Doctor Zertucha claims Maceo death was caused by treachery
In a letter to the Herald from Melina del Sur Cuba, Dr. Maximo Zertucha describes Gen Antonio Maceos death at Baracoa in December. He blames political enemies and a faction inside the revolutionary government for failing to aid Maceo and Gomez, and defends his own role and oath to Maceo.
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New York
U. P
Maximo Zertucha
Antonio Maceo
Mateo
Trayal
Herald
Maceo
Melina del Sur
Cuba
Miro
Diaz
Nadarte
S Gordon
Piedra
Juzeiz
Ahumada
Penalver
Sauvenil
Francisco Gomez Toro
Mariel
Majana
Sartorius
Mosquitos
Baracoa
Acosta
San Pedro
Rincon
Govea
Isrng
Sanchez
Delgado
Pedro Diaz
Brig
Maximo Gomez
Cayajabos
Colanos
Gomez
Lieut. Gomez
Maximo
Jose Maceo
el Gato
Pina
Roloff
J. M. Rodriguez
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m December 26 shows fair weather. Expect clear to partly cloudy skies Thursday night and Friday with mild temperatures. At noon Thursday the temperature reached MM while at 2 p m it was 26 degrees.
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Indianapolis
German Merchants Association Nominates Officers
The German merchants' association of Marion county met in Mozart hall on Wednesday afternoon and nominated officers to be elected the first Tuesday in January. The group, akin to the liquor league, aims to permit freer discussion among members who speak English with difficulty and to watch obstructive legislation while serving saloonkeepers' mutual interests.
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German Merchants’ Association of
Marion County
Mozart Hall
Liquor League
Old League
State's Trust Funds Loans Guidance Questioned
The auditor of state asked the Indiana attorney general for an opinion on making loans of trust funds when ownership is joint title or in the wife’s name. The attorney general advises against loans in joint husband and wife title cases, stressing officers must avoid loss and avoid jeopardy in handling trust funds.
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Auditor of State
Attorney General
Indiana
Attorney-General
Boston Street Car Strike Paralyzes System
Boston dispatch reports a 3500 strong strike by West-end street railway employees began at 5 45 am Thursday, with drivers motormen and conductors walking out. Union leader M I Young says action is united, while some divisions refuse to run without a signed agreement. Cars run irregularly and police prepare for trouble as a citywide shutdown looms.
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Boston
U. P
West-end Street Railway Company
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Supreme Council
M. I. Young
Street Railway Men's Union
Teaders
Young
Motormen’s Union
Charleston Neck
Winter Fill
West Somerville
Everett
Ued
Present for Henry from Engine Company No. 10
The members of engine company No. 10 plan a Christmas surprise for Henry Wachstetter. They arranged to give him a pair of big wooden shoes to wear around the engine house on Christmas morning, highlighting his German heritage.
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Henry
Engine Company No. 10
Henry Wachstetter
Dispute Over Indiana May Music Festival Director Arens
Letters to The Sun reveal conflict between Indiana May Music Festival directors and Prof Franz N Arens over control of the festival. Propositions, counteroffers, and critiques focus on who trains the chorus, conducts the festival, and who receives authority and payfor services amid controversy in Indianapolis music circles.
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Prof. van der Stucken
Cincinnati
Prof
Arenms
THE
SUN
the Sun
May Musical Festival Association
Boar
Arens
Wich
Wienapolis
Dtr
Fries
Arengs
Orcenestra
van der Stueiten
Mollenhauer
Chasihwiecki
Alt. Mollenhauer
Springfield
Mass
Europe
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
van der Stucken
Areng
Margaret Butler Snow
May Festival Association
Franz N. Arens
Indiana May Festival Association
Frang N. Arens
May Music Festival Association
Indiana May Music Festival Association
Sid Charus
Sail
Vaid
Music Committee of Board of Directors
Music Committee
Shell
Board of Directors
Braving burglars the elderly Cohen couple attacked
Aiding details describe two white men breaking into the 127 Eddy Street grocery of Mr and Mrs Cohen two aged owners over 70. Mrs Cohen was struck with a lamp and is feared not to recover while Mr Cohen escaped with minor injuries. The couple and neighbors assisted by a physician.
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M. Cohen
Eddy St
Som
Mr. Cohen
Mrs. Cohen
Afr
Disturbed the Wreckers at Ottawa Kansas
The southbound Santa Fe express stopped after an engineer spotted a tie on the track near Richmond station. A disabled man, John Spaulding, formerly Richmond night operator, was found nearby claiming five masked men beat him while they obstructed the track. The crew halted before obstruction was completed and the assailants fled.
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Ottawa
Kas
Richmond
John Spatgaing
Spaulding
Alderman Durnam arraigned on bribe indictment in Minneapolis
Minneapolis December report notes Alderman George A. Durnam charged with soliciting a $10,000 bribe from Halverson Richards & Co. to secure a water works reservoir contract. He pleaded not guilty and remains in sheriff custody. The article also mentions a series of local disturbances, a jail sentence for malicious trespass, and a death with unknown cause, plus assorted advertisements and notices.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
George A. Durnam
Halverson, Richards & Co
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Patri
Charlie Heslie TE
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Uge
Cohens
Barbara Bradshaw
Owen Bradshaw
Fourteenth-st
Janes
Woods
Wim. L. Elder
Dr. Hiram
Castor
Mass.-ave
Ind
Phoni
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