Gen Lee Dies in Washington After Illness
Washington April 3 Gen Fila bugh Lee died at Providence Hospital after a weeklong illness from spot pleurisy suffered on a train. His brother David was with him. Mrs. Lee and two daughters will arrive Saturday night. Lee, born 1835 in Fairfax County Virginia, was a West Point graduate and longtime Army officer, later US consul at Havana and military governor, with service across the Army of Northern Virginia and Philippine duties before retirement.
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Washington
Fila Bugh Lee
Providence Hospital
David Lee
Army Corps
Hegans
Bfissauri
U. S. Ta
Umit
Promoters Said To Dominate Lottery Scheme
Secret service officers report four men allegedly owned Little Beneficta or Little Mexican lottery, active for 16 years and netting about 8 000 annually. Authorities claim winning numbers were fixed and 86 percent of prizes went to promoters.
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Rcripps-M Rae Press Association
Galveston
Tex
Secret Service
Earthquake Felt Across Switzerland and Southern France
A strong earthquake was felt across much of Switzerland and southern France between 2 and 3 o clock on Saturday morning. A series of severe shocks caused property damage in Geneva and Chemonix, France, and in several towns along the Rhine valley. No casualties have been reported.
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Ecrifpe-Wrae Press Association
Geneva
Switzerland
France
Chemonnx
Sant Novas
Rhine
Restaurant Dynamited Near Montcalm Wreck Hurts Many
A restaurant owned by Mrs. L. A. Stamoy in Montcalm was dynamited by unknown men on Friday night. Mrs. Stamoy is severely injured and expected to die. several others in the building were seriously hurt. A petition had circulated asking county authorities to refuse a license to sell Aquor, but action was not taken promptly.
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Scripps-Aurae Press Association
Bluefield
W. Va
L. A. Stamoy
Montcalm
Statue Plan To Honor Actress Mrs G H Gilbert
A movement in New York on April 2 to erect a bronze statue of actress Mrs. G. H. Gilbert in a public park. The effort aims to recognize her admirable qualities and public spirit along with the public tribute.
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Boripps-M Rre Press Association
New York
G. H. Gilbert
Ayr
Toman
Nan Patterson Murder Verdict Expected Next Tuesday
Special to The Bun reports the Nan Patterson murder trial in New York could end with a jury verdict by next Tuesday as prosecutor Rand prepares to sum up for the State while defense signals a no defense stance. The case hinges on whether the revolver and alleged conspiracy prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt despite defense claims of circumstantial evidence and self-inflicted cause of death.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Levy
Caesar Toung
Rand
Jupy Wriday
J. Morgan Smith
Young
Drs. O'Hanion
Higginsnd Phelps
Victim of Sharper Report From Kokomo Police
A Kokomo man reports being targeted by a sharper Friday evening. He alleges the con artist kept him intoxicated to steal money and valuables. The victim recalls leaving home on April 10 with no wallet and no memories of the events. He was held at the police station for questioning and will be sent home with his wife.
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Wiliam Hawthorn
Kokomo
Hema
Heart Cure advertised as a remedy for weak hearts
An advertisement explains heart health and how Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens the heart and nerves. A testimonial from Burdette DeKay of Cuba New York claims relief after using Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine. The Miles Medical Co promises refund if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
Mila
Regan
Miles Medical Co
Elshart, Ind
Mother at WI Delivers Tiny Girl Baby in 13½ Years
The article notes Mrs. Blazer West, wife of Frank West of LWT Kayumsent, as mother of a small newborn girl born April. The mother, barely thirteen, recovers well and the father works as a fireman on the Bat Vey. Dr. Leothwan attended, with Alvin the physician.
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Fie
Blazer West
Frank Weat
LWT Kayumsent
Apel
Alvin
Memorial Day Plans Form Committees for Observance
Military organizations and auxiliaries met at the state home to form Memorial Day committees handling arrangements. A further meeting will decide parade or Crown Hill observance, and oppose sports. Subcommittees cover flowers, salutes, decorations, cemeteries, music, transportation, program, and grand marshal with listed members.
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Tina
Willis Lowntown
Crown Hill
Children For
Aiewing Cawers
Helen Thompson
Kenrietta Neal
Millaaberh Crahiff
Margaret Clark
Jon Hodges
Julia Guin
Rose Hanenek
Sopha Srutler
Flowers
Ida Morrison
Kate Ricketts
Alvira M. Miller
Mra Suigrove
Martha Walker
Clawicky M Errhor
Ate Johnson
Htte Colvin
Micabie Harkey
Martha Carbaugh
Amd
Mary Snell
Salite
Chertes J. Schmhit
Taylor Powers
June Swan Grounda
Garlia Shover
Henry Seaton
Arthur Eskridge
W. B. Armstrong
Jean Rheinsenidh
John W. Scott
Charles Wheat
Greenlawn
T. Landers
William F. Taylor
F. 8
James Fhomgs
Carey McPherson
FE. J. Beverage
William N. Piek- Vovelt
Russell Harrigan
William H. Army
Trong
Newton J. McGuire
William 0
Dunlavy
Marry Sheets
Maj
Irvin Robbins
Frank M. Hay
Rand
Mount Jackange
Mit
Hovey Post
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Sunday April 20 1905
Predictions warn of misfortune and annoyances but urge perseverance. Mentions marriage offers for young women and fortunes for a child born on April 20 1905. Notes for Monday May 1 1506 advise caution, quarrels avoided, and business focus.
Indianapolis Dinner Promises Big Wil Speak Lineup
The Indianapolis opening ceremonies for local telephone firms will feature talks at a German House dinner on May 10. Breckenridge Jones of Kinloch, J B Hore of Cleveland, and officials from United States Long Distance Telephone Company are to speak, with Mayor Hinitzman giving the welcome. A varied program and large attendance are expected as exchanges in the state are discussed.
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Ndlahapolia
Eleshont Company
Lng Distance Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Breckenridge Jones
Kinloch Company
St. Louis
J.B. Hore
Cleveland
National ‘Telephone Association
Cuyahoga Telephone Company
United States Long Distance “Telephone Company
Hinitzman
New marriage bill propsed by house action
A bill prohibiting common law marriages and fixing a penalty for underage marriage licenses was passed by the house on Friday. The notice also advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla for vitality, Newport Dye Works offerings, and Mrs Winslow's teething syrup with multiple product mentions and old time ads.
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Scripps M'Rae Press Association
Byringfield
Til
House
Wishing and Shooting in Temagam District
A notice promotes Yexton accessible by rail in the Temagam District, 200 miles north of Toronto, offering rich fishing and hunting in Canada. It highlights species like brook trout and wall-eyed pike, with large game such as caribou and deer, and invites readers to request a free illustrated booklet from W. Bobmann at 606 Park Building, Pittsburgh.
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Canada
Toronto
W. Bobmann
Park Building
Pittsburg
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Gen. Lee
Ordes
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Hyman Stern
Plorodora
Court of Special Sessions
Priday
Mre. Smith
Justice Fascer
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Th Lerson
Patterson
Sherlock Holmes
Dan Patterson
Nab Patterson
Non Patterson
Doubtiona
Ocmuré Tittle
Nan
Flynn
Tambas
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Cativra
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Lato
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Brake
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Seaur
Scotland
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Indland Auto Co
Indiana Automobile CO
New York St
Ind
TF. M. Hoblitt, Gen
Mar
Kokomo Man
Babe
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Propylarum
East Hart Street
Alice Cary Waterman
Guisne
Marlborough House
Atlantia City
N.J
Indianapolis Gas Company
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Will
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Newport Dye Works
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Aroute
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Champa
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Arta
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Elkharti
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Indianapolis Union
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Chicago
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