Senator Wades Into Philippine Policy In Senate Debate
In a lengthy Senate session on the Philippine question, a senator attacked imperialism and urged adherence to the old Republican faith. He warned that abandoning liberty in the Philippines could cost the party control and argued for justice to distant Asiatics while reminding Americans at home of constitutional rights. The debate touched on Cuba, Spain, and the Paris treaty, with references to Negro suffrage and state constitutions aimed at disenfranchising Black voters. In Chicago the American League season opener was postponed due to poor field conditions, and in Missouri a wealthy orphan inherited substantial sums from a Dutch nobleman.
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Iington
Senate
Ad- Don
Republican Party
Aguinalto
Democratic Party
Philip
Cuba
Spain
Satan
Oartren
Philippine ‘Islands
America
Republic of Asia
Engi
Republic of Africa
Lberty
Philippines
Anus
Alabama
Wen
Massachusetts
Suspect in Assault Case Hears Plea For Release
SPS Tuns Willa Davidson of Oaklandon is jailed for assaulting a girl. He asked Judge Alford for home confinement but faced a note urging him to flee town within 48 hours or risk mob violence echoing Ripley County.
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Willa Davidson
Oaklandon
Alford
Wrett
Ripley County
Cincinnati Hole Threatens Cord Place Flats
In Concord place at Fourth street and Eggieston avenue Cincinnati a sudden large hole opened in front of a row of flats and grew into a bottomless cave undermining buildings. Over a dozen families evacuated as workers toiled to fill the cavern. A prior stream filled years ago under the area is blamed for the collapse.
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Concord-place
Fourth St
Eggiestonave
Brutal Robbers Threaten Lynching After Sullivan Murder
In Toledo on April 17 hundreds of armed men search for the Sullivan murderers. A $4000 reward is posted for capture. Kate Sullivan lies dead after beating and bludgeoning by the assailants while her sister Johanna regains consciousness and the attackers are named. Bloodhounds track the culprits, officers doubt arrest.
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Toledo
Kate Sullivan
Johanna
Murphy's Meeting at Meridian Street Church
Francis Murphy welcomed attendees at a temperance meeting on Tuesday noon at Meridian Street Church. The event featured songs and testimony, with Murphy likening life sorrows to a drunkard's stricken family and urging care for the family left in want. An elderly listener compared him to a father figure due to his gray hair and steady manner.
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Francis Murphy
Meridian-st. Church
Commercial club backs Indianapolis Southern railroad support
At noon Tuesday the Commercial club directors adopted a resolution pledging backing to the Indianapolis Southern railroad and urging civic cooperation to ensure its success. The resolution notes the road will tap a field of natural resources of great value to Indianapolis.
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Commercial Club
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Indianapolis
Officer Blamed in Laney Hoover Death Probe
Police report Laney Hoover’s family claims a policeman struck him as he fell after stepping off a car at the corner of New Jersey and Massachusetts. Officers Urmston and Repp deny striking him, saying they saw him fall backward with no cause to strike. The family ties the incident to a license law dispute, while police note the only witnesses were appointed after the law began.
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Laney Hoover
SUN
Urmston
Repp
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Stone hurled at engine cab near Daleville
A drunken man threw a stone through a Big Four engine cab window on Monday near Daleville narrowly missing the head of Engineer E. B. Hanna. The engine had jumped the track at Yorktown a short time earlier but was halted before any material damage.
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Daleville
E. B. Hanna
Yorktown
Dorre
A Hatless Man in Weiss Case Seen by Mrs Coffman
Coroner gathers evidence as Mrs Margaret Coffman testifies she saw a hatless man enter a saloon Monday morning and heard a crash on her way home. No other witnesses have identified the man, investigators noting the odd detail amid the morning rush.
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Weiss
Margaret Coffman
Indiana bankers case upheld by Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed the Clark circuit court quashing of ten indictments against Isaac Winstandley and Clarence J. Frederick. Winstandley, president, and Frederick, cashier, of the New Albany Banking Company, were charged with taking deposits after knowledge of insolvency.
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Isaac Winstandley
Clarence J. Frederick
Clark Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Winstandley
Frederick Cashier
New Albany Banking Company
Eighth Smallpox Case Sparks Fear of Spread in Indianapolis
Eight smallpox cases reported in Indianapolis with Irwin Baker aged 18 at 811 Dawson street identified as new patient. Three patients moved to City hospital pavilion, bringing total under care to five. Quarantine enforced on homes of Baker, E Kellemyer at 330 E Minnesota street, and Water Glider at 287 Chestnut street. Commissary run by Horace Cramer feeds quarantined families as Dr. Morrison notes no roast hen or ice cream. Durand tied to first year case at Bates street house. many exposures traced.
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City
Baker
E. Kellemyer
Minnesota St
Chestnut St
Board of Health
Horace Cramer
Morrison
Charles Durand
Durand
Chicago Retail Fish Dealers Form Protective Association
Chicago fish dealers organize the Retail fish dealers' protective association to aid game wardens and curb sale of small fish. The group aims to prevent wanton destruction and safeguard future supplies.
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Chicago
The
Retail Fish Dealers’ Protective Association
Indiana coal supply steady despite minor price uptick
A. M. Ogle, president of Island Coal Company, asserts there is no coal shortage in Indiana except when a specific grade is needed for particular burners. He notes some coal has come from Illinois, with added freight nudging prices slightly higher.
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A. M. Ogle
The
Island Coal Company
Indiana
Illinois
Gillen Face Murder Charge Over Arsenic in Breakfast Oats
In Cincinnati on April 17 a likely murder charge against Fatha Gillen emerges as nurse Miss Galvin lies dying from arsenic given at breakfast on March 29. The Gillen girl confessed accessory to the crime, claiming the divorced husband intended to harm Mrs Winold and the children. Police suspect Winold may have a solid alibi.
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Cincinnati
Fatha Gillen
Winold
Mount Calvary Election Ends in Fauntleroy Victory
In St Louis on Monday night Mount Calvary high episcopal church held a vestry election amid 11 policemen. The vote disputed over whether Rev W P Fauntleroy should remain pastor. The pastor prevailed by one vote. Fauntleroy previously defended Maxwell in a famed murder trial and later entered the ministry after losing that case.
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ST. Louis
Mount Calvary High Episcopal Church
W. P. Fauntleroy
Fauntleroy
Maxwell
Lawrence Owsley Stabbed by Ed Anderson Critical
Lawrence Owsley lies in critical condition after a stabbing by Ed Anderson. Police report the injury is serious and recovery is uncertain as investigations continue.
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Lawrence Owsley
Ed Anderson
Hardee Kirkland Audiences Bask in Return to Stage
Hardee Kirkland, last season's stock company auditor, drew attention Monday night at Grand. He greeted the orchestra after the performance with a warm reception from musicians. The touring play Sporting Life just closed its season and Kirkland's future with the stock company remains uncertain.
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Hardee Kirkland
Sporting Life
Kirkland
Found His Parents in Buenos Aires Adoptee Tale
Frank Thomas a window glass blower in Fairmount Indiana has learned his birth name Michael Anaroomi and that his parents live in Buenos Ayres South America. Adopted by an Italian sea captain as an infant he was kept in ignorance of his true identity until recently.
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Fairmount
Ind
Frank Thomas
Michael Anaroomi
Buenos Ayres
South America
Italy
Interstate Live Stock Market Report at Interstate Stock Yards
Interstate Stock Yards on April 17 reports cattle receipts at 60 head with shipments none. Prices list fair to medium export steers 1,320 to 1,400 lbs and other grades, including good to prime butcher steers 1,000 to 1,250 lbs, light stockers, and various cows, calves, and bulls with quoted ranges. Hog receipts tally 2,280 with shipments 2,400, listing good to choice packing hogs and mixed weights. sheep and lambs receipts noted with prices for lambs yearlings and sheep, plus bucks per head.
