Duel Threat Over Louisiana Congressman Boatner Critique
New Orleans reports editor Henry J Hearsey of the Daily States calls Congressman Boatner a liar coward and scoundrel in a bitter editorial. The paper offers a duel or street encounter if Boatner demands it as Boatner arrives to respond to the denunciation and discuss action.
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Boatner
New Orleans
U. P
Star
Tienry J. Hearsey
Daily States
Boamer
the States
Luouisiana
Charles J. Boatner
Fran. Monros
Retired Cavalry Officer and House Clerk Dies
William Bedford Royall United States Army retired died Friday at his residence in this city aged 71 He served in the Mexican War and fought at the Battle of Old Chilaco He was brevetted colonel later led a frontier action and retired from the army He was a longtime House clerk in Washington and authored political histories His death followed poisioning but a wife and five children survive
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Wasnisarox
U. P
William Bedford Royall
United States Army
Iis
Washington
Virginia
Old Chuarebh
Washinaton
Deeds
Elon
Eadward McPherson
House of Representatives
United States
New York Tribune
Alemanac Gotha
McPherson
Todek
Robbery at Cincinnati Office Nets Small Loot
Two men armed with weapons forced entry into the Cincinnati Southern ticket office on a Saturday morning and compelled the night operator to unlock the drawer. The operator C. J. Valaeigeial yielded the cash drawer containing about 15 dollars, with robbers hoping for more. Later, in Paso, Texas, cyclist J. S. Johnson faced a special trial after arriving from New Orleans, clocking a half mile in 25 seconds and a third of a mile in 89 seconds despite a strong headwind.
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Johnson
Paso
Tex
U. P
New Orleans
Cardinal Meichers Dies in Rome and Global Market News
Rome reports Cardinal Meichers dead. In New York 4,000,000 in gold to Europe planned near Tuesday. Murphy NC courthouse burned Friday night with $40,000 loss. Bucket shops raided in New York and Jersey City Saturday. Altoona water famine forces factory closures. Lake Superior blast furnaces to restart before spring. 80,000 barrels of apples sold at gilt prices in Liverpool and London Saturday. St Josephs home Troy destroyed by fire Saturday. 75 children saved, $25,000 loss. Red Cross in New York prepares Armenian relief subscriptions. Philadelphians press for Cuban independence in Washington Saturday. New York bank loans up $5,170,900 with $1,902,000 reserve drop. Philadelphia street railway workers may strike after meeting with Union Traction Co president.
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Cardinal Meichers
Rome
Europe
New York
Court House
Murphy
N. C
Jersey City
Altoona
Lake Superior Iron District
Liverpool
London
St. Joseph’s
Troy
N. Y
National Red Cross
Washington
Congress
Welsh
Union ‘Tractiona Company
Philadelphia
Burial of Thurman Cammets O Dec 14
Allen G Thurman was given a simple private funeral at the family residence on Washington Ave and Rich St with many attendees including Gov McKinley and ex Gov Campbell. Rev A O Grover led the service and care was shown with flowers and a viewing at the home before burial at the grave, where the casket and silver plate carried Thurman’s name.
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Cammets
U. P
Allen G. Thurman
Washington-ave
Rich St
Adieu W. Thurman
Gov. McKinley
Campbell
L. T. Neal
Chillicothe
A. 0. Grover
Trev
Grover
Birs. Thurman
Phonan
Aloe
Hells
A. J
Grranberry Thurman
Ista
Dee
Judeo Tinrmen Naturalas
Dive
Gomopers Elected President of American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers was elected president of the American Federation of Labor at a Saturday session in New York. The vote followed a bitter factional fight as the result triggered a wild scene after the election.
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Federation
Trayer
New York
U. P
Samuel Gomopers
American Federation of Labor
Man Arrested for Perjury After Testimony in Petit Larceny Case
Wesley Burton was arrested for perjury after testifying for his son Thornton Burton in a petit larceny case. Judge Cox halted further perjury by ordering the elder Burton taken to the police station after he insisted his son was at home all afternoon.
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Cox
Wesley Burton
Thornton Burton
Young Burton
Emmadliller
Burton
Miller
Local Shoe Repair and Furniture Ads Packaged
Anadvertisement offers shoe repair and delivery via phone 1505. It promotes top shoe repair near 165 Virginia Ave and calls for thawing frozen pumps at 138 Indian Ave. Also notes telephone 1791 and advertises bedroom sets in all woods by Wim L Elder.
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Ing Dea
Virginia Ave
Frank Butts
Woods
Wim, L, Elder
Woman Wanders To Wrighttown Seeking Aid
Patrolman Movar finds Sarah J. Goober a widowed mother with a sick son walking from Indianapolis toward Wrighttown to reach a relative. Without money she planned to walk, hoping to secure assistance at an orphanage or trustees office while describing her hardships and hunger.
