May Free Lewis In Murder Trial Tewts Case
The Noblesville jury weighs the Tewts murder trial after the defense rested and the state’s rebuttal evidence concluded. Lewis testifies claiming his wife killed herself. prosecutors argue evidence supports conviction. Verdict expected by morning with acquittal anticipated by some observers.
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Specter
Noblesville
Ind
Tewts
Indianapolis
Lewis
X Gona
Ifaeleen Matione
Suspect May Be Spencer In Jail Break Inquiry
Lebanon Ind November report says Sheriff Storm received a telegram from the Jefferson City warden stating that a description of a man’s main held on thro one county jail nurses with that of Wm Spencer who supplied arms to convicts during an escape attempt last November resulting in deaths and injuries. Identifications pursued.
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Spencer
the Sun
Lebanon
Ind
Heb. i
Storm
Jefferson Tity
Rir
Wm Spencer
Thy
Cabman's Blow Fatal Case Reported
Special to Sun reports a fatal incident in the Indian Territory near Huntington where a cabman was struck by a blow Tuesday night. The assailant, Pasison Weston, allegedly delivered the blow after a dispute over payment, leaving Mr Holton dead. Minimal readable details suggest a contested payment led to the violence.
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Cabman
Oktahoma
Hantington
Pasion Weston
Eels
Holton
Mess
Dropped Dead in Hotel Sparks Investigation
A hotel incident in an unspecified town ends in a death as authorities examine suspects. Propriety and local shop owner are noted in incomplete words, with references to a brother and judge figures. The fragmentary text hints at a poisoning claim or violent act but lacks clear details and dates.
Relief Fund Aids Lebanon Poor In Reporter Drive
In Lebanon Indiana a local relief effort backed by the community raised funds for the poor. The campaign, supported by Dole and Aneviol ties, aimed to supply fuel and provisions through the reporter relief fund, benefiting needy residents.
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Aneviol Ty
Lebanon
Ind
Beh
Dole Tadt Ellis
Judge Nevter
Relahow
Talay
Reporter Selief
George Shields Dead Special 1 Phe Sun
George Shields died last night after a long illness. The news notes a widow and four grown children left to mourn the loss. The brief item references a local man known in Charlotte and marks the event as a special notice in the newspaper.
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George Shields
Charlotteay
George Shletts
Mr Last Nigh
Farm Mortgages in Old Indiana
Reports from the county recorders in Indiana show mortgage and deed data for 1900 to 1915. Documents list totals of deeds, values, and mortgage satisfactions on farms and on town and city property, with yearly counts and aggregate values across estates and local lands.
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Old
Indiana
County Recorders of India
Joseph
Staples
Bureau of Attittl Ues
LNA
Butted Himself to Death in County Hospital Ward
Special to the Sug Goshen Indiana February report states Charles Tohn son, a patient in the county hospital ward, fell into insanity and fatally butted his head against steel bars. He sustained four scalp wounds and died within ten minutes.
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Goshen
Ind
Charles Tohnson
Work of Musurats In Petersburg Waterworks Event
A Petersburg incident reports a pond near the water department that was struck February 1 by two muskets, sending forty gallons of water over the embankment. The event occurred Monday and involved a burst embankment near the Oscar Parker pond, with the muskets growing through the bank.
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Petersburg, Inc
Oscar Parker
Une Deptt
Ronan
Old Cincinnati Thieves Steal From Saloon
Two masked robbers with revolvers entered a Pearl Street saloon in Cincinnati last night. One stood guard at the front while the other robbed the rear room, driving out the saloon keeper and customers, and rifling the cash register of all the money.
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Cincinnati
Ciesen
Insurance Convention Opens in Palmer House Chicago
In Chicago on February 1, the national insurance convention opened at the Palmer House under the supervision of Insurance Commissioner Thomas E. Drake. The meeting, called with President Roosevelt's reported approval, will discuss federal supervision of insurance companies as the principal issue.
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Scripps-Melae
Cow Hits Freight Train in Kentucky Wreck
A westbound Logvieville and Atlantic freight train collided with a cow near Foster Station, Rivamond, Kentucky, killing engineer Paul Ackers instantly and fatally injuring fireman Joh Dupard and head brakeman Seth Cates. The crash occurred when the cow was struck by the locomotive. A separate note mentions a meeting of bank clerks in Cedlametans chapter at the Commercial Club with George J. Allen as secretary.
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Sopiphantine Wtean
Anwoeioliol
Rivamond
Logievie & Athintic
Fosters Station
Wear
Paul Ackers
Kiba
Joh Dupard
Seth Cates
Cedlametans Cluipter
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Commercial Club
George J. Allen
Tease “Tees
Autobiography Exposes Family Cruelty and Legal Turmoil
The document recounts Sarah A. Beaupre's brutal memoir attacks on her father Ritter and details a life dominated by abuse from childhood onward. It describes her threatened welfare, a coerced marriage to a paralytic, and a morphine tied descent into unhappiness, while outlining police and county involvement over a violently troubled household.
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Ce Fither
France
America
Andersen
Yaris
Sarah
Darael Snow
Brothers Run Down by Train Near City
Two brothers Joseph Kesafor aged 47 and Lee Kessler were struck by a passenger train on the South Perm Railway while in a farm wagon near this city. Joseph was killed and his brother seriously injured. Some horses were killed in the accident.
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Scripps-Me
Preas
Louis
Twoy Brothers
Jaseph Kesafor
Lee
Kessler
Perm Railway
Joseph Wags
J W Bandy Seeks Justice of the Peace Title
Correction notice clarifies that J W Bandy wants to be known as Squire not J W Mandy. The Center township race for justice of the peace is affected by a misprint naming J W Banta.
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Squire
J. W. Mandy
Justice For the Peace
Center Township
J. W Bunta
J. W. Bandy
Recommendation for pardon of midshipman Milley approved
February 1 Secretary Bonaparte approved a recommendation by Superintendent Sands for clemency toward Midshipman John Paw Milley of Kentucky recently sentenced by court martial The approval has been sent to the president and a pardon is believed likely
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Washington
Honaparte
Supt. Sands
Nemtemy
John Paw Milley
Kentucky
Sage Kin in Toledo Survives Amid Hardship
Special to The Sun from Toledo reports Mrs. Sage, widow of Alve Sage, and her son James rely on limited barroom provisions after Russell Sage’s money vanished. John N. Nicholson of Bethel temporarily assists, and neighbors provide aid. The story recalls Sage’s once wealthy cousin’s generosity and loss.
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Toledo
Ite
Dobn Sage
Russell Sage
James
John N. Nicholeson
Nicholwn
Jann Sage
Alve Sage
Russell
Russell “Aus
Youthful Embezzler Nabbed In New York Bank Theft
Detectives arrest Tracey E Duddington in New York for an $800 embezzlement from the Astor Bank where he served as a messenger. He is 38 and reportedly admitted the act, having only seven cents on arrest.
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Scrippas MeRar Press Association
Louis
Fem
Mataight
Tracey E Buddington
New York
Astor Bank
Duddington
Novi Jx
Stemi
Sith Yrappa
Maren
Prvantont
MteKiiley
Gomez
Garter
Meade
Rendame PR
Bowen
Pacific
Iransport
World Trip Ticket Lets One Circle globe by rail and ship
Special to The Sun Chicago edition describes a cardboard Around the World ticket issued by the Canadian Pacific. The fare covers first class passage Montreal to Montreal via Liverpool Singapore Hong Kong Yokohama Vancouver and more. The ticket lists six foreign cities to be punched out as it passes each point.
