Missed Train Delays Longworths in Chicago Breakfast
Special to The Sun reports Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth missed their arrival and could not attend the Hamilton Club breakfast in Chicago for Appomattox Day. The event proceeded with arrangements at the Fine Arts Building. Mrs. Longworth planned to visit friends while Longworth attended later engagements.
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Chicago
Nicholas Longworth
Hamilton Club
Appomat
Longworths
Pennsylvania
Tecoratore
Tine Arts
Shere
Longworth
Meteninke
Eperk
Saloon Worker Arrested for Stolen Whisky Claim
Victor Hyson, a former bartender at Mre Hires saloon in Linertest, was arrested Monday by Desseoves Gebar and Sarph on charges of stealing whisky from the saloon. Mrs Hires says Huston worked ten weeks and never turned in any money, leading to his discharge.
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Victor Hyson
Mre
WGN
Linertest
Desseoves Gebar
Sarph
Hinston Saya
MulaLill
Mra
Hires
Huston
Danville Woman Dies Leaving Seven Children
Mrs Bertram Dooley, 34, of near Danville Ind, died yesterday from a complication of diseases. She leaves a husband and seven children and was buried after funeral rites conducted nearby.
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Serra Tonesus
Danville
Ind
Bertramt Dooley
Damdiin
Weather Delays Hit Danville Farmers With Rainy Spring
The Sun reports March storms and April rains have left Danville farmers behind on spring work. Frost-free prospects for fruit, especially peaches, look uncertain as delayed field tasks continue.
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Danville
Ind
Bowser Nomination For Joint Senator Seat Declared
Bowser, editor of the Chesterton Tribune, nominated by the Republicans for joint senator of Lake and Porter counties. Eighteen ballots were taken, Bowser declared the nominee by one third of the vote.
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Arihur
Bowser
Chesterton ‘Tribune
Repur i
Lake
Porter
Notice of liquor license request in Indianapolis Indiana
Edward A. Menling gives notice to citizens and taxpayers in Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply at the county commissioners May term 188 for a license to sell spirituous fermented malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities larger than five gallons and to allow drinking on the premises. The business is in the front room 114 feet by a tee roof fronting east on Delaware Street on the first floor of a three story brick building north of the southeast corner of lot No 12 fronting 36 feet on Delaware Street in square 1 city of Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana known as No 176 North Delaware streets inward No 7.
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Nereby
Center Township
Marlow County
Yndiana
Delaware Street
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Delaware
Edward A. A
Macron
Tndiana
Board of County Commissioners
Chess
Rodin
Conter Fon County
Dias
Privr Tench
Sixth Ward Center
Board of Commissioners
Marian County
Ana Bank
Meridianst
Neadiriysnivei
Tuwnshi
Marios
Initiana
Sertiinert
Albert Litzelberi
Notice of license for intoxicating liquors in Marion county Indiana
The notice informs residents of the Thirteenth ward Center township Indiana that Joseph Pelueger seeks a license from the Marion county Board of Commissioners at the May term 1% to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The premises occupy the northeast corner of Lincoln and Hast streets Ward 33 on Fant street, a front room 15 by 69 feet on the first floor of a two story building in Seidensticker and Martner addition. The notice serves as a take of license privileges.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Notice of liquor license request in Center township ward
The subscriber announces to citizens and voters in Sixty ward Center township Indiana by applying to the Board of County Commissioners in May 1806 for a license to sell malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business premises lie in a two story brick building fronting on Minotx street with an entrance on lot No 2 Square 44 city of Indianapolis Center County Indiana.
Immigrant Arrivals Surge in New York March Season
New York in April era reports a flood of migrants arriving by ship from various routes. Officials note March arrivals surged to record levels as four ships carried about 1,200 aboard. The commissioner cites persistent yearly inflows through April May and June with thousands more migrants joining the exodus.
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Warlen F. Pew
New York
Robert Watelam
Annual Flood Arrivals Mark Prosperous Settlement
The report notes a wave of arrivals amid improving conditions, highlighting Irish immigrants among recent entrants. Officials describe enhanced industries and infrastructure, while authorities urge orderly integration and continued job opportunities to sustain growth.
