Law 10 Save Young Girls Protects Dancers and Minors
Indianapolis house debate centers on a bill restricting dance hall access for minors, setting age limits at 17 for girls and 16 for boys to keep youths out of disreputable venues. The measure aims to empower juvenile court jurisdiction and impose fines on hall keepers who admit underage patrons.
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Toman C. Howe
Jude Whallon
Indianapolis
Whathie
Aston
Whaller
Gale Court
Lhawe Ball
Gouvernor Bell Grants Reprieve in Vermont Case
The governor signed a reprieve for a woman previously sentenced to death, delaying the hanging set for Friday. The execution timeline shifted as new information emerged that morning about the case and the involved parties.
Tracked Farmer Found Dead in Valley Woods
A farmer from the valley was found wedged in trees on a Thursday night. His feet and legs were bound, and he is believed killed in a rural incident. Investigators from the local police are handling the scene.
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Bcripps-Rae Press Association
Lackos
Eisht Tvurg
Mrinelien
Uae
Ted
Svat
Arm Injury From House Fire On Friday Morning
Special to the Sun reports Fei Irs L Messey built a fire in a range Friday morning causing an explosion. One woman’s arm was severely broken and may require amputation. A German Lutheran delegation visited the cemetery issue, while a coroner’s jury in New York returned a verdict on mining magnate D Hidgeway Wroshjt’s death from an apparent handgun incident at the Imperial Hotel in January.
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Bcripas-Awrae Press
New York
Scholler
D. Hidgeway Wrosht
Witkexbarre. Pa
Jani
Imperial Hotel
Hareblental
Pla
Bloody riot at Polish post kills and wounds many
A clash at the Kounilzor border post in Poland on Friday left several dead and dozens wounded as troops fought amid gunfire and explosions. Local authorities and the BLOODY RIOT ECRIPPS-APRAE PRESS ASSOCIATION report chaotic scenes with ongoing investigations.
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Ecripps-Aprae Press Association
Poland
Kounilzor
Riverside athletic field project progress noted
Local records outline plans for improving grounds at Riverside with play areas and facilities. Officials cite safety, accessibility, and community use as priorities while seeking funding and approvals. Community groups including Garth, Brooke, and Rivers are referenced in relation to the project.
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Hive
Estes
Suspected Card Ring Busted in Lawrence Loot Case
Detectives Lawe and Lancaster arrest a group in Roosevelt Ang for stealing playing cards from a local store. The ring allegedly took multiple packs during a theft spree, with one member admitting involvement in setting aside three dozen cards at an El Washington street store.
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Wtes Lawrence
Roosevelt, Ang
Lawe Aml Lancaster
Mullan
Ted
EL Washington
Elevator Accident Report Stuns City Officials
A garbled early 20th century notice describes an elevator incident near Treenast involving a cleaning crew and a company. The text references a fall or stoppage, injuries, and possible monument damage, with scattered names and a street address 465 Zinbulager.
Ballot results in legislature for senator and court case
In Jefferson City Massachusetts on Friday the five and one joint ballot for senator yielded Cockrell Wy Nledringhu Keren Moss Winkelbers Vettijohn. In Washington the impeachment court closed its vote on Falera Judge Strayne and prepared to consider the case.
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Scripps-Trae Press Association
Jefferson City
Cockrell
Moss
Winkelbers
Vettijohn
Scripps-True Piless Association
Washington
Srayne
Senate May Save The Subsidy Law In The North State
The senate debated the Farber bill to repeal the 1869 railway subsidy act and discussed subsidies for interurban lines. Supporters warn counties may lose rail service if funds are denied while opponents say repeal blocks competition and endangers planned Chicago & Toledo interurban routes. The senate voted 74 to 0 to nonconcur in the minority report and the bill moved toward second reading.
