MEN FROZEN ON BIG FOUR TRAIN TO PRECIOUS MOTHER
Special to The Sam from Banon Indiana reports two men without money rode a Big Four passenger train toward Louisville after their mother fell seriously ill in Louisville Kentucky. They were found frozen and in a helpless state by trainmen near Chicago. They were placed in the smoking car and given passage free to their destination. A letter in their possession supported their claim. Names were not obtained.
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Ind
Louisville
Burkin
Bis
Chicago
Thix City
UNE
Wrestler Murbarger Confident Ahead Of Cincinnati Match
Indianapolis wrestler Sam Murbarger trains in Cincinnati for upcoming bouts including a key rivalry with Steinmetz. He reports strong form and confidence he can defeat Steinmetz in a soon to be staged clash, and notes plans to return to Indianapolis within a week. His manager Berton oversees several recent spur of the moment wins including a decisive victory over Frank Witter in Cincinnati.
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Steinmetz
Sam Murbarger
Indianapolis
Cinefamat
Max
Dean
Intlands
Uwe
Mac
Rharger
Berton
Murburger
Frank Witter
Cincinnal
Bold Robbery at Cincinnati Burglars Steal Valuables
In Cincinnati on Feb 9, burglars backed a wagon to the curb and stole about $8,600 in silverware and valuables from Louis A. Seinsheimer's home at 2118 Walnut Hill. Entry started with a forced door then a rear window. servants heard a crash and the house appeared ransacked on return around midnight. A $7,000 silver chest was among stolen items.
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Serippatic Hae Prean Association
Cincinnati
Louis A. Seinsheimer
Utue
Seinsheimers
M O'Eleek
City seeks 100000 saving by forcing railways to pay track elevation
City attorney Matson argues that the Union Railway and Belt Railway contracts lack validity and seeks to reverse the Hollyman administration’s actions granting street crossings. The suit targets sixteen crossings and tracks at Brant, aiming to remove the city’s burden of elevating the lines and shift costs to the railroad companies and stockyards.
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Forse Railway
Fo Mattson
Hollaman
City 4
Vivi Raiway Company
Old Belt Railway and Stock- Plands Cmpany
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Union Railway Company
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J Company
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New Railway Company
Old Belt Railway Company
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Union Hallway Company
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Joreots
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Ie Railway Company
Pelvasea
Fiebilty
Uiilding
Coir
Ta Ie Company
Ilegally
MINE OPERATORS STAND TIRM AS UNION STRIKE GROWS
Civil strike momentum deepens as miners and operators clash over terms. President Wilcox of Delaware and Hudson Railway reportedly warns Mitchell, firm on current conditions. Mitchell heads to Philadelphia for Shamokin talks amid discord in District 5. Vice President Lewis complicates stance, withholding decisive action until explicit orders are received.
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Delaware & Hudson Railway Co
Mitchell
Philaderson
Dotua
Bellingham
Lewis
Pittbiurg
Mitchel
Second Vic t ine Dead From Inhalation Fire Report
Kansas City February report states Irene Anaperation Brinkman died today from smoke inhalation after a fire at her home on Tuesday night. The blaze also caused the death of her mother, details remain partially unclear.
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Menae Irene
Kansas City
Christhe Brinkman
Twenty Seven Miners Dead At Oak Hill West Virginia
Frantic families gathered at the mouth of the Paras mine in Oak Hill as 27 miners perished in an explosion. Rescue efforts found some bodies on Friday morning while 12 escaped earlier. The mine, about 701 feet deep, is owned by Stewart Colliery Co with Samu Dison as general manager and J W Smiley as mine manager.
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W. Va
Scrippw-McRae Prev Association
OS Hill
Paral
Paras
Blewart Colliery Company
Loup Creek
Samu Dison
Shite
J. W. Smiley
Lls
Mount Hope
Doetiek
Witte Town
Stirdt
Dog Measure Popular Gains City Support
President Frederick Eppert reintroduced measures to create Frances Power Cub as a city dog and cat home. The ordinance proposes a 33,000 annual appropriation from revenue fees to fund dog control and stray dog capture. It also imposes a $10 fine for dog desertion within 30 days of a dog tax payment.
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Frederick Eppert
Ety Council
Frances
Snow Storm Delays New York Harbor Traffic Today
A fierce snow and rain storm with strong winds grinds New York traffic and vessel movement. Ships report heavy seas in the Atlantic as snow turns to rain and streets fill with slush.
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New York
Serinpa-McRae
Atlantic
Senator Gorman Recovery After Grip Attack
Washington reports Senator Gorman is improving at his residence after a weeklong grip attack. Doctors say his condition has gradually steadied and he is resting, with no immediate complications observed. The note comes from the Scripps-McRae Prenn Association.
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Scripps-McRae Prenn Association
Washington
German
A Boy's Breakfast and Grape-Nuts Endorsement
A mother from Hoosick Falls, New York explains how her boy grew into sturdy manhood after adopting Grape-Nuts for breakfast. She states the boy, once nervous with indigestion, thrives on a daily Grape-Nuts regimen and credits the product with improved health and development. The endorsement cites the Foster Farms company in Battle Creek Michigan and recommends reading The Road to Wellville.
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Hoosick Falla
Jim
Hin
Hetter
Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Factor in Race for Commissioner Prominent Washington Candidate
W I Roberts of Washington is emerging as a strong Republican contender for county commissioner. The veteran activist has energized his campaign with extensive local ties, including leadership roles in Washington Township and county advisory boards. Roberts is known in Republican circles for five years and holds positions in Mason Lodge Millersville and East Fern Star, signaling broad community influence.