Plaintiff Arrested as Conspiracy Claim Raised in Habeas Corpus Plea
Attorney for Richart Pather alleges a conspiracy exists and seeks a writ of habeas corpus. The case references Parker arrested last year over an alleged immoral business linked to an employment agency. Trial set for Monday morning at 3, with details of police actions and associated officials.
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Firker
Parker
Snemik Cate
Charac
Tir Pole
Prizoner
Kruger
Slough Misfortune Injures State Printing Clerk
Harry Slough of the State Printing Board limped to his offer on Monday with a foot in a damaged shoe after slipping on a stairway at home. The injured member was described as wet and double-leaded but not on the standing gates, a dented pel t.
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Slough
Harry Slough
The
State Printing Board
Montgomery Co
Pam
Rite Home
Miami
United States
M.antyr
Colter
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Spring Cleanse
In spring thousands suffer impurities from winter, leading to pimples dull head aches and fatigue. The remedy urged is Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid or tablet form marketed as 100 doses.
Pension Questions and Answers in The Washington Post
Reader asks about widow pension eligibility for Civil War soldier and general rules for disability based and service connected pensions. Responses explain options under June 27 1868 act and May 2 188? provisions, including need to prove disability in line of duty, possible widow pension increases, and requirements for examination by U S examining surgeons for increases. The column clarifies how death in service affects eligibility and notes that some cases depend on proof of service, disability, and proper filing dates.
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Washidom Post
Nashville
Tenn
Meath
Orier
Tae Saidicr Ag
United States
Hart Traff
Nik
Conductor Saves Cars in Lightning Fire Incident
A lightning strike endangered a streetcar near Indianapolis as flames threatened the vehicle. Conductor and crew managed to extinguish the fire, passengers were moved, and the car was repaired and returned to Tipton after delays. Motorman William LeMont was on the lever when the bolt struck. no injuries were reported.
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Peru
Sandsey
Tipton
William Lemont
Indianapolis
Iever
Obey Ordinance Impacts Chicago Tunnel Project
The Supreme Court today ruled on the West Chicago company case upholding a city ordinance passed recently requiring the company to undertake a tunnel project from Van Buren Street to a ship channel along the Chicago reef. The decision reinforces municipal authority in infrastructure and public works cases.
Atlanta editor appeals for swift hanging in murder case
Atlanta April. The Rev J G Tawlings of Lowndes county under sentence of death for killing the Carter children asks Gov. Tepreth to refuse further reprieves and grant immediate execution. He declares they are tired of the affair and wish to be hanged on May 1 as his sentence directs.
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Atlanta
J G. Tawlings
Lowndes County
Notis
Ander
Carter
Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri university inaugurates course of journalism
Special to The Sum Day from St. Louis Missouri dated April 9 reports the Missouri University wave author decides to inaugurate a course of journalism. The item notes the plan amid university developments and academic offerings.
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Political Landscape and Figures
Fragmented text references candidates, elections, and geopolitical names with unclear context. Mentions Poland Russia and Europe, with scattered phrases about leaders, balance of power, and wartime or postwar themes. Overall coherence is low and key details are obscured by OCR errors.
Itinerary of Union Guard Captains Across Week
The document lists weekly marching orders for Capt F W. Smith with Cape Wok Nesbit and Capt Newhitt, detailing daily assignments for infantry units, batteries, and detachments across towns including Franklin, Indianapolis, Port Wayne, and Bloomington, with several company and battalion movements and headquarters stations noted. It names multiple officers and units, outlining a broad schedule of company and battalion drill and deployment through the upcoming days.
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F W. Smith
Cape Wok Nesbit
Mourth Fur States Infantry
Baik
Comanne
Third Infantry
Panther
Bee’ Battalion
Toesdas —Eikbart
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Wetherday Hosen
Vam Hev
Boase
Auaoen Vommany
Apt McPowrli
Beeand
Heart Barters
Seeand Bittelion
Thiel
Balnman
Frias
Hoekwan
Saturdy
Port Wayne Cam
Wane Ts
Chird Warfantry
Ly Birr
Batters Boartilers
Gilson
Harry Clack
Newhitt
Franklin
Wnimpany Ky
Levont Infantry
Maddieton
H. Lesson
Second Infantry
TC. Power
Arcond Infantry
Moorehead
Beer End Infantry
P Brith
Indianapolis
Clampany
Escape From Windows at Rooming House Tragedy
A Sunday morning incident at a rooming house owned by Mrs. Cora Berkman injures several residents. Berkman, 82 Russell Ave, awoke guests as an escaped inmate plunged a wife from a second story window. Arthur Moore, a farmer, leaned from another window as panic spread. A passerby alerted authorities. The cause and full details remain unclear.
