Woman in the Cage Draws New York Audiences
Special from New York reports Clyde Fitch latest melodrama The Woman in the Cage is a hit with fashionables at Herald Square. The piece blends thrills and moral tones with a chorus of admiration for Fitch. Other stage notes include Marie Dore in Friquet at the Savoy and Fritzl Scheff in Girofle Girofla at Broadway.
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New York
Thintave
Herald Square
Clyde Fitch
Nathan Fale
Blancks Walsh
Fritzl Scheff
Lecoq
Broadway
City Record for a Day Births Deaths and Marriages
Births list names and addresses including W and Mia Borrsing 16 Howard wil and others. Deaths note ages and causes at Central Hospital Washington township and other locations. Marriages include Samuel P. Leighton Agnes Spencer Raleigh Billman and Edith Lyte Deere and others. Building permit listed Gogtray storeroom at Thirty-frat.
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Samuel P. Leighton
Agnes Spencer
Raleigh O. Billman
Eadith Lyte ‘Deere
Charles W. Tyner
Emma Dickinson
George Bommer
Elizabeth M. Behr
Clarence Jehre
Ruby M. Lee
Dark Horse Scripps Brae Press Obsolete Assocation
Washington dispatch notes intense Texas Arkansas rivalry over Texarkana postmastership. The president appointed an ex-engine driver, Liman Reach, after approval by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Reach, crippled in his trade, is now in Texarkana and received Senate confirmation amid factional fighting.
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Scripps-Brae Press
Washington
Texas
Arkanonn
Texarkany
Roosevelt Hng
Senate
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Liman
Reach
Ona
Texarkana
Tex
Brotherhood
Keys and chain question ownership in stemway case
Mrs Bartlett sister to Alma Stemway testified that keys and chain found in Alma’s jacket do not belong to the Stemway family. She said her brother Edward did not receive the jewelry from the morgue and bring it to his home, and Mrs Stemway has never seen the items.
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Cincinna O
George Bartlet
Alma Steinway
Edward Stemway
Car Explodes Under Bridge Causing Massive Damage
A gas tank explosion under Seventh and Carrets wrecked a Big Four bridge. The blast hurled bridge sections into air and sent manholes skyward. Gasoline spilled into sewers and leaked overnight, triggering a second large explosion on a derailed car near the river. Fire and emergency crews responded to the midmorning incident.
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Ecripps-M'Rad Press Association
Cincinnati
Seventh
Carrets
Carr Ani Uayrnikersste
Trevals
Cooper Acquitted In Slaying Of 17-Year-Old At Resort
A jury in Indiana acquitted Edward Cooper, 20, of murder in the death of Ethel Kieley, 17, at an improper resort last November. Cooper testified the pistol discharged accidentally. he is married with a family.
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Tewee Acth
Ind
Edward Cooper
Ethel Kieley
Cooper
Couper
Respites Granted For Three Negroes In Klazer Murder
Pittsburg Feb 2 respites were granted to Charles Miles Walter Obey and Charles Jackson now under sentence of death for the Lettsvale murder of John Klazer. The governor acted after appeals by clergymen for mercy.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Press Association
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
John Klazer
Lettsvale
Charles Miles
Walter Obey
Charles Jackson
Won’t Leave Jail as County Employe Keeps Pool Nearby
An Argentine reform story notes Allan Pool remains in jail and near officers after a recent embezzlement sentence. The report highlights the sheriff’s possible job offer in a county sanitation role as Pool stays on site around the jail area.
Church Fighters Fined In Local Court
Doc Cates and Albert Kennedy faced fines of 1 dollar and costs each after a Sunday night disturbance at St. Vin cent Church. Kennedy claimed misidentification as the other youths who provoked the incident. Both charges included disturbing a religious meeting and battery. Another indictment followed as a grand jury charged U. S. Senator Mitchell and State Senator George Brownell with perjury related offenses. George W. Wine discussed seeking employment in Indianapolis in a Sun feature with a future pricing note.
