Sunday Baseball Vote Divides Indianaapolis Representatives
Two Marion county lawmakers Howe and Clifford voted against Sunday baseball while Samuel Ruick Jesse Fletcher Harry Hubbard and William Bosson supported the bill. A test vote indicated the House generally opposes legalizing Sunday play with several absentees. Debate continued as Rev LP Watts urged the need for Sunday baseball in towns of 150000.
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Marion County
Thomas C. Howe
Irvington
Vincent Clifford
Iniamapolis
Suny
Brunaugh
Bookwalter
Samuel K. Ruick
Jesse Fletcher
Harry Hubbard
William Bosson
Indianaapolis
Teuse
Hulck
Sunday Hall
Legler
Aspire
Watts
Winchester
Public Morals Committee
Bnaxe
Themen
Buick
Committee On Rights and Privileges
House
Senate
Pansot
Great Indiana sale of fast horses draws buyers
The article notes record setting pace horses Lou Dilon Mart Wilson Qing Snap Shot and others who made 1901 marks. It announces a major sale beginning Tuesday at 1 pm at Union Stock Yards Indianapolis hosted by the Indianapolis Horse Sale Company with officers M H Reardon David Wallace and A D Hughes among organizers and experts.
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Lou Dilon
Mart Wilson
Appin
Wan Wakemen
Indianapulta Horse Sele
Union
Thin City
Indianapolin Horse Sele Company
M. H. Reardon
David Wallace
A. D. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Chicago
Coal roads case before Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission began hearings Tuesday in the gravity coal roads case with counsel for the regulating coal and transportation companies and William R. Hearst as appellant ready for three days of pre hearing examination and argument.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Begum
Gravite
Regusud Coat
Transpore
William R. Hearst
Apeliant
Aard Campaign Ends In Heated Club Election
Members of the Adscript club divided into three parties Wheelhorses Clean Sweeps and Darkhorses to contest annual officer votes. The meeting was warm with crutching and multiple candidates elected including John J Clough as president Hadger Warnitu as manager Florence Ry m as vice president H U Paramore as secretary Mirmeen W Mareh as advertising manager Mark Dennis to join Nordyky Marmon Coz as joint realizer.
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Adscript Club
Munday
Aicessful
John J. Clough
Hadger Warnitu
Florace EL Rym
Ayerson
Secrewry
H. U. Paramore
Alse
Levey Brug. & Cos Reaalizer
Mirmeen W. Mareh
Epileptic Colony Plan Heads to Legislature
A proposed Epileptic Colony requires 9250.00 for a harm plan and 4 days work to pass the senate. A commission will be named within 99 days to locate the village and prepare cottages. The next legislature may be asked for 201000 to finish the work started Monday. The proposition is described as purely experimental.
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Areep Eptte Ralang
Senate
Musetus
Revernae
Captured Yaquis Detained After U.S. Troop Sweep
Government troops led by Teabel captured two Yaqui Indians from the band that killed five Americans. The captives were brought to Mexicali and placed in the penitentiary for detention.
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Scripps-A Rae Preeb Association
Too
Teabel
A Vexatious Problem and Lecture Plans in Indy
A Sun letters section argues wealth concentration harms democracy. It promotes a March 8–15 free lecture by Jann White of Chicago on political economy, aiming to broaden public debate and advocate justice as a remedy. Marion Eaton, County Assessor, reports three years of Marian county tax assessments and duties, noting high property values and mortgage deductions.
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Henry George Fella
Walt
Jann
Chicago
Whity
As. H. Kraube
Indianapolis
Marian County
Indiana
Anyness
Hoke Marian
Ndavita
County Board of Review
Telky
Sao Ing Mae
Atvice
Marion Eaton
Prussian lower house OKs Rhine Wesser canal extension
The Prussian Reichstag passed the bill authorizing the Rhine Wesser canal construction with an extension to Hanover. The measure, backed by the Scripps-M RAB Pres Association in Berlin, signals a major inland waterway project advancing amid February discussions.
