Shelled London April Recruiter Telegram Reports Japan
Tientsin correspondent says Japanese bombard Niuchwang forts Tuesday evening. Czar to reject mediation by powers, Russia vows swift action to defeat Japan. Kuropatkin expected to succeed Azeff as Viceroy with full command of land and sea forces. Rugela denies Russian Catess troops clash. both powers report calm.
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London
Tientsin
Atexteff
Farend
Kuropatkin
Rugela
Those Voices Defining Character at Women's Club Meeting
At a Chicago gathering of the Women’s terstey club Mrs Wyde Pavee described how voice shape signals character. She warned deep resonant voices show cowardice while sharp thin tones reveal weakness, and a full abrupt voice marks boldness yet possible impulsiveness, ending with praise for a sweet voice in women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehriil Vaire
From Coffee to Postum Cure Story of a Woman
A young Ohio woman describes pain and stomach trouble cured by substituting Postum Coffee for tea and coffee. She credits Postum with ending convulsions and severe thirst, noting eight years of abstaining from coffee and milk and praising improved health for herself and her children. The advertisement stresses proper brewing and claims the famous book The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enya
Ohio
Weban Ty Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mien
Lacknesch
Wellville
Burglars Break In Across Town. No Losses Reported
A busy burglar entered several buildings Monday night. The blacksmith shop of L G Crowe at 63 Kentucky Ave was visited. the safe door was pried but nothing taken. Castro Fruit Co at 28 East Maryland Street was entered through a broken window. nothing missing. A home at 20 Virginia Ave was entered. three bottles of whisky stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Crowe
Kenturky-ove
Castro Fruit Company
Maryland St
Virginia Ave
Edward Visits Ireland Again Amid Royal Welcome
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived at Kingstown harbor on Tuesday. The royal party landed amid enthusiastic crowds as Kingstown shines with decorations honoring the throne. They proceeded to Proches town races after the ceremonial formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingstown
Ireland
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Trish
Kingstown Harbor
Southern workers begin kicking for better representation
The article reports rising southern Indiana protest at the Republican state convention. Southern candidates Natul of Bloomington for treasurer, George W. Self of Corymen for supreme court reporter, and Hugh T. Mire of Columbus for lieutenant reversor compete, while Oscar Montgomery of Seymour is named for supreme judge. Northern delegates demand fair slate. conflict centers on whether northern and southern seats get balanced representation.
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Indiana
Natul
Bloomington
George W. Self
Corymen
Supreme Court
Hugh T. Mire
Columbus
Osear Mountgomery
Seymour
Births Deaths and Marriages Notable Entries
Births list includes Jeno W and Dathy Tateman at 822 N Temple Avenue a girl Mary Alexander born at Vingints pave. William and Hannah Wilson of Irvington have a baby. Peter J and Josephine Holzer report two living. John A and Mary Ripberger at Uninn si report a girl. William Ro and Madie Beckwith at 274% Cornudge report a boy. Daisy Cather at 1207 B Pratt Ave Down pars reports death. Deaths include Eugene St. cancer Clara Vale tuber… Laura Halloway 99 at 016 Garden St tuberculous era. Martha Tirngewater 7 days 215 Northwestern Ave cerebral hemorrhage. David Stewart city hospital pneumonia. Abbott 46 9 Mabamart. Wohnnie Anderson 6 months city pneumonia. Katherine Schulthner Linden St phenomena. Thompson pareia. Shrock and Maude Bo Metres. James Staten and Rachel Jordan. Loren Kehr and Regina Obergtell. Judy Stein and Geramette Eagan. William A McWhorter and Irene Light casts. Marriages: Shirley A WHY and Leland Stuttman. Shrock and Maude Bo Metres. Arthur M Trowbridge and Mabe Joaph. James A Staten and Rachel R Jordan. Loren Kehr and Regina Obergtell. Judy Stein and Genevieve Eagan. William A McWhorter and Irene Light.
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Sirthe
Glarry W
Myrtle McNdught
Jeno W
Dathy Tateman
Temple
Spor Vackey
Ile Eugene-st
Clarenes Vale
Fifth
Laura Halloway
Northwestern-ave
David Stewart
City Rapital
Scott
Grorg
Siiirley A, Why
Leland Stuttman
Ote T. Shrock
Maude Bo Metres
Arthur M. Trowbridge
Mabe Me
Joaph
Washington
Emma Cowen
James A. Staten
Rachel R. Jordan
Loren Kehr
Regina Obergtell
Judy Stein
Denmette Eagan
Wiliam A. McWhorter
Irene Light
Building Permits and Renovations Across City Areas
A series of permits and repairs listed including Wiisa Ket near Trenty Sier-2e with 560 dollars for repairs by Schmid & Smyth and 13 1, WN. Noble repairs at Hohe Wikllameet 1277 Burth-ave. Also Van Spreekelnon Nowlanr-ave between Jefersat and Levity Awelling. Wabash entry repairs. Maa saeniaettenge Ruralst store building. JK Lulu 1 N. Meridianenst remodel for 1702 dollars by Henry Christopher. 12 Nelaonel she mi. H. Hoots at Thirleth and Delaware. Coltare listed 32,000.
