Body stolen from Greenwood cemetery sparks Indi ana panic
Reports from Johnson county north of Indianapolis describe grave disturbance after ex sheriff Curry’s burial. Citizens offer reward, while Bloomington, Indiana University, and city officials push for investigation into theft and push to relocate university to Ladisnapoil amid tense public meetings and protests.
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Plilpul Case Involving Family Distress At Auction
A distorted report describes a drunken dispute over property and a Walnut Street address where a man named Walls and his wife are restrained in a confined room. Police attention is summoned and the case is set for custody action to protect the three young children enduring the hardship.
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Counterfeiting Foes Warn of Impending Arrests
Government official Carter predicts two well-known counterfeiters will be captured within 24 hours. Interrogation sought, but truth of claims remains under question as federal authorities pursue the case. Judge Spear upholds Georgia tax law enabling tagging and seizure of taxable property.
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May Be Lynched In El Paso After Attempted Abduction
A former railroad superintendent, H. Pease, is jailed on charges of attempting to abduct three schoolchildren in El Paso. He faces threats of lynching as the case draws attention. Separately, Senator Butter says the pooling bill will not be considered until after the holidays. General Coxvyar is en route to Sir Tenis to present the Emon plan to the public.
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An Epidemic of Measles Hits Deaf and Blind Institute
A severe measles outbreak sweeps the Deaf and Blind Institute, with 63 cases reported overall and up to 22 new cases daily at different locations. About 16 inmates are under treatment, and authorities acknowledge the epidemic but have kept details largely quiet while stressing the illness has thus far caused no fatalities.
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Deat and Dune Institute
Political debate and labor focus amid Iowa race chatter
Amid scattered political talk in Vinneapolis and Washington circles, Governor Matthews gains favorable mention as a labor ally against rival candidates Like Turpie and Reed. Reports suggest the farming governor is seen as strongest for the labor vote while Prescott signals a national shift toward organized labor support.
Controversy Over Campbell Death Between Coroners
Disturbing inquest dispute roils Lipproance and Mation counties after Engineer Campbell perished in a Lafayette wreck. Coroner Castor aids investigation while Tippecanoe officials delay, amid conflicting orders on body removal and transportation to Indianapolis for autopsy.
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Huntdown in Choctaw Plays Out Indian Territory Tale
Lieutenant Thompeon recounts a wild hunting expedition with the Cook Gang bandits. After a long chase through rugged Indiana Territory terrain they stalked turkeys and deer, describing ambushes, a train robbery, and the fear-stricken reaction of locals as a dramatic frontier tale unfolds.
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Drunken carpenter accused after threats and assault
A drunken carpenter named George heth faced a violent incident at home after threatening to slit a woman with a razor and forcing her to drink ammonia. He then assaulted her for hours, was arrested, and later claimed the woman had previously attempted to kill him.
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Fragmented Disaster News From Diverse Locales
Fragmented OCR style report with multiple items: burns on a girl named Freda Mati in 15% John area, pneumonia in the father, measles in other children, and doctors optimistic about healing though scars will appear. Additional notes mention the Clif House Ventrosad in San Francisco, Sutro plans at Ocean Beach, a Paris deputes chamber incident, a bank president opposing currency revision, a New Jersey murder, and Lord Randolph Cavendish death.
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The Swell Head Accord at Tow Purecotts Analysis
The article reports on the International Typographical Union Presidium meeting, Benedicent details from the American labor movement, noting Debs and the unionists' opinions on court decisions, anticipated consequences, and calls for unity. It also covers a separate topic about the Madison Avenue electric rail project and tax discussions in New York with John G Moore’s stance on income tax law.
Amusement Park Presents New Week of Shows and Stars
The popular Park offers a packed week with "A Nag of Bruce" and "Ailmony" starring Murphy and Cantald, plus "A Taxan" and other acts. English's and Engibb's host Henry Hoyt's company performing "Oil the Earth" and "A Bonch of Keys" with 250 in cast. Audience promised constant laughs, lavish scenery, and fresh acts each night through Thursday.
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Man Cravin Shot by Crowd at Corner of Lock and Elizabethtown
In a Tuesday afternoon incident at Lock and Elizabethtown streets, William Cravin known as Mank displayed a revolver to a cheering crowd. Burrell Kugell, a Black City hospital maker, stepped between Cravin and the gun causing the weapon to discharge. The bullet struck Kugell just below the ribs. Cravin was arrested but released after a charge was dropped.
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Two Passenger Trains Collide Near Here
Two trains collided one mile west of here on Tuesday. One car caught fire and the wreckage was extinguished. Two persons are fatally injured and several others badly hurt. The accident was caused by a switch failure at the crossing of Tesayentra and MON. 6.
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Woman Fatally Shoots Man After Altercation
In a dispute at a tenant property, Mia Harper, a Black woman, rose to confront Grant Howell. A red rag incident escalated into a confrontation. Harper retrieved a gun and shot Howell, who was uninjured, then Harper shot again fatally during the ensuing custody attempt by officers.
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Eleven Dead in County War as militia restores order
In Georein, Dec 2, a brutal county face war left eleven dead. A militia company appeared, killing ten Black men and prompting soldiers to scour the area for the dead and wounded. Blacks reportedly avenge and refuse to surrender a white captive as demands rise for harsher penalties. Officials warn a broader clash if further violence erupts.
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Mystery Under Death of Smith in West Indianapolis
The article reports the death of Thow A Switch Smith in an Indianapolis boarding house. Foul play is suspected amid morphine use, with coroner inquest, undertaker issues, and conflicting tales about a head wound and manner of death. Authorities link possible morphine poisoning to alcohol and a drug trade context.
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Passengers suffer in steamer Southwark incident
Report from Philadelphia dated December 26 1865 describes hundreds of steerage passengers confined above the quarantine after a death aboard the Southwark. Complaints over food led to arrests and injuries, with two crew scalded and baggage burned in a fire. Separate wreck at Brantwood reports engineers injured. Christmas letter from Gov Pease objecting to administration policy.
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