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Rhine-Weser Canal
Scripps-M Rab
Pres Association
Berlin
Fev
Riet
Fuenday
Hanover
Wilkes-Barre discusses cure for chronic petty thief
Luzerne county judges weigh measures to reform long time thief Mrs Sarah Jones of Wilkes-Barre who has stolen babies shoes for years to buy drink. A past mayor branded her with I AM A THIEF on a placard and paraded her through town, yet she relapsed after release and pled guilty again. The court suspended sentence and seeks lasting solution.
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TISUN
Wilkersbarre
Luzerne County
Hets Mra
Sarah Jones
Wilkenbarre
Ahr
F. M. Nichols
Death by Own Action After a Spree
A 42 year old man from Louisville, recently in Indianapolis with wealthy relatives, overdosed on morphine in his wife’s presence during a drunken spree. Dr. W H Foreman and dispensary surgeon Hoover treated him for hours but he died, leaving his wife prostrate and a surviving child. He had been employed by a railroad company and had attempted suicide several times during the spree.
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Minor
Washington
St. Tininhed
WH. Foreman
Hoover
He & D. Rillroad Company
Indianapally
Pioneer Woman Dead in Jackson County Michigan
Mrs Leanuy Haven Loomis died at her daughter’s home 515 Eastat at age 85 in Jackson County Michigan. Born in Livingstone County New York she married Capt Ruel H Loomis in 1819 before moving to Michigan and then Greenwood Indiana. She lived in Indianapolis years and was active in Fletcher Place M E Church. Four daughters survive. funeral plans not announced.
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Dirs Anderson
2Leanuy Haven Loomis
Looms
Jackson County
Michigan
Greenwood
Ind
Henry Techentin Dead at Home in Indianapolis
Henry Techentin a prominent Indianapolis merchant died Monday afternoon at his home on Capital Avenue after a ten day illness. He was 63 and senior partner of the harness and saddlery firm Techentin & Freiberg, 150 East Washington Street. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 PM from the house conducted by Rev. F. C. Peters of Zion Church. He was a member of the Marion lodge of Masons.
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Henry Techentin
Henry ‘Techentin
Indianapolis
Hill
Ixy N. Cagitolave
Techentin
Zion‘e Church
Marion Lodge of Masons
New President Chosen for Deaconese Nobely
Rev J G Peters aceneq one nomination for the presidency at the annual election Tuesday night He has led the organization since its founding Rev Hlav Virwea elected in his stead New officers Henry Hues August Alang E Varnholt Fred Berger elected as vice president recording secretary financial secretary corresponding secretary and treasurer
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J. G. Peters Aceneq
Deaconese Nobely
Heapliat
Hlav
Virwea
Henry Hues
August Alang
Henry Kianke
Young Men Retaliate Against Ladies Club in Hampton
In Des Moines dated February 7 a faction of male members of the Hampton Ladies Club retaliates against women by passing a resolution to bar men from events and to fine men 35 to 5 for attending with the clubwomen. About 25 businessmen and clerks signed the resolution.
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Ecripps Rre
Des Moines
Ladien
Club of
Hampton
Kavs
Bond Jumper Caught in City Bust
Lee Dillon, linked to an opium den at 1N Enat Street, was arrested Monday night by patrolmen Hil and Xorens. He is charged with jumping bond of 24 dollars set after a raid at Kip Place.