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Wiisa Ket
Trenty
Ailelibon
Schmid & Smyth
Noble
Hohe Wikllameet
Mber
van Spreekelnon
Nowlanr-ave
Levity
Awelling
Wabash Reatty
Joan Company
Maasaeniaettenge
Ard Ruralst
Lulu
N. Meridianenst
Henry Christopher
Nelaonel
She
Rats Rampage and Curfews in Several Counties Reported
Mercer Rock Island and Whiteside counties suffer rat invasions harming stock and grain. A man reportedly trapped and killed 34 percent of the rodents in two weeks using a tea trap. Hogs are attacked, killed by blood poisoning, while cat imports surge with little relief. A separate note from Philadelphia reports Harriet Thaw keeping rodents as pets and a cat in the house amid squalor. Ottawa notes Canada to plant flags on Arctic islands and mainland points. Kentucky wind storms cause widespread property damage in Louisville and nearby towns. Weston reports Miss Elizabeth Moore regaining sight briefly while losing teeth to aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Mercer
Rock Island
Whiteside
City Life Items and Local Court Actions
City items report AF of L organizer P Smith addressing Central Labor Union Monday. H L Sinton resigns as secretary, Clarence Gaumer elected in his place. First state convention of Colored Women's Clubs opened Tuesday with EBechurch and Mrs L Thomas Fox presiding. A horse-drawn wagon incident occurred near the police station. James Bannon arrested for stealing a coat and vest. Divorce case of Morton Groves against Addie Groves discussed. dismissal denied. Judge Leathershon fines Marty Crawford for contempt. Crawford to serve ten days in jail. Warrant issues involving Ingalls contract and Midland to Big Four sale noted. possible trouble reviving arrest warrant.
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P Smith
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
L. Sinton
Clarence Gaumer
Colored Women's Clubs
St. Dethei
Ebechurch
Lilliand Thomas Fox
Sarah Chavis
Marton
O'Connor
Maryland St
Leathershen
Marty Crawford
Martyn County
Crawford
Auperlor Court
Ingalls
Inge Learhers
Praword
New York
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Safe Heart Support
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a safe remedy that strengthens the heart and nerves, boosting energy and preventing cardiac strain. It claims the medicine supports heart function, relieves breathlessness dizziness and palpitations, and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to benefit. A Boston physician endorses its effectiveness and urges its use for heart trouble.
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Miles
C. F. P Warchmore
M. D
Bon Ave
Boston
Turkish navy contracts signed by Amperisan officers
Four Amperisan officers who aided the Turkish crisis Abdul Melifi from the Crampe yard in Philadelphia to Turkey have signed contracts to join the Turkish navy. Capt. Buckman, one officer, has been made a Turkish vice-admiral and given command of the Avdul Abcdtli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantingple
Crisir
Abdul Melifi
Crampe Yard
Philadelphia
Turkey
Buckman
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Preparations Near Completion
As opening day nears in St. Louis April 26 preparations accelerate with hundreds at work in every department. About 1000 men in three landscape gangs labor on grounds while over 10,000,000 worth of equipment is readied for testing by the National Bureau of Standards. Government experts will conduct tests and investigations on the exhibits.
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ST. Louis
Bio
London
Auris
Near East
Japan
Fale
Europe
Far East
America
Australia
India
China
Africa
Australasia
England
Mrs Regina Wocher Dead Pioneer German Indianapolis Resident
Mrs Regina Antonia Freidericka Wocher, 7, a well known pioneer German in Indianapolis, died Monday at 9:20 am at her home N M N. Atubaa Bt of acute Bright's disease. Funeral from home Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev G C Peters. Survived by five sons Julius Jean Charles Adoph William Frederick and Frank F Wocher and two daughters Marie Louise Wocher and Mina Inge with many grandchildren.
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Regina Antonia Freidericka Woeher
Indianapolis
NM N. Atubaa Bt
Gc Peters
Wocher
Uim
Turtemberg
Germany
Asm
John Haptlet Woener
America
Artthial
Cincinnati
William Frederick
Peank F. Wocker
Laruise Wocher
Minma Inge
Mra
Grere Pattiaon
Robert M. Charenman
Tema
Ierbert Wry Rolph
Velen Ingalls
Lizabeth
Catherine
Francis Woeher
Rhodesland Convention in Providence Sees Roosevelt Cheered
In Providence on April 1 a state convention elected delegates to Chicago with strong enthusiasm. Roosevelt’s name drew cheers repeatedly as the gathering discussed the nomination prospects and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodesland
Providence
Repute
Detekates
Chicago
Roosevelt
Petition to pardon Samuel Parks argued by thousands
A mass petition from several thousand working men in New York April 2 urged Governor Odell to pardon Samuel Parks, who is serving a prison sentence for extorting money from the Heelta company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WII
Parks
New York
Odell
Samuel Parks
Heela Iton Company
Crazy Snake Will Be Good
Crazy Snake, chief of a warring Indian tribe, pledges loyalty to the government. A jagged list of textual errors follows with promotional ad-like lines about health remedies and products, including references to various suppliers and a teething remedy for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crazy Snake
Apelot
Elevator mishap spares Jackson after near fatal crush
Charles Jackson 2 percent colored worker at White’s restaurant survived an elevator incident Tuesday morning when the platform between the second and third floors failed. His body narrowly passed the opening as the car surged, leaving him varlibed but unharmed with no broken bones.
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Charles Jackson
White's
Mopidanest
Jackson
Jackron
Indy
Bried
Ascatco Drug Claim Beats Catarrh Worldwide
A dramatic claim says Ascatco cures catarrh asthma and allied conditions after a year of use. Reports from Austrian and New York dispensaries say drops ease symptoms, with sample bottles mailed nationwide to those requesting treatment.
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Faurteunbert
New York
Cheap Coronvst Rate to Pacific Coast Points
Daily from March 1 to April 30 inclusive the Union and Southern Pacific cut second class colonist rates to the Pacific coast. From Chicago to the coast 38 dollars, from St Louis or New Orleans 38 dollars, with intermediate points proportionate. Seats to their ears free. For information contact W Conner general agent Cincinnati Ohio.
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Union and
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Wade
Chitag
Macine
St Fonts
New Orleans
Jess
Muriet
Eha
Addreen W. Conner
Cincinnati
Special Trains to California at 50 Dollar Round Trip
Special trains to California offer a $50 round trip across the route via Chicago to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Departure from Chicago with stops at Denver and Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, and other points. side trips from Chicago from $2. Tickets valid on The Overland Limited and other daily services. free on special trains. Written itineraries and details available from W. B. Kniskern in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago, Union Pacifi & North-Western
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Sar Lake Cly
Minsouri River
W. B. Kniskern
Cineinnadt
Ohio
Pennsylvania Lines 1.25 Madison Return May Day Excursion
Madison and return fare 1.25 for a Sunday May 1 excursion. Depart Indianapolis at 7:20 PM. Return from Madison later that day. Map of the World, a large decorative reference print, 42 by 38 inches, mounted on cloth, showing New Island possessions, Trans Siberian Railway, Pacific Ocean routes and Far East features, offered by W. R. Kniskeren, Chicago & Northwestern Ry.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Madison
Indianapolis
C. m
Madison & P.m
Japan
China
Manchuria
Korea
Far Fist
WV. R. Kniskero
Cherago & Northwestern Ry
Chicago
Stan and Bride Tale From Dare Atheton Marriage
A garbled notice reports Stan, a 2 foot tall figure, marrying in Dare Atheton on Monday. A tongueing signizing occupation by Samuel C. Gold and Bride appears, with the word BRIDE painted in red. Also notices the death of John J. Mahoney in Chicago after a fall from a building.
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Rane
Bammer N. Gold
Dare Atheton
Aki
Homer
Wade
Auroxa
Tront
Samuel C. Gold
Dams Mahoney
Capitolave
Hie
John J. Mahoney
Chicago
World War Awful Havoc Foretold in Europe’s Fears
A commentator warns that a global war would devastate Europe and spread to Asia, Africa, and the Americas. It outlines food shortages, rising prices, mass unemployment, and widespread disease, with Britain relying on fragile imports and global trade collapsing, as nations turn to war economies.
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Rexain
John Vuil
Milous
John Thal
Hamsla
Jaye Wente
Restenga
Port Arthur
China
Europe
A Sure Thing The Sun Liners
An advertising snippet promises opportunities and guarantees against cults, urging readers to familiarize themselves with offerings and assuring no cult associations.
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Self
Miller
Board of Health
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Hove
Arctic Islands
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Ont
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Madson Bay
Kentucky
Louieville
Carliale
Millersburg
Paris
Gwenaddora
Paducah
Weston
W. Va
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City Life
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Whalen
Anericar
Regina Wocher
Pu Lun Tai
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Struwgmyer & Nillus
Mr. Winslow
Ceuta
Williamspolt
Pas
Girtark
Snowahore
Andrew Sosko
Odd-Fellows
Carbondale
Mints
Tennisers
Lyonum
Catarrh
California
Indianapolis Tent & Awning Co
East
Washington Street
Dne
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indiana Union Traction Company
Apduraog Munde Dt
Intenat
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Pam Pana
M ‘Traloa
Stan
Childres
L. S. Ayres
Colareioces
United States
Russia
Holland
Denmark
Belgium
Sweden
Norway
France
Spain
Parrwstt
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Beme
Hume Sean
Lilly & Stalnaker
Armstrong Laundry Services
Hoth
Dusse Horfer Beer
Indianapolis Brewing CO
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