Bath Affray Case Crooked Tale From Local Court
The article reports Ed Daly charged with robbing cradles in a charity setting, with judge Whalion presiding on Tuesday. Daly admits prior Turkish baths but denies involvement in the alleged cradle theft at Jake Crone's establishment.
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Ed Daly
Paneer
Giorce
Emil Dren
Chariy Oferings
Whalion
Daly
Jake Crone
Day
Beth
Tom
Gov Durbin Faces Cold Feet Crisis in State House Ventilation
Report describes heightened concerns over ventilation in the state house as Gov Durbin urges action. Charles Glazier tests rooms with a ventilation rate near 1000 feet per minute, noting past standards of 16 cubic feet per hour per person. new rules require improved heat and air flow to keep officials warm.
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Corious
Gov. Durbin
Charles Glazier
Sdate Howse
Two Girls Disappear Prompt Local Alarm
Two young girls vanish after leaving home on a Saturday evening. Relatives, including Mrs Willer and James Saultbury, seek explanations as police investigate claims of planned travel to St. Louis. Anna Temple reports the sisters told Anna they would go to the city, as efforts to locate them intensify. The article also notes a separate note on theater usher staffing in York.
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Las Leon
Palier
Obie
Eric Saulaherry
Tart
Dea
Wem
Willer
Azit
James W. Saulyberry
Anna Temple
S. Delawarest
L.ouis
May the Up the Stockyards Strike at Chicago Yard
In Chicago on December 15 1900 a strike threat looms as stockyard workers es prowl union calls for a general walk out. Forty thousand organized laborers across yards vote on wage demands and more locals poised to join.
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Chicago
Agastrid
Getius
Tekin
Athy
Mestais
Ondsy Hight
Toe Mer
Murphy Was Licked For Offense At Dawson Ward
Harry Murphy faced a street altercation after allegedly cussing a Dawson on Saturday. The fight drew in Dawson and Terman Straub before Sergeant Alilan arrived and arrested the combatants. Murphy was discharged but fined for his role.
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Harry Murphy
Dawson
Ivan
Twain
Patyson
Murphy
Terman Straub
Burphy
Dug
Grace Faces Danger as Stewart Attacks Kelley
In a town street confrontation, Grace stood alone as Stewart assaulted Kelley. Kelley retorted, Grace faced the danger while Stewart fled. Witnesses describe a brawl with Lida Toss aiding. Judge Whallon records sawyer scores: Stewart 95, Grace 50.
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Stewart
Kelley
Grace
Selley
Lida Toss
Whallon
Unclear fragment from probate and crime notes
The text reports a guardianship dispute after a father’s death, with sons clashing over appointment and a daughter favoring a minister, followed by a statement from the elder Hewson. It mentions drinking admissions and tension at a hearing, plus a separate note on a fatal blow in a case involving Osborn and Husenhak, and a brief item about Mrs. Manning alleged as president of a bank or board in New York.
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Bates Slewson
Ellett Hewson
Dudge Allen
Taesaay
Tilewsan
Reed
Ife
Thea Aps
Weber
Rare Bargain Prices Offered Daily on The Sun Site
Daily bargains advertised on The Sun site and in large display ads promise profit for readers. The notice highlights ongoing price offers and urges readers to act to gain savings. The wording emphasizes economy and repeated daily opportunities.
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SUN
Pilgrimage Plans Stirring Christian Israelites Narrative
A Chicago area report describes the Christian Israelites, a small religious group, preparing a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Leader Rev Ludwig explains a three stage plan beginning in England, then three years in the Holy Land under a new leader, with goals including a global upheaval and the gathering of adherents. The piece notes a distinctive appearance by Ludwig and a follower with long hair and beard, and mentions local reactions to the sect.
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Secord-handt
Esther
Urath
Ahaseurus
Ludwig
Turdwig
Jerusalem
Moly
Christ
England
Guy Crie
Holy Land
Fire Burns Money in Tile Store and Home
Fire at Leonias Ubutun’s tile store and dwelling on a Tuesday ravaged the house and burned the money. Neighbors aided, but the flames consumed cash as the family watched, with Mrs Megalde and a helper tending the scene. The incident drew sympathy for the affected household.
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Leonias Ubutun
Maodiy Evenioy
Lutte Megunde
Taydus
Slater
Montaintae SoinbLis
Manila
Megualde
Large Stones Moved For College-ave Bridge Pier
Frozen Fall Creek allows easy placement of heavy foundation stones for the middle pier. Contractors now slide stones across a trestle to the pier, avoiding prior transport troubles. A pile sits near the middle, ready to drop if the ice breaks.
Old Man Refuses Help and Faces Ten Days in Workhouse
A distressed elderly man proclaimed he would take his chances in defiance of authorities. Police attempted persuasion as he threatened death if forced elsewhere. He was taken to custody and detained for ten days in the workhouse. The man, friendless and roaming the streets, claimed to be from the north part of the state and to have worked on the streetcar.
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Henry Sucker
Gah
Wikod Ue
Ursduartese
Lata
Freyza
Olympia Norfolk Navy Transfer Amid Caribbean Cruise
The Olympian rival may transfer Admirlal Coghlan’s command to the Mayflower during a Caribbean patrol. The move involves the cruiser Olympia and the squadron’s planned maneuvers as officers adjust positions. and coffers.
