Countess Tar nowski on Trial for Murder in Russia
The Countess Maria Tar nowski, famed as The Vampire, faces murder charges in Russia over Count Kamrovsky’s death. The trial alleges a plot involving Maximillian Prilukoff and Naumoff, with claims she wrecked four families and induced a fatal scheme forged by her circle to gain wealth and security.
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Russia
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Moscow
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Three Children Die in WV House Fire
Special to The Indianapolis Sun Morgantown West Virginia December 14 fire destroyed two houses. Three Corbin children Rachael 16 Susie 1 James 7 perished. Russell 12 awoke and escaped. parents and James McGregor narrowly escaped rescue attempts failed.
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Funeral for Drowned Baby Draws Large Crowd in Columbus
In Columbus Indiana the drowned infant of Mrs Frances Cooper was buried after noon yesterday with over one thousand people viewing the remains. Rev S S Offutt and Rev Wm Chapple led the services. The grand jury will convene Monday to probe the case with Mrs Cooper charged with murder and William Kollmeyer and Clifford Grove named as implicated.
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Hoosiers in Gotham New York visitors listed
Indiana residents named C W Hyder E Newton C F Coffin G H Lieber P M Dill and Francis Bishop of Indianapolis and J S S Talley of Terre Haute were among Indiana people in New York in recent days.
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G. H. Lieber
P. M. Dill
Francis Bishop
Indianapolis
J. S&s. Talley
Terre Haute
Advertisers Endorse Indianapolis Sun As Home Paper
Indianapolis businessmen praise the Sun for going into homes, stressing a clean, non sensational page that appeals to women and families. They cite society notes, home life features, and well balanced editorials as vital for advertising value and community influence.
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Subscriber Threatens Cancel If Paper Continues Poorly
A long-standing subscriber warns they will cancel the News if the paper does not improve. They request delivery to 408 E Fifteenth Street and weekly collection of charges. The letter is signed in a candid, formal tone.
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E. Fifteenth St
Mangled body found by switch crew near Sixteen St
The mangled body of Jesse Shatto a painter at Atlas Engine works was found Friday night along the Lake Erie and Western tracks just north of Sixteenth Street by a switching crew. Identification came hours later when Mrs. Shatto and her two daughters identified the body at the morgue. Shatto lived with his family at 1021 Cornell Avenue.
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Falls From Car Leaves Clerk Unhurt at City Hospital
Sylvester Jackson, 1434 Sugar Grove Ave., fell from a Blake Street streetcar Friday night and was knocked unconscious. He spent the night at City hospital but left Saturday morning not seriously injured. Police investigate whether he fell while boarding or was pushed by conductor R. T. Sergent after a dispute over an old transfer. Passenger Thomas Bass says Sergent pushed him off the car as it turned from Washington Street into West Street.
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Sugar Grove Ave
Blake St
Jackson
City Hospital
R. T. Sergent
Thomas Bass
Sergent
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President Roosevelt eyes visit to Germany after term ends
Roosevelt informs German Ambassador Speck Von Sternberg he plans to visit Germany after leaving office. He rules out a Senate bid and outlines plans to write a history, hunt across India Africa and possibly Alaska, plus tours of England and continental capitals. In Rome, Italian and British kings plan a Sicily meeting in February and Victor Emmanuel to visit Wilhelm II later.
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Largest sailing vessel Lawson wrecked off Isles of Scilly
The seven masted schooner Thomas W. Lawson shattered on rocks during a December storm off the Isle of Scilly. Seventeen sailors perished. one survivor, Londoner Allen, was found severely injured. Crowds watched as rescuers failed to reach the wreck and bodies were recovered along the shore.
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Sandy Hook
Wreck in Worcester Kills Several on Boston & Albany Express
A westbound Boston and Albany express train crashed at Worcester this afternoon. Several people were killed as rescuers worked amid debris and witnesses described the tragic scene. Authorities investigated the cause while rail service faced disruption.
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Albany
Worcester
City Plans December Pay for All City Employees
Mayor Bookwalter announces December salaries will be paid on December 20, not January 1, and teachers will receive their month’s pay then. The move aims to ensure no city employee is short for Christmas, though the next payday will seem distant.
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George T. Breunig
The Sun Debuts as Ideal Family Newspaper
The Sun offers refined, entertaining, and instructive articles for home readers, aiming to appeal to women and children while addressing civic and home life concerns. It emphasizes accessible reading, quality writing, and a humane stance on everyday matters, regardless of ownership.
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