Warrant Filed Against General Goodnow Reported
In Washington on February 6 George W. K. Curtis claimed to represent bankers merchants and missionaries from Shansi seeking a warrant for the arrest of General Goodnow. The matter was filed with the state department and referred to the department of justice by Mr Beach.
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Cripps Rab Press Association
Wasitington
George WK. Curtis
Shansai
U. S
Hench
Fonsu
Goodnow
Curtis
Ir. Beach
Sataray
Lepartment of Justice
Mothers Lib Supper And Concert At Boys Club
The Mothers club will host a supper on February 7 from 6 to 8 pm at the Boys' club. Tickets include entertainment by the Tuttle Mandolin Club with a program of marches, vocal solos, dances, and mandolin performances led by Mrs Martha Anderson and Miss Elsie Hoenn.
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Baday
Tuttle
Imperial
Re. Armstrong
the Prince
Elsie Hoenn
Newton
Stev Hist
Martha Anderson
Onerade Gems
Armistrone
Seville
Davis Passes on County Chairman Race
County clerk William I. Davis says he is not seeking the county chairman post despite pressure from several supporters. He notes he has had opportunities before but now pursues personal reasons and emphasizes advising interests of Charles G. Shaw, a city clerkship candidate from the Northside. Davis discusses his stance amid growing party activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Davis
Farry
Smith
Republian
Davia
Charles G. Shaw
Shaw
Northside
Davis
Tre Te i
Dates McNulty
West Ine Aiandpolis
Captain Braden Dead, Noted Indianapolis Citizen
Captain David Braden 72 a storied Indianapolis figure died early Sunday after two weeks of pneumonia His wife and four children were at his bedside Eben Braden David G Braden James Braden and Mrs Willlim L Caldwell survived He was born in Amity Pennsylvania and came to Indianapolis over sixty years ago An early Civil War captain he led volunteers and fought with the Army of the Cumberland He escaped capture by John Morgan near Nashville later retired from W J Burford company about three years ago He was a close friend of Benjamin Harrison and a member of the George H Thomas Post G A A
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David Braden
Indianapolis
Aire Eben Braden
David G. Braden
Indianapolia
James Braden
Chirag
Willlim L. Caldwell
Capt
Braden
Amity
Indianapoli
Army of the Cumberland
John Morgan
Nashville
Tenn
Hraden
W. J Burford Company
Home for Maennerchor to Get New Building
A permanent home for the Maennerchor is planned with a new Rochband facility after the lease ends in WT. The building, estimated at FON, will house 2 000 preferred stock shares and 1.2 common shares at the same price. The building committee, led by Joseph Keller and others, approved the plan at Sunday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maennerchor
Joseph Keller
George Allg
John Betterman
Gustav W. Keevers
F .W. Jungclaug
Sprinter Gus Guerrera Fatally Injured After Cab Collision
WCHIFPS-S RAE PRESS ASSOCIATION reports Gus Guerrera, a well known sprinter, was knocked down by a cab Sunday night in New York. He suffered internal injuries that many feared would be fatal.
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Wchifps-S'Rae Press Association
New York
Gus Guerrera
Woman Loyal To Man Accused Of Embezzlement
Mrs William Bagshawe Harding remains at the Hotel Morton in Indianapolis with her son Jack awaiting extradition hearings for her husband, William B Harding, charged in England with embezzlement. Friends and employers support the couple. Harding’s hearing is set for February 18 before Judge Anderson.
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William B. Harding
Jack
Hotel
Morton
Harding
England
William Bagshawe Iarding
New York
Indianapolis
Mlaya Verry
Anil
Welle
Warding
Preacher Hired Special to Fill City Sermon
ECRIPPS-RAF PEDSS ASSOCIATION Wilmington Del reports Unitarian Hawes of Germantown engaged to preach in the city Sunday. He missed a train in Philadelphia and, to keep the engagement, hired an engine and coach, brought here in 12 minutes, riding nearly a mile a minute. The sermon covered perseverance and the need to date one’s actions. The text was a mere coincidence.
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Ecripps- Raf Pedss Association
Wilmington
Del
Bob
Hev
Oacar
Hawes
Unitarian Church
Germantown
Hai
Philadelphia
Vision of Heaven Reported by Deane Associate
Newark New Jersey February 6 Monsignor George H W Deane rector of St Patrick Cathedral told Philip Thauly just before his death of a vision of heavenly scenes. He described singing and praise in a glorious chamber where all are united in worship and joy. The account is given as a report from Mr Healy and includes the mournful note that Deane’s death occurred shortly after the vision was shared.