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Lee Dillon
Enat St
Xorens
Ha Ie
Machen to face trial at Moundsville penitentiary
Former U S post office delivery chief August W Machen and co defendants Sinmet A Groff and Diter H Groff face a penitentiary trial in Moundsville West Virginia on charges linked to a charter scheme and patent letter box venture The district attorney orders transport to Washington for further action The defendants faces two year sentences but may be reduced by good behavior
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Acrippsey Rae Press Association
Washington
W. Machen
Post Office Department
Moundsville
W. Va
Sinmet A. Groff
Fae
Portal Araft
Diter H Grom
Ime
Marhin
Seba
George E. Lorenz
Machen
Batoe
Tolads
Hing
Dirking
Anderson Mystery Deepens In Indiana Double Death
Robert Campbell and his wife, recent arrivals from Norwood, South Dakota, were found dead in their Anderson apartment. The coroner investigates possible accidental poisoning with corrosive sublimate. Campbell was 42, his wife about 30, and no signs of struggle or foul play were seen. The couple had been living with Mrs. Pittsford. a narcotic capsule box labeled Norwood druggist might explain the toxin. Coroner probes cause and time of death as details remain unclear.
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Anderson
Ind
Robert Campbell
Norwood
SN. D
Campbell
Burluia
Can
Charge of Bigamy Special to the Bun Huntington
The article reports tailor G Munro's alleged bigamy and flight from a second wife, with details of prior weddings, multiple attempted suicides, and ongoing inquiries in Huntington and Markle County. It notes pneumonia and grip, and mentions medical ads and hair remedy endorsements amid the period’s newspaper tone.
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Huntington
G. Munro
Thin City
Moanayuic
Mage
Mana
Enfeld
Markle
Thia County
Munro
Chicago
Flo
Evansville
Matead
Caitrin
Edna
Safa
Mim
Edna Greer
Round Trip Fares to Various Territories Overland
Round trip fares listed as 25 dollars and 10 cents for 21 day return travel via late Erie and Western Tk to points in Indian Territory Oklahoma Arkansas and parts of Texas Kansas and nearby states. Tickets available for travel on February 7 or March 7. for details contact HL Bertarmanny District Pass Agent at 33 and Lilincles.
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Erle & Weatern Tk. H
Emperor William Urges Czar Toward Settlement
London reports cite peace hope in Russia as signs grow that settlement between Germany and Russia is possible. Emperor William allegedly asked the czar to arrange terms to end the eastern conflict as unrest and war weariness press Russia. Officials increasingly favor peace as essential amid widespread war fatigue.
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William
Germany
Bcrmmpsatae Press Association
London
New York
Telegraph
Sway
Kuropatkin
Wi Vem
Jupat
Russia
Kansas Senate Deliberates Trust Control Bills
Scripps-Rae press dispatch from Topeka on February 7 reports the Kansas Senate’s committee discussion of bills aimed at curbing a major oil trust. Proposals include regulating oil pipeline charges, prohibiting price discrimination, and ending cut throat refinery competition to free Kansas from monopoly control. Opposition centers on the financial aspects of the Connery Bill, with opinion leaning toward passage of the other measures.
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OI Trust
Scripps-Rae Press Association
Topeka
Kas
Senate
Tuesany
Bothdard
O11
Ts Kuneai
Pilin Ares
Felistar
Kansas City
Olla
Kansas
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Show Rural Names
Birth announcements list Tiarry and Florence Darnell and many others with addresses in Washington and nearby towns. Death notices record numerous individuals with ages and causes such as pneumonia tuberculosis heart disease and meningitis. Marriages appear among local residents with names and partners. A medical advertisement for PAZO ointment appears at the end.
Bat Metcalf Barred From New York Theatres
New York drama dispute centers on James S Metcalf critic for Life barred by Klaw and Erlanger backed theaters. He appealed to the district attorney alleging conspiracy to deny him a living as a critic while managers debate admission policies and union action.
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James S$ Bat
Theatrical Trust
Metcalf
Lite
Klaw & Erlanger
Crite
New York
Jerama
Managers’ Association
Haw & Erlanger
Riley Arrests Shake Local Case in Schafer Murder Probe
Bedford reporters say Fen Theorge W. Tiley and other Sun correspients report Riley was arrested on a perjury and barratry warrant issued after a prior Schafer murder inquiry. Deckard posted bond for Riley's appearance on Feb 13. Prolonged warrants target Mrs Cork and others tied to the Evans Browning case, alleging perjury.
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the Sun
Bedford
Bad
Fen
Theorge W. Tiley
Kvan Kyvans
Schafer
Mrs. Cork
Evans-Browning
Riley
Casen
Teward
Two Burned to Death in Wisconsin Farmhouse Fire
ECRIPPS M'HAE PRESS ASSOCIATION Meredith Wis Feb By the burning Monday night of the farmhouse owned by Charien Smith prompts from this Mage and demented woman Harriet Pratt 7% and Lela the Byenye old daughter of Mrs Smith loot their iver The fire was caused by a defective chimney.
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Ecripps-M'Hae Press Association
Meredith
Wis
Charien Smith
Promites
Harriet Pratt
Lela
Mra Smith
Schumann-Heink Announces Kaiser Allegiance in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on February 7 mime artist Schumann-Heink declared allegiance to the Kaiser and the fatherland. She stated that she will become a United States citizen this week following a planned maneuver.
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Werelal
Cincinnati
Schumann-Heink
Monilay
Abe
Will
Cetizen
United States
Abe Hig
Tincinnati
Tragedy at Akron claims two lives in domestic shooting
Akron, Feb 71 0. N Howe, a former coal dealer, shot his wife and then killed himself in a Tuesday morning incident. Howe died soon after at the hospital, while his wife was badly wounded and may die.
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Akron
Bcripps-Mare Press Association
N. Howe
Tursday
Fred x Dourlet
Howe
Will
Palace of Grani duke Ernest burned in Altenburg fire
The palace of Grani duke Ernest of Gaxe Altenburg in Altenburg was destroyed by fire on Monday night. A number of valuable pictures, treasures, and manufactured items were lost in the blaze.
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Cripps-3prae Press Association
Berlin
Graniduke
Ernest of
Gaxe-Altenburg
Altenburg
Steel Trust to distribute cash bonus to 5000 workers
The United States Steel corp will give a cash bonus of 5,000,000 dollars to about 5000 employees, including heads of departments, foremen, clerks, and shop workers, with each man receiving roughly 1,000 if divided equally. American Smelting and Refining Co, which also pays annual bonuses, is expected to follow this example and issue another distribution later this year.
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Ecripps-S Rae Press Association
New York
United States
Bters Corporation
Atec
Basia
Anluriea
Aker
Amenean Smelting and Refipms Company
Steel Corporation
Mand
Reid Visits Richmond Special to the Bun
Danies G. Reid Wallat millionaire and Richmond benefactor spent seven hours in Richmond to inspect the construction of the United Presbyterian church the Sun Memorial hospital and the Earlham cemetery site for planning a massive mausoleum. He praised progress noting the hospital should be ready for occupancy in June and the church dedication about a year away.
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Richmond
Ind
United Prasbytarian
Sun Memorial Hospital
Earlham Cemetery
Danles G. Reid
Wallat
Miusuieum
Geyser Denies In Murder Case Evidence Points Elsewhere
Norman Geyser, held at Allegheny Central Police station for the murder of Mrs. Marthe Kirkpatrick Sunday morning, proclaims his innocence though police deem him not the killer. The coroner’s inquiry will investigate the case Wednesday.
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Geyser
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Pittsburg
Norman BL Geyser
Allegheny Central
Marthe Kirkpatrick
Richmond Man's Work On Sioux Decorative Art
Special to the Bloomington Journal Richmond Ind Feb t Decorative Art of the Sioux Indians is the title of an illustrated publication by the American Museum of Natural History New York The work is by Dr Clark Washer son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Winaler of Richmond The material for the volume was gathered by Dr Wingter during a trip to the west several months ago.
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Richmond
Ind
Américain Museum of Natural History
New York
Clark Washer
Benjamin F. Winaler
Wingter
West
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