Revolt at Sveaborg Fort Ends in Hangings
Finland reports a harsh crackdown after the Sveaborg uprising. Nineteen soldiers and three civilians executed for participation. Thirty-three soldiers sentenced 12 to 16 years, others to five years, and 299 to four months. The editor M Vodovesov received one year for revolutionary agitation and printing.
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Sslondon
Festh
Svegborg
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Nasha- In
Wan
Regeni
Pathé duty fifth annual meeting at American Pharmaceutical Association
Delegates from over 40 druggists attend the Pathé duty fifth annual meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association at Claypool next week. Sessions run daily with an expected closing Saturday evening. Thomas Taggart invites delegates to spend Sunday as his guests at Drexel Palace.
New Precinct Map Sets Boundaries for Indianapolis Voting
A new redistricting map by the Sentinel Printing Co shows city precinct boundaries for 60 voters per precinct, halving previous district sizes. It covers 119 precincts in Indianapolis and surrounding townships as voting machines are introduced.
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City of
Indian
Indianapolis
Endianapolis
Picnic at White City by union members in Broad Ripple
A union picnic is planned for Saturday September 5 by the Stenographers Typewriters Takekeepers and Assistants union No 31. A chicken dinner will be served at Mrs J C Breaneman home in Broad Ripple at 6 p m. The group will then go to White City for a moonlight river ride once the moon rises. Several members are noted as in good standing.
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White City
Witchy
P. m
Mra. J. C
Big Boat Aground After Storm Across Oahu Harbor
A transport eridan bound for the Philippines reportedly broke parts of its hull and ran aground in heavy surf off Oahu Island. Crew members attempted to land passengers but were rebuffed by dangerous seas and wreckage. Later, in Philadelphia news, a ship laden with arms bound for Canada was seized by authorities in Delaware Bay.
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Fonolulu
Eridan
Tia
Philpines
Pabors
Arber'a Polot
Oahu
Faland
Horse Is A Pet After 32 Years Of Service
Humane Officer permits J H Haffner to keep his beloved 12 year old horse Salem as a family member. Salem, born in 1814 and aging, was ordered to police duty but now allowed to live out his days in pasture and a warm barn following inspection at the police station.
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Salem
Bnrne
J. H. Haffner
al Smith
Haffner
Golem
Tre Snes
Bankers Hipple Friend Of Miss Wright In Embezzlement Case
Receiver George H. Earle of Real Estate Trust Co reports found items linking banker Hipple to a 65 or 96 five thousand discrepancy. He allegedly pledged securities for a personal loan of 450000, with the securities never returned. Hipple helped fund Miss Silam Wright's Bryn Mawr school venture, later serving as president. Wright recalls him as a close friend and recalls his last visit before death, denying suicide ideas.
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Philadelphia
George H. Earle
Real Estate Trust Company
Nho
Hipple
Ho Gaya
Hippie
Bryn Mawr
Silam Wright
Waa
Miss Wright
School of Young
Mien Wright
Imy
Indicted Frank Sanding to be tried in city jail
Frank Sanding, under indictment for passing fraudulent money orders to Indianapolis merchants, has been released from the Ohio penitentiary after 13 months for swindling Cincinnati businessmen. He will be brought to the city Monday for trial, with his wife clinging to him as bail efforts failed in Cincinnati. He left Columbus to await a trip to Indiana.
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Frank Sanding
Indmanglis
Ohio
Cincinnati
Gooding
Columbe
Hamilton County
Danville Rail Service Begins On I & W Traction Line
The first car over the Indianapolis and Western Traction line to Danville Indiana departs Tracton Termine station at 6 o clock in the morning with three hour intervals thereafter until 6 p m The service is temporary with only one car in service due to ballast and construction along the line More frequent service expected for two weeks or more
United States Weather Forecast Posts Forfeit
Weather forecast report notes a forfeited event with unclear identifiers and minimal readable details. The fragment mentions NEARY and names resembling event participants, but lacks complete context, locations, or dates.
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United States
Rosewater Dies at Desk A Heart Failure Fatality
Rosewater longtime Omaha Bee editor and Republican figure died suddenly at his desk from heart failure in the Ser building. He had just lost the United States Senate nomination to Brown. Survived by wife two sons and two daughters. He recently returned from Rome where he served for the United States in international postal progress.
