Bloody Garza Bandits Kill Fourteen Soldiers
Reports from San Antonio indicate United States troops pursue Garza bandits after a clash near Carrizo, Texas, where 14 soldiers were killed and many wounded. Garza claims aim to topple Mexico and force Texas annexation. rumors say he sought to seize Fort Ringgold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Garza
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Third Cavalry
Ringgold
Rio Grande
McIntosh Wich
Hardie
Carrizo
Stanley
Mexico
Wt. Ringgold
Young Nebraska Couple Seeks Marriage Across States
A. M. Phillips and Millie Burns of Coleridge Nebraska travel through three states to wed. Nebraska bans the bride’s age, they face a washed out bridge near Yankton, cross to South Dakota and Iowa, finally returning Wednesday night with no ceremony in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
D. D
A. M. Phillips
Millie Burns
Coleridge
Neb
Hartington
Nebraska
Missouri River
South Dakota
Iowa
JH Wish Notes Highlight Local Parish and School Activities
The column lists numerous church and school events in Indianapolis. Activities include Sabbath school festivals, relief committee plans for refugees, young ladies’ sodality events, reinstated Catholic officers, communion at multiple churches, new statues, asphalt pavement funding, and an art exhibit at St. John’s academy with about 120 works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Haye
E. Michigan St
Jagrippe
Synagogue
Indianapolis
St. Anthony’s Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Ladies’ Altar Society
St. John’s
C. E. of A
Sacred Heart Church
St. Louis Society
Lulu
Ruth McCoy
St. Dolim’s Academy
Sacred Beart Church
W. W. Cheezum
Evansville
Collier Cadets
St. Patrick’s Total
Ihs
Tennessee
Our Lady of Lourdes
Munich
Your Indies’ Sodality
Vs. Vatrick’s Academy
Young Indies’ Sodality
Collier
D. F. Newman
T. Taylor
T. P. Henrahan
Brother Xavier
E. Hart
Father Weber
St. John’s Academy
Thomas Burk
Pather Quigley
P. M. Burnett
Sir Knight
Joan Dwyer
John T. Reynolds
Michael Hennessey
John Kerwan
John Looney
Jas. P
Frances Jacquinn
Anna Scherrer
Josephine Herpana
Elizabeth Jr
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary of
Hungary's Coats and a Worldly Bag Gar in Court
Fred Hungary, arrested in Brightwood, appeared before Acting Judge Cropsey in a bizarre outfit with three coats and oversized boots. An interpreter revealed he was a traveling baggar from Indianapolis project, while Liv Logan testified Winnie Smith insulted her before June's restaurant. Smith’s $10 bond was forfeited and he remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hungary
Brightwood
Cropsey
Ant
Rampants
Fabio Hulle
Aauba Tung
Darwin
Fred Kurtz
I Hungary’s
Indianapolis
Alse
Liv Logan
Winnie Smith
June
Smith
The Champion Crank Arrest in New York
Marcus Janowitz, a Rochester native, arrived seeking money or blood and was captured hours after arrival. He carried a navy revolver, dangerous blades, clock parts, and chemicals, claimed debts to prominent figures, and warned officers the contents could explode. He cited debts to Gould, Vanderbilt, Depew, and Talmage and said he would spare lives if paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcus C. Janowitz
Janowitz
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Washingrton BE. Connor
Chauncey M. Depew
PF. Dewitt Talmage
Jan
T. DeWitt Talmage
Rochester
City leads off with investments and local notices
City Brewing Company in Jeffersonville reports capital of 59000. State board of agriculture to meet Jan 4 to discuss new fair grounds buildings. Various local notices include licenses, theater previews, and crime reports alongside obituaries and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Brewing Company
Jeffersonville
State Board of Agriculture
Henry Rawle
Andersop
Progress Club
Mansur Block
Genteman
Amos Warner
Circle Park Hotel
Santa Claus
Louis Cramer
Kuhn’s Grocery
Ohio
Liberty-sis
Controller Woollen
Niagara Palls
Table
Iito
Bretus
Hannabel
Sarah Hall
Henry
Nellie Strump
Presley
Fannie Berryman
Louisa
Laura Wilson
J.B
M. J. Baxter
G. R
I. M. Morrison
Thomas
Ella Gage
C. L
Jessie Larsh
B. F
Rosa Johnson
May Miller
William
Emelie Bergmann
Steven
Lulu Lewis
Drestths
Chris. Hilgenberg
Martin St
Melcy Ave
la Arippe
Ida Miller
City Hospital
Harry Adams
Cora Conp
Otha Morgan
Katie Bing
William Eagiin
Mary Benbart
William Payne
Anna Eggelia
John Boyer
Laura Graus
Pertie Shaw
Ora Lewis
Nobody Was Licked Amateurs Banquet at Denison House
The Western amateur press association held its annual meeting at the Denison hotel amid tensions over a missing treasury and alleged misappropriation. President Steinberg led a quiet session with expulsions of Phillips and his attorney, and officers elected include Steinberg and Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Amateur Press Association
Denison
Sveral
Sun
Phillips
Milwaukee
D. B. Dillon
Cincinnati
Mr. Phillips
Steinberg
Steiberg
Tibet
Betes Tieliara
Stelberg
Nyereal
Herod
Brilary
Puillins
Rot
Althaazh
Maito Min
Vworld
Association
Frank D. Woollen
Ltc
Mueller
von Steinburg
Pyiday Moreing
John H. Holliday
Thea News
New Orleans
Rose B. Steinberg
Indianapolis
Ida L. Hart
City lawmakers feature new council faces and roles
Portraits of the incoming council show Martin Murphy likely president and Emil Rassman as a senior figure. Henry Laut John F White and Frederick Schgader are profiled along with George Coulter and W A Cooper as ward representatives. The piece notes personalities, alliances, and local political dynamics shaping the new body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
Martin Murphy
Martin
Council
Bridge collapse on Michigan Road traps twelve workers
A new bridge over Fal e Creek on the Michigan Road collapsed trapping twelve men. Several were injured with Emmet Barr and Ferguson among the seriously hurt. Rescue efforts and inquiries focus on sinking posts and bed undermining as the possible cause.
