Japan urged to curb demands in Russia war
News brief notes that Japan must lessen its demands on Russia to end the ongoing war. No joint envoy session occurred. A New York fire at William Daggett & Sons soap factory resulted in several firemen overcome by smoke. London prorogues Parliament after a quiet session with limited results.
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Republicans Amazed by Hanlys Agt Treachery in Indiana
Republican leaders in Indianapolis voiced astonishment that Gov. J Frank Hanly employed J Harry Miller for detective work. Miller, a longtime hanger on at party HQ, was paid poorly and may have been boosted to a deputy inspector post while James Fletcher, former Randolph County sheriff, partnered with him as a capable detective who has captured several criminals. The affair sparks the biggest political uproar since the last legislative session. Ida Miller, confined at a Washington street home, faces stand trial for alleged larceny after being accused of taking money from Noble Branaman. The case proceeds to Friday.
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Fever Flares in GacEans New Orleans Amid Death Toll
The Aug 1 report shows 68 new yellow fever cases and seven deaths in GacEans Louisiana with 30 cases at Patterson and 11 at Reserve plantation. Dr White extends case reporting and disinfection drives as city sanitary workers strike briefly for pay while quarantine debates and church funerary rites unfold amid fear and relief in the outbreak’s early stage.
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Bedford bid for southeastern hospital site amid political clash
Land owned by ex reform school head and Republican Tobe Hert is touted as the Bedford site for a new southeastern hospital. State commission delays choosing a site, with Bedford and North Vernon as remaining bidders. political influence allegations linger and nearby towns withdraw. Bedford citizens push hard as other cities pull out, citing transport and health concerns.
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Arsenic Pills Free With Every Drink At St Charles
Aug. 11 The St Charles hotel and several saloons serve arsenic pills free with every drink. Doctors say arsenization prevents yellow fever, prompting a rush that exhausted supplies and spurred chemical firms to produce pills constantly.
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Weather Forecast and Insurance Claim Details
Partly cloudy and threatening Friday night and Saturday. Simeon Peter Bryan sues Insurance Company for $1000 damages from the Reserve Lead Lite. He claims the company obtained $235.50 from him by fraud and misrepresentation related to a policy.
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Russian Ruler Will Decide On Peace Terms
A belligerent mood grips Portsmouth as Count Witte sends Japan's full peace demand text to the Russian foreign office. Officials expect a czar’s reply after conferences with Russian and Japanese envoys, with public opinion seen as a potential influence toward terms.
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Train wreck injures three on Great Central line at Roachdale
A terrible report from Roachdale Indiana describes a collision on the Great Central railway Friday. Fireman Mr Lamb of Indianapolis was killed alongside Engineer Barnes and Flagman Knowles were injured in the crash.
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Delay in Gas Franchise Discussion Amid Unit Supply Fears
The Board of Public Works postponed the franchise vote on the proposed cent gas company after discussions centered on whether the firm could supply sufficient heat units without costly upgrades. Representatives argued the venture would mainly be a gasworks concern and feared shortages mirroring a recent Indianapolis case. Hilton V. Brown of the Indianapolis News observed the proceedings, seated behind officials including Cal. MA Downing and City Attorney Warrum as the topic heatedly reviewed proposed provisions.
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Court of inquiry ends Bennington disaster investigation
The court of inquiry into the Bennington disaster has completed its initial investigation. Members will prepare a report for Admiral Broderick and forward it to Washington for public release.
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Crowds Panic Roosevelts WilkesBarre Visit
Special to the Bun Roosevelt visit in WilkesBarre Pa drew about 60 000 people with a near panic as the crowd surged around a central platform Police covered the route with 1 000 officers and secret service men worried for the presidents safety John Mitchell and Caroline Gibbons were prominent figures visible to the crowd while Mayor Avi and others struggled to clear a path to the carriage security gaps and disorganized protection marked the tense afternoon in this unstable mass gathering
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W. H. Palmer
Warning amid Sunshine disaster recounted at inquest
Testimony from a boatman describes a shouted warning to passengers aboard the ill fated steamer Sunshine and a rude reply before the vessel capsized. He says chaos on deck as the crowd moved to the middle then surged back toward the rail as the hull broke apart.
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Brookside Ave Boy Is Winner No 18
A Brookside Avenue boy in the Sun paper wins subscriber prize No 18 by promoting subscriptions. He is in grade 4, father John Ames, a letter carrier, and recently visited Philadelphia landmarks with increasing subscribers from 3 to 12.
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