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Scrippe-McRae Press
Omaha
Neb
Aus
Baward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Nebraska
Ser
United States Senate
Brown
Rosenaren
Respublican Party
Rome
United States
International Postal Progress
Inptura
Low Bid Not Approved For City Hospital Boiler Plant
The Board of Public Works postponed awarding the boiler plant contract after Julius Kaminsky & Co offered 15 821 but faced objections over specification defects. The board favored Kirkhot Brothers & Co at 17 290 and will reconsider at the next Wednesday meeting with Kaminsky present via attorney.
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Lord of Public Works
City Hospital
Julius Kaminsky & Co
Pub- Me Eeateh
Amwaring
Ski Company
Kirkhot Brothers & Co
Juuus Kaminsky
Board of Public Works
NRA Board Elects Ouster Plan At Stormy Meeting
In Sea Girt New Jersey a five hour NRA session elected a new board pledged to oust president Gen Hird W Spencer. The meeting also voted to move national matches to the year after next and to hold them with the national matches. Delegates from the west pushed for a central site, affecting Sea Girt’s $250000 range preparations. The program included regimental team and Wyand Cup events.
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Scrippe-MoRse Presa Association
Sea Girt
N.w
National Rifle Association
Hird W. Spencer
New Tersey
Miio
Sea Girl
Secretive dog license drive targets unpaid fees
City controller urges police to canvass homes for uncollected dog licenses as 4,074 renewals this year outpace last year by over 400. Two injured women from Sunday’s White City railway wreck show continued improvement. Ora McCollough and Helen McGuire move toward home recovery.
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Misa Ora McCollough
Misa Helen McGuire
White Elty
Mina -McCullough
City Public Health Committee Favors Pure Food Ordinance
The city health committee plans to report favorably on a proposed pure food ordinance at the next city council meeting. Representatives of pickle and tomato manufacturers argued against the measure, but after discussion with City Sanitarian Eugene Buehler, they softened opposition. The draft bans preservatives except salt and saltpetre, with benzinate of soda debated as a safe exception for limited use. Committee attendees included Henry Amt, W. D. Hartmag, Henry Kothe of Kothe Wells & Bauer, and George Grimin of Schnull & Co.
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Buehler
Henry Amt
W. D. Hartmag
Henry Kothe
Kothe, Wells & Bauer
George GriMin
Schnull & Co
Two pleas of guilty in police court case notes
In a police court Friday Inraes gunes a sawyer server pleaded guilty to selling Aqnar on Sunday and was fined 310 with costs. Martin Hohl ran a Lithia Malt stand at Riverside Park and pleaded to waiting liquor without a license, fined 0 plus costs for no state license and 10 plus costs for not having city license.
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Inraes Gunes
Martin Hohl
Riverside Park
City Meese
Livery dispute ends in court over skittish horse
K M Friend refused to pay 11.60 after Bowen Bros livery hired a mild eyed horse described as gentle but balky at a railroad crossing. The ride caused punches and a clash with Bowens. Bowen sued for charges while Friend faced assault allegations. Witnesses testified as trial proceeded before Justice Shepard.
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K. M. Friend
Bowen
Tenth St
Fred Bowen
Friend
Bowen Brox
Paving Dispute Delays Hoard of Public Works Plans
The Hoard of Public Works faced a restraining order on a proposed paving project on Alabama Street. Suspected interests behind the delay prompted a suit brought by Winnewytna Btaehie to block bituminous macadam paving from Merrillats to despite city plans. The sheriff notified the board Friday of the injunction, with a formal hearing set before Judge J L McMnater next Tuesday on whether the plaintiff has sole standing in the case.
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Pighuhie
Bys Winnewytna
Alabamavat
Indianapolis
J. .L. McMnater
Periyr Court
Bryan Gains Hinted Amid Connecticut Rally Tour
Nebraskan political figure William Jennings Bryan toured New England with stops in Stamford Norwalk and Bridgeport, drawing hundreds as he praised Democratic gains. He spoke in New Haven where officials greeted him and emphasized optimism about improving Democratic prospects in upcoming congressional elections. Bryan avoided naming specific gains, stating he could not reveal where gains would come this time.
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Atacion
Bryan
Etote
Masfachurers
Connecticu
Haode Island
Policiane
Onin
New York
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House of Representasives
Hepuhiican
Bicycle Victim Hurt After Auto Collision in Alabama
A cyclist named Stein Alves was struck by a car driven by Mr. L. B. Cummings on a Thursday afternoon in Alabama. He was thrown to the pavement with serious cuts and bruises. condition not critical. Mrs. Cummings, the driver’s wife, said Stein appeared confused prior to the crash and was aided by Mrs. Cummings before being taken to City Hospital.
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Nile
Mrq. L
Cummings
Alabama-at
Stein Wan
Aira. Cummings
Mr. Stein
Mra
J.,h. Cummings
Central
Asiton
Eleenone Setepanss Stein Alves
Talons
Build New Streets as Board Orders Large Paving Plan
Putte Works Board moved Friday to pave numerous streets, drafting papers for the undertaking. Roads to be paved include Maxwell from Tenth to Coe with cement walks and brick gutters, plus many blocks and alleys slated entirely in brick or wooden block as listed in the order.
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Ef Mineer
Maxwell
Coe
Stuckle
Minnetsia
Meridian
Pratt
New Jersey
Park-ive
Tenth
Fort Wayne
Horton-place
Aley Trerth
Alisy Weat
Aly Dama
Senate
Enna
Pennsylvania
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Clare
Ramona
Regent
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Alscourt
Thirteenth
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Asinal
Clute
Aware
Renate
Eenate
Enmal
Belek
Michigan
Meritin
Capital
Arsealler
Twenty-fourth
Death by Own Action At Dupont
A special report from Dupont Indiana notes an apparent suicide by taking mor ning. Authorities report the death occurred as a result of self harm with no other persons involved. A preliminary investigation is underway.
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Valdez Japan case suspects convicted in plot to kill. Alabama man aimed to lynch a Black person but fled. mob dispersed. St. Louis reports Bertha Tilley found dead body recovered from river, believed suicide. Donegal, Ireland, faces partial famine as crops fail amid wet weather.
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Valdez
Momle
Ala
Birminz. Ath
NT. Louis
Bertha Tilley
Eulelle
Donegal
Ireland
New Life Insurance 60 Formed in Mutual and Stock Plans
South Bend Life Insurance company organized to operate on mutual and stock bases with capital stock. Articles of incorporation list founders including George J. Richmire of Indianapolis Harry E Johnston Stuart MacKibben Dudley M Shiveley Theodore Thorward W A Hager F B Bellis and T Cole at Stephen Raingolp Coy Harsts B.
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South Bend
Twelve men escape from two Indiana jails
Frankfort dispatch says twelve prisoners from Sullivan and county jails escaped early morning by cutting through cell and attic, then brick wall, using rope from slats. Jailers report suspects aided by outside help. two men were seen leaving town, others reportedly boarded a train toward Indianapolis. Names listed include Murray Murphy Hammond Bhurtlett Spercer Williams. charges burglary and dockless records noted.
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Frankfort
Ind
Jal
Nara
Indianapolis
J. H. Murray
James Murphy
James Hammond
Edward Bhurtlett
Wilmes Spercer
Charles Willams
Prison escape at county jail leaves six on run
Aug 31 report from the county jail cites an outside aid worker who freed bars and doors allowing six prisoners to escape early morning. James Leonard refused to flee. Escaped inmates include Martin Williams Bonneville Insurance man charged with theft Marion Hartfeld previously jailed for assault Ray Wiker awaiting trial for felony Ermer dahnaon who tried to kill his sweetheart Frank Dwyer and Charles M Plum accused of burglary
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Marion Hartfeld
Bloomfield
Waa Prougheere
Ray Wiker
Elmer Dahnaon
Fratk Dwyer
Charles M. Plum
Palatary
Demand Money for Secrets in Detective Association Case
The American Detective Association sues Rudolph Schwartz a noted Indianapolis sculptor for flow of funds tied to a verbal contract. The complaint references work linked to awards by commissions for the Hamleen memorial value and the Morten monument. Schwartz allegedly feared discrimination in favor of rival Charles A. Niehaug of New York.
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Rudolph Schwartz
Indianapolis
Scuspter
Hamleen
Morten
Stettehwartz
Harrizon
Charles A. Niehaug
New York
Great Demand for Hanly Speeches Signal GOP Campaign Kickoff
Governor Hanly is in high demand for speeches as Republican leaders prepare to open campaign activity across Indiana. County chairmen rush to secure dates with Hanly set to speak in Tipton on September 29 and Greencastle Saturday. Marion County Republicans plan a Saturday night meeting in the criminal court room to discuss opening events with state chairman Damon P. Goodrich.
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Republican Party
Thalana
Henly
Tipton
Rey Tate
Charles B.landis
Greencastle
Gov
Hanly
Asvegal
Marion County Republican Central Committee
Criminal Court Room
Alacuss
Damon P. Goodrich
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