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Interstate Stock Yards
Avelabes
Aieyesse Saabee
Avetabe Ee
Bavetasa
Ceececeeenceenensascos
Eva Side Nette Deeedee
International Packing Company to Build Three Meat Plants
The International Packing Company, organized with $2,000,000 paid-up capital and government concession, plans three mammoth meat packing plants. The first costs $400,000 in Chihuahua, the second $1,000,000 in Mexico City, and a third $400,000 in Tampico.
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Chihuahua
Mex
International Packing Company
Mexico
Tampico
Anarchist Nest Raided at Ancona and Rome Coup Foiled
authorities uncover a conspiracy to assassinate Ancona officials and to kill police and civil authorities in Rome. Dozens of arrests made and many papers seized reveal details of the planned coup and anarchist network across the Adriatic coast.
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Rome
Ancona
Adriatic
Smoke concerns at English hotel prompt inspector inquiry
Building inspector Bedell notified William E. Engsh owner of the English hotel block to supply a smoke consumer. Engsh reports a smoke consumer is already in operation at his property and questions why heavy smoke persists from surrounding buildings near the hotel.
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Bedell
William E. Engsh
Fort to be built at Kilcreggan by acquired land
The British government bought 40 acres from the Marquis of Lorne for 40000 pounds at Kilcreggan to erect a fort with heavy guns. The fort will command the Clyde at Glasgow, marking the first step to strengthen home defenses.
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London
Squandered fortunes lead to death in jail report
Daniel Watson was found dead in a Peru Indiana jail on Tuesday morning while jailed for intoxication. He had squandered two fortunes in dissipation showing a tragic end to a life of reckless spending.
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Peru
Ind
Daniel Watson
Rodgers Found Guilty in Abduction of Ex Mayor's Daughter
Thomas Rodgers was convicted in Chicago for abducting 15 year old Hattie Hall daughter of ex mayor Hall of Utica Ohio. He received a one year penitentiary sentence after luring her with a job promise and detaining her in his West Side room for ten days.
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Chicago
Thomas Rodgers
Hattie Hall
Hall
Utica
Rodgers
West Side
Burglars Try to Blow Safe at West Pullman Bank
Chicago, April 17. Police discovered burglars attempting to blow the safe of the West Pullman State Bank at 3 a m. Tuesday. The safe was partly wrecked and contained about 11000 pounds.
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Chicago
West Pullman State Bank
Remains of Ru fus Wright shipped to Akron today
Chicago April 17 remains of Ruthfus Wright the millionaire shot in Louise Lottridge's room were sent to Akron Ohio on Tuesday. Mrs Lottridge now in custody at the county jail hospital deteriorated and is held pending the coroner's inquest.
Yankee Jockeys Win Again in Windsor Races
In Windsor on Tuesday a selling plate for 2 year olds winner was L Reiff on Isobari. Reiff also won the Slough maiden plate on Addie. J Reiff rode Cchilmoore finishing third. Sloane captured the spring handicap of 2 sovereigns on Yansen.
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Windsor
L. Reiff
Slough
Addie
J. Reiff
Cchilmoore
Sloane
Yansen
Taylor Nominated for Congress by Republicans
Alliance Ohio April 17 R W Taylor was nominated for congress by acclamation. Col W H Morgan of Alliance and J G Butler of Youngstown were elected delegates to the national convention.
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Alliance
R. W. Taylor
Col
W. H. Morgan
J. G. Butler
Youngstown
Boers to St Helena Include Russian Prince and French Count
Cape Town reports the second group of Boer prisoners sent to St Helena includes a Russian prince and a French count among the detainees.
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Cape Town
St. Helena
Naval Bill Up Again in House Committee Hearing
Washington April 17 after meetings at noon the house resumed consideration of the naval appropriation bill in committee of the whole.
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Washington
House
Czar Visits Moscow to Pray for His Son
London April 17 Berlin correspondent reports the czar travels to Moscow during holy week to pray for a son. Russians hold such supplications powerful in this period.
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London
Berlin
the Standard
Moscow
Lawsuit Seeks Receiver in McCarty Cancer Cure Firm
Israel Conarroe filed suit Tuesday to dissolve his partnership with William T. McCarty and to appoint a receiver. Conarroe alleges McCarty has the books and will not provide an accounting for the McCarty cancer cure business.
