Alleged Mother Confesses In Ada ms Birth Case
A circuit court case over the birth record of Ella C Adams reveals a confession by Mrs Adams that the child was not born to her and that she procured a child to pass as her own. Testimony links a forged record and a troubling family deception involving Mrs Mary Bullett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Y. “Adams
Henry
Adams
Pel Martin
Trish
South
Booker & Daley
Frank C. Ferguson
Mary BR. Bullett
Atlas
St. Laws
Irs
Bullett
Tri Tatron
Nanny McCarty
Tia
Sirs
Mary Cashfled
Mollie Cashman
Mary Cashiman
Alerding
St. Josiph's
Political Tour Signals Shifting Dark Horse Hopes
Aidreyn Boolkwalter tours woods amid party talk of late entry for candidates as grand remi approaches in four weeks. Dark horse chances slim. legislators Hudson and Foley may welcome quieter session while Senator Jonson’s sharp words loom from the southwest corner of the chamber. many will miss him.
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Aidreyn Boolkwalter
Hudson
Foley
Jonson
Fire disaster at Uncle Yanis cabin in Johnstown
A fire at Uncle Yanis cabin in Johnstown Pennsylvania sparked panic and 42 people were killed. McKinley began work on his tariff bill while townsfolk whispered of a Dudley visit and a rumored penmanship class. It was a cloudless warm day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Yanis
Johnstown
McKinley
Hamnan
W. W. Dudley
Popular Fan Ig tose TRE SUN's liners when you want
A fragmentary note mentions TRE SUN liners and domestic themes with playful wordplay. It reads like a casual teaser about fan culture and language quirks, without clear events, dates, or identifiable people or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tose Tre Sun
Freight Trains Collide on Jersey Central. One Brakeman Flung 50 Feet
Philadelphia report describes two freight trains colliding on a Jersey Central curve Thursday morning. Both trains plunged into a canal. one brakeman was hurled about 50 feet into the Lehigh river, swam ashore, and reached the track to flag the New York flyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ex-Senator Arnold Commits Suicide After Defeat
Albany dispatch says ex-Senator Arnold killed himself in his Unadilla office Thursday with a pistol. He had been a candidate for Congress in the recent election and was defeated. The tragedy follows the electoral setback and ends his political bid.
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Albany
Unadilla
Arnold
Shone Bone
Congress
Indianapolis News Briefs Touch on Crime and Local Happenings
A busy page lists incidents and events from Indianapolis including a $300 damage claim at a chair factory, a fancy dress carnival at Virginia avenue rink with prize offerings, and theft of two money boxes from a streetcar on Meridian street. Various society notices, legal matters, and civic projects across the city are noted, alongside hospital and hotel calls, conference banquets, and city infrastructure plans.
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Aliaze
Indianapolis
Virginia-ave
Meridian-st
Grand Hotel
W. G. Eliott
Viotti
Riverside
Cal
Martin Young
Bloomington
Ollie Thompson
Lockwoodest
General Conference of
Methodists
Mane
I. Market St
Planner & Buchanan’s
Mont Mabbitt Seeks Change of Venue in Carroll County
Mont Mabbitt speaks from jail, asking for transfer of his case to Carroll County noting local prejudice and sympathy from home letters. He describes press misrepresentation, attempts to pressure witnesses, and distress over family illness while awaiting new legal counsel.
Union Railway Viaduct Debate Ends In Standstill
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on December 1 the Virginia avenue viaduct ordinance faced Union Railway Company rejection. Officials say amendments cannot be considered and the measure is dead, with city lawyers calling for a new draft. Twenty thousand coke workers face idle status in the region, costing wages up to $385,000 daily.
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Union Railway Company
Virginia-ave
Yeans
Union Raily “Chedeuey
Couniell
Omlinanes
AOL Raihne
Brayor Seilivan Hinself
Alderman Smith
Union Railsway Company
Union Railway
Coe
Cavnn
Reon
Wiegle
Sullivan
Farrell
Taylor
Ciion Railway Company
Will Phipps
Connellsville
Splj
Rotal Wrecks and Court News From December 11
A series of brief items covers a stranded steamer Nepaul at Plymouth Breakwater with rising tides predicting a total loss though no lives were lost. Also notes court actions in Cincinnati insolvency, Swiss presidential appointments effective January 1, and a murder verdict with sentencing looming. Horace Kelley’s will leaving 500000 for a national art gallery is probed, plus a fire in York damaging a neckwear factory with significant losses.
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Dee
Peninsular and Oriental
Mull
Steapuer
Nepaul
Plymouth
Ghosts and Votes Roam Jeffersonville and Eishart
State officials report lingering ghostly presences around Jeffersonville while women’s suffrage proceedings proceed in session at Eishart.
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Jeffersonville
Women’s Suffrage
Eishart
Frico Crockery Firm Fails Amid Large Debts
WIERE WHISPERS reports Frico, Crockery wholesalers of Fastland and Porter & Co., failed for 200000 dollars with 250000 in sets. City Comptroller Stevens’ books seized by order of the mayor. Dispatches from Pine Ridge suggest Indian troubles are over. Ten thousand potters at Trenton plan to strike if wages are cut. Slavin and McAuliffe acquitted in London of breaking the peace. Westbourne ship lost with twenty crew frozen to death. L and Crazy's drug store boasts sweetest confectionery and mixed nuts at 156 Prospect St.
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Fastland, Porter & Co
Frico
Westbourne
Firozen
Dent Tour
Late Trains Disrupt Union Station Day and Night
Union Station saw delay across nearly all trains from 20 minutes to an hour with no clear cause. Gatemen and staff were lively as monthly routines and holiday preparations drew crowds. A Monon locomotive incident ended with a runaway string of cars traveling 12 miles after a broken coupling.
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Union Station
Gateman Lane
Aiman
Bon Bon Candy House Ad Declares Local Specialties
The ad proclaims the sole agents of Fry's imported chocolate in the city and promises readers can see prices before purchase. It highlights chocolates and candy packages as specialties and notes popular items and brands, inviting inquiry for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Penn
Fry
Police Matron Campbell Begins Service at Station House
Miss Campbell, named police matron, takes quarters at 268 Alabama St opposite the station and starts work. In a Thursday jail visit with Mrs Jordan and a reporter she spoke of tough tasks ahead, emphasized humane support for prisoners, and highlighted opportunities to guide women toward better lives.
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Miss Campbell
Alabama St
Mrs. Jordan
Polie
Minnie Mabbitt
Ioan
Mothe
Conline
Tiaucha
Harrisons Station
Chicago
The
Gall
Campbell
Cudianapolis
Jordan
Isi
Tennnessee-st
Miners Convention Fears Large Coal Strike Outcome
Fearful of a sereme Altoona report notes the seven principal coal counties in the state, twenty thousand miners affected, and Pittsburg capitalists worried that the convention may trigger a major coal strike. Nora Harding remains at large after escaping the reformatory by squeezing through bars, officers hunt her. Queen Victoria memorial statue shown in private exhibit at Hawarden fountain in London.
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Privspuna
Altoona
Pittsburg
Suet Vic
St. London
Queen Victora
Hawarden
Gladstone
Prize fight defendants cleared in London case
Slavin and McAuliffe are found not guilty of prizefighting in London. Bishop Tucker left Zanzibar in July and arrived at Unanwezi in October. The Italian parliament opened by King Humbert, while Italy allegedly deceived Menelek in a treaty with Abyssinia. War looms as the Sisters of Charity plan a move to London. Taxes on religious bodies are challenged in France. Princess Marie, daughter of the Duke of Edinburgh, is engaged to Prince Leopold, heir to the Romanian throne. New law in Russia targets Jewish property rights. A killer at Clermont-Ferrand, said to be an old lover, committed suicide. Local ad for Clary a Brus, 156 Prospect St., showcases fine pottery and rockers.
