Families of Slocum Disaster Seek Relief Legislation
Fifteen representatives of Gen Slocum disaster families travel from New York to Washington to urge passage of Sulzer’s bill providing relief. Delegation list includes Charles Arerach, W Holz, George Wuymner, Kate Deersch, Rev. Henry Mile lew, and others seeking damages from government incompetence and insisting five inspectors’ sum is insufficient to cover losses.
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Henry Milelew
George Dittrich
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Henry Addicks
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Edward Addicks
Cime
Perry Withone
Coffey
Therm
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Plan Great Life Line Pipeline Proposal in Oklahoma
Special to The Sun reports ex-delegate Flynn and ex-secretary Brimes among 14 individuals forming to build a pipeline fromMars near life 1 Ta Pawhuska and Choctaw land to supply Oklahoma City Shawnee Guthrie and Chandler with natural gas. Projected pipeline cost 3,009,000.
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O. T
Flynn
Congress
Tn Lide Smaelt
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Ttra
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Pawhuska
Choves Land
Shawnee
Guthrie
More Men for City Work in Proposed Ordinance
The new council is expected to pass an ordinance increasing and redistributing city employees. City Attorney Button will push measures to authorize hiring long time workers, including two assistant inspectors at the health office and a business manager for the hospital. The Broad Ripple notation ordinance also faces a likely strong council reception.
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City Hospital
Mercéd
Revival at Philadelphia widens as Torrey and Alexander preach
Reuben A. Torrey and Charles Alexander, who held revivals in Europe, are conducting a revival at the Second Regiment Armory in Philadelphia. They will stay through May. Thousands are spent on advertising but attendance is limited by capacity.
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Philadelphia
Reuben A. Torrey
Charles Ot Alexander
Europe
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Cerviers
Hadley Loses Grip in Sudden Senate Bid
Special to The Sen. Plaisfield reports Hadley enters the race amid tumult, facing a host of party rivals and public scrutiny. Observers note his ties to the Gad committee and prior leadership, while supporters urge a disciplined campaign to regain momentum and address fading support.
Man Baptizes Converts In Freezing White River Cold
In Anderson Indiana on February 4 a pastor assisted by two toads in a blizzard baptized five women and three men in icy White River at a bridge. After 36 minutes in near freezing water he cleared a space for baptism as three attempts ended before the bank. One bapthee fled, a later group postponed due to the weather.
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Baroness 18 Named in Paris Divorce Reconciliation Talk
Report from Paris discusses potential reconciliation between the Count and Countess of Castelane. Observers note pressures from family and friends to avert a public scandal amid rumors of a legal separation and shifting social rank if the Countess returns to America. A German-born Baroness linked to the Count and a mysterious American woman alleged to have visited a French baron are mentioned as developments in the ongoing intrigue.
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Fragmentary 1930s Terre Haute Night Market Arrests
A damaged paragraph reports a late night scene in Terre Haute with baker arrests for working on Sunday, printers and ink workers, and three salwar keepers detained. The vague text mentions a list of places open and a night attendance by spectators.
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Kept Marriage Secret in Danville Union
Special to the Sus, Danville, Ind. Felte announces that Stes Hart Sharp of Washington township and Fy Hart Ryner, a cleric in the tntinitports Hustoffinn, were married July 21. The couple plan to reside in Couteeville after May. Ryner will work as a clerk on the Vieni paltnord.
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Felte
Stes
Hart Sharp
Washington Township
Fy Hart Rynen
Hustoffinn
Muir
Couteeville
Maya
Ryner
Gift acceptance plan at Grace Episcopal Church
Special to The Sun reports Bishop Teacon Murahalt Prince led services at Grace Episcopal Church to arrange accepting a gift offered by George F. Mecul Waugh to build a memorial edifice and rectory with furnishings for a wife and mother. Francis noted the gift value will be at least 9400.
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Teacon Murahalt Prince
Grace Episcopal Church
Yeaterdy
George F. Mecul- Waugh
Francis
McCulloch
King Edward Is To Witness Dreadnaught Launch
Washington reports a new British battleship Dreadnaught to be launched next Saturday at King Edward. The vessel, designed to rival Russo-Indian war ambitions, is cloaked in secrecy. It may displace 18 ships, reach 19 knots, carry ten 32 inch guns with 18 quick-firing ones, and be turbined as a quadruple vessel.