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Flamen
Cora
Berkman
Russel
Spalding
Stinemagon
Arthur Moore
Jane
Mia
Beekman
Orphans in Indiana Affected by Drink and Divorce
A central and northern Indiana report cites that ninety seven percent of orphans in the area are generated by drink and divorce. The Hamilton County children’s home lists ten residents under the care of local institutions and homes across several counties, per the matrons’ findings.
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Spreiay
Noblesville
Tnd
Aml
Central
Mfrs
Nera Byliens
Hamilton
University Land Acquisition at Fort Douglas Reservation
The senate today approved transferring land for the University of Utah from the Fort Douglas reservation. The decision moves forward the university’s expansion plans and confirms the government property transfer.
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Terppe
Treas Associacas
Washints
Senate
University At Utah
Fort Douglas
Week of Events and Debates Across Agencies
A busy week features congressional discussions on railroad and treaty issues, with focus on settlement provisions and tribal questions. Legislative actions include the appropriation bill, tax and commerce matters, and notable appearances in New York, Philadelphia, and Indianapolis.
Poor Feel Pressure on Basket Buyers Amid Coal Price Rise
In Indianapolis and across the country the burden of rising coal costs weighs heaviest on the very poor and average city residents. Retail coal dealers profit from the price hike, selling to baskets at higher margins while scarce supply and limited choices aggravate hardship for families already living day to day. We hear of a poor woman unable to meet daily needs as prices climb, with stories of customers waiting and bargaining for coal by the basket.
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Indianapolis
Man's brain hemorrhage after fall at station
John Royster was carried from the port town station to City hospital in an unconscious state with a brain hemorrhage. He lives at 1924 Sheffield Ave and was injured after falling from a bunk at the station, with his condition described as serious but improving slightly.
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John Royster
Porties
Eufferiz
Royster
SheMfieli
Morgan
Jee
Murder at South Bend case shocks Theton
Anton Lambert, 2?, arrested on charge of killing Alexander Schwartz in Theton April 3. Schwartz went to Bisbarn to eject workers, was shot. Lambert has served in the remematary. Schwartz leaves a widow and several dependents.
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Anton Lambert
Lang Sight
Alexander Schwartz
Feddier, Warker
Schwartz
Bisbarn
Weyers
Wes
Lambert Han
Cme
Notice to Apply for License in Center Township Ward
The subscriber notifies citizens and voters of the Fourth Ward Center Township of intent to apply to the Board of Commissioners in May term 196 for a license to sell and allow consumption of intoxicants in less quantities than a quart at a time. The business will operate at No. 24 Western Ave Ward No 1 in a front room of a frame building on Northwear Terrace New one it in Tieber's addition Indianapolis Center Township Indiana.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Fort
Tieber
Indienapel
Marten Cisty
Western-Ave
Board of Public Works hears heated bidding dispute
At a Monday session the Board of Public Works weighed bids for resurfacing a street in Marion County. Marion Construction offered the lowest price but faces charges of bidding rigging while Denny argued the union firm concealed costs. The board postponed decision, considering bond and bid propriety as a political clash involving Bookwalter supporters.
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Beokwalter
Board of Public Works
Steument
Heardeg -Readiartion
Wank
Caleb S. Denny
Charles A. Bookwalter
Union
Raphatt Construction Nominnar
Manon County
Denny
Marion Company
Harry Brnau
Denne
Marion Construction Conpany
Tte Pd
Pide Alonaly Ani
Rontrayrrey
Ems Tenney
Harry Armaneh
Frepron Thysler
Mederick Mack
Notice of license request for intoxicating liquor in Indianapolis
Albert Litzelberl seeks a Marian county Indiana license to sell intoxicating vinous and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons. The hearing will occur before the Board of Commissioners of Marion County on May 1. The business location is a brick building on the southeast corner of Meridian Street and the alley near the south of the building in ward 6.
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