Corpse blown up in fraud case turns up alive in Colorado
Robert McEachern, reported dead after an explosion tied to life insurance fraud, is found alive in Colorado and arrested after a confrontation with City Marshal Nayler. Investigators traced a sister’s home hold, a blast powder blast, and a buried body later identified as Syned, with McEachern linked to the scheme. Jack Cowley also faces travel and involvement questions as fraternal societies review the case.
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Man from Indiana Volunteering for Protest Study Panel
In Baltimore on February 1 Guy Hine Jr. of Indiana testified before a committee forming to study and oversee protests at life insurance firms. He said he was willing to undertake duties as requested by the group.
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Jerry Rossa Hanged After Murder Trial at Weights
The article reports Jerry Rossa being hanged after a murder trial involving Venetia, with details of the investigation and evidence. Hosen was arrested and charged. Venetia’s murder conviction followed. School lectures note a French instructor at City No. 10. Church fire insurance adjustments expect decisions by Thursday as the congregation plans rebuilding.
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Craze for Gold Afflicts Castro in Venezuela
Special to the Sun reports William Oliver in Venezuela states Castro is obsessed with gold and has attracted French interest. The piece notes Castro refuses landings and plans, with Juan Talay Genter claiming French forces attack 200k quarts against Matos and Venezuelan government actions. The observer doubts war outcomes and notes Castros troubles affect property and safety concerns.
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Girl With Count Secippa Vethar Press Awxoeintinn
Washington palace intrigue centers on a Spanish nobleman held after a reported arrest. Authorities say he was connected to a sedan chair and a series of charges involving a beautiful woman linked to a Paris case. The tale includes a student in a convent and a dramatic chain of events as investigators pursue the truth.
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Storms Will Not Resign Amid China Crisis and Debate
United States faces potential land operations in China with limited funds. Officials debate approving a $100,000 appropriation as lawmakers and governors weigh urgent action. A special session in April is favored by many state leaders. Governor Haaly plans return from the Philippines. Travel notices include a Sunday sermon for commercial travelers at St. Johns Church.
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United States
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Friends urge Princeton man to seek attorney general post
Republicans hope for competition at the April convention for the attorney general nomination. James Bingham of Muncie remains the only clear candidate, with Princeton figures like Mr. Fields and George A. Gamble named as possibles and Longshot retreads discussed as capable boosters for a statewide run.
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Indiana Gop Faces Broad Judicial Nomination Fight
Indiana Republicans weigh a crowded field for judiciary posts with Elmer E. Stoner and others already prominent. James G. Bleck, Cassius C. Hadley, and Joseph W. Thompson are named as leading candidates for appellate and supreme bench seats. The race centers on May corner stone events and May editor duties, as parties court strong judicial candidates to bolster campaign pull and ticket strength.
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Woman in Custody After Fear of Harm to Child
Mary Sauk of Towast seeks to be committed to the Central Insane Hospital for sanity. She has been twice married with children and fears she may kill her youngest. The Rev Mr Heldmann of St Paul Lutheran Church in McCarty will care for her temporarily at his home.
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Towast
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Hanque
Will Hill
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St Paul Lutheran Church
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New Jersey
Appeal Set For New Trial Motion In Rahke Case
Special Judge W. Thorsten ordered Rahke’s lawyers to file a motion for a new trial by next Tuesday. Rahke remains in jail serving his sentence while attorneys plan to consult with associate John B. Duncan before proceeding. Outcomes depend on higher court decisions, not a temporary release. Rahke continues to manage his business from prison.
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Skating Enjoys Moderate Crowds Across City Parks
Round Cut-fee harvest continues with good skating south of Hrond Cut. Garfield Park shows many on the ice while Hiverside Park reports few skaters. Kevington and Armataug Park attract more youths, with broad Ripple sites quiet. The Indiana State Board of Medical Examinations expands eligibility, inviting more to pursue medical college studies, amid sport-friendly weather.
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Longworth improving amid illness at home
Washington reports Congressman Longworth in improved condition with no fever though still in some distress. Doctor Compton notes tonsillitis and acute throat symptoms. The White House itinerary includes Mardi Gras in New Orleans with Mr and Mrs Roosevelt visiting Georgia and New Orleans, alongