NEW MAN FOR MAYOR FOR DEMOCRATS ROGERS POTENTIAL SPLIT
A South-side political circle pushes Edwin St George Rogers as the next Democratic mayor amid talk of a party split. Rogers is praised as a clean, law and order candidate with 1 800 young supporters described. Bernhamer rebukes ring politics while urging an honest, working man for mayor and decent choices for clerk and police judge.
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the Sun
Edwin St. George Rogers
Rogers
Taggart
Holt
Jie
Vatican Edicts Deny Rome Cable About Manitoba Schools
Arch bishop Langevin quizzes reports of a Rome cable condemning Catholics attending public schools in Manitoba. Vatican letter warns neutral schools exclude true religions, stating public instruction cannot replace religious teaching and urging parents not to rely on private religion supply in schools.
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Wissrpre
Langevin
Rome
Manitoba
Vatican
Prayer in Court as Wife Thanks Jury for Death Sentence
In Curriaco on April 19 a woman kneeled in court and thanked God after a jury found Silverco Barelli guilty of murder and recommended hanging. Barelli had earlier attacked Mrs Parento and later killed her husband, Parento, prompting the verdict.
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Curriaco
Silverco Barelli
Barelli
Parento
Morgan Raider Scout Winn Dies After Ohio River Swim
Nashville Tennessee April 19 Rev. C. W. Winn a favored scout of Gen. Morgan died Thursday. During Morgan's raid into Ohio he swam the Ohio River on horseback rather than surrender.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rev
C. W. Winn
Gen. Morgan
Morgan
Ohio
Ohio River
Riot police disperse Vienna strikers. many wounded
Reports say Thursday police halted riotous strikers in Vienna with many injuries. Other items note Japan's Mikado seeking a Pekin visit and ex governor Wickliffe's death. Chicago reports revive the sash door and blind trust with 20 million dollars capital.
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Vienna
Japan
Pekin
Robert C. Wickliffe
Louisiana
Shelbyville
Sash
Chicago
Geo. Holden
Rupert Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ottawa
Fire destroys multiple factories in Privadelmia blaze
A Friday morning fire in Privadelmia damaged the Wilson cracker factory rear and spread to the soap and chemical works of Wm Drydapple Maguire's liquor store Snowden's chair factory and Walker Co harness shop. Firefighters contained the blaze after about 38 hours and eight dwellings were damaged. Fireman Magee was struck by falling brick and seriously hurt. Estimated loss reaches 250000 dollars.
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Privadelmia
Wilson Cracker
Wm. Drydapple
Maguire’s Liquor
Snowden's
Walker & Co
Magee
Wildeism in Our Midst Arrest Reckoning in City Vice Ring
Police raided a Market Street room run by Charles Smith, a colored man, arresting him and a 15 year old boy on severe charges. Two other youths gave testimony implicating DeWitt Nay and several men in alleged sexual abuse involving underage boys. Nay denied the accusations, while Smith admitted prior contact with Nay and refused further comment. Additional arrests were anticipated as investigations continued.
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Powell
Vinton Block
Market St
Journal Office
Schwab
Mathey
Asch
Charles Smith
Wilk, Smith
Appearanc
George Itubinuius
Blackford St
Harvest Atherton
Smith
Rector
Stubbs
Supt
Walker
DeWitt Nay
Nay
Supt. Powell
Atherton
Robinins
Roberts Park
Tur Sun
Durant the Puzzle as Suspect Prepares Public Statement
The probability of Durant being the killer remains low as microscopic tests show no blood on his clothes. Police Chief Crowley works to bolster evidence while Durant maintains a calm, pleasant demeanor and plans a written statement for release. Local public opinion shifts slightly in his favor.
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San Francisco
Theodore Durant
Marian Williams
Blanche Lamont
Durant
Ankinest
Crowley
Signal Corps
Miss Williams
Mount Diablo
Christian Endeavor
Man shoots wife in chest then maims companion
Cary Washington April 19 David Crumpacker returned home and shot his wife Pavava Crumpacker in the chest killing her. He also wounded Laban Johnson as Johnson’s hand was blown off. No arrests were made as the community believes the shooting was justifiable.
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Pavava
Cary
Wash
David Crumpacker
Laban Johnson
Park's patrons enjoy Si Plunkard and Gentlemen Jack at Grand
Thursday night crowds packed the Grand to applaud Jas J Corbett famed purgilist with curtain calls after each act. Gentlemen Jack showcases Corbett’s physique and boxing wit as a novelty roof garden scene debuts. Next week features Sowing the Wind, a Mosaic moral tale with strong social themes. Lead cast includes J H Gilmour and Mary Hampton.
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Si Plunkard
Jas, J. Corbett
Corbett
J. H. Gilmour
Mary Hampton
Price Cream Baking Powder Wins Gold Medal at Midwinter Fair
The item highlights Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder receiving a gold medal at the San Francisco Midwinter Fair. It mentions Lemon Tonic Laxative available from druggists at 60 cents and McAll druggists. The brevity reflects a product promotion style from the era.
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Dr. Price
San Francisco
German anarchist wooed heiress in Indianapolis tale
Frederick Grundt a tall sandy haired German with red facial hair stood in the police station after arriving on a charity ticket from Europe. He charmed Amelia Lolmstedt in Mam burg Germany and brought her to America to marry, concealing a wife and children. The minister suspected deceit, Grundt confessed, and the heartbroken heiress remains with Rev. Christensen. She has money and will gain more in months, Grundt sought.
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Frederick Grundt
Grundt
Amelia Lolmstedt
Mamburg
Germany
Indianapolis
Hulmstedt
Demand for Free Silver Roars Through Indiana Politicians
Secretary Kneilley of the Democratic State Committee has surveyed Hoosier politicians on free silver, reporting near universal sentiment for the white metal across the state. No declaration will be formulated now as the committee waits, while Deputy-state secretary Wright notes a strong demand in Logansport amid growing sensationalism.
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Kneilley
Democratic State Committee
Reiley
Hoosierdam
State Committee
Kevy
Wright
Logansport
Parnell's Mother Attacked Near Home in New Jersey
Bordentown New Jersey April 19 Mrs Delia T Parnell mother of the late Charles Stewart Parnell Irish leader was assaulted by a highwayman near her home Thursday night and robbed of a satchel She was unconscious Friday nearly 80 years old The thief followed her after she cashed a check and struck near the Ironsides mansion The handbag was found beside the railroad track with papers scattered
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Bordentown
N. J
Delia T
Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Ironsides
Indicted Wardenship Battle Moves to Supreme Court
The state through Attorney General Metcham filed a complaint in Laporte circuit court seeking ouster of Charley Harley as warden. Harley, elected by the state board, asked ex-Warden French for the keys but was refused and remains in office. Damages asked total 1000 dollars. The answer was mailed and the case will be rushed to the supreme court.
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Attormey-gen. Metcham
Laporte Circuit Court
Charley Harley
State Board
French
Supreme Court
Wilde arraigned and held for trial without bail
Oscar Wilde and Charles Taylor were examined further on Friday morning and committed for trial at central criminal court without bail. Wilde stated that he had nothing to say.
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Taylor
Lonxon
Oscar Wilde
Chas. Taylor
Central Criminal Court
Wilde
Grand Jury to hear Capt Orem in assault case
Judge Stubbs sends Capt Zachariah Orem to the grand jury on a charge of criminal assault against Mrs Virginia Claraban a colored woman. Primrose Day in London April 19 marked by wide celebration in memory of Lord Beaconsfield. Weather forecast for 36 hours to April 20 calls for fair Friday night and Saturday.
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Zachariah Orem
Virginia Claraban
Stubbs
London
Lord Beaconsfield
Rumor of Vanderbilt Belmont Marriage Sparks New York Interest
A London marriage rumor connects Mrs. Willie Vanderbilt and Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont. Reports cite a cableslam to a club figure as source, with denial and mystery surrounding the alleged union. Friends in New York debate the claim while noting Belmont’s prior closeness to Vanderbilt.
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New York
Willie S. Vanderbit
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont
London
Newport
Tanderhill
W. K. Vanderbilt
Justice Barnett
Supreme Sober
Vanderbilt
Cat
Willie RK
Valiant
Belmont
Rioting at Coal Creek Mines Over Labor-Saving Machinery
Knoxvenne Tenn April 19 The valley is alarmed by Thursday's riot at the Coal Creek mines fearing a renewal of depredations from two years ago. Two men killed Charles Morgan of Cleveland and a Tennessee miner named Tlen dricks. Labor-saving machines costing $90000 sparked the clash as fifteen Ohio miners arrived to operate them. Locals labeled them foreigners. fights began with drinking and rioting. Authorities and operators seek government aid as miners pursue each other into the Tennessee mountains.
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Coal Creek
Knoxvenne
Tenn
Charles Morgan
Cleveland
T[lendricks
Ohio
Tennessee
Stealthy murderer kills wife then self in grove
Ta April 19. Wealthy businessman Schleiter shot his wife in the dining room then killed himself Thursday. The marriage had been unhappy. He claimed she shot herself but the servant denied it, after which he turned the revolver on his own head in the room.
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Tie
Schleiter
Rebels Grow as Leaders Land in Cuba Near Baracoa
In Havana on April 19 the uprising expands despite weak arms, with Jose Marti and Gen. Maximo Gomez among rebels landing near Baracoa Sunday. Spanish forces defeated the rebel band under Perez, and Captain General de Campos may seek reinforcements. Washington reports two American citizens, Justo Jones and Jose M. Caraballo, arrested April 6 and released April 9 on suspicion of rebellion involvement.
