Faithful councilmen meet in mayor's office for acquainting
Democratic councilmen-elect gathered Sunday in Mayor Sullivan's office for a social introduction amid speculation on the next two years of leadership. Labeled as a quiet session, the group denied any policy or gavel talks, stating they only planned friendly remarks and campaign reminiscing.
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Sullivan
Council
Martin Moorphy
Emil Rassman
Olaf Olsen
Rassman
Ways and Means
Sun
Moorphy
Hoe
Youtz
Council Hearing Promises Debate on Cheaper Street Fares
At Monday’s meeting the council will hear Chairman Myers report on a recent burlesque conference about cheaper street railway fares. Frenzel, Gauss, and Olsen were involved. Frenzel refused to lower the five cent fare, while the committee proposes six tickets for 25 cents.
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Myers
Gauss
Olsen
Frenzel
Trenzel
Weare
Mr. Olsen
Mr. Myers
Mr. Gauss
Brewery Ordinance Faces Challenge From Councilman Murphy
Councilman Murphy said passage of the brewery license ordinance is uncertain. He questioned the legality of an amendment taxing three British money owned breweries separately, arguing they are one concern and should pay one license. He praised the English syndicate as a community benefit amid opposition trends. He could not commit to voting, noting outcome depends on further discussion.
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Murphy
Plot to kill Gould and Depew unfolds in bomb case
New York dispatch reports a broader conspiracy behind the Russell Sage office bombing. William D. Southworth, alleged head of a secret order called the grand army of Jabor, is under arrest as detectives reveal plans to strike rich men with bombs if they did not surrender wealth and curb prices. Sage and Depew linked to supposed campaign against millionaire financiers.
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Gould
Depew
New York
Russell Save
W. D. Southworth
Grand Army
Jabor
Mof
Cant. Horne
Lecucer
Senthyyerth
San Francisco
Southworth
Horan
Dynpaniser
Sage
South America
Dullis
Inspector Byrne
J. B. Shaw
Russell Saes
William D. Southworth
Broadway
U S courts hold Decamer session opens at St Wayne
The U S court holds its December term opening Monday at St Wayne with Judge Gresham presiding. Reports note suspensions and arrests including Patrolman Sanders for unbecoming conduct off duty and Harry Adams seized at the Park theater with an unnamed barber refusing to reveal his name. Judge Buskirk continues a case to Tuesday as other local incidents are listed.
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U. S
St. Wayne
Gresham
Pat
Sanders
Powers
Splann
James
Harry Adams
Park Theater
Hais
Buskirk
David Camp
Noble St
Kragalo
Whitset
Ambulancs
Fenton St
W. C. Bowen
Ohio
Haugh, Ketcham &Co
Mra. W
Cline
Perkins
Squire Smock
Cox
BirTus
Fred
Mary Lechmann
Louis
Mary Claffey
M. J
Anna Shea
Adolph
Bertha Frey
Duarus
George Wohrlebe
Alice Crawford
Indianapolis
Edward Gery
Yandes St
George Wotrow
Amos Agee
Malott-ave
John Eagle
Clifford-ave
G. L. King
Bettie Morgan
Joseph Harris
Melissa Ballard
James Turner
Bertha Lee
Win
Walker
Minnie Violet
Thomas Newson
Ida Samuels
John Lyandesker
Cos
Lyandecker Hyves
Siventh-st
Columbia Ave
Herbert Wiley
Judge Cox
Lawrence P. Rasussem
Sweden
Mary Matson
Rasussem
Dee 2
Dra. Long and Roberts
City Hospital
Rasassem
Dr. Matson
Feibleman
Young Rasasem
Deadlock in House Speaker Race Drags on After 22 Ballots
Washington dispatches show the speakership stalemate continuing through 22 ballots as Crisp leads Mills and Springer with McMillin rising uncertainty, while factions cling to their chosen candidates. Public galleries restricted, editors urge a swift resolution to avert national governance delays.
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Washington
Des
Democratic Congressional Caucus
Crisp
Mills
Thellinois
Springer
McMillan
Hatch
Stevens
Wilson
West Virginia
McMillin
Cleveland
Betwen Crisp
Rourke Cochran
New York
the Herald Monday Morning
Hill
Hately
Cable
Newberry
Dinois
Loppy Executed At Sing Sing In Painless Death
Inside Sing Sing a death penalty via electric chair was carried out for Martin D. Loppy. A black flag signaled the execution, witnesses including doctors timed respiration and heart activity, and an autopsy followed. The coffin was buried on prison grounds with four convicts bearing the burial escort.
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Stine Sina
Martin D. Loppy
Brown
Loppy
Capt
Hilbert
Dra. McDonald
Lamby
Rockyyell
Lappy
Slocum
Wood
Dugbo
Smiler
Congress in Session Doors Open After Adjournment Showered with Floral Tributes
In Washington the house adjourned to Tuesday after a vivid scene of early-morning crowds and heavy floral decorations at desks. The Senate opened with Senators Quay Cameron and Morton present as resignations and seat contests were read and discussed before adjourning at 1 o'clock.
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Washinton
Democrat
Tom Campbel
Oriental Club of New York
Arthur Club
McAleer
House
House of Representatives
Reed
Holman
Senate
Quay
Don Cameron
Morton
Brice and Vilas
Florida
Davidson
Harris
George
Hoar
Texas
Chilton
Reagan
Sherman
Brice
Ohio
Fatal Explosion Kills One at Sparrow Point Plant
An early morning blast in a Maryland steel works furnace at Sparrow Point killed one worker and badly injured six others. Three injured men W. C. Tallman Thomas Miller and Atonist Bellaire are hospitalized. The furnace was destroyed. Foster illness in Washington grows serious as doctors review his condition.
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Baltimore
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrow Point
W. C. Tallman
Thomas Miller
Atonist Bellaire
Fresh Foreign Facts And Rumors From Around The World
A collection of dubious reports claims Guatemala faces financial trouble while China rebels allegedly defeated and Brazil rests peacefully. other items mention royal illness, weddings, divorces, massacres, and speculative geopolitical rumors from Europe and beyond.
Joseph Hunter Elected President of County Board
Apples and cigars marked the first meeting of the county board as Joseph Hunter was chosen president replacing Jake Emrich. The session was largely ceremonial with little business, as members discussed future appointments and local matters like liquor licenses and the roose Eden night-watchman issue.
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Joseph Hunter
Jake
Emrich
Firman Stout
Josep Hunter
Hunter
Sys
Etments
Fke
John Kealing
John Reardon
Laminna
Reardon
Mr. Kealing
Simeon Coy
Martin Moorphy
Tom Taggart
Tragedy in Ton, Ind. as Hendricks stabs Shrum thrice
Elmer Hendricks stabbed Oscar Shrum three times during a late Sunday night altercation in Ton. Shrum, a brick mason from Salem, remains in critical condition while Hendricks fled the scene. Local forecast notes generally fair, cooler in the southeast, warmer in the northwest.
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Commincton
Ind
Elmer Hendricks
Oscar Shrum
Hendricks
Shrum
Salem
Indiana
Indianapolis
Poultry and Dog Show Heads to Tomlinson Hall Exhibit
J Henry Lee leads the state poultry association annual five day exhibit at Tomlinson Hall starting Jan 1 with fowls from a barnyard to bantams. The event features pigeon and pet stock shows, numerous bird varieties, and a big dog section with premiums up to 20 dollars.
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State Association of Poultrymen
Tomlinson Hall
J. Henry Lee
Sun
Iowa
Tllinois
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Kennel Club
K. Pebh
Massachusetts
Charles McClare
N. Harker
Indiana
B. N. Pierce
Harry Goodman
Auburn
Ill
Indian Game Club
England
American Game and Bantam Club
American Light Brahma Club
Poultrymew
Los Angeles
Cal
Thoughts of Preachers on Methods and Words in Pulpit
A union ministers meeting discusses Dr. Henry Day's paper Words of warning in pulpit discourse. Attendees debate fear in preaching, the press's influence, and the balance between warning and hope in modern sermons.
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Henry Day
First Baptist Church
Union Ministers
Rome
Christ
Daniel Webster
Br. van Auda
Charpie
Dr. Taylor
Jonathan Edwards
Cleveland
France
Jace
Lucas
Jonathan Hdyward
Knapp
Hell
J. A. Goodwin
Connersville
Sawyer
Jenckes
Jury convicts Corkins of manslaughter in 3 year 6 month term
The jury finds William Corkins guilty of manslaughter for the Barnett case. He faces a three years and six months prison sentence. Corkins was convicted after deliberating since Saturday, with his mother present as the verdict was read. Elmer Corkins and John Kern face forthcoming proceedings and a possible venue change.
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William Corkins
Criminal Court
Thee
Elmer
Milford Barnett
Barnett
John Kern
William
Linl sign Royle and club expansion plans noted
Linl, New York signs Royle as Buffalo seeks one of twelve clubs. Portland Me to build a kite shaped track. Ward threatens to release Caruthers and Terry. Stockton record meetings over for the year. U S tug of war includes teams from Canada England Scotland Germany. Hanlon and McLean fake race at risco with a tactical finish. Imported canaries at Schrader and a China bazaar sale advertised. Holiday goods advertised with bargain prices.
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Royle
Buffalo
Portland
Jobin Ward
Caruthers
Terry
Stockton
Ward
Brown
Duffy
Murphy
Bostons
Chicago
Buelkthorne
Freedom
Pilgrims
Luke Saunders
Sunny Broeck
Milwaukee
California
John Murphy
Col. McCarthy
Detroit
Canada
England
Scotland
Germany
U. S
Hanlon
McLean
Grand Jury Urged to Prosecute Jail Attackers in Lynch Threat
Judge Cox instructed the grand jury to investigate the jail assault aimed at a rape suspect, stressing the duty to uphold lawful process and avoid mob justice. He warned that abandoning court authority risks anarchy and urged indictments for those who attacked public property and threatened due process. Many witnesses have been summoned and numerous indictments are anticipated.
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Biscow
Cox
Bieson
Navy
Awwailleg Ran
Waung
Indiana
Miners Kinky Seventy Three Victims of a Explosion
Fire damp exploded in a wine at St Etienne on Saturday killing seventy three miners at work. Eight were saved by rescuers as the gallery collapsed. The mine had recently been deemed safe, causing sorrow and blame toward owners.
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Paris
St. Etienne
Vaudeville proprietor flees with actors unpaid
Victor Kourts, owner of the Victor vaudeville company at Madison street theatre, left 24 actors and chorus girls unpaid with over £500 in back pay. He attempted to flee but was intercepted by police as he talked to the cast and then escaped.
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Crraca
Victor Kourts
Victor Vaudevilis
Madison St. Theatre
Kourts
Train falls from trestle injuring sixteen near Evansville
A northbound T N O T rail train jumped the track on the trestle above a bayou near Evansville Mississippi. The 16 passengers were injured several seriously with no fatalities reported as the entire train plunged 30 feet into the water below.
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Mirus
Evansville
Miss
Free trade treaty stirs senate uproar in Hawaii pact
A treaty granting absolute free trade between the United States and Hawaii is reported concluded though it will spark Senate battles. Other items recount alleged murders and robberies, boiler accident, bomb threat, and political moves on free coinage.
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U.S
Hawaii
Senate
Conrad Diestiar
Eighth Cavalry
Sitting Bull
W. M. Meadlowe
Harry Knife
Acros
Itawa
Win. Wood
Ed. Smith
Newcastle
Bel
Rufus P. Ranney
West
Thurman
Ohio
Cleveland
Marion
Daniel Doulin
Colonnade
New York
Oscar Weyrand
Conrad Harris
Oscar
Washington
Gov. Hill
Elmira
Cone
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Mexico
Prince George
Wales
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Paris Fund
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Dep
Janey Marina
London
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Potsdam
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Victoria May
Duke of Teck
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Schradec’s
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