Detectives chase fortune hunter Edward C Schum
Detectives pursue Edward C Schum amid reports of a forged fortune tale. Indiana victims claim bills approach $2400 as creditors chase him. The supposed heir to a miner’s fortune allegedly used fake notes and forged papers to swindle merchants, with several business men and young women holding dubious claims.
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Edward C. Schum
Indiana
Sohn
Prask M. Vela Iz
Lambert
Bosineas
Tudlancoala
Louis Pesehbier
South Land and Impresment Company
Schumm
Urente
Day of death for aslayer and court details
A fragmented report describes a fatal execution and courtroom proceedings with names such as Berkley Smith Judge Alford and Charles Mettroarty. The text mentions a pronouncement of sentence, alleged race prejudice, and a hanging by the neck, with unclear dates and further party names.
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Berkley Smith
Alford
Charles Mettroarty
John Spamble
Nad
Groninger
Marton
Indiana
Yor
Girls Turn to Law Over Unpaid Dress Bill
Mieke Mae and Berdina Waane Mond hire attorney in Sooock court on Saturday over 16 dresses valued at 17 dollars each. Alice Stinger, the dressmaker, testifies the girlies did not pay for remodels and sent the garments away. Testimony details dressmaking terms as the case questions contract price and delivery.
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Mieke Mae
Berdina Waane
Dextres Sooock
Alice Stinger
Mise Bunger
Smoek
Roghe Bill Postponed in Senate Special Order Vote
A delayed action halted consideration of Senator Moche a s bill at the state legislature with a special order slated for Tuesday morning. The measure proposes a punishment fee for writers and others, as it faced opposition during the election season.
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Moche'a
Aseltern
Oprimarien
Jury awards Tadlane Union Trailing company in damages
The jury in the case of Thomas Andrew, a colored man, against Tadlane Union Trailon Company for 5000 dollars returned a verdict in favor of the traction company Saturday. Court stenographer Mrs. Mary Spencer, official in Marion county court, is dangerously ill at her parents’ home. Sherman drives.
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Thomas Andrew
Tadlane Union Trailon Company
Traction Company
Mary Spencer
Marion County Court
Sherman Drives
Fragmented OCR item with unclear details
Fragmented text from a local notice or brief with scattered names and places. No coherent events, dates, or actions discernible to form a factual summary.
Man frozen to death at Indiana residence incident
A man identified as Piekeop of Kokam, found frozen to death Friday night in Elwood. Authorities say he had wandered away from his home days earlier while seen suffering from mental illness. The Indianapolis police were notified to contact his relatives as the case unfolds.
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Piekeop
Kokam
Elwood
Pieksen
Pieter Hoottkueper
Indiana
Purse Grabbing Suspect Bound Over in Police Court
Harry Willums, colored, charged with purse snatching, was bound over to the grand jury in police court Saturday morning by Judge Wilkingon. The Joliet man faces a ten month sentence and denies involvement, with testimony indicating a single incident in Joliet during a past month.
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Harry Willums
Wilkingon
William Ia Heen Ant
Joliet
Galina
Seeking Employment in Indianapolis by George H. Wilson
George H. Wilson recounts arriving in Indianapolis, visiting landmarks like the Soldiers' Monument and Statehouse, and seeking work after his newspaper folded. He reflects on cold streets, friendly meetings, and his hopeful yet difficult search for employment, detailing his background as an editor and trader. He plans to continue the search in Indianapolis.
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George H. Wilson
Indianapolis
Cowan
Shores
Aera
Howe
Mary Mamiath Hutinea
Bax
Senal Chamber
Genteman
Indiana
Tiladiy
Wip
Nix Jon
Mar
Tia
Arsenical Poisoning Believed Cause Of Hoel Death
Chicago February 4 Coroner Hoffman heard chemists and microscopists confirm arsenical poisoning as the cause of death for Marie Welker Hoel wife of Johann Hoch. Experts say death occurred by degrees and investigators seek more testimony from women claiming Hoch harmed them as the case unfolds.
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Eckippsov Bar Press
Chicago
Hoffman
Marie Welker Hoel
Johann Hoch
New York
Puatioe
Divorces Debated as Judge Orders Arrests for Nonresidents
In Judge McMaster Court Saturday four divorce petitions were heard but none granted. Judge insists on full proof of residency and legal rites. Fletcher case halted by arrest warrant. Griswold and Lindsey cases face evidentiary hurdles. other petitions dismissed for lack of proof or absence.
