for fishing. The brother is nine years old.
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Hartford City
Ind
Waynie
Willard Brown
Teffersonvile
Kation
Mavion
Sosk
Elyheser
Oil Fire Devours Wells Belonging to Toledo Firm
Five barrels of crude oil owned by Argue, McKisson & Co. of Toledo were burned yesterday in an eastern county oil field. The blaze destroyed derricks and much well rigging. Officials say the fire originated accidentally.
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Weods Oil
Argue, McKisson & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Caterpillars Raid Auburn Area Damaging Orchards
A May report from Auburn Indiana notes caterpillars damaging orchards along State Avenue. Early sections show heaped debris and widespread infestation harming crops as residents assess the impact on local fruit trees and farmland.
Strip the trees of foliage as fury nears buyout
Fragmentary text describes trees stripped of leaves and a faction poised to buy out. The note mentions swarms and orchard damage with unclear subject names and actions, indicating a conflict or coercive pressure affecting an agricultural area.
Burglars Wreck Postal Safe At Gilead Near Peru
Peru Indiana May 24 Burglars ransack the post office at Gilead twelve miles from Peru early yesterday forcing the safe. A quantity of drink money stamps and stamps were taken though the postmaster declines to publicize the total. The safe was completely wrecked in what appears to be a deliberate break in.
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Here
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Sivuwdy
Newton estate report aims to divide holdings among relatives
A Cortland Indiana probate report lists the holdings of veteran bail official William Newton and his brother John. Cash on hand totals 10,280.68 with 4,884.71 in other accounts and real estate valued at 18,000. The estate will be divided among women relatives living in Rhoda Island Pennsylvania California and England.
Republican Ticket Huntinlurn Indiana May election slate
A Harlington county republican convention nominated the ticket for the May election. Judges Charles White, Rathins, and county prosecutor WA Mitchell named as officers. Harvey C. Dilley treasurer. George B. Stephen sheriff. Alonzo A. Crandall recorder. George Woller surveyor. Herman Thy iy coroner. Dr Frank B. Moryan as medical examiner. J C Weeks, Suet C Wither, and M W Fisher named for commissions.
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Huntinlurn
Ind
Harlington County
Tudge
Chiras
Rathins
Mitchell
Harvey C. Dilley
George B. Stephen
Shevill
Alonzo A. Crandall
George Woller
Herman Thy Iy
Frank B. Morya
Ngamssov
C. Weeks
Suet C. Wither
MW. A. Fisher
Shurgie Sues Contractor Over Church Chancel Work
A Cincinnati contractor, Thomas Owens, was found liable for $3,000 by a Shurgie, Indiana court for unfinished work on a church expansion. The case cites breaches tied to the Catholic congregation’s contract, with damages awarded to cover incomplete construction and related costs.
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Anton Jagdt
Emmy Ginny
Garden disaster claims life at Kokomo farm event
At a Kokomo farm gathering an uplifted garden bar struck by a sudden blast caused a fatal injury to a woman named Mia Hamilton and left another seriously stunned. The incident disrupted the graduation night at Kikosna High School where Mine Livution was to receive a diploma.
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Toby
Witter
Ailselhy
Mix
Siands
Nias Hamilton
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Hamion
Haved
Kikosna Hagh School
Indiana killer Garver flees after Patterson murder
Bining Sun Indiana May 25 A reward is posted for Garver who shot William Patterson during a political quarrel at the republican primary in Florence. Garver, the noting sheriff, has fled to Kentucky. Extradition between Kentucky and Indiana may be raised if he is captured.
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Bining Sun
Ind
Garver
Williamt Patterson
Shot the Man, Not the Vat Incident in Indiana
In Ondallville Indiana on May 25 Far rest Tl Hendel of Wa Gake attempted to shoot a cat molesting chickens. The rifle barrel burst as he pulled the trigger, injuring his left hand. Authorities report the accident occurred during the failed shot.
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Ondallville
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Farrest Tl. Hendel
Wa Gake
Nickel Plate Road One Dollar Outing Offer
Anywhere and return for one dollar on the Nickel Plate Road. Travel on Sundays between any two points within one hundred miles on our Fearless Trio of Daily Express Trains. Organize parties of five or more and enjoy a Sunday outing. D A Waterline Fort Wayne Indiana.
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