Dusang murder trial nears end in Indiana case
In Anderson Indiana on February 1 the Dusang murder trial nears conclusion as the state weighs closing its case Wednesday. Key witness Wesley Wood testified Dusang struck Hiram Staley on a car, showing the stone used. Defense opening by Senator W A Kittinger and further witnesses planned. Frazee remains missing.
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Wesley Wood
Anderson
Staley
the Sun
Ind
Clay Dusang
Chesterfield
Hiram Staley
Yorktown
Dasie
Styler
Wood
Dusang
Stacy
Paulus
4Yttaker
Vestal
Wealey Wood
W. 5
Ben Clevenger
Gunsa
Walter Cartwright
Braley
Marshal Carter
Frazee
Dunang
Pauw
Under Scrutiny in Trial of Grabbers and Suspected Attacks
Sidney Baker and Thomas Fellis were paraded before about ten women victims of a grisly attack. The turnkey's offer at the petrcr etation on Wednesday morning failed to yield identifications from the victims. Two women thought Fellis resembled the attacker but could not positively identify him.
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Sidney Baker
Thomas Fellis
Hegre Qarte-Grabbers
Follla
Pittsburg Phil Dies After Long TB Fight
George Smith known as Pinsburg Phi the Yemon toe plunger died in Asheville on Wednesday from tuberculosis contracted years earlier. About 35, he began as a printer and gained fame for successful race track operations. Remains will be taken to Pittsboro for interment.
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Asheville
George Smith
Pinsburg
Sharp dyed brown hair and wrong nine identified as prisoner
William D. Sharp, not the Indianapolis prisoner, is sought in multiple cities including New Orleans and St Augustine. He is accused of passing bad checks totaling about 11008 in Hot Springs. Pinkerton detectives traced his record. his belt dyed brown and glasses damaged aided recognition. He faces possible return to Chattanooga police. O'Shea found guilty of aggravated manslaughter. faces sentence from one year to life.
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William D. Sharp
Indianapolis
Larkin
Flanigan
Hrainsen
J. H. Miller
W. G. Arnold
W. B .Maffin
Fiele
Ube
Florida State Penitentiary
Sharp
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
Betillon
Chattanooga
Clothing Firm Assigns in Hoston Amid Unsettled Assets
The Frederick Gray & Co clothing dealers have made an assignment from Hoston dated February 1. Reported assets include a rough value of $40,000 with the remainder still unestimated. The filing signals a major shift for the firm and potential creditors await formal proceedings.
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Hoston
Frederick Gray & Co
Open Shop Threat Puts Pittsburg Workers at Risk
A February 1 dispatch reports the Hulidors League presenting Mothes to an organization of Pittsburg workers who face open shop conditions or lose employment. The move aims to restrict labor actions, with more than 3000 men and many in other state areas potentially affected as the drive to reopen work escalates.
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Builders' League of
Pittsburg
Scripps Are Press Association
Hulidors’ League
Wedinaday
Teague
May Solve Mystery Special to the Sun
The murder inquiry into Alma Steinway gains momentum after the discovery of chains and keys among her belongings. Brethway, a firefighter and brother of the deceased, urged police to assign two detectives to the case, hoping for focused work and forthcoming disclosures.
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the Sun
Cincinnati
Alma Steinway
Brethway
Vity
Poppe
City to Share Cost of Track Elevation Under Hugg Bill
Indianapolis City Attorney Warren attacks railroad faith in aiding elevated track plans. He cites Hugg bill aims to empower the Board of Works to order elevation, with city bearing costs, while railroads resist, seeking to shift expenses to the city and court rulings. Warren highlights cost contrasts and advocates principled limits to city funding.
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Indianapolis
Warrim
Ely
Ab. Waorrum
Wurrum
Trond
Warren
Jody W. Holtzman
Board of Works
Elion
Warrum
Eity
Supreme Court
Warrusya
Vetlan
Indianapally Board of Works
Meltaman
Alayer
Holtzman
Massachusetts Ave
Wattin
Alerora
O Minuirs
Indianapella
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages List
A collage of births and deaths with names such as Witten F and Meriie Pawler and Ida Darfiinger, plus a long roster of marriages including William Robot to Mary Stout and James W. Gilbert to Grace Williams, set against a historic city record page with assorted infant and health notes.
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Meriie Pawler
Rink
Willam
Ida Darfiinger
Tateor
Mami
Sable Demris
Mewillana
New York
Hartes
Therona Strack
Brasks
Gtv
Lewla
Ely Williammson
Wolton
Kil
Margaret “Fitegerald
Patterson
Altbama
Arthur and
Maud Meer
Piel
Irak
Almea
Thayer
Massachusetts
Thomas Rutter
City Hospital
Uladus M. Tholtay
Mackentaberestors
Charles
K. Higbee
Mra
J. T. Coukers
Porey Township
Johny Fitepatrick
William Robot
Mary Stout
Hiarry Lebowitz
Rebecca Conn
Jamoa W. Gilbert
Grace Williams
Evert Thorp
Clara Orebabgh
Robert T. Pavis
Emma
Mueller Alunse B. Sconce
Buskin
Ralut
Adam Meisberger
Lacy Wright
Jon T. Thomas
Anna F. Fo3te
Curt Groner
Zita Groat
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo area livestock receipts were modest with a slow market. Prices ranged for cattle including steers cows heifers and calves along with lambs and hogs, showing mixed early demand and firm to steady tendencies despite purchase activity varying by class.