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Tromt
Pirtesday
Meralde
Mt Ee Tyre
Plotti
Miidwe McMueder
Fletcher
Henge
Fletener
Getnwald
Ton Gelawald
Imarried
Griswold
Tudge
Baturitiey
Charlotte Lindsey
Charles
Lindsey
Wlunt Cy
Edin McC
Government, Hanly Improving Status Report
An unclear news item notes Gov. Hanly improving while J Gey and J Pronk are mentioned in context. The text suggests ongoing work or duties at the executive office with reference to Saturday expectations and readiness to read for work.
Struck by Train In Lerwan Suburb Accident
In Lerwan a man was struck by a train on Saturday and badly injured. The incident involved bystanders watching as the event unfolded near a station area. Police were alerted and are investigating the strange mishap.
Cliftons prevail in dog attack lawsuit loss for Lederman
Hadley Lederman failed to win 53,000 dumagen against Mr and Mrs Clifton after a circuit court jury returned a verdict for the Cliftons.
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Cliftons
Hadley Lederman
Benjamin Clifton
Dumagen
Clrcuit
Requisition for Mabrey and Money Fraud Charge
Government Hanly honored a requisition for the return to Tennessee of R. L. Mabrey charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The notice references an arrest by the Indianapolis division and lists local vendors and goods in unclear OCR text.
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Mabrey
Hanly
R. LE. Mabrey
Indianapi
Divorce Suits Docketed in Circuit Court
Court docket lists numerous divorce cases with several spellings and fragmented party names. The docket includes pairs such as Pike Meirson versus Melason and Stewart versus Stewart, with multiple garbled entries and uncertain spellings across other listed litigants.
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Titel
Pike Meirson
Melason
Atruker
Steciril Wieter
Walter Darks
Pave Brooks
Uhooks
Watunen VE Warn
SND
DEK
sxyDkit
RB Phischel
Rice Gme
GLICK
Hoover
Perkins
Sparks Vasater
Warren
Ery
Kelly
Keley DE Baben
DR Wal
Lawmakers Clash Over Codification Bill In Committees
Lawyers denounce a private and internal corporate reform measure. Delegates from Indiana voicing concern about localizing large business combinations. Interurban railway interests protest provisions. university fire blocks aid. Wesleyan University in Buckhannon West Virginia destroyed by gas explosion. heavy cold crippled city water. insurance on logs listed.
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Billy
Riday
Indiana
Augustus
Mayon
Addison U. Mar
University
Scripps-Awrae Press Association
Buckhannon
Magazine explosion rocks Montpelier. dwellers flee
A nitroglycerine magazine near Montpelier exploded at 5 am Saturday, blowing out windows and damaging homes across a wide radius. Nine hundred quarts stored there caused panic as debris and shock rattled Montpelier and surrounding farms. no injuries reported. Authorities investigate the blast’s cause.
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Aspreiak
Uaton
Montpelier
Ind
St. Mary
Dadford
Montpetier
Suormandine
Uhuy
Senate bill reshapes political advertising rules
A battered snippet notes a bill expanding publication of political opinions in newspapers, authorizing county advertising and allowing auditors to fund independent papers where a single party organ exists. It mentions applying to Indianapolis and broad coverage of party papers.
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Senate
Huge
Iva Parter
Sieand
Lin
Io Indianapels
Baby Found on Arsenal Avenue Receives Name Reveal
A baby found on Arsenal Avenue has been given a comfortable name after a kindly farmer and his wife from Cenliery Indiana visited the orphan asylum. They delivered the infant safely and arranged care as authorities confirm the identity process.
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Arsenal-ave
Cenliery
Indiana
Babirday
Senator Keehne Leaves Marion Post for Chicago Treatment
Senator Keehne of Marion counts leaves after days of duty to seek medical treatment in Chicago for life impairing infirmities. Senator Hugg grants an indefinite excuse, saying he may be away one to two weeks though his condition could prevent return for a month or more.
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Keehne
Marion Counts
Chicago
Hugg
Terre Haute Buys Miller From Anderson
TERRE HAUTE Ind Feb 4 The Terry Hate polo management bought Miller the well known center from Anderson He will join the Allot. ons at once Diamond Rings for Ladies priced from 10 dollars upward No trouble to show goods and would be pleased to have you snap stock J P Mullally Monument Place Diamonds and Jewelry 15 East Ohio Monday lunch Dinner time
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Terre Haute
Miller
Terre Wate
Ind
Terry Hate
Anderson
Alotteniols
J.P. Mullally
Monument Place
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