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Sheinyat
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Kennedy
Cates
Boripps W Rae Press Association
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Ore
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U. 4
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George Brownell
Mubernathon
Negro Under Arrest At Empire Theater Sampler
A man identified as Jessa Carroll using the alias Rares Canine was arrested Wednesday night at the Empire theater by detectives Simon Manning and Jacked. Charged with Indiering he carried an aged specimen of an IT half dealing item believed to be part of a recent Illinois theft batch. He claims Louisville as home but offers inconsistent stories and will be held until other witnesses can be questioned.
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Troquoia
Walter N. Law- Teno
Frank Wyatt
Jessa Carroll
Empire Theater
Wedieaday
Simon and Manning
Nna
Carroll
Louisville
Postpone Moy’s Trial in Chinese Forgery Case
The case of May Sam, a Chinese defendant, before U S Commissioner Mores, was postponed by Ket. 15 on motion by Chinese attorneys Cass Conpaway and company, who sought more time to review evidence for the defense. The matter involves a forged United States certificate of May Bam’n Ja, with Chinese Inspector Ware Thomas Tehen implicated.
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U. S
Cass Conpaway
Ware Thomas Tehen
Theodore Thomea Donates Music Library to Chicago Orchestra
Theodore Thomea and her children have presented the library of the great conductor to the Chicago Orchestra Association. The collection is described as one of the most complete and valuable in the world.
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Absociation
Chicago
Mre
Theodore ‘Thomea
Chicago Orchestra
Burk Sentenced to Workhouse for Mallet Assault
Homer Burk was jailed for 90 days in the workhouse by Judge Whallon after beating Hiram Brown at the Van Camp packing plant with a mallet in October. Brown lay in bed for an extended period. Burk disappeared for several days before surrendering. The court ordered $5 fine and costs.
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Hiram Brown
van Camp
Whallon
Brown
Burk
Koighi of Fidelity plans ninth annual ball at Turner Hall
The Koighi at Fidelity announces its ninth annual ball to be held Wednesday evening February 16 at South-wide Turner Hall. The Algopalip Lodge, November 7, is arranging the affair to be the most interesting in the organization’s history.
Young Senator Plea For Women Suffrage Sparks Debate
Senator Cavins of Terre Haute delivered a forceful, sincere appeal for woman suffrage in the senate as colleagues mocked the idea earlier. He warned against discrimination, noting many Americans deny civic rights to capable women while welcoming refugees. Applause followed his core argument as Republicans voted the proposal down amid political posturing.
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Armital
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America
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Shack
Gorky Releases Revolutionary Figure After Arrest
A Gorky based case reports the release of a 3-mawing revolutionary figure linked to the movers. The individual, identified as ieethan, was arrested over revolutionary ties and subsequently freed.
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As8outa Ting
Pateerborg
Gorky
Ieethan
Wan Felenased
Unclear Local Notice From California Docket
Fragmentary OCR notes from Sacramento California dated February two record a court or state scrutineer meeting notice. The text mentions an arrest and an unnamed suspect with unclear names or actions and references a grand jury being convened. The fragment ends with a reference to a scheduled meeting to consider a case or request.
Tunnel under river plan method outlined by experts
A fragmented note outlines a method for tunneling under a river with references to a New York project and Detroit area efforts. The text is garbled but suggests collaboration between Scripps and Mitene groups and mentions possible federal involvement.
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Scripps-Mitene
Court records outline a Nebraska wedding term
The fragment references a case in Washington Nebraska with names likely including Tore and Meret. It notes a May date and a court related action. The readable text is unclear but indicates a marriage or civil matter involving Mrs Meret.
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Meret Svete
Darling Resigns Key Navy Post Amid White House Shuffle
The resignation of a senior Navy official is reported as President prepares a broader personnel reshuffle. Details indicate the secretary received notice and the administration is evaluating replacements, with possible transitions aimed at signaling changes in the naval leadership.
Engineer Sudhoff Dead in Wheel Accident
Special to the Bunt Richmond reports engineer Sudhoff of the Mennayteanie rant road was injured in a wheel dive incident Wednesday night and died.
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Richmond
Emmer Det Sudhedt
Robbers Enter Post Office in Noted Heist
A trio of criminals forced entry into a post office, fleeing with goods. Police report material damage to the building and significant disruption to operations. No injuries noted, suspects sought by authorities.
