Catholic A P A hoax denial fuels false fears in Marion County
Rev Father Alerding condemns a circulated pamphlet claiming Catholic political plotting by a Protestant led group The alleged document urges Catholics to abandon public schools and form secret societies to influence elections He notes no Catholic organization issued such guidance and calls the circular a base fabrication with aim to provoke Protestant action and tarnish Catholics.
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Father AlerGing
A. P.A
Trua Catholice
Thig Paragrech
Holy Church
United States
Leo XIII
Holy See
Ely
Ioral
Eusiah
Rome
Luther
Father Alerding
American Protective Association
Slattery
Tomlinson Hall
Michael Ryan
Linoisst
Healy & O’brien
Lux
Chas. I. Lay
Washington St
Patriotic Sons of America
Patriotic Daughters of True Americans
The
Patriotic Song of America
H. P. Shea
Order
Marion County
Tae Sus
Columbus
St. Louis
Louisville
New Trial Granted in Young Wilcass Case
Judge Brown granted a new trial for the defendants in the Young Wilcass matter after a contested will of Dr. William Young of St Vincent's Hospital. The brother challenged the will claiming unsound mind, and the jury verdict for the plaintiff prompted the request citing contrary evidence.
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Brown
Young Wilcass
William Young
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Young
Wanasa man is accused of burning father in law's barn
Isaac Dawson was arrested on the charge of burning Wim Eads barn two years after the alleged crime. He was briefly released, sued for slander, beaten, and now indicted for burning burying. Dawson posted bond. In Rome the pope ordered Catholics to pray for rain as drought stretches across Italy and southern Europe, harming crops.
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Wanasa
Ind
Isaac Dawson
Wim
Eads
Dawson
Hads
Pads
Rome
Italy
Europe
Russia
Monuments 243 By Washington at Aug Diener
Monuments 243 by Washington at Aug Diener is listed with Dyeing and Cleaning services. Smith's dye works operates at 57 N. Pennsylvania Street as part of the local trades directory.
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Washington-at
Diener
Smith's Dye Works
Pennsylvania- St
Murder at lodging house on Washington street shocks city
John Young a painter, found unconscious at the foot of a lodging house stair on 412 W Washington St Monday night, died Tuesday morning. Police questioned Charles Seibert after witness Emma Brian identified him as the man who struck Young. Seibert denied guilt, claimed an unknown painter caused the killing, and was held on a murder charge pending further evidence.
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Lyster
Washington St
John Young
Maryland St
Misenbsiss
Young
Emma Brian
Jingerdoo
la Porte
Key
Youns
Charles Seibert
Springsteen
Seibert
Police
Evarts
Colbert
Saver
Mackville
Kinney and Richards
Hea
Flackville
Samuel Seibert
E. Washington St
Robt Seibert
Fire Department
Editor Charles Williams Found Dead in Cleveland Office
Charles B. Williams, editor of the Fiain Dealer, was discovered dead in his Cleveland office Tuesday. Apoplexy is suspected as the cause. Williams was a prominent Ohio journalist and noted writer.
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Cleveland
Charles B. Williams
The
Fiain Dealer
Ohio
Weather forecast hints at storms and rising temps
Tuesday night may see warmer air and thunder storms delaying plans. By Wednesday expect clearer skies with a higher chance of unsettled weather and possible brief showers as conditions shift.
Whipped His Mother by William Wells in Police Court
William Wells faced an assault and battery charge for striking his aged mother in a case described as one of the strangest in the police court annals. The mother testified she had shielded her son and believed he was not in his right mind, while a sister noted his bringing a woman home against her mother’s wishes. The cadi fined Wells 500 and sentenced him to 180 days in the workhouse, with time served counting toward 691 days unless remitted.
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Cadi
William Wells
Annaly
Illia
Wells
Costa
Behring Sea Arbitration Court Proceedings Reported
At the sitting Tuesday, Carty for the United States continued his speech supporting American sovereignty over the sea. He cited diplomatic correspondences and English jurists on the 1821 Rasdéia ukase. America and Britain protested, Britain later withdrew under the Monroe doctrine.
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Paris
Behring Sea
Carty
United States
Carter
Rasdéia
America
Great Britain
Hendricks club directors meet Tuesday night
Tarun Beard leads a meeting of the Hendricks club directors on Tuesday night. University Park School of Philosophy opens with a lecture on The philosophy of nose blowing. Names include Robert Jerusalem and Rosa Dickson in a civil dispute over a diamond ring. Justice Daniels officiates a marriage between Arthur J. Chappell and Ida Denny on Tuesday. Mrs. Denny acted with a charm to hasten the ceremony. Mason J. Niblack appointed to Indiana world's fair commission by Gov. Matthews. Purcell appointed Vincennes postmaster. Charles Test sues F E Fuller for 700 note and receives judgment for the full amount in Judge Harper's court. Martin Long and George Barkhall charged with freight car burglary. both plead guilty, fined 15, sent to the workhouse for 90 days. Judge Hackney reverses lower court ruling allowing expert testimony in murder case of Tullis and Shortridge.