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Charles Winer
Collan
Chicago
Wednnesday
Charles
Art Association
Mary Dean
N. Meridian Sr
Century Company
Oscar Franklin
Dolly Owens
Win, Wise
Franklin
Gwens
Wise
North Pen
Effie Thompson
Boone
State
John Worrel
Bruce Carr
Fudge Brown
Worrell
Supreme Court
Langenbere
Ednesday
Sam. B. Corbaley
John A. Hoffman
Joseph Grinsteiner
Asa N. Parr
Anthony Scaelan
Bara Hamilton
Wn. FF. Bromley
Chas. P. Coward
Bol Emmettt
Tis
Batteux
Indiana
Grand Hotel
Jon Chavez
Lafayette
City
Posne’s Run
McCarty-st
Kuswarna
W. H. Roll
Arizona
Roll
Kusworna
Indiana Banking Company
Joliet
Ruschaupt
Carrie Oshris
George Herman
Pearl St
Adsert Gall
Chris. Brink
Matilda. Wittenbere
Geowre Herman
Plaintify
Uwpon
Slavin
McAuliffe
London
Tucker
Zanzibar
Unanwezi Oet
Humbert
Menelek
Abyssinia
Italy
Sisters of Charity
Paris
France
Marie
Duke of
Edinburg
Leopold
Russia
Clermont-Setrand
Parnel Seizes Office of United Treband in Dublin Riots
Riots erupt as Parnell supporters retake the United Treband office in Dublin after an opposition seizure. Police close saloons, crowds protest, and Parnell speaks from the window. Reported moves plan a campaign from within and abroad.
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Deupir
Pee UW
Parnell
United Treband
Dublin
Sph
Straeele
Tredasadt
Devry
Lee
Parnel
America
Australia
Butler Football Reception Plans in State Championship Year
A Friday evening reception will honor the Butler football club, now state champions, with a general invitation extended to alumni, students, friends, and the public. A reception committee from Alabama and Virginia will assist in organizing the event at the university venue.
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Butler
Hesste Weges
Alama
VY. Wal
Omrakine
Fragmentary news in altered phrasing from unknown source
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions entities like Vintes Vostrax and Barners and hints at Argentina. No clear event, date, or identifiable subjects emerge for a factual summary.
Quieting War Dispatches Report Indian Tribes Tame
War Department dispatches indicate that the Indian tribes have entirely quieted down, with no further disturbances reported. This development follows ongoing peace efforts and withdrawal of armed engagements in the region.
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Dec
War Department
Bottom of the Sea and stage life mix in odd revue notes
The article recounts backstage scenes from the Onega houses with cashiers and treasurers in new uniforms, sightings of actors knitting and nursing rheumatism, and a snippet about a theater manager's Columbus trip. It previews next week’s bills at Enelisi’s and Park, including La Mascade and Chimes of Normandy, with Mansfield and clipping-bureau banter cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enelisi’s
V8. Mail
Georgie Parker
Bennett-Moulton Opera Company
the Park
Chimes of
Normandy
Erminie
Buccacio
Aftenoon
Billie ‘Taylor
Chimes
Sclivette
Beggar Student
Billie Taylor
The Sun’s ad pages push room rentals and personals loud
Fragmentary classified tone shows readers seeking a room, a date, or companionship with blunt calls and scattered phrases. The Sun page mixes want ads for housing and personal notices, reflecting busy urban classifieds and informal tone.
Senators Fail To Agree On Election Bill In Congress
Washington December report notes a contentious Senate session as Cameron declares opposition, citing concerns about southern conditions and possible bad feeling. President Harrison urges passage while a House inquiry prepares to define duties of a national board and reduce bench staffing.
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Wasnindtos
Dee
Sailare
Ve Piddican
Cameron
Hetver
Harrison
Candler
Worl
National Board
Bec
Influenza Outbreak Strikes Small Town in Barstow County
Virssay December 11 reports influenza cases in the town of Wyreien with medical officials calling a conference to plan containment. Symptoms mimic typhus with nasal hemorrhages and several fatal endings noted, amid calls for decisive public health actions.
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Bawstu Dungarn
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Charles Croie
Walt
Claveland
Horace Kelley
National Art Gallery
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L. &. Crazy’s Drug Store
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Matron Campbell
May Mabbit
Carl Almers
Pennsylvania
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Nora Harding
New Rockers
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Norfolk
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