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Sun Vadoga
Watch Theft Suspect Bound Over To Grand Jury
Owen Jynnson, colored, held for watch theft after arrest for taking a watch belonging to Jamen A. Murphy of Muncie. Judge Whallon bound him over as Thursday morning he learned that he found the watch.
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Jamen A. Murphy
Muncie
Jude Whallon
Jomeon
Market Roundup From New York to Chicago Exchanges
A consolidated market summary notes volatile activity across stocks and commodities. Prices rise and fall amid mixed results for rail and steel shares, with notable gains in some industrials and declines in others. Agricultural markets show varied futures with price shifts in grains, fruits, and dairy amid broader trading.
Windsor clergy and legal figures in a heated case
Fragmented OCR text recounts a Windsor cythelic priest and Jehu Hooper linked to a state retainer case, detailing opposition remarks, accusations against officials, and a sheriff’s appeal. It notes a governor hearing, quotes harsh exchanges, and references a remark about leaving the office.
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Thikity
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Eit
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Gustal
Warman
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Berhaetr
Wd Bilckensderfer
Stamford, Ton
Whi
Rogfra
Rudolph Must Die in Missouri Robbery Case Hanged
The Missouri Supreme Court reviewed the Rudolphy case in February 1905, upholding a death sentence for William Rudolph and accomplice George Collins. They were convicted of killing Detective Charles J. Schumacher during a bank robbery in Houston, Missouri, and were ordered to be hanged March 37, 1905.
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Ecmipps M Haw Press Association
Jefferson City
Pad Supreme Court
Chitradyy
Wiliam Rudolph
Hiim
Rudolph
George Collins
Poultry and Grocery Prices Listed in Indianapolis Market
A dated price list from the ECRIPPS MRAE PRESS ASSOCIATION shows poultry items such as hens and spring chickens with varied counts and prices. Butter, creamery butter, cheese from Now York to Swiss varieties, and sugar and candy prices appear alongside teas, coffee, and groceries in a dense catalog of market goods.
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New York
Bcripps-Laae Press Association
Western Steam
Apne
Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Indianapolis
Prem
Cholee
Mike
Butwrine
Lees
Elgin
Indiana Live Stock Market Report Includes Cattle and Hogs Prices
Indianaplis market update shows cattle and hogs trading steady to higher. Receipts include good to choice steers 1,300 pounds plus, with prices around 45.00 to 75. veal, cows and calves, and hogs listed with varied bids. Meat products and cured meats featured with regional brands and price ranges.
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Indianapolis
Ueceipta
Atockera
Hecht
Palen
Ugngan & Co
California
Belladie
Engitah
Indiana
Missouri Deadlock on Fourteenth Ballot in Renner Resuttert
Jefferson City February 2 The fourteenth ballot for renner resuttert with Kerens Finkelborg Kleinsahmldt and others listed. The vote totals show a stalled contest amid party names and initials.
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Fcrifpps-M' Rae Press Association
Jefferson City
Renner Resuttert
Ookrelt
Fledringhay Kerens
Finkelborg
Peitionn
Kleinsahmldt
Five Didiata high tale of woe storms a family case
A court case records a bitter dispute between Mr and Mrs Watson. The wife seeks alimony and a restraining order while accusing domestic cruelty and the husband’s alleged strikes. The proceeding notes division of property and asks the court to protect assets during litigation.
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Mikes
Ais Owite
Murry
Watson
Abe
Mra Watton
Mr. Watson
Aturder
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Advertisements
Pittsburg live stock market reports include cattle, hogs, and sheep prices with figures for fair values. Listings cover coal, coke and briquette commodities, with multiple price points across brands and regions. Also notes miscellaneous sale items and a bath tub for sale in The Sun.
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Pittsburg
Schipps-B Rae
Pittaburg
Omiark Bay
Antrona
Damage suit on trial filed in Geathers court
The case of Thomas Andrews, a Black man, against The Tadiank Calon Traction Company seeks $5,000 damages. Andrews alleges he was struck by a traction car while crossing at Mashachusetts and New Jerne nt intersections.
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Tadiank Calon Traction Company
Geathers
Andrews
Mapsachupeltanve
New Jerne Nt
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