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McHae Vrens Association
Washington
al Portamouth
Hog
King Edward
Butt
United Btktea Naval Bureau of Construction
South Carolina
Double Tragedy in Dayton Ends Two Lives
In Dayton a bookkeeper Roy Mendenball shot Eva Kenney, his fiancée, and then killed himself after she threatened to break the engagement. The 18 year old daughter witnessed the scene as Eva died near the Miami Valley Hospital. Both parties were described as from respectable families.
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Feh
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Ghiolean and Mortgage Company
West
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Kenney
Miami Valley
Sun’s eighteenth anniversary edition promises grand Indianapolis review
Greater Indianapolis marks the Sun’s eighteenth anniversary with a bold planned issue. The paper will be exhaustive, pictorial, and focused on commercial, industrial, and historical features. Editors promise the largest, best, and most informative city paper yet. Correspondence invited for old and new material.
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Reinan
Enillanapolis
Revival Concert Draws Women Leader and Local Singer
In New Castle on February 3, a revival event was led by a woman conductor Daley Darris and featured a local singer. The service included multiple meetings at the hotel venue, with Miss Halt introducing the program and guiding attendees through the evening.
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Daley Darris
Itelends
Miss Halt
Wu Gogpe
Jones to Retain Postmaster Job in Newcastle
Congressman Witaon recommends reappointing J. Jones as postmaster at Newcastle Indiana. A new Goodland Plain Dealer edition announced the first jumper for a Goodland paper, noting Republican alignment and local hiring.
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Goodland
Sun
Goodland Plain Dealer
O L A B S Officers List From N R 708 Meeting
The document lists officers as president Trobert Wheden vice president Gladys Harlows treasurer Archie Simpsons secretary Beulat Wire. Other names include Prophet Roger Mallard fisto vlan Myrtle Jotneon pact Margaret and Whitsit, indicating a partial roster from the group.
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Lentens Diet Claims Grape Nuts Aid Health
A devout Catholic from Battle Creek Michigan describes using Grape-Nuts during Lent to replace meat. He reports weight gain and improved vigor after Ash Wednesday, noting reduced nervous tension and better digestion, and credits the cereal for strengthening during the penitential season.
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Local Club Meeting Names and Past Presidents Honor
At the Columbia Club meeting Beir Quy and Mires directors were honored. The Holders meeting selected a presidential winner by popular vote. The Grand Lodge building committee plans new facilities with architect input and a March meeting.
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Rieler
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Thompson
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Schley in a Runaway On Connectlet Ave
Report from The Sun indicates Admiral and Mrs Winlldid Behiey were in a runaway yesterday on Connectlet avenue. They escaped unharmed, though the incident frightened the team nearby and caused minor injuries to no one.
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Byers Seeks Elusive Son in Hickman Tennessee
In Berleyville Indiana, Dr. L. Byers goes to Hickman Tennessee to locate his missing son. A Hickman resident reports a boy matching the description of Richmond Byers, the missing Indiana youth, may be nearby.
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Pneumonia Fears Highlighted by Poor Sanitation and Protectors
A 1910 health piece urges proper clothing, cleanliness, and ventilation to prevent pneumonia. It argues chest protectors are ineffective, promotes regular habits, and cites a congested household case of Jerry Rettneun’s family where whooping cough worsened into pneumonia among children.
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Indianapolis
Wes
Oi Housa
Jerry Retttneun
W. Metfartyet
Fire Destroys Capetown Furniture Plant and Homes
Fire at the Cupid Cy M furniture and Cabinet Co plant near the Big Four railroad caused $490 in losses. Captain Cape of Hose Company No 15 led efforts with two men moving the engine house door as flames erupted from factory rear windows. A separate blaze destroyed two family homes on Walnut Street, with Jom and two residents reported missing. origin so far blamed on faulty electric wiring and sparks from a Big Four engine.
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James Smith
George Howard
Forged Funds Scandal Sees Multi‑Million Dollar Fraud
Cleveland is rocked by a Canton waterworks fraud case totaling about 1.29 million dollars instead of 31,900. City Auditor Ashbreak uncovers additional 424,000 in forged Canton waterworks extensions. The scheme involves Broker & WW Prior and related forged invoices, expanding the loss tally to around 60 million in local investigations.
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Cleeland
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Nuleide
Canton Waterwerke Extension Nnanda
A. 4
Ashbreak
Canton
Canton Fargerier
Progress on Panama Road
Special to The Sam reports rapid progress on the Panama railroad project. Double tracking across the Jethmus is advancing, with both tracks expected to be ready for service in July. Steam shovels are actively cutting the side embankments.
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Sam
Panama
Jethmus
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