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Norfolk
Olym- I
Plate
Wil
Jain
Poseilde
Admirral Coghlan
Mayflower
Caribbean
Snmuren
Tor
Dividend payout by Standard Oil Company listed
New York December reports indicate the Standard Oil Company paying out a quarterly dividend of 13.49 million dollars, with the total amount stated as 13,400,000. The event reflects routine corporate dispersal to shareholders announced in market notices.
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Standard Oil Company
New York
Standard Ull Company
Toesing
Purdue wreck case tied to Purdue suvivial train incident
Grand Jury probes wreck involving Purdue train. Superintendent Van Winkle Yardmanter John Q Hicks and Kaxiveer Shoemaker referenced amid testimony. Marshall Hilstrington charged with hiding his property. brief notes indicate a boy named Nic Nolas connected to the matter as band juries convene.
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Grand Jery
van Winkle
John Q. Hicks
Kaxiveer
Marshall Hilstrington
Tna
Alt Nic Nolas
Mayors clash delays city projects and funding plan
A chaotic council session disrupted by the mayoral dispute delayed approval of a 2000 dollar city project and stalled a proposed increase for the engineer's office. A separate contempt charge emerged as a husband faced court for support payments.
Local Resolution Debate Highlights Committee Actions
A partially readable report shows Burn presenting a draft dirt resolution and a committee on TerMiga considering amendments. Western members push to amend aspects of the appropriation, with discussion spanning the Salil of Bin Diora and related dependencies.
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Wasihngton
Joy Among Teachers and Students in Local Maneuver
Fragmented OCR text shows classroom tension as educators and pupils face uncertain plans. Names and places are garbled but imply a local school context with discussions of decisions and potential changes affecting staff and students. The article mentions dates and actions but remains unclear overall.
Fragmentary World War I era item with unclear details
A distorted OCR text fragment mentions a fight, a person fleeing, and a house incident with references to dates, places, and a big price. Key names and locations are unreadable, with multiple garbled phrases making the event hard to interpret.
Pinched Mother-in-Law at Massachuset store dispute
Lewis Tow pinched his mother-in-law Angnata Kléppers several days ago after a dispute over who should pay for pins and give them their fortune. He admitted the bannée drinking a mule and that when Mr Kloppre entered the conversation he pushed her gently toward the door. She called police and filed a report before Judge Wharton.
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Lewis
Ltaw
Angnata Kléppers
Ana
Jndge Wharton
Tanwing
Gesantt
Kienpert
Sins
Massachuserisure
Mr. Klopprre
Philippines imports and labor strikes in Manila
Idle men in Manila face strict wartime immigration enforcement as shippers report many discharged soldiers and wartime entrants remaining in the Philippines. Three depurved men arrived on the Shawmut carrying warnings of rigid wage laws and government expense concerns. Local idle population pressures rise amid wartime demobilization. Christmas jewelry advertised with a 10 percent incentive from I. P. Mullally, diamond importer and dealer.
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Tacoma
Wash. Dee
Onder
Gov. Tot
Otto Bat
Shawmut
Philippines
Prominent Ohio Democrat Mulls Public Office Bid
Recorded in a fragmented 19th century notice, Benjamin P.F. Streets of Boat Bend laments financial limits while Indiana Democrats pivot toward second place in a factional contest. The piece notes derailed ambitions, a meeting with delegates, and debate over statewide and national ticket positions.
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Forecast for the 36 hours ending 4 pm Wednesday December 15 calls for fair and warmer weather in Indiana with variable winds. Temperatures around 74 rising to 74 with noon reading near 147? and 2 pm around 118? The message contains garbled figures but indicates mild conditions for the area.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
College Ave 10 Kick Again Over Streetcar Service
Citizens along College avenue vow a concerted protest against streetcar service and demand action from the Board of Works and the council. Residents say cars are fewer and service worse, with past protests leading to partial improvements. Northwestern and nearby streets see strongest complaints as residents unite in opposition to the Union Station Company.
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College Ave
Ite Klekers
Bord of Works
Council
Ecomething
Collegiave
Union Tretion Company
Wreet
Northwestern-ave
Ptter Nes
Protozoa Cause Scarlet Fever Report From Boston
Dr. Frank Mallory will present to the Boston Society of Medical Sciences findings from a year of work identifying the organism behind scarlet fever. He has determined the protozoa as the infection source and notes the germ’s similarity to the marguerite parasite, with distinctions from other organisms.
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Boston
Frank Burr Mallory
Boston Society of Medical Eeiences
Pr. Mallory
Locals Rally Against Newcomers in Quiet Cumberland
Cumberland residents demand Sheriff Metzgar close the Rahke Mante Carlo gambling joint amid influx of Augustus Napoleon Ratke French Lick Jones and others The town presses for action, comparing it to police raids on Indianapolis gambling dens. injunction possible if inaction continues.
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Iate
Ainca
Thort
Augustus Napoleon Ratke
French Lick Jones
UK. Cumb Rlands
Sherif Metzgar
Mante Carlo
Thedianapolis
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