Martial Law Declared in Honduras Amid Looming Clashes
New Orleans reports President Sierra of Honduras has declared martial law. Troops and police ordered to disperse gatherings as tensions rise near Port Cortez where four Krupp cannons have arrived for shipment to Greytown Nicaragua. Refuges flood border areas with unrest spreading toward neighboring states.
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New Orleans
Sierra
Honduras
Beverley
Porto Cortez
Bette
Bierra
Uonlily
Blatchley Wins Fight Over State Mine Inspector Post
Gov Winfield T Durbin chafes as State geologist Blatchley gains leverage in the mine inspector appointment battle. A legislative committee rejects moving the appointment to the State mining board after cost concerns. Reportedly victory for Blatchley raises optimism on future legislation and his department’s autonomy.
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Winfield T. Durbin
Wallop
Blatchley
Bean
Indiana
State Mining Board
St. Louis
Three Year Old Girl Too Young To Testify
Evansville police released Robert King on a housebreaking charge after Police Judge Curry ruled that a three year old girl named Mabel Cummings was too young to testify. The child testified seeing King in her mother's home, which had been entered and robbed of seven dollars.
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Evansville
Ind
Curry
Robert King
Mabel Cummings
King
Banking officials report Indiana bank assets and fraud clue
The Marion County bank reports show cash assets and deposits as of February 6 1903 with multiple officials sworn in including Edward B Porter Oscar P Frenzel and W F Churchman. The entry notes a police note describing a trio seen at Union Station Burkhart's saloon Meridian and South St in a separate clue update.
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Ind National Bank
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Marion County
Nations
Merchants’ National Bank of Indianapolis
Polis
Union Station
Burkhart
Meridjan
Southstg
Union National Bank
U. S
U.S
Furniure
Oxtures
U. B
Wheeler Released On Personal Bond After Tax Fraud Conspiracy
Luke Wheeler, convicted with Capt Edward Williams for conspiracy in a Masonic temple tax fraud, was granted release on a $5000 personal bond after Judge Chetinin imposed a moral reform pledge. Wheeler promised to turn from his old companions and become an honest, useful man, stifling emotion as he replied.
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Chicago
Luke Wheeler
Edward Williams
Masonic Temple
Wheeler
Chetinin
Postum Coffee Remade the Dominic a Week
A Tennessee pastor describes relief from nervous indigestion and dyspepsia after quitting coffee and using Postum. He notes his condition improved within days and that both he and his wife benefited, with the minister claiming regained strength and wellbeing.
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Tennessee
Graysville, Tenn
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Such
Broken to the House Koko Ind Assault case reported
In Kokomo Indiana on February 10 Pearl Hosler forced entry into the home of his sweetheart, a young woman named Mugs, and was paralyzed after an assault by a young man inside the house. Parents objected to Hosler's attentions and shut him out when he called. He kicked the door down and entered, where he was confronted by the other young man.
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Kokomo
Ind
Pearl Hosler
Mugs
Hosler
Father seeks daughter in Indiana search
Samuel Sedan of Zionsville traveled to the city on Monday hoping to locate his M1 year old daughter Clara. He was with a 17 year old girlfriend Halele Hazel when Clara left home with James Watson, age 4, and came to Indiana.
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Samuel Sedan
Zionsville
Clara
Halele Hazel
James Watson
Indiana
City Life Directors Elected and Unrest in 1914
John W Kern A A Barnes 5 8 Kiser Hiran lown F M Herron 4 Potts and Henry Kahn elected Commercial club directors Monday 1914 Barnes president and Dr G E H Tlunt secretary. Robert Uen ly 16 found unconscious after traffic incident near Vermont St and Indiana Ave. MC A trustees meet to discuss custodian site for new building cost over 100000. Central Labor Union George Custer new president presided. Max Hayes petitioned union in dispute with D M Parry. Building efforts noted.
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John W. Kern
A. A. Barnes
Kiser
Hiran
Lown
F. M. Herron
Potts
Henry Kahn
Commercial Club
G. EH. Tlunt
Robert Uenly
Albert
Eleventh St
Vermont St
Indiana-ave
Uen
Central Labors Union
George Custer
Central Labor Union
Max Hayes
Cleveland
D. M. Parry
Centra Labor Union
Parry
It Beats a Shampoo with Wells’ Hair Tonic
A quirky ad touts Wells’ Hair Tonic as the best alternative to shampoo. It claims the product leaves the scalp feeling fresh and cool all day and lists prices of five pints for 5Je and a quart for $1.00.
Indiana bank statement and Wheeling gambling banquet listing
The document lists financial figures for a State of Indiana bank including liabilities, capital stock, surpluses, and deposits sworn to by cashier H A Schlotzhauer on February 9, 1906. It also notes a Wheeling banquet of 25 gambling kings celebrating open gambling resorts, with gamblers in a room beneath the banquet hall.
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Jess x
United States
Indiana
Marion
W. F. Churchman
Churchman
George C. Calvert
Trust Co
Savings
State of
Charlie Latham
Charles Latham
S. A. Fletcher
WM. A. Hughes
Tarrington
L. A
As. I
H. A. Schlotzhauer
Cashi
John Perrin
James I. Disbette
Jos. C. Schaf
Directo
Wheeling
W. Va
Pat
Aepost
National Bank
Atandine
County of
Robert E. Morrison
W. F. C. Golt
W. F.C. Golt
Mortimer Levering
van Camp
H.W. Miller
Representative Morgan Faces Odd Cabbage Head Prank
A Marion County representative, Joe Morgan, received a large cabbage head during a Monday speech. The origin of the prank is unknown but Morgan kicked it under his desk and vowed vengeance on the culprit.
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Morgan
Marion County
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Greytown
American National Bank
E. A. Schlotzhauer
Cashier
Kev
Theo, Stempyel
Dss't Cathier
Andrew Smith
Ras’t Cashier
Total
Tises
Tull
Edward B. Porter
Arthur W. Brown
Ing House
U. Teeasurer
Alear
S Ales
County of Marion
Frenzel
Oscar PF. Frenzel
Rorge J. Calvert
O. N. Frenzel
FL Failey
Fahnley
Capital National Bank
Guerdigna
Natio
Banka
Ee Tmg AL
M. 1. Wilson
E. J. Fisher
A. d. Nuhdyke
Wheeler Released
Brick
City Life
Fletcher National Bank
Marion Co
Busireas
Dolsts DL
Tee
Columbia National Bank
Naional
W. J. Richards
MO. R. Welch
Chas
E. Coffin
Wagan
Buffalo
Fort Erie
N. D
G. W. Cor Deleware and
Ohieets
C. Woodard
Optician
Mansechee Eetteave
Marcy
Weat
North Booth
Madras
Oxford
South Booth
Belfast
L.S. AYRES @ CO
Joe Morgan
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