Greece Chooses M Ralli to Lead Amid War in Epirus
London reports Greece selects M Ralli to replace M Delyannis as premier. He vows independent policy, reorganize and arm the army, and head to Pharsalia to inspire troops as Greek fronts at Epirus and Pharsalia see renewed fighting. Turkish advances and possible great battle loom.
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London
Greece
M. Ralli
M. Delyannis
Teriday Morning
Athens
Pharsalia
Epirus
St. Petersburg
Famperor Francis Joseph
Austria
Visiljing
Turkey
Constantine
No Money for Police Station Funding Without Plan Change
City finance committee weighed funding for a new police station on Thursday. It rejected current plans by Adolph Scherrer and may order the board to reopen the competition after criticizing the contest as unfair. A further meeting is set for next Monday as hotel staff changes are announced with Johny Sresinger taking a managerial role.
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Constantinople
Trikhala
Beshyounar
Pentepigadia
Epirus
Volo
Janina Anyen
Mustapha Pasha
Nicheste
Kervauserai
Pertopigadia
Vali
Salonica
Pravishte
Osman Pasha
Janina
Tepirus
Tith Sovernment
Velestino
Council
Adolph Scherrer
Gibson
Dupont
Hudson
Dark
Traylor
Rubush
Bach
Self-control Key for Sunday School Superintendents
The Marion county Sunday school association met at Roberts park church on a rainy Sunday with delegates from seven townships. Henry A. Dowling of Indianapolis urged self-control as essential to gain scholars' confidence and respect, citing a tale of a superintendent who lost control at a picnic. The state convention will convene at Winona assembly from June 13 to 16.
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Marion County Sunday School Association
Roberts Park Church
Henry A. Dowling
Trirst
Lucianapolis
Mr. Dowling
Winona Assembly
Flood Crisis Deepens Across Mississippi Valley
Memphis reports steady river fall while new crevasse threats loom. Bodies recovered as floods inundate Arkansas and Mississippi towns. levees guarded amid rising rivers near St Louis and Alexandria. Rescue and relief efforts continue with homes evacuated and crops at risk.
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Rosedale
Miss
Toe Brown
William
Charles Scott
Tiow Rer Clark
Government Relieft Committee
Jas Jus
Roredale
Mississippi Valley Road
Dogue Eis Cte
Havi
Phatia
Thurstay
Ulan
Texas
Black Rivers
Datt
Jjwek
Vidusi
Jitena
Ari
Williamson
Celosion
Lee sUry
ST. Louis
Bank Wrecker Convicted In New Orleans
Nicholls former bank president convicted in criminal court on embezzlement of 20000 dollars from the late Bank of Commerce. He funded a sugar plantation a steamboat and other ventures with bank funds. Cashier De Blanc acquitted. Penalty ranges from one to seven years.
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New Orleans
P. P
Nicholls
Bank of Commerce
de Blanc
Nichalis
Schooner Reported Capsized Off Port Washington
In a Lake Michigan gale a capsized schooner was seen off Port Washington Wisconsin with crew signaling distress. Tugs could not reach the vessel and it was feared to have gone down with all aboard. the ship's name was not learned.
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Port Washington
Wis
Lake Michigan
Calhoun Accepts U S Counsel Post for Ruiz Case
Danville Kentucky April 34 P P AJ W J Calhoun accepts the role of special legal counsel to the United States in the Ruiz case in Cuba. He will travel to Washington for formal instructions then depart for Havana with a private secretary skilled in Spanish. Stay in Cuba planned through May.
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Danville
P. P
W. J. Calhoun
McKinley
United States
Ruiz
Cuba
Col. Calhoun
Washington
Havana
Movement to revise interstate commerce law urged
Cincinnati freight bureau commissioner RE Wilson received a letter from Martin A Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission proposing a prompt conference with business leaders railway managers and ICC members to pursue a complete revision of the interstate commerce law and its passage by Congress.
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Cincinnati
RE. P. Wilson
Cincinnati Freight Bureau
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending p m May 1 calls for fair and cooler conditions. Friday night will be fair and Saturday also fair. Temperature Noon Friday was 53, at 2 p m 52.
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Indianapolis
Dr Hiram G Caster Office Hours Shown
Dr Hiram G Caster lists consultation times at 288 Massachusetts avenue including morning, afternoon, and evening slots. Hours are 9 to 10 a.m. 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays include 9 to 10 a.m.
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Hiram G. Caster
Massachusetts Ave
Guthrie Flood Chaos Claims Multiple Victims
In Guthrie Oklahoma flood disaster many bodies found and dozens still missing. Mrs Fannie Riflin a Colorado woman perished in her residence debris. George the hero who died saving others found in tree. White man and a colored child found at Cimarron bridge. Some white residents unaccounted in north district. southern area reports about 30 missing. Thieves dismantle homes and wreckers loot wreckage as relief efforts continue.
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Mazxy
Guthrie
Okla
Sa—P. Plaq
Searchass
Fannie Riflin
George Ou
Cimarronailway Bridge
Middle River
Wreckage at Cimarron Bridge Sparks Death Toll Fears
Report from Cimarron describes a mountain of wreckage with fears of many bodies. Political chaos looms as gold and silver factions threaten city conventions and mayoral nominations. Willard I. Cox is considered a mayoral candidate supporting free silver, while last campaign battles influence the race.
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Cimarron Bridge
Willard I. Cox
Ile
Tharks
Polices Court
Deaih
Millard
Young Named as Minister to Spain Nomination Expected
A report from Washington states President will nominate John Young of Pennsylvania for the post of minister to Spain. Young, former minister to China under the Arthur administration, is seen as a personal selection. Confirmation to the Senate may come next week as the offer is anticipated in Washington within days.
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New York
JRA
John ‘Kington
Younes
Pennsylvania
Spain
Senate
Young
Washington
China
Arthur
Pascatherough
Students Protest Decision to Sack Two Professors at State University
In Lincoln Nebraska April 31 students angrily protested the Board of Regents move to demand resignations from James W Adams English professor and H K Wolfe philosophy professor amid friction with faculty. They hissed Chancellor McTeewan and condemned the action at a chapel indignation meeting with inflammatory speeches.
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Neb
P. P. AJ
The
State University
McTeewan
Board of Regents
James W. Adams
H. K. Wolfe
Wolfe
Mae
Senate approves anti cigarette bill for minors
Lansing reports the anti cigarette bill passed the senate and the house concurred in amendments. The measure would prohibit tobacco sales to anyone under eleven ages and now awaits the governor's signature. A concurrent resolution fixed final adjournment for May 31.
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Lansing
Mich
P. P. Ajo
Senate
House
Bargain Echoes Across Danbury Markets and Shops
A flood of promotional lines lists discounts and popular items from local retailers. It touts hats, clothing, shoes, furniture, carpets, dry goods, and carriages with frequent brand and store mentions such as Earle's, Socwell's, Saks & Co, Original Eagle, and Mayer & Co, all urging readers to shop the current sales.
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Rubens
Danbury
Earle's
Socwell’s. Ixreitkin
William L. Elder
Messenger
Albert Gall
Saks & Co
Chicago
Wasson
New York
Waldorf
William Buschmann & Co
Ivers-Johnson
George J. Marott
Maguire
Granger
Badger
Charles Mayer & Co
Ferriter Father Refutes Sons Crimes In Sun Interview
James Ferriter says his son John Ferriter killed Patrolman Ware but denies his family’s prior trouble. He expresses sympathy for the widow and child, challenges police brutality claims, and doubts the gun in Ware’s murder came from his son. The report notes Judge McCray’s appointment of special counsel is disputed.
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McCray
Wiltsie
Supe
Volbers
Boshr
Goriditys
Jaden Merray
Merrinor
Jinice Ileeras
James Ferriter
Jota Ferriter
Ware
SUN Office
Ferriter
John
Funeral Procession Follows Local Tragedy Amid Ill Family
A grieving widow supported by her brother-in-law carried her dying child through a house of mourning. The funeral train moved with 82 uniformed policemen led by Captain Claigtes, 66 merchant police under Captain Whiteman, and the Knights of Pythias lodging members. Police did not accompany the lodge to the cemetery.
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Claigtes
Murderer Gets a pardon in wretched 1881 case
The report recounts a long, uncertain release story involving Dempsey Robinson and Augustus Craig tied to 1881 crimes. It notes pardons, prison, and inquiries into bail and bail bonds, with references to governors, judges, and prosecutor figures, all amid a violent robbery and murder context.
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Dempsey Robinson
Shah
Jacik
Craig
Laporte
Eoxpress
Ate Craig
I Beatty Craig
Shine
Wisconsin
Townsend Summoned to Grand Jury Appearance in Washington
Townsend, accused in a U S case, was served with a grand jury summons in the federal building on Thursday. The document requires his presence before the grand jury on May 11, with press calls expected in Washington. He plans to attend if he can resolve travel, tied to his fiancée Pearl Warner.
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Federal
Townsend
Diuputy
Cerry Puates
Hote
United Sta
Washington
Mi Liss Pearl Warner
Thompson Claims Against State Ledger Considered
The auditor reports Thompson’s claim setoff against $1444.72 may total $227 after reviewing evidence from the Simeon Yheotmosch case. Officials will consult the attorney general and governor before final action.
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Simeon Yheotmosch
Lois Was . Wu
Attorneyeween
Het Auditor Daily
Adv
Far of State
Neralnd
Thompson
Kansas Branch Allows Loans on Northeastern Kansas Properties
The Boston trust company’s Kansas City branch announced that loans may be issued on first class properties in northeastern Kansas. This marks one of the first such orders affecting Kansas property in years.
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Kansas City
Boston
Kansas
Funeral for Officer Charles A. Ware Held at Crown Hill
Charles A. Ware, a murdered policeman, was laid to rest at Crown Hill in a ceremony led by Center Lodge 216 of the Knights of Pythias and the police department. A large crowd gathered at his home and at the cemetery as the Knights observed their ritual and a dirge sounded by the band.
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Charles A. Ware
Crown Hill
Center Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Police Department
Father O’donaghue
Little Cottage
Shelby St
K. of P. Lodge
John Felix
Newport
Ware
Miss Louise Irvine Testifies on Spalding Scandal at Hearing
Miss Louise Irvine a newspaper writer employed by Charles W. Spalding testified before the senatorial committee probing the University of Illinois matter. She described rapid wealth from installments, property holdings, and a promise of divorce and marriage to Spalding to secure his freedom.
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Berry
Ass Leman
Spalding
Churchill
Irvine
University of Uinois
Reeves to Go If Governor Does Not Revoke
The Cigar and Tobacco stand run by Reeves in the state House corridors faces removal this Saturday unless the governor reverses his decision. A petition circulates among lawmakers to allow Reeves to stay, with many in the state house supportive of the information bureau role he provides to tourists and staff. The governor objects to tobacco sales in public buildings and vetoed a prior resolution granting a right to a veteran to operate a similar stand, arguing public buildings should not display such vendors.
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Loe
State House
Mr. Reeves
al- Mush
Soxvernor
Cipar
Two Teens Fight Near Indiana Ave Bridge
A 16 year old Carl Fletcher of Graneview avenue and a peer Eckert of Douglas street fought Sunday morning near the new Indiana avenue bridge. Eckert was cut on the face by a knife, the wound severing a facial artery. Dr. Caindo treated the injury. Eckert says Fletcher accused him of a vile name and attacked first.
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Carl Fletcher
Graneview-ave
Eckert
Douglas St
Indiana Ave
Pletcher
Caindo
Metcher
Judge Cox Improves After Illness, Expected Back Soon
Police Judge Cox, struck by grip last Saturday, showed considerable improvement on Friday. Officials say he should resume his duties on the bench in a few days.
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Cox
City Life and Local Incorporations Feature Meeting Minutes
The Evansville cycle club was incorporated with 1000 capital stock to promote racing and road riding. The Hoosier telephone company with 19000 stock will operate lines in Washington and Owen counties. Park memorial tree association of Indianapolis forms to plant and protect trees in public grounds with one member from each religious society in the capital city. Residents urge Ash street paving from Fifteenth to Twenty first and first alley west of Pennsylvania from Vermont to Michigan. The mayor's cabinet met Friday at 2 30 p m.
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Ash-st
Pennsylvania-st
Vermont
Michigan-st
Evansville
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