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Ecripps-Mntrae Press Association
Newark
N. J
Philip Thauly
Hs Partentoners
George HW. Deane
Mimonn
Mr. Healy
Monsignor
Deane
Talos
Nina
Mra. Healy
Msizaor Deane
Flealy
Ian
Moneignor
Blood on Your Hands Special to Titre Bun
A garbled February dispatch from Anderson Indiana reports a letter sent by Mrs Lizaie Grover to Gov Pennypacker of Menarytyanit claiming threats and accusations. She denies involvement in any crime or conspiracy and asserts distress over alleged actions by Katy Edwards and others. The text is damaged and contains unclear names and motives.
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Anderson
Ind
Hong
Lizaie Grover
Gov. Pennypacker
Menarytyanit
Rewdinin
Graver
Katy Edwards
Erie
Amended Bill Offered on Railroading Mains
Representative Chifford and Senator Gootwine presented favorable reports on the amended railroad measure. The bill, prepared by Senator Newhouse, was amended by a shippers and road men committee to bind both sides. Rebate provisions discrimination and other items are analyzed. amendments are numerous but do not injure the original provisions.
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Chifford
House
Gootwine
Rallroady
Bath
Newhouse
Eost
Baptized in icy Delaware River by foot-walking elders
A 74 year old paralyzed woman, Mrs Brady, was baptized in the Delaware River on Sunday by Weer Bking rn of the Church of God, with twelve elders walking barefoot. She sang with a tremulous voice and showed no aftereffects once brought home.
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Scoripps
3Surae Press Association
Philadednal
Delaware River
Pays for His Anger Leads to Vandalism on Streetcar
Clarence Pucoch, an 11 year old, refused to pay his fare on an F. Tenth streetcar Sunday night and threw a rock through a window in a temper flare. He faces a charge in municipal court with Judge Wohallon presiding.
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Clarence Pucoch
Muumeve
Wohallon
Moles Court
Sidney Morciog
State Auditor Defends Sequestered Property Bill
State Auditor Sherrick backs a bill to search for sequestered property under state supervision to tax and regulate it. Proponents say the plan would curb blackmail and abuses by county agents, with audits and bonds ensuring honesty, while critics warn of potential harassment and overreach.
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Sherrick
Eli Stansbury
Indiana
Indianapolis
Bend
Mim
To & Discovery
Miners Union Clashes Near Tuscaloosa
Report of a labor confrontation where twenty one men, earning about $17.00, were refused entry after a meeting with nonunion miners from Grookwood, north of Tuscaloosa, as the United Mine Workers of America district 3 faced disruption and accusations over demands and deprivation of necessities.
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Ecripps'mrar Press Association
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Pen
Uuita
Amounune
Grookwood
Tumeujooaa
Agkina
United Mine Workers of America
District 3
Bartender Held After Indictment in Bar Fight
Muncie Indiana February bartender 13 Charles Shuley is jailed awaiting injury updates on James Froggett who was struck with a beer glass. Froggett remains in critical condition according to reports from the county jail after the incident at the local tavern.
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Muncie
Ind
Charles Shuley
James Froggett
Shuley
Froggett
Childrens strange new baby discovered in Jamaica home
A Jamaica Union Hall home held a dramatic morning as a new baby was found in a bed cluttered with clothing. Grandmother explained the infant was the mother's newborn, and Johnny was sent to school while police later searched for the mysterious child. The report also notes a church fire in Brooklyn and severe ice conditions affecting New England ports.
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New York
Union Hallst
Jamaica
Linke
Johnny
Sebeok
Hem
John Mye
Johany
Dix- Rebbie
Jonany
Death of Japanese air hero Matsumura near Port Arthur
Matsumura, a leading Japanese airman credited with leading the assault that helped capture Port Arthur, is reported dead after a front dispatch notes congestion and heavy action. He had been named a lieutenant commander for his services.
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Cripps-Aprae Press Assoliation
Tokio
Matsumura
Mateomura
Port Arthur
Uiviston
Death of Harryman Sparks Coroner Inquiry in Rising Sun
In Rising Sun Indiana on a February evening Harryman was found dead in his home. The coroner says heart trouble caused the death, despite rumors of foul play. Details remain unclear as investigators review evidence.
