Togo Strikes a Blow in War Game as Russian Fleet Fights Fuel Shortage
Scripps Brae Press reports Admiral Togo harassing the Russian fleet off Cochin China. Japanese skirmishers reportedly capture many of Admiral Rojestvensky's colliery ships, threatening fuel for the Russian ships. Analysts say this could tilt naval balance in favor of Japan as fuel becomes critical for transoceanic operations.
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Scripps-Brae Press. Association
London
Togo
Saigon
Cochin China
Dmwal Rojestvensky
Tago
Lloyds
Singapore
Devawongse
Bancroft Trial Continued Over Medical Practice Charge
The trial of A. A. Bancroft on alleged practicing medicine without a license, moved by the State Board of Medical Registration, is adjourned to next Wednesday. Senator Martin Hugg remains Bancroft's attorney. Bancroft, an assistant to LG Cooper, is tied to a medicine sale at an Indianapolis drugstore.
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A. A. Bancroft
State Board of Medical Registration
Martin Hugg
Bancroft
Cooper
Apolis
Logscon Fights Franchise Change At City Council Meeting
At a Monday council session Logsdon and real dealers oppose modifications to the Indianapolis Southern Railway franchise now owned by Minors Central line. They warn shortening the route to Bloomington would raise coal transport prices and grant the railroad excessive rates, challenging the amended franchise approved by the Board of Public Works.
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Indianapolis Southern Railway Company
D. M. Parry
Central Line
Board of Public Works
I. D. Logsdon
Bloomfield
Indianapolis
Swiss City
Bloomington
Inianapolis Southern Company
Indiana, Field
Coul
Fnols Central
Spor
Bloomieté
Fraud Order Backs Ubero Plantation and Consolditrat 1heen
The U S Post Office issued a fraud order against the Ubero Plantation Company and the Consolidated Heen in Indiana. The case alleges get rich quick schemes offering Mexican property investments. Postmaster Hibbard ordered return of all unopened letters to the companies. Judge Vinson Carter presided over the hearing. Union Trust probes Abern Company books. Local investors in Ubero Plantation fears surround the affair.
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Ubero Plantation Company
Ecripps-Mrae Press Association
Washington
Postotnce Department
Ubero Miuitathen Company
Consolditrat 1Heen
Bath of Hodson
Hibbard
Bow Ans
Vinson Carter
Aupetior Court No
Union Trust Company Issnow
Abern Company
Nardyke
Mexico
Bamberger
Indianapolia
Boston
Indianapolis
Veetura
Ubero
Local Ubero Plantation Firm Seeks Clear Of Buxton Links
Stockholders of Ubero Plantation in Indianan olla dispute any ties to Buxton concerns. Loganport broker William D. Owe is cited as a leading factor in alphe rombanlon. Dicero Plantation’s status shows as receiver handled by Union L. company with Attorney Raph Bandera in Cleari wes. Public notices mix in unrelated ad copy for medicines and key services.
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Ubero Plantation Company
Boston
Indiananolla
Aesort
Buxton
William D. Owe
Loganport
Alpherombanlon
Dicero Plantation Company
Union L.compayy Am
Raph Bandera
Cleari Wes
Good Things in Today's Sun Headlines Summary
The Sun highlights feature items across pages from Page 2 to Page 8 including Nan Patterson analysis by Dr. Washington Gladden on page 4, an editorial on page 4, an evening story on page 5, Kaiser stories on page 5, a Boer War forgery jail term on page 6, chicken-raising tips on page 8, and boxing notes on page 7.
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Dr. Washington Gladden
Verdict Finds Man Died By Own Action Near Cumberland
Coroner Tutewiler ruled September Amithey died by suicide three weeks after a mysterious death near Cumberland. He held the evidence showed despondency. Coroner Farrell will agree and send written records to Hancock county. the death occurred at Mrs. Rose Killey’s home, with jurisdiction contested as the boy was brought to Marion county.
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Tutewiler
Amithey
Cumberland
Hymaw Yolver
Smithey
Farrell
Hancock County
Tulewller
Rose Killey
Tutewtier
Marion County
Wheeler seeks divorce after arrest for desertion and alleged home intrusion
Mary A. Wheeler files for divorce from James A. Wheeler claiming he was convicted in police court of desertion and then attempted to compel her to leave their home in revenge. The filing outlines grounds for dissolution and details the couple's marital dispute.
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Mary A. Wheeler
Janes A. Wheeler
Samuel Morgan Wins Judgment Against Life Insurance Company
In a poker court proceeding Samuel Morgan received a judgment for 94 dollars against the Fidelity Life Insurance Company on a policy matter.