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Michigan Road
Kumett Tarr
Wall Creek
Emmet Barr
Kregelo & Whilsett
Vandesest
D& Suchanans
Jacol Paty
Alvord
Saventhata
Puan Cretan Wee
Powers & Buckwell
Indianapolis
Michigan Road Bridge
Debria
Pyle House
Gav. Jilliard
A. N. Hobson
Bullara
Hobson
SUN
John Ferguson
Mount Clift
Powers
Blackwell's
Bullard
Committees Set to Frame Tariff Reform in Busy Session
Washington dispatch reports that the house ways and means and manufactures committees will push tariff reform without a comprehensive bill. Separate tariff items may reach the senate, risking presidential veto or Senate rejection, as the program aims to force the president on record. The manufacturing panel includes aggressive reformers John DeWitt Warner and Michael D Harer, promising intense tariff scrutiny and possible wage impact. The narrative blends domestic tariff moves with a separate note on papal actions regarding the Archbishop of Ax and a potential clash with the French government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
White House
Stee F
Dalvinece
Carist
M. Iathieres
Lue
Tailor Martin Badger Fatally Stabs Conductor in Chicago Street
In Cureaco on December 2, Martin Badger a noted tailor stalked and fatally wounded E. W. Emery a Pullman palace car conductor as Emery walked with Mrs Badger on Cottage Grove Avenue. Badger enraged by jealousy called Emery vile names then stabbed him. The parties are prominent locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Street
Cureaco
Martin Badger
E. W. Emery
Wimery
Mrs. Badger
Cottage Grove-ira
Badger
Miss Campoot
Emnery
Baigar
Einary
Alarming condition hits deputy and others in district
Deputy-controller Tarkington battles pneumonia at home after a grippe. His wife Mrs Tarkington dies from grippe complications. John Lindley, former Parke County treasurer and state legislator, lies in danger at Danisco house after grippe and pneumonia. A stray crowd visits city hall, asking to see the mayor. Speaker Crisp remains ill with grippe though not critically. The Daly Corset Parlor advertises custom corsets at Loom 6 old Sentinel bld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iapolis
Paberardle Oimesh
Menbers
Tue
Fformina Zion Evangelig¢Al Siydays
Santa
Roberts Park Church
Blackford M
Dillon. M. EK
Crristian
Echool
St. Tsorre’s
Oelock
St Mary’s
Penal and Benevolent Institutions
Deaf and Dumb
Females Reformatory
Pertians
Knightstown
Santa Claus
Tarkington
N. Mis- Sissippist
John Lindley
Parke County
Danisco
Daly
Old Sentinel
The Coal Miners Strike Ends with Heavy Losses
The long coal miners strike ends with estimated losses around 1 750 000 and reduced railway earnings, while Bravn Indiana witnesses Christmas mood as operators plan to reopen Clay county mines. State president Crimmesky claims improved future relations between operators and miners, amid a cautious recovery in employment and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trerre Hauty
Dee
Crimmesky
Chicago & Indiana Coal Road
I. C
Bravn
Ind
Terre Haute Thureday
Clay County
Brazil Court-House
Thureday
Among the Newspapers
R D Williams leaves for Michigan to nurse la grippe. Gavin Payne returns from Louisville to work on the Journal. State editor Woiles resigns from Tas Sun and falls ill in Michigan Indiana. Louie Jones succeeds him. Will Williams of the News attends the Amateur Press Association banquet and scores a notorious line about reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Williams
The
News
Michigan
Gavin Payne
Louisville
Journal
la Grippe
Rhaumatiam
Woiles
Tas Sun
Madigan
Ind
Louie Jones
Will Williams
Amateur Press Association
Innocent Press Association
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City Live
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American Watsh Club Co
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Pennsylvania-st
Evangelie
Baniel Luo
PARK
Mivar Doud Byron
America
Jay Durham
Julia Marlowe
Sodjesta
Robert Aber
Miss
Chas. A. Gardner
Capt. Karl
Saxony
Sidney RB. Ellis
Mr. Gardner
Germany
Agnes Huntington
Therese
Pensionaire
Theresa
Steet Therese
Wight Bells
Primrose & West
Byrne Brothers
al Mueller
Amateur Press Association Meeting
Steinbure
Amateurs
Denison House
Templeton
Craig
Keltersburg
Wm. L. Elder
Yatloring
Norbert Landgraf
Penn
the City Law Makers
Wir
Rassman
Schraeder
Marian Marcha
Murphy
Sullivan
Emil Rassman
Ead
Woollen
Mr. Hassiman
Emil
Hassman
Ion Ig Council
Nus
Henry Laut
Renry Laut
Subiven
Laut
Virginia-ave
Mr. Laut
Mr. Murphy
Spesch-Maaker
John F. White
Ward 9
Alan
Typographical Union
New Council
Schgader
Frederick Sebrater
Fia
Willie
George Coulter
Geo, Coulter
Eis
W. Ji. Cooper
W. A. Conper
Republicas
Fale Creek
Will
Atabeed
Grippe
Gorman
Maar
Speaker Crisp
Wassington
Indiana
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