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McDonald
Senate
Farber
Ameinels
Steaws
Pepey
Biack
Gariard
Toledo
Copper Thief Killed in Brooklyn Yard Shootout
Four men attempted a copper theft at a Brooklyn yard early Friday. Marine guard Private Lawrence T. Milton fired four shots after the escapees. One thief was shot in the back and died within minutes. three others fled. The thief’s identity remains unknown.
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Bcripps-Wrae Press Association
New York
Ich
Brooklyn
Lawrence T. Milton
Milton
American Equadrons Sail For Neutrality Amid War
An American squadron of 15 warships departed Manila on a Friday to southern waters with the aim of maintaining neutrality in the Archipelago. The move seeks to deter aggression from both Russia and Japan, reflecting U S policy in the tense regional crisis.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Manila
Wilert
Ohio River Freezes Again at Mount Vernon
Ohio River freezes over at Mount Vernon for first time in ten years. Scripps-ACAB press association reports rivercraft seek safe harbors as ice forms across the river.
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Ohio River
Scripps-Acab Press Association
Mount Vernon
Ind
Freeiver
Vote to Repeal Bankruptcy Act Debate Reported
A parliamentary committee approved a repeal of the bankruptcy act with a party line vote. Republicans supported the repeal while two Democrats opposed. The measure moves to the floor for further consideration and potential minority reservations.
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Echipps-Rae Press Association
House
Judiciary
Toublicans
Prbt
Girls Visit Senators From Naples High School
Report describes a Naples High School girls visit to the state senators with pupils described as blue-eyed, brown-skinned, and dressed with distinctive tat, while seniors, usually speech-shy, spoke to show off. Noblesville High School satire references "gkacher" and a belting pointer display during a morning session.
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Naples
Viii High School
Noblesvilleigh School
Montreal Fire Destroys Store Fracas Amid Ladder Crisis
A Montreal blaze gutted the Peerless Gaslight Company's store and damaged Tucker's cligenes during a chaotic exchange. The incident sparked a conflict over the Merchants' telegraph plans and a long history of ladder-related hardship for women, forcing many to abandon ladders and endure hardship.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press
Assoulation
Montueal
Ae Montreal
Tucker's Cligenes
Teléplans
Peerless Gasight Company
Fire Damages Finn Building in Cincinnati Afternoon Blaze
A fire in Cincinnati caused about 50 000 dollars in damage to the Finn building. The blaze occurred Friday afternoon at 38 310 Rayce et al near St Nicholas hotel, with the St Nicholas hotel in danger during the incident.
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Jeparial
Cincinnati
Priny
Rayce
St Nicholas
Danner
Weather Spotter Brief Snow Tonight Through Saturday
Weather spotter notes a cold spell with snow tonight and Saturday. Temperatures slip to 4 below at midnight, rise to 11 by noon, and reach 13 by evening. Wind and conditions not specified.
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Xara
Detroit Man Hero Rescues Woman From Fire at Woodward Flats
Frank Andrew, former City Savings Bank misappropriations convict now vice president, awakened to a blaze at Woodward apartments. He and resident George Witherspoon hurried down after finding a nurse in bed overcome by smoke, wrapping her in bedding before rescue. Losses estimated but not given.
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Scripfs-A'Rae Prees Association
Detroit
Stich
Frank
Andrews
City Savings Bank
Woodward
Stole
George Witherswoon
Caught Farb's Boys Charged in City Juvenile Case
Ward, a police court figures seeks order as Farb’s youths escorted after disturbance on South side. Nathan and Lewis Farb along with others arrested for loitering. Little Lewis arraigned before Judge Stubbs, who delays further action pending more evidence. Jim Eadie Dilehas named in motive dispute.
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Aftaire
Farb
Patroigan Sevinner Warrest
Nathan
Lewis Fart
Lewis Asx
Judas Stubbs
Ray
Sum
Jim Eadie Dilehas
John Qconnell
Walter Rush
Fred Otte
William Hogan
Judge Stubbs
Eidener
Multifaceted businessman Steve Fleming linked to anti Teggart movement
Steve Fleming described as a busy figure with roles as bank director, general manager of an American shawboard trust, brewery president, oil tenant operator, and head of a paper paper mill for stereotyping, seen as aligning with various interests in pending legislation.
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Rive A. Fleming
Aig County
Chanpion
Meiz
Mr. Fleming
American Shawboard Trust
Tanda
Tragedy in Louisville Hotel Claims Two Lives
At the Central hotel in Louisville a man and a girl were found shot after Thursday night. Gus Helfer and his wife registered there. Friday morning the girl died from a gunshot wound through the temple while the man, George Augustin, lay dying with a wound in his head.
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Ecrippe-Avilae Press Association
Louisville, Ky
Fel
George Augnatua Stelfher
Alle Bhawr
Central Hotel
Gus Helfer
Bretther
Evans on Stand Denies Cook Link to Schafer Murder
Bedford Indiana February 4 Evans testified Thursday he did not implicate Miss Cook in the murder of Miss Sarah Schafer Herald. He claimed he was at home when the crime occurred and with Frank Able in the saloon the following night. He bought whisky and did not know Browning. A prelim trial stretch extends past Saturday night as defense witnesses are examined and key testimonies challenged.
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Scrippe A Rae Press
Bedford
Ind
Evans
Cook
Sarah Schafer Herald
Frank
Dorrey
Able
Browning
Reana
Ook
Police Nab Smiths In Wales Court Morning
The Smith family faced charges in Wales court Friday morning with Wilfien Waliam H. Fred and Harry Smith among those involved. William Lee Smith received a $4 fine and one day for stealing plush and canvas from the Big Four Railroad. Fred Smith was sent to the grand jury for action on a separate robbery charge. Starry Smith, dismissed from the workhouse, was bound over to the grand jury. Judge Whallon warned that future offenses would send him to state prison.
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Smith
Wales Court
Wil- Hien
Waliam H. Fred
Harry Smith
Grand Jury
Starry Smith
Whallon
Hern
PM for preventing docking of horses passes in senate
Senator Stagg's PM for prevention of docking of horses passes to engrossment in the senate Friday. The bill, urged by the Humane Society of Indianapolis, imposes penalties for cruelty to horses. Also notes cure for consumption and various horse care products and services advertised by local businesses.
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Stagg
Senate
Humane Society of Indianapolis
Chinese New Year Fireworks Spark City Center
In Indianapolis the center of the city woke to a loud shooting sound mistaken for a riot. It was Chinese New Year fireworks marking a two week celebration. Mayor May Kee prepared elaborate banquets and a large fireworks display planned for February 11.
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Board of Safety
Indianapolo
May Kee
Indianapolia
Hia Caliecs
Flowers for Cavins Honor for Woman Suffrage Support
Senator Davis faced questions on temperance votes during Tuesday's session. He had backed women's suffrage recently and was surprised with a box of flowers and a card praising him as the Woman's Champion. A note from Laura M. Thompson of Greensburg explained the gift and urged him to advocate suffrage. The blossoms were placed on Lieut Gov. Miller's desk in the senate chamber.
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Davis
Justor Tueanhess
Jetter
Laura M. Thompson
Greensburg
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Caving
Senate
Relief for Land Owners Under Senator Coats Bill
Senator Coats introduced a relief measure for property owners taxed due to a mission on the tax duplicate within six years. The bill was amended to extend the relief to twelve years, aiming to remove penalties imposed by prior owner actions. Debate centered on consequences for vested interests despite arguments supporting the bill.
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Coats
BIH
Fire Records Note California Street Dwelling Loss
City fire report for Thursday lists a frame dwelling on California Street with loss and occupant Charles McGregor at 640 PM. Another entry records 2911 Highland Place with no damage and Friday entry shows 58 East Washington with no damage. Also mentions Sew Plands 15 and up and Walacheer's on a unclear line.
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Charles McGregor
Highland-place
Walacheer
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