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Nee Whirlee
Rising Sun
Ind
Parcel Port Sparks US Parcels Post Debate
Faris and Shallenberger, both connected with postal affairs, discuss the distant postmaster general’s views on creating a Francs American parcels post system, aiming to improve cross border parcel exchanges and streamline mail between nations.
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Scrifps-Vral Press Association
Faris
Uen
Shallenberger
Unitedates
Lothortes
Charity at Home Assoc Witnesses Grim Threats
A muddled report from Martford City notes a charitable event linked to the ECRIPPS-AVRAE PRESS ASSOCIATION. It mentions a farmer Dora Kirkwiwal and a violent threat including cut throat language framed as a mystery tied to a local incident in Licking town.
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Ecripps-Avrae Press
Martford City
Dnd
Licking Town
Dora Kirkwiwal
Goth
Marion House Burns In Fire At Marion Indiana
Special to the Sen Marion Indiana reports the home of Harry Miller destroyed by a blaze with property loss listed as 1204 The residence previously owned by ex Congressmen Sieele also noted A Belgrade cabinet resignation in Servia headed by B Groutien cited as due to court troubles with details from the Scripps- MRAE Press Association Belgrade dispatches
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Marion
Ind
Harry Miller
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Belgrade
Servia
Berevian
B. Groutien
Ohio River Freezes Over at Evansville Border
The Ohio river is frozen across Evansville with many residents walking to the Kentucky shore of Bundos. Special to the Sun reports heavy ice conditions on February 6.
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Ohio
Evanaville
Ind
Ohio River
Kentucky
Bundoz
Fire damages home in Greencastle.
A Sunday night blaze in Greencastle Indiana damaged the furniture and interior of the home of Joseph Noah investigators reported the fire began in the dwelling February 2. Local authorities and firefighters responded to the incident and are assessing the cause and extent of the damage.
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Greencastle
Ind
Joseph Noah
Thrown From A Horse In Accident At City Hospital
Georgy Phidet riding at 615 Lordeet fell after being thrown. He was taken to Viralitienve with injuries. Dr Reed of the Tispensary treated Birman while the accident left several sprains to be attended at St Vincent's Hospital and Dekebbs Se. The city hospital reports sprains among the casualties.
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Georgy
Phidet
Lordeet
Sater
Thadel
Viralitienve
Dr Reed
Thndel's
Jobs Gendlman
SC Vincent's
Dekebbs
Cured of Lockjaw After Serums at Bridgeton Hospice
A neighbor reports Elizabeth Darceton, 26, recovered from a jaw lock after New Year’s Day injury. She was paralyzed briefly, later diagnosed with tetanus. At Bridgeton Hospice, antitoxin serum was given hourly for two weeks. Cost of the serum was 205.
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Elzab
Uslvin Birk
Bridgeton
Russians Repulse Japanese Attacks Near Makéen Front
Dispatch from the front reports Russian troops repulsed Japanese assaults near the Chane Tan area north of Makéen. Entrenchments and machine placements were observed as both sides fought over nearby positions. the Japanese attacks were described as of minor importance and were repelled.
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M RA
Tokio
Ing
Chane Tan
Makéen
Tha
Pneumonia and Grip Remedies Advertised in City Drug Stores
An urban advertisement touts pneumonia and grip remedies, with praised products including Nat Wills Scent Clear and Bent, plus King’s Hair Stainer marketed as a hair tonic restoring gray to natural color. It lists KINGLY'S HAIR STORE and C W KRIEL as distributors and notes druggists sell the items.
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Nat Wills
KRIEL
King’s
Kingly's
Old Nurse Teething Remedy Advert from 19th Century
An old nurse for child on Mee Winslow’s soothing suitor for teething advertised as always useful for children. Claims to soothe the child soften the gums cure wind colic and diarrhoea. Product priced at twenty five cents a bottle with generic brand phrasing.
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Mee Winslow
al Jaye Ali Natn
Travel Route Tickets to Indian and Oklahoma Territories
A列 railway ticket advertisement lists round trip fares of 25.10 dollars to Indian and Oklahoma Territories and other western points via Lake Erie. It mentions travel to Kansas and Texas with tickets on sale March 2 and 7. For details contact H Betters at the Dist. Poss. Agent, 28 Linstead.
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Lake Erie
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Cotain
Kansaa
Texas
Bettersthan
Dist
Linstead
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