4 Faithful Remedy
An old column extols hot water and simple compresses as cures for various ailments. It notes hot salt and linen compresses on the chest ease irritation and coughing, a neck-back soak eases fatigue, and drinking hot water aids digestion after meals.
New Rockers at Wm. L. Hitler's
Local ad item notes new rockers at William L. Hitlers store with quirky lines about morning milk shortages and coffee cream. The fragment mentions Gail Berden Eagle Bread and a convoluted product description, suggesting a small, miscued marketplace notice.
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Wm. L. Hitler
Gail Berden
Murder in Mississippi Street: Parker and McAfee Suspects
Police reveal they hold compelling evidence against Parker and McAfee in the murder of drugsist Charles J. Hyster. Witnesses claim the pair were seen fleeing a drug store site shortly after the shooting. An informer’s name is withheld as he is a friend of both men. The funeral for the victim occurred Monday, with community mourners and a Marion county druggist association delegation in attendance.
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McAfee
Parker
Drugsis
Eyster
McAfes
Jie
Charles J. Hyster
Mississippi
Lee
Franklin
Tabernacle Church
Marion County Druggist’s Association
Grand Opening at People's Outfitting Company Delights City
In New Vous April 18 events, a massive crowd packed the People’s Outfitting Company stores at 11 and 73 Washington and 32, 34, 36 Kentucky Ave. Visitors toured furnished rooms, heard Panden Gros perform music, and received a commemorative gift amid grand decor. A Valparaiso report notes the Argentine solar eclipse expedition experienced telescope damage and an eclipse lasting 2 hours 10 minutes 35 seconds with a large sunspot observed.
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Ladianapolia
Guchanu
People’s Outfitting Company
Washington St
Kentucky Ave
New Vous
Valparaiso
Chili
Fi Palace Fire Damages Sigmarin Palace Furstenbau
Fire at Sigmarin gen Monday night caused major damage to the Qlahenzollern palace on the Danube high rock. Part of the Furstenbau structure was destroyed and a large amount of priceless works were burned.
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Mlames
Brurin
Qlahenzollern
Sigmaringen
I Cn
Danube
Furstenbau
Sittad
Fights Rise as Belgian Strikers Attack Police and Press
Reports from Brussels Antwerp and surrounding areas describe nightly disturbances as workers clash with police and soldiers. Anarchists J ababry and Welers face arrest for dynamite threats while dock laborers seize quays and confront captains. Despite martial presence, protests and meetings continue, with 15 000 workers in Molenbeek pledging to fight for manhood suffrage.
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Bneussels
Antwerp
J’abry and
Welers
Brussels
St. Gilles
Brusgeta
Molenbeek
Thia
Brusskis
Fia
Savéra
Chamber of Deputies
Bernaert
Lawless county gunfight sparks arrest warrants in Kentucky
A Morganfield dispatch reports a shooting near Whits Sulphur Springs injuring a woman who may die. Holeman fled, with others jailed or at large as authorities pursue him. Evansville notes Albin Carter’s capture near Princeton and claims Frank Holt instigated the Delaney tragedy in Zion county.
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Huston Holemsas
Tom Fairies
John Liewe
Tie Public
Arnold Cavan
Cavan
Holeman
Jeffries
Rowe
Morganfield
Evansville
Ind
Albin Carter
Oliver
Frank Holt
Sturgis
Holt
Sod
Zion County
Fire destroys Plymouth business block in Michigan
A midnight blaze in Puigsmouutu Plymouth destroyed the main business district including the post office and First National Bank. Loss pegged at 60000 dollars. Detroit engines aided after local crews feared subsiding flames. Fire under control upon their arrival.
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Plymouth
Puigsmouutu
Mich
First National Bank
Detroit
Thelways lived in happiness until one evil hour
A fragmented verse laments a doomed romance interrupted by passing electric streetcars, recalling joy followed by a fatal distraction as a streetcar spoils a kiss and a sad plea to lay rubber tracks through town.
The Dook's Great Day In New York Honors For Duke Veragua
On April 18 in New York the Duke of Veragua and his family were greeted with celebrations. Deputations from the Chamber of Commerce and historians visited the Waldorf where a large reception was planned. Troop A and mounted police escorted the duke to City Hall for a mayoral reception. The governor’s room, decorated with flags, hosted officials and a crowd that cheered as the duke shook hands with hundreds of Gotham citizens.
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Coluumbus
New York
Duke of
Roe
Gilbroy
City Tall Park
Duke
Cormander Dickens
Navy Department
City Hall
Gilroy
Rcsident bicClellan
Board of Aldermen
Comytroisse Ryera
Gotham
Cornelia Martin Weds William George Roberts in Grace Church
The 17 year old Cornelia Martin married William George Roberts, Earl of Craven, at Grace Church New York in a 1 PM ceremony with Rev Bishop Peter officiating. 400 guests attended as Lohengrin and Mendelssohn accompanied the service. an elaborate breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at Coombe Abbey Coventry in England.
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Cornelia Martin
New York
Misa Cornelia Martin
Bradley Marting
William George Roberts
Earl of Craven
Grace Church
Gotham
Hishop Peter
Hay
Willian Guntington
England
Coombe Abbey
Coventry
Will of Johanin Lemon Admitted for Probate
Prosecution reports the probate of Johanin Lemon's will in circuit court after years of family conflict. Earlier litigation sought a guardian over alleged unsound mind, a jury deadlocked, and dismissal followed. He lived with his children before death as heirs contest the will claiming incapacity at execution.
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Johanin Lemon
Lemon
Still Shaking in Armens After Earthquake in Zante
A night earthquake in Zante caused panic as the ground rolled east to west and shook for about 25 seconds. Buildings were toppled, 200 houses left, and onlookers feared the earth would swallow the city while the sea heaved and then calmed. An Allentown reunion notice and local floral ads follow with minor items.
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Armens
Zante
Wast
Etreet
Duchess in Contempt of Court Sentenced in Ireland
Dowager duchess of Sutherland was sentenced to six weeks in prison and fined £250 for contempt of court after she burned a document tied to a litigation with the late duke and falsely claimed it bore no relevance. Her husband and family fought the case. she faced a possible lightened sentence via a pardon effort by her solicitor.
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Lospon
Duchess of Sutherland
Ireland
Leit
Wwesk
Arthur Blair
Florida
Hallaway
Doctors fight over bill for Carr baby case therapy
Dr HMisendeiss presents a $400 bill to county commissioners for treatments on the Carr baby, who died at a baby farm on W North St after suspected poisonous milk. Dr C M Fisendeiss analyzed the stomach, with Janey Carr the mother under a diary Tuesday. The commissioners, urged by Beck, debate whether the charge is exorbitant and unreasonable and may refuse to pay.
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C. M. Fisendeiss
Carr
W. North St
Janey Carr
Fisenbelas Ag
I Beck
Perry Johnson Dead Widely Known Indianapolis Black Man
Perry Johnson, a prominent Black resident of Indianapolis, died suddenly Tuesday morning at his home on N. West Street. Born in Baltimore 46 years ago, he lived in Indianapolis for 22 years and served 19 years as janitor of the Brandon block. He was a mason and knight templar and active in Vermount Street A M E church work.
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Perry Johnson
Indianapoli
N. Wast St
Mr. Johnson
Baltimore
Indisapolis
Brandon Block
Knight Templar
Vermount-st, A. M. E
Boiler Explosion at Moons Twine Mill Kills Two
An explosion at the Moons twine mill plant in Washington village fatally injures Amos Farrington and Lombard Fowler, and kills Emery Clark and Samuel Perry. The blast occurs after a boiler is filled with cold water while hot, with fatalities and severe injuries among workers.
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Providence
Moons Twine
Washington Village
Emery Clark
Samuel Perry
Amos Farrington
Lombard Fowler
Nitro glycerine blast kills two near High Explosives plant
A nitro glycerine explosion at the High Explosives Company's magazine at noon Tuesday tears off Clark Robinson's head and fatally injures Benjamin Dowe, who was blown 40 feet away. Windows shatter for two miles as the blast devastates surrounding homes.
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Lr. O
Clark Robinson
Benjamin Dowe
Two Unhappy B Marriages Separated and Divorced
Amelia M. Shaugemier seeks separation from Frederick amid alleged cruel treatment and loss of household goods. She says he cursed and beat her and left her in an empty house. James W. Jacobs also seeks a divorce from Ida for mean treatment.
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Amelia M. Shaugemier
Frederick
President Breaks Record for Appointments in Senate Session
Wasinixcros April 18. During the extraordinary senate session the president made more appointments to office than any predecessor. He exceeded Harrison's count in the same period by more than 23.
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Grover
Wasnixcros
Senate
Harrison
Old Time Patent Remedies Ad Predicts Health Trends
Fragmentary ad copy touts patent medicines for digestion and impurity cleansing. References Ayer s Sarsaparilla and Benghe ain s Pills as cures. Tone resembles 19th century newspaper medical promotions with emphasis on bodily purification and relief.
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Sullivan Chemical and Embaiming Company
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B. A. Sullivan
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Sun
Greenlawn Cemetery
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Belgium
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Allentown
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