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Israel Conarroe
William T. McCarty
McCarty
Conarroe
Treatment of the Skin by Helen Ward
A 19th century fashion and health column urges perfect health as the basis for beautiful skin. It explains skin structure, the need to remove dried scarf skin, daily ablutions with pure soap, and soft water for washing to keep pores clear and skin firm and clear.
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Helen Ward
Erasmus Willison
Chicago Markets Wheat and dairy prices on April trading day
Wheat declined with May at 6634 to 6634, July at 67%c and E8 6T:Kc. Butter creamery and imitation dairy items varied from 4l5c to 14c, eggs at 114c. Poultry prices for turkeys hens 2c toms 9%c, chickens and broilers listed with caps and prices across the table.
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Chicago
Williams Cited to Court for School Attendance Charge
Squire Clark issued an attachment to bring William Williams into court for trial on a charge of keeping his child out of school. Williams pleaded guilty after claiming a time misunderstanding and was fined plus costs.
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Squire Clark
William Williams
Williams
The Shah Begins European Tour from Teheran
TEHERAN Persia April 17 The shah started on his European trip Tuesday.
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Shah
Teheran
Persia
City Life Briefs From State Board Session And Local Courts
State board of medical examiners meets in special session on Wednesday April 25 to examine applicants for certificates. Irwin Bowers jailed Tuesday on an alleged theft of two chickens from Hite of West Indianapolis. he admitted it. Fire-chief Coots out this week due to a nonhealed wound above his eye. James L. McCarty to be tried April 20 for shooting three holes in the front window of the Bike saloon Saturday night. David Stewart fined and sent to workhouse for days for stealing lines and a horse collar. Judge Daly probation for Bennie Oliver 11 after bicycle theft last Friday. Ernest Roder, bartender, arrested Tuesday for assaulting Bert Burks. incident at Benate-ave.
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State Board of Medical Examiners
Irwin Bowers
Indianapolis
Hite
Coots
James L. McCarty
David Stewart
Burks
Burks’ Husbard
Burks Baye i
Benate-ave
Four New Postmasters Appointed in Indiana
Washington reports four fourth class Indiana postmasters appointed on Tuesday. Names include Allensville Henderson Works Beard Fred Miller Farren and Parkersburg J I Flanigan with Wm H Rhinehart among the appointees.
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Washington
Indiana
Allensville
Henderson Works
Beard
Fred Miller
Farren
Wm. H. Rhinehart
Parkersburg
J. I. Flanigan
Danville Adjutant General to Muster Indiana Guard
Adjutant general Gore will go to Danville to muster in a company of the Indiana national guard on Wednesday night. The move indicates state militia readiness and local military organization.
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Danville
Gore
Indiana National Guard
Co operative glass firm and New Castle plating noted
A Star cooperative glass company with capital stock of 20000 and New Castle plating with novelty company reporting capital stock of 1900 appear in the listing.
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Star Co-Operative Glass Company
Matthews
New Castle
Novelty ¢ Company
City Grain Market Insights from Tuesday Inspections and Prices
Wheat rejected one car. Corn across grades and scales shows steady to weak demand with No 2 yellow and No 3 white priced around 41 to 44 cents. Hay firm at 12.50 to 14.00 per car for timothy. Oats steady with mixed grades around 24 to 28 cents.
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Timothy
Cattle Prices at Indianapolis Yard Reported April 17
Union Stock Yards notes receipts of 630 cattle for Tuesday ship ments with a range of prices. Good to prime steers 1,350 lbs lead the market with fair to medium weights also quoted in several categories. Heifers cows and calves shown with various quality tiers and exports including heavy calves and bulls mentioned in the report.
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Indianapolis
Apricots Pineapple and Plums Advertised by Can Label
A scanned advertisement lists apricots in syrup and sliced pineapple from Numsen’s, with prices per can. Prairie Rose brand plums described as extra quality with thick syrup, priced 25¢ per can and available tomorrow.
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BBC
Genesee Brand
Maine
Heinz
Ile
Numsen
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