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Washington
Washington Township
Roberts
The
Bat Men
Land Prevent
Weand Sachet
Man commits suicide by gas in Worcester telephone booth
Frederik Kimball, 31, insurance agent, died by inhaling gas in a Worcester telephone booth. He had faced theft charges from 1880 linked to stolen bonds worth $59,000 and eluded capture before his 1910 suicide. His wife and two children were left after his arrest and prison time. He had returned to insurance work four years earlier but faced mounting pressures and threats of self harm.
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Sun
Worcester
Mass
Frederik Kirmbill
Liakatte
Lalenne
Kimball
New York
Gov Hanly Firm Guest Of Senator Hemenway Banquet
Special to The Sun Washington February 2 Gov Tanly of Indiana was the guest of honor with Senator Hemenway at a banquet for Republican leaders from Congress and Indiana at the Willard Hotel. The governor defended his administration and assured Hoosier voters of moral conviction and party strength.
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Indiaa
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Vine
Nix
Somitor
Fename Jirmenway
Lanity
Brick
Hanly
White House
Roosevelt
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City News and Court Actions Highlight Saturday School Session
The article notes a disrupted Saturday class at Tamlinson hall with 79 teachers, miscommunication about a meeting of the Classen group, and ensuing local reactions. It also reports assorted court cases, divorces, and a banquet invitation list featuring notable figures and politicians, plus upcoming meetings and organizational changes in Indianapolis.
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Tamlinson Hall
Fehoutr
McCurdy to Live in Paris as Move Reported
Richard A. McCurdy former president of Mutual Life plans to move to Paris leaving his Morristown New Jersey residence. His servant will be dismissed after March 1 and Lews A. Thebaud son-in-law of McCurdy is said to join the move to Paris.
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Seuppa-McRme Press Association
New York
Richarda. Mc Curdy
The
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Paris
Wve
Morristown
N. J
Lews A. Thebaud
Slaghter
McCurdy
Parlé
Struck Him With Shovel Sparks Battery Charge
Special to The Sun reports in Folsomville Indiana February 1 a farmer named Thames Cone allegedly struck Miss Grave Lacy a store clerk with a coal shovel injuring her feet. A warrant is issued for Miss Lacy charging assault and battery. Conditions unclear due to damaged text.
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Folsomvilee
Ind
Thames
Two Cent Fare Legislation Clears Legislature in Ohio
The Ohio Senate yesterday passed the two cent fare renewal bill after the House approved it. The measure, backed by party leaders, is expected to become law within twenty years. Every senator reportedly voted for the bill as it moves toward enactment.
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for the Day
A fragmentary card notes predictions by Raphael the Astrologer about travel, money, health, and relationships. It warns careful behavior, especially for youth and women, and mentions a child born on this day facing reverses with afternoon luck.
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Raphael
Dyspepsia Proof Shows A Meal For Any Stomach
A humorous tale centers on Mr White and friends Mr Black and Mr. Mlack as they sample a lavish menu including Oyster Cocktail and Boston Clam Chowder. The scene pivots to a pitch for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming quick relief and digestive aid for various stomach ailments.
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Mr. Mlack
Sonatera
Newburg
White
Dyspepsia Hldck
Mr. Black
Stuart
Earth
Bogardus Named to Seventh District Republican Post
Willkie A. Bogardus has been separated by Disteet Chaiten Oliver 1 fey as the Seventh district member of the advisory board of the Republican central committee. A prominent Republican in the Seventh district, Bogardus has long been active in politics and served as deputy to Miser Hoakwaster. He is a candidate for the presidency of the Marlin end and is praised by party leaders for his loyalty and support. Floyd A. Woods, district chairman, spoke in high terms of Bogardus as the Seventh district hopeful for the ministry post.
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Disteet Chaiten Oliver 1. Fey
Republicenextile Gentral Committee
Mogardus
Peter
Ely Bentrolier Wader Miser Hoakwaster
Marlin End
Ensley
Hogantus
Tim
Prale
Phos
Bogintus Tikes
Dayton Hawking
Whyistry
Gourd
Unter Dissriet
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Hill Resides Serious Illness Reported in Camden Hotel
New York February reports indicate Governor David M. Woods, seriously ill at the Kirkwood hotel in Camden. Physicians describe the illness as affecting the kidneys, following outdoor work at his Albany estate on October 31.
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New York
Tolay
Hat Furmier
David
Kirkwood
Camden
Albany
Second Defeat in Boston Gas and Electric Fight
A report from Boston notes a second defeat in the battle over municipal ownership of the city gas and electric utilities. The common council faced a setback last night as opposition persisted in the ongoing dispute.
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Reripparettae Presa Atsuemesu
Boston
Mars
Ken
Comumon Counel
Double Tragedy Hears KEWANEE Fatal Shootings
KEWANEE Illinois February 9. After killing his wife by shooting Michael Folan, a patrolman, and another man were killed by gunfire in a separate incident. Authorities say both deaths occurred during a violent spree. Police and investigators are on the scene as details unfold.
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Refippe-aietiae Freez
Kewanee
Michael Folan
Rochester charity offers crisis help to prevent self harm
Special to The Son reports the Lochester Charitable organization Ko unty in Rochester seeks to provide free advice to those facing personal crises and potential self harm. Secretary Helen Arnold says the group is ready to assist disheartened individuals, noting nearly 100 crisis reports last year and stressing the need for a confidential outlet. The article cites causes like ignorance and ill health while contrasting broader need in New York and the community’s aim to save lives annually.
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Rochester
N.Y
Lochester Charitable Organization
Kounty
Helen Arnold
New York
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