The Brusseau Case Hypnosis Murder Confession
Detroit police pursue nurse Brusseau as the prime suspect in the Dr. Elliot Pope murder with Mrs. Pope named as accessory. Brusseau confessed to Detective Sadler after weeks of planning aided by Mrs. Pope. He described attempts to suffocate with gas and a hatchet blow to Dr. Pope who died in a room designated as self defense. Mrs. Pope remains jailed seeking laudanum and whisky.
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Detroit
Elliot Pope
Brusseau
Mrs. Pope
Pope House
Bruxeau
Sadler
Snowbound train tragedy near Lucknow claims five dead
In Harnissure Pennsylvania a Pacific express struck ten men digging out a snowbound train. Four men were killed instantly John Carr Noah Nye Geo Stroup and John Crossley. Benjamin Otsat was mortally injured and later expected to die. Stroup’s widow is dying of pneumonia and has ten children. One survivor nearly suffocated beneath the snowbank before rescue.
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Harnissure
Pacific Express
Lucknow
John Carr
Noah Nye
Geo, Stroup
John Crossley
Benjamin Otsat
Stroup
Indiana 36 Hour Outlook Warm and Snow Flurry Likely
Forecasts for Indiana project warmer and fair conditions over the next 36 hours ending p.m. February 10 with light snow flurries possible Sunday.
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Indiana
Market Notes on Cold Spell and Egg Prices
Wholesale grocers and commission men report little business due to extreme cold. Eggs likely to rise again unless weather moderates. Coffees and sugars steady. apples and potatoes firm with a visible advance last Saturday. Jordan’s poultry dealer sold eggs wholesale at 1 cent a dozen. Pierce disputes Foster’s alleged US egg corner and notes Jordan’s large stock could grow to 500 cases by Monday.
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Jordan
Pierce
Poultry Hase
R.A. Poster
Winona
Minn
Chicago
United States
Foster
An Old Nurse for Children
An old nurse advocates a specific tonic for children, advising gentle care and safe measures during early childhood ailments. The note emphasizes simple remedies, proper dosing, and parental supervision to ensure healthy growth.
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Bere
CTU
Knightstown and towns warily react to incidents across Indiana
A jumble of items reports: Elwood’s flames wipe out the Chambers block, Mishawaka sees renewed diphtheria, and Franklin children ordered vaccinated amid smallpox fears. News notes cover arrests, burglaries, frozen victims, a prosecutorial grand jury probe in Greenfield, a gas well mishap at Columbus City, and local achievements from a high school orchestra to a mature railroad career in Jeffersonville.
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Knightstown
Chambers
Elwood
Vincennes’ High School
Mishawaka
Anderson Masons
Flora
Elkhart
Anderson
Good Citizens’ League
National Oil Company
Marion
Columbus City
South Bend
Franklin Chilhéh
Benj. Potter
Brooklyn
James Bismark
Marion Kelly
Jeffersonville
Rushville
Greenfield
Huntington
Jennie Cramer
Fort Wayne
Frankfort
John C. Sipe
Hartford City
Sexson
Hiram McDonald
Thorntown
Danville
Michigan City
Erwin
Logansport
George Steele
Waverly
Martinsville
Chas. Starke
Evansville
Albert Frazier
Muncie
Broad Ripple
Wabash
Thomas A. Jones
Rush County
Foster
Charles Reichard
Jacob Frienstein
Tuntington
Edward Ayers
Harry Natcher
Madigan County
Chas
Baxter
Dempster Cox
Alpha
Scott County
Cox
Ruby Owens
Doyal
English heir in Journal office row ends in alleged marriage plot
Mrs. Johanna North of Haughville beat actor Frederick Lorraine, now revealed as William Tetley, with a horsewhip in the Journal building. The incident followed claims of romance and a pending marriage, with Lorraine asserting his English heirship and a separated past including a wife in New York.
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Journal
Johanna North
Haughville
Frederick Lorraine
N. Alabama Sr
Mr. Lorraine
Lorraine
Mrs. North
Lloyd
Armstrong Park
Miss Ruth
Miss North
North
New York
William Tetley
England
Georgia Curtis
Officials doubtful of missing party travelers on Atlantic
county auditor office officials tease rumors of Dora Johnson deputy auditor John Dickson and Jenny Talbott lost at sea after a Bermuda pleasure trip. Morning paper claimed ship sank while the group supposedly visited Bermuda. Tom Taggart says the party was seen in New York and will return Saturday night to the city.
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Dora Johnson
John Dickson
Jenny Talbott
Atlantic
Bermuda Islands
Tom Taggart
New York
Stanley
New York-st
Porcelain fillings touted as painless dental fix
The latest dental idea uses porcelain fillings that are nearly invisible and claim to eliminate the pain and lengthy process of gold fillings. Dentists take a cavity impression with platinum foil, cast and bake it, then fix the filling with cement. The cement is said to resist saliva and food.
Inspector's report on grain prices for Saturday market
Wheat steady with bids for No 2 red at 62 140 and No 1 white at 4. Quiet oats hold at No 2 white 42c and No 3 white 28c. Hay prices listed for timothy prairie mixed and clover with local dealers bidding 813.00. Rye prices show No 2 wagon rye at 45c. Wheat bid finished with Wacon Wheat at 16.
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Ialet
Wacon
Ehipai
Ehoics
City Market Prices On Fruits Vegetables And Provisions
Markets steady with advances in apples and potatoes. Comprehensive list of prices for hams, bacon, sausage, lard, beans, limes, fruits, dried goods, canned goods, dairy, spices, seeds, and live poultry. Includes various brands and weights from Empire and Moore stores, with regional items such as Messina lemons and Sacramento river fish.
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California
Tige
Morgan & Gray
Link
Indiana
Tierces
Empire
Messina
Florida
Illinois
Vic
Johnson
Silver Fork
Columbus
Sacramento River
Timothy
W. S
Springs
Igc
Ridgewood A
Veto
Phoenix A
Iocal Gold
Windsor
Yzellow
Cotfeas
Janey
Dakota
Brazil
Cordoba
Java
Comumon Lake
New York
Young Americas
Yarmouth
Polk
Live Stock Market and Trade Reports
INDIANAPOLIS UNION STOCKYARDS February 4 listing opening and closing prices for Wheat Corn Oats Pork and Lard with May July futures. Chicago market shows Wheat Corn Pork and Lard futures close figures. Pantzer F died aged 73 in Colorado Springs with funeral in Sheboygan Wisconsin.
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Indianapolis Union Slockyards
Chicago
Pantzer
F. Will
Colorado Springs
Sheboygan
Wis
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John R. Bellis
Prospect St
Elmst
Ridpath
Wishard
Flainer & Buchanan
Freddie
O. S
City Grain Market
N. New. Jersey-st
Lexington-aveers
New Jersey
St. Ea
N. West-st. Conlen’'S
Hood
Tower St
Fall River
Masa
Methodist Protestant Church
J. M. Pars
Brookline Sta.,Mo
Telegraph
Dik
Mattings
HAP, Wasson & CO
Tartiing
Richard W. Thompson
Washington
Lincoln
Col. Thompson
Indianapolis Journal
Masonic Temple
Ohi Gi
Cae
Indianapolis
Ind
W.N. Short
F. Will Pantser
Browning. & Son
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