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Samuel Morgan
Agath
Fidential Life Insurance Company
Anti Cigarette Law Now Threatened By Big Tobacco Trust
Henry Owen argues the cigarette smoking act harms the average man by reducing energy and inducing a craving. Local dealers report obeying the new Indiana law as mail orders threaten enforcement, while police await guidance on whom to arrest. The piece cites Attorney General Hadley and Governor proclamations as the law shifts, with dealers reshaping displays and prices in anticipation.
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BIG Tobacco Trust
Henry Owen
Tobacco Trust
Indiana
C. Hadley
Hadley
Breauer
Hailey
United
Polke Kruger
Capt
Sty-land
Ast General Assembly
Badly Hurt in Fight Leads to warrant for Langley
A warrant was issued Sunday morning for Floyd Langley of 183 Barth avenue who was in a fight Sunday night in Henry Wachtel's saloon Shelby. Langley was badly injured with a split right ear and a deep cut on the cheek. He remained conscious for a time. Hull and Shine arrested other participants and Langley was taken home. Wachtel was arrested for violating the Nicholson law. All three cases were continued in police court until next Wednesday.
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Floyd Langle
Barth
Henry Wachtel
Shelby
Langley
Builly
Hull and Shine
Herman Wargenburg
Wachtel
Wild Scenes at Mansur Hall End in Arrests and Fines
Lively late Saturday at Mansur hall ended with Hieyelemen Shing and Alberts at the door arresting Goldie Dresale a damestie living at 579 Beville avenue on charges by Vergie Johnson tied to earlier raid on Lee Dillon's joint. The dresser was discharged to police court Monday. A later melee led to Glenn Gross and Walter Haines being arrested with Biryelemen Morgan and Samuely, each fined and assessed costs.
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Hieyelemen Shing
Alberts
Goldie Dresale
Beville-ave
Vergie Johnson
Lee Dillon
Optim
Dresser Gu
Glenn Gross
GM EK
Georgia
Walter Haines
Biryelemen Morgan
Samuely
Young Ten
Chilled fruit buds damaged by severe cold across Indiana
The Indiana fruit crop suffered heavy early cold damage with reports from many areas noting freezing of buds and hard frosts. Horticulturists question how any fruits escaped injury while Weatherman Blythe notes the cold was sufficient to affect buds. Judge George J.W. Studiy is reported off chapter in Orleans as acting in a local matter.
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Alate
Blythe
B. H. Lockward
George JW
Studiy
Orleans
Wife Sues for Divorce Over Barn Sleeping With Cattle
Louisa Bernhardt, after two years of dairy work and supporting herself, files for divorce from George Bernhardt. She alleges he abused her, drove her from the house, and forced her to sleep in the barn with the cattle. They own five lots in the city valued around 36,000 and a farm valued at 16,000. She seeks a reasonable share of the property.
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Louisa Bernhardt
George Bernhardt
Housa
Bernhardt
Thia City
Ia Vale
Opposition stops Clifton clerk election on Monday
Unlooked for opposition to Gov. Hanly's plan to elect Thomas Clifton of Covington as clerk of the Printing Board delayed the vote after a Monday session. Despite support from Clifton backers, the board adjourned without a choice, and later sessions failed to reach a decision as factions split between Clifton and an Indianapolis candidate, Litton.
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Hanly
Thomas Clifton
Covington
Thomas Carter
Printing Board
Flaim
Tne
Vad
Manda Clifton
Tse
Supreme Court
Reif
Clifton
Earl
Qoy
Manly
Snerrick
Indianapolis
Clfton
Santa Fe fast match wreck attempt report
Kas.-An unsuccessful attempt was made to wreck the Santa Fe fast match. Ties had been placed on the tract. Wheeling Va.-John Spanaer, a Hrnker on picket gully at Whitaker's Ill, was perhaps fatally wounded by three nox ion men. Mount Vernon U-Prof. John Washburn, president of Ewingeater, dropped dead. St. Louis-Detective James Tries, asdext detective in the city, died Monday.
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Santa Fe
Wheeling
W. Va
John Spanaer
Whitaker
Mount Vernon
John Washburn
Ewingeater
ST. Louis
James Tries
Weather forecast scattered with chilly periods
The forecast notes a mix of cloudy and clear conditions across Indiana locations with Monday and Tuesday trend toward warmer temperatures. Readers see scattered clouds in Bloomington and Lafayette with readings in the upper 30s to mid 40s, and clear spells reported in Washington. Local ads mention tailor services, barber shop, home painting, and a phone contact.
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Indiana
Auburn
Bloomington
Cahimbus
Lafayette
Logansport
Blarion
Vannecennes
Washington
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