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Movare
Washington
Pennsylvania
Wrighttown
Vieitasick Buoy
Phere
Sarah J. Goober
Las
P Sant
Tler
Fi Taodiana Cavalry
Iian
Franklin
Wood
Provables The Cardales divorce and Brown infidelity trial
A fragmented report covers divorces and accusations in two cases. Mrs Car Lales faces charges of infidelity with testimony supporting the claim, while Alfred Brown accuses his wife of infidelity and describes threats and an alleged attempted murder. Separate shooting incident: Miller the undertaker killed by Newton Garter, with Charles Stanley wounded during arrest on Harrison Ave.
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Ducdee
Car Lales
Lawrence
Alfred Brown
Dee Th
U. Pepred Miller
Harrison Ave
Charlies Stanley
Newton Garter
Westwood
Ele
Miller
Parrisonave
Reed organizes house committees as lampson reads votes
Speaker Reed worked until midnight arranging house committees to be announced next week. Col E L Lampson of Ohio was named reading clerk at 2000 a year. The president may return Sunday and Salisbury's Venezuelan letter will be discussed Monday.
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Washineton
U. P
Reed
Col. E. L. Lampson
Ohio
Lord Salisbury
Spahr Appointed Marion County Pauper Attorney
County commissioners on Saturday appointed John Spahr pauper attorney for Marion County. The salary will not be increased from the initial amount. Spahr will assume office on January 1. Driven Wells 40 cents per foot at 433 Indiana Ave contact 179L.
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John
Spahr
Marion County
Indiana Ave
Pardons Move as Love and Law Clash at Prison Gates
Governor Matthews weighs multiple pardon petitions tied to romance and reform. A Michigan City inmate’s fiancé visits regularly and pressures for marriage upon release, while the governor considers legal steps and attorney involvement to verify eligibility and protect the process.
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Matthews
Spail
Ami
Michlean City
Dave
Ura
Iisure
Lin
Oman
Fas Tellie
Roy
Uae
United States
MUN Peharier
Osata
Tata
Trial Tests Common Law Striking Rights In Early Rail Dispute
In Chicago a jury trial grapples with a labor strike case under common law. Nine ballots split before a railroad verdict favored the company, jurors hinting a Blacklist claim despite insufficient testimony. AMain, Ont, reports a separate incident where the steamer Ranney split ice and sank near Lake Erie after striking ice packs.
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Dee
CWO
Hones
Chicago & North- Ceos Western Railway Company
Eon
Ketcham
Murderer Aneus D Gilbert Sentenced to Hanging
In Bostox on December 14, Aneus D. Gilbert the man convicted of killing little Alice M. Sterling was sentenced to be hanged on February 21.
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Bostox
U. P
Aneus D. Gilbert
Alice M. Sterling
Democratic farmers form PSP clubs linked to Jackson league
Claude Matthews organizes political clubs across country districts with a aim to place one in every township before spring. The clubs will be subordinate to the Jackson league and linked to Democratic groups like Gray and Hendricks. When the Jackson league meets next year, all subordinate clubs become eligible delegates.
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Claude Matthews
Jackson League
Gray
Hendricks
Democratic Farmers
Sleek room worker case nets James Miller in theft ring
Detectives Stout and McGuff arrest James Miller at a lodging house on West Washington. Miller is accused of stealing from rooms and of involvement in multiple robberies. Authorities note prior suspicions and links to other suspects as they pursue the case.
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Stout and McGuff
James Miller
Miller
Peorie
Albstein
Washington St
Dwestives
Milter
Milley
Ecw
Ioc
Bavine
Pretty heroine in Kathleen Barrman kidnapping tale
Exclusive True Sun account describes a stenographer Jennie James who aided the scheme to place Kathleen Barrman and the reaction of her father Mr Baerman. The narrative covers Messick Scherble the plan origin, court order support, and Baerman’s intent to reopen a Chicago divorce suit citing fraud and protecting the child.
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Abs
Joseph
Qnickerbocker
True Sun
Jennie James
Towers
Whi Messick
Indianapolis
Tee Sus
Mr. Mtussick
Messie Mouiies
Mrs. Rees
Mr Messick
Tie
Ater
Ile
Mr Scherble
Sun
Selene
Sin Baerman
Ife
Aly
Messick
Miss James
Tuk Sww
Baerman
Trike Sty
Knickerbocker Hall
Covington
Chicago
Ite
Leaky Cisterns Cieanea and Ce mented Prices
Fragmented note lists factory prices for pumps and cement items with references to bulls and Indiana, showing fragmented OCR text and unclear details.
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Indiana
Bemis Lectures On Wages Prices Gold Use Abroad
Prof Bemis argues in a Friday lecture that nine years of gold production have been absorbed by the arts and foreign countries leaving no net gold for coinage here. He cites a London society paper claiming world arts consumption totals about 600 million dollars yearly.
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Bemis
Society of Economics
London
Dr Carey Succumbs to Illness After Stroke
Dr H G Carey remains gravely ill at his home 48 W Northst lle after a stroke of paralysis. His doctors doubt recovery and he is under careful observation.
Tile Hoors and Special Designs Featured at Lilly Ads
Jno. M. Lilly advertises cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offering a 25 cent price and money back guarantee. Also promotes hardwood mantels and stoves with citywide connections and the contact Frank Butts via Tel 1791.
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Jno
M . Lilly
al Lilly
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