Fourth Edition Reports Moore in Montreal Hideout
Rumors place Joseph A. Moore in Montreal with a woman said to be his wife. A Hartford Indianapolis driven effort seeks his arrest, while Montreal sightings trigger calls for authorities. Mrs Moore’s location remains disputed amid sensational, unverified reports. A gruesome murder in Gulf of St. Lawrence is briefly noted with scant detail.
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Montreal
Canada
Joseph A. Moore
Hartford
Indianapolis
Insurance Company
Indianapolitans
Fox Fae
Moore
Henry C. Hobinson
Hartford Courant
Col.Keene
Matt
Greane
Cnbiert
Firaman
Qweawa
Ebl
Spk
St. Pierre
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Uantidiver
Neal
Street Car Strike Sparks Alarm in New York
The New York street car strike worsens as companies push a clampdown. Three lines operate while workers are warned to return or be discharged. Many comply, easing the tie-up as tension remains high in the disorganized transit scene.
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New York
Har rison Women Liquor Privileges and Prince Rudolph Death Rumor
A brief set of dispatches reports Mrs. Harrison restricts liquor tasting in her house during her regime, a rumor blamed for Prince Rudolph’s death is admitted as true. official statement says his death was by self-inflicted gunshot. Additional notes mention Pasroee bill moving on Oklahoma with scant armed opposition, and a push for Ben Butterworth as secretary of the treasury.
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New York
Harrison
White House
Vrresna
Prince Rudolph
Vienna
Aukansas City
Kas
Pasroee
Bill
Oklahoma
Fair Indiana Weather and Real Estate Transfers Highlight
Indiana sees generally fair and warmer weather as real estate transfers are listed. Scott Butler and Amos R Hollowell acquire land in Jots Forest Home addition for 83 600, Louisa C Miller sells to Geo W Seibert in Stoul jr sub for 41000, Henry Coburn sells part of Coburns sub for 0, Louisa Wainscott sells to Charles F Mureck lot 7 Charles Heinrich sis add Cumberland. Emma Schurmann to John Hedlund lot 1s Echurmanns 2d add for 600, John W Martin to M Lowden lot 24 Ramsey sub Hutchings & Darnells Brookside add for 800, Charles Maguire to Irene V Webb lot in range 0, Erhard Weber to Ontillie H Kittiey lot 2sari in Dulietta for 31000, office desks and chairs noted as available.
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Scott Butler
Amos R. Hollowell
Jots Forest Home
Louisa C. Miller
Geo. W. Seibert
Stoul, Jr
Charles
Heinrich
Sis
Cumberland
Emma Schurmann
John Hedlund
Echurmann
John VY. Martin
M. Lowden
Ramsey's Sub
Hutchings & Darnell
Brookside
Charles Maguire
Irene VY. Webb
Pts
Erhard Weber
Ontillie H. Kittiey
Dulietta
Jolly Elks Court Fines At Sit Down Lodge Reception
A Thursday evening reception at the Elks lodge on Illinois street featured President pro tempore Cox and other officials among about a hundred guests. Fines were imposed for imagined infractions as the sultan presided with a gavel, with notable moments including a dramatic fine for lateness and a humorous attire critique. The event included music, recitals, and a playful display by a backwoods character named Dank Spencer, followed by performances and after-hours socializing.
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Cox
Senate
Crawley
House
The
Elks
Illinois St
Order
Elke
John W. Kern
Fiv
Brother Courtney
Kokomo
Jp Hi
Breiner Fraser
Dersther Banking
Pra Ten
Gertie Peibleman
Dick Hollywood
Tiks Club
Hollywood
Fanning
Dank Spencer
Sant Well
Hs Bags
Garelay Walker
Pink Hall
J. J. McAvoy
Alderman Hicklin
Nebraska
Jan
Park Cana
Yvheir Jaggler
Germans tighten grip as Samoa declares control
Advices from Samoa report German officials order searches on all arriving vessels for contraband of war. The Samoan Times is suppressed. Apia is proclaimed German, Mataafa’s forces around 6,000 with recruits joining. A passenger from the steamship Wainui was arrested briefly, Mataafa’s camp visited by officials, and the steamer Richmond boarded and searched.
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Auckland
Dan
Samoa
Wainui
Mataafa
Apia
Robi Garrett improves and will recover in hospital
Bangor Maine based company to construct an electric railway in Persia is reported. John Worth a coachman and miser died of starvation in Cincinnati. A fortune of 3 600 appeared in pereen. James Robinson contests his brother John’s will, a Cincinnati showman. A million involved in the case. Aristic Furniture and Wim L Alders figure in the chatter.