Iron ore slide buries six foreigners at Bellaire plant
A slide of iron ore at the Bellaire Carnegie Steel plant in Wheeling, West Virginia buries six foreigners, killing them. An American foreman and another foreign worker are wounded as ore masses collapse from a dug-out base near the pit.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Bcripi
Wheeling
Feh
Bellaire
Young Woman Targeted for Clothing Trade Offers
A Cincinnati report details Mary Walker of New York seeking to recruit a young City Hospital patient, a 18 year old in Boys' clothing, via letters promising a berth in New York and transportation. The letters urge wearing woven clothes to advance women, warn of dangers from men, and advocate modern progress for women.
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Schipps
Wrae Press Association
Cincinnati
Rancea
Mowrehé
City Hospital
Mary Walker
New York
de Walker
Marrery
Dances With Death Ends In Morphine Poisoning
A woman living at 312 N Thirteenth st danced through the night to blunt the effects of morphine poisoning. By early morning she grew exhausted and collapsed. Hospital attendants aided her but the powerful drug proved fatal as her body gave way. She had sought no doctor until the crisis worsened.
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ST. Lolia
Ble
Worldwide Cold and Grip Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement touts a remedy titled Lor alxne ture of BW Grove cc for colds and sore throats. It promises a ten word free offer and urges readers to call for the full name, indicating a wide distribution in the system Wor Bale column.
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Grove
Cattle Market Notes From Ecripps M Rae Report
Cattle receipts and market activity described with references to prime beef, cows and heifers, and hogs in Chicago trading. Details include estimated Thursday receipts, price movements, and notable demand in western and southern markets amid fluctuating futures.
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Chicago
Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Elmo
Indianapolis Live Stock Receipts Report Summary
Indianapolis market receipts show mixed live stock activity with steers and cows across weights from 900 to 4,280 pounds and quotes ranging roughly from 3.00 to 9.00 per hundredweight. Lambs, sheep, and feeders appear with varying bids, while listings include cows and calves and spread across common to premium grades.
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Indianapolis
Ren Lear Tle
Rgmel
Media Seid
Santa
Ben Priel
Gov A B Cummins Adverse Impact Prompts Demolition Threat
Gov A B Cummins faces a serious warning from a state official warning that a dangerous eruption may develop into a larger disaster. The fragment references Des Moines and a February date, with concerns about escalating damage.
Wheat and groceries from Scripps-Mrae press summary
Scripps-Mrae Press Association report lists wholesale grain quotes and assorted dairy and produce items. Includes detailed prices for wheat, oats, white and mixed grains, live stock, and various groceries in St Louis and Chicago markets with February pricing and notes on stock levels.
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St. Louis
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Ocr
Slim Stretla
Fate Workers
Slegelmus Biitehers
Mavel
Anil
Timothy
Waite
Si Dears
Meat Products and Groceries Prices Listing
A long OCR style catalog lists cured hams beef and pork cuts, bacon sausage and fresh meats, along with produce and groceries from various brands and suppliers. The item includes prices per lot or quantity and references regional suppliers and markets, ending with a local marriage notice for Congressman Efe Karaca.
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Klingan & Co
AD Bulge
California
Indiana
Armilet dispute and court scene at the Bemiehag treasury
A crowded Indianapolis courtroom heard testimony on a 15000 armlet claim by Misa Keentter, a young girl who lost an infant two scars ago. The scene drew spectators as officials debated city elevation plans and railroad yard access amid contentious remarks by club members and city attorneys. A second meeting was scheduled for Thursday to continue the discussion and hear further testimony.
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Barbicarés
Beltrastrand
Mortinns
Efit Navk
Janevotnte
Iowa
Gordah
poMely
Fortune
Menator Hugg
Winten
Weauenilon
Quiet Cincinnati nuptials end with surprise betrothal
Seanton, employed by Sailernd Shirwh, marries Miss Gertrude Keating in Cincinnati after a quiet ceremony. The bride’s father opposed the match due to her age, but the couple proceeded with the wedding plans and later joined the groom to travel forward. The event occurred previously and caused a stir among local observers.
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Seanton
Sailernd& Shirwh
Marriet
Cincinnar
Gertrude Keating
Nistanat
Keaphinner
Mie
Keating
Port Thomas
Cincinnati
Blebride
Usgl
Marriage at St Nayler's church attended by Father Win Krewe
The couple wed at St Nayler's church with Father Win Krewe presiding. After the ceremony they traveled to Alanapalla where Scanlan's sister arranged accommodations in Dust or Hat, Mighlond and Marlowaves.
Pittsburg Livestock Prices Reported by Scripps-McRae
Pittsburg dispatch notes cattle, sheep, and hog prices with mixed quality ranges. Prime cattle quoted around 60 to 70 dollars per head, common and medium grades lower. sheep and lambs show steady bids, hogs firm with prime and heavy weights priced higher. Market scenes indicate active trading and price dispersion across categories.
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Pittsburg
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Fel
Sabir
Aleady
Wethern
York
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