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Sun
Chicago
Montreal
Yidde
Bavifie Company
Acroma
Pacifc
Meade Fire Fatalities Aboard Transport Ship Disaster
San Francisco February reports the US transport Meade with 1000 soldiers aboard caught fire while docked awaiting Manila voyage. Third Officer G Wallace and Capt Charles Dakin among the dead. many rescued by First Officer Lissak and Fireman McCloskey among heroes. Fire fought in forward hold as crew and troops were evacuated with several injured.
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Scrippas Metine Prene Association
San Francisco
United States
Meade
Philippines
Manila
G. Wallace
Charles Dakin
Fire Department
Thomas Hexn
Essey
Amonz
Wilson
Frrmedez
Fire
John Gibert
D. R. Bewell
Tre Department
Lieut
A. Mattock
Ate Department
Lissak
The
H. Dahl
United States Transport
Munte
George Wison
Wilwon
McClosney
McClaskey
Bly
Sullivan
Dakin
McCloakey
Flo
Morris
Linsak
Res Jeulne
Tun
Louis Cook
Government Transport Service
Oliver Wallace
Wallace
Bydney
Australia
Putnam
Gov. Markham
Gov. Erwin
M Waould
Second United Ainies Infantry
Mende
Storms Impeachment Proposals Hit State Capitol Storms Faces Auditors Tour in Office
Expert auditors seek access to Storms office books as impeachment talk swirls through the state legislature. Governors and Republicans weigh the peril and timing, with a potential special session and pressure on Storms to resign.
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Storms
aRainet
Joe
Daniel
Anne
Bia Bundsmen
Sttorner
Mar
Ag Ae Jett
Jia General Assembly
Muniy
Coffee health cure myths in a long 19th century ramble
A Western letter writer describes coffee harm and a cure via Postum Coffee. The anecdote chronicles a German-descended woman whose health deteriorated with coffee addiction, then improved after switching to Postum, linking heart trouble asthma and nervousness to caffeine, and praising Postum’s restorative effects. It also mentions public figures, lectures, and a broader scene of social events and notices.
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Postum
Pextum Co
Creek
Mich
Wellville
City Council Seeks Fire Station Site. New Appointments Amid Reform
Councilman ALE. Cottey leads a delegation urging a fire station near FB Tenth and TaXallemta with ten thousand dollars allocated. Mayor Rockwalter to have public works draft plans. Public Safety Board substitutes several officials to balance party representation, appointing new Republicans and Democrats. Pension distribution and a kitchen shower fundraiser at 269 Broadway are noted.
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Ale. Cottey
Itianns
Kaatards
Charla A. Rockwalter
Werthesiay
Fb, Tenth and
TaXallemta
Board of
Culttc Works
Mua AL Ofer
Sherrick Case Set For Saturday Legal Conference
Attorneys for David E. Sherrick will meet with Prosecutor Charles Henedigt on Saturday to confer about a post present in the criminal court case.
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Sherrick
David E. Sherrick
Charles Henedigt
Missing International President in Ohio Meat Workers Case
Michael Donnelly, international president of the Amal karate Meat Critters and Butchers Workers, is missing after arrival in Cincinnati. A search spans the city as authorities probe two assaults linked to his disappearance and probe whether he attended a conference before vanishing.
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Scripps-MeTine Preap
Cincinnatiol
Michael Donewelly
Tmanton
Umel
Kee Te
Tuwalty
Donnelly Ban Deen
bin Fy Teen
Large Fire Destroys Three Buildings in Panama City
A major blaze erupted around 2:30 this morning in Panama City damaging Mulneat Street area. The fire destroyed three buildings including the Copcardin Hotel, home to many Americans, with losses estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
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Sevippa-Mehme Fr Fear Anse
Panama
Mulneat
Copcardin Rotel
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief With Free Trial
A wartime style testimonial writes of suffering from piles and endorses Pyramid Pile Cure. It touts instant relief, avoids surgery, and offers a free plain wrapper trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Company at Marshall Michigan, with eventual retail price and mail order option. The letter urges readers to send name and address to receive the treatment free of charge.
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G. Braneigh
Sehelburg
Pyramid Drig Company
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
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