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Havana
Jose Marti
Maximo Gomez
Baracoa
Perez
de Campos
Washington
Department of State
Brice
Matanzanas
Cuba
Justo Jones
Jose M. Caraballo
Henry Watterson In Town On Home From New York
The famous editor Politician Henry Watterson arrived at a Louisville hotel Friday morning. He wore a prince coat and combed mustache and refused interviews on politics, saying he had just come from New York and would not discuss politics. He hinted a meeting with Col. John C. New.
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Henri Watterson
Gates House
New York
Lux
Vlad
Col
John C. New
Robbery at Helfer Home Ends with Mocking Note
Edward T. Helfer of 105 Centralave reports a night-time burglary that stole two WO and a few items. The thief forced entry at Centralsave church, smashed a military box, and took 38 cents. A crude note taunted the church and cited Ann Heller’s name on the cuffs.
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Edward T. Helfer
Centralave
Mr. Helfer
Centralsave
Amd
Ann Heller
Chey Libel and Cruelty Cases Stir Local News
A jumble of court and city items notes Chey Libel and W Catt arrest orders for licenseless cyclists, Susan Ferling declared insane, and Geo Staskings fined 100 for cruelty. Suits against a street railway, church and charity events, and local officers’ appointments fill a busy Indianapolis brief.
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W. Catt
Folice
Susan Ferling
Geo. Staskings
Diucie Stubbs
Chas. I
Mary P. Noble
Ofew York
Ltd i. Directis
C. C. Kerr
Mir Kerr
Grace Cathedral
Albert Mechie
A. J. Lewis
J. A. Munson
Thos
Merit
Frank Curtis
Win
Archdeacon
B.C. Buflaven
Aterviean
Columbus
Gue
Walter
Joven
Powell
Bac
Masonic Hall
AL Lake
St. Louis
National Catholic Abstinence Soe
Donny
T. Us
Tabernacle Presbyterian Congregation
Silas T. Bowen
John Scott
W. I. Stubbard
W. CO. Flell
Lew Nicoll
Charles B. Ford
John D. Ioliday
G. Th. Leinhard
Smiley N. Chambers
Zemple
Indianapolis
Tabernacle Church
Waters
Fulton
Binwis
Frank
Hmilie Weller
Mrs. Petry
W. B
Laura Stewart
John B. Dearmin
Riley
Montgomery
Ashford Mefford
John
Hdmondson
Josephine di. Leingruber
Marrraca Licknihs
Leo J. Minkner
Louise H. Richter
Charles A. Morris
Musette B. Smith
Lemon Tonic Laxative and Tonite Laxative Ad
An old ad promoting Lemon Tonic Laxative priced at 50 cents and Lemon Tonite Laxative at 60 cents available at all druggists. The page also touts Price's Cream Baking Powder with mentions of World’s Fair and related products.
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Price
Frenzel Rumors Stir District Race in Late Campaign
Local chatter accuses Frenzel of forcing influence to reelect school board allies in districts 4 7 and 8 while Willis distances himself from candidacy. Roth faces contenders including McFarland Atkinson Helm and Buddenbaum as Moores eyed for district 11 amid calls to accelerate Apple’s resignation.
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Johnpee Frenzel
J. Z
Frense
Wilis
Willis
Roth
C. C. Roth
District 7
John McFarland
Linville Atkinson
Board of Works
Henry Helm
Fred Buddenbaum
District 11
Apple
Merrill Moores
Charley s graft tale twists in Frenzel circle
Witness Charley Martin dale testified in February about graft in school board affairs and denied favors from Frenzel linked interests. A Bank suit by Merchants National Bank, led by John P. Frenzel's institution, targets Fred Laakman on a $600 note, with Charles Martindale as attorney.
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Rartindale
Frenzel
Rey
Charlie Martindale
Jnc
Charley
Merchant’s National Bank
John P. Frenzel
Fred Laakman
Charles Martindale
Six Blocks Burned In Arp Mor e Loss 160 000 One Fatality
In Arp Mor e I T on April 19 six solid blocks burned Friday affecting 60 business houses the U S court jail and Masonic temple. Loss reported at 100 000. A Mr. Neil fatally burned amid the blaze. Train Robber Perry in Court in New York on April 19 brought to Hudson County Court House and remanded to jail until Monday for Matteawan transfer.
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Arpmore
I. T
Rovber Perry
New York
Perry
Hudson County Court House
Matteawan
A Famous Hatter Dead
New York reports the death of Charles Knox the hatter who passed away Friday morning.
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New York
Charles Knox
Oil Edges Down Amid Pressure on Friday
Oil declined about 20 points on Friday, slipping toward $2.40 as market pressure persisted. Traders watched supply signals and geopolitical tensions shaping the tentative price dip.
Tax receipts and city bath expansion plans in New York
Estimated total income tax receipts reach 15 million. Cities in New York will offer free baths for all first and second class boroughs. Katharine Davitt, daughter of Irish leader Michael Davitt, dies in London. Campaigns and indemnity notes touch US politics and Japan, with speakership and prisoner terms noted amid European affairs.
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New York
Katharine
Michael Davitt
London
S. Sound
South
Memphis
Carlisle
Japan
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