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Robi
Garrett
Bangor
Persia
John Worth
Cincinnati
James Robinson
John
Indiana House Drama and Night School Bill Debate
In the Indiana House a heated session opens with praiseworthy humor and a choked journal reading. Debates on a night schools bill reveal party splits as lawmakers push amendments while Johnson and Presser clash over the measure. English hotel lease intrigue surfaces with attempts to broker a sale. News from Chicago reports Boocher Melvarige in Banff and Niagara power plans advance.
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Niblack
Indiana House of Representatives
Mr. Niblack
M. A. Ragedale
Chase
Congress
O’ Neil
Maclay Briscoe
Langetall
Acereher
Inediana
Esnar
Hresser
Vj Iy
Tauot Kesser
Arioire
Senate
Alferi
Baavar Lake
Johnson
Presser
Dr. Warren
Charles Leland
Bnglish
Indianapolis
Ie House
Lelands
Erelish
Residents face fire damage and rail sleeper service offered
A fire damaged two homes on Friday morning in the city. M C Wilson at 347 N California reported $150 in damage from a defective flue, and W G Calkins at 1100 N Pennsylvania faced $100 in damage. The Bew-line road line promotes its sleeping car service between Indianapolis and St. Louis, with occupancy available from 1 p.m. at the depot though trains depart for St. Louis at 11 p.m. The St. Louis end offers similar accommodations.
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M. C. Wilson
California
W. G. Calkins
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Sullivan's Sudden Flight Shakes County Clerk’s Office
County clerk Sullivan slips away after borrowing money amid forged warehouse receipts tied to a looming shortage. Reports say he left with his wife, heading toward Canada or the countryside beyond the lakes, leaving debts, a damaged home, and a tangled web of legal actions including forged receipts and a pending extradition search.
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Sullivan
Stan
Tom Juill
Lakes
St Lawrence
AY Sullavan
S. Pennesesa St
SES
Loftin
Thomas
Neil
Slimavan
Sully Tin
James
Conaty
James Renslow
Wk. Sproute
Canada
Bis
Tan
Tom
Reuihan
Weill
Coftin
Sproule
Renihan
Charles Lauer
Hadley
Lorenz Schmidt
Henry Stolte
Michael Steinhauer
F. Schmid
Waterman
C. Koepper
Woods
Pink Fishback
Claypool
Robert ¥. Catteraon
Hiram W. Miller
Edwie Devitt
Mac
Wil
Steents
Moore
Sun
O’ Neil Fia
Har Thricking
Nedell
New York
Terre Haute
Tr Neil
Cneil
New York St
Vais
Sullivan’s
Rey
Trestee Sprouie
Wear Dret
Hellben
Teconshderitiog
Weston
Ollive
Leinte
Ruetie
Sullivam
Sabin Reachable in Denison Morning Turmoil
Senator Sabin of Minnesota, amid questions from Sun reporters, denied plans for a cabinet position, claiming he was merely traveling through Todianatotis on his way to Washington and to pay respects to Harrison. Ex-Congressman Davis of Chicago accompanied him as they discussed political shifts and Sabin’s uncertain prospects.
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Sabin
Minnesota
Denison House
Todianatotis
Washington
Sen
Harrison
SUN
Allison
Sam
Alison
Sabs
Jay Goulds
Western Union Telegraph Company
Salin
Gav. R. Davis
Chicago
National Republican
Tudianapolis
Gen
Joan Davis
Tren
East
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Heine
She Wen
Rs. Harison
Shutterwearth
Wasuisarox
Ben Butterworth
Indiana
A. B. Wilkird
S. Pennet
Aristic Furniture Ait Wim
L. Alders
Moore and Sullivan
CTIC
Tribune
Boocher Melvarigie
McGarigie
Banff
Parliament
Ningare
Crieach
Feb
C. B. Barrett
Cicage
Niagara
City Lile
Market
Franci
Pecott
Lorum
Bint
Sulivan
Spaan
Henry N. Spaen
Samm
Eat Sahu
Canala
Taggart
Sahin
Recorder’s Office
Tennessee-st
Albert Gall
MS Ar
Yoursel
George J. Marott
North Pemurst
Sabin and
the Lord
Sphrauks
Doss Davis
A. J. Holton
J.P. Price
M. Spauiding
I Blu
D. Chambers
Vielt
Leurs
HL. Brey- S. Broutt
Imi
Eithet
Winter, Brier & Jianiels
Larlor
Milter & Elam
Hauphey
Duncan, Smith & Wilson
Powderly
Pioladelputa
Journal of United Tabor
Herd
K.of J
Catholic Church
E . Bonneville
Andersen
Pittsburgh
Bonneville
Harrison Gowe
O Brien
Pas
O’brien
Clonmel
Onder
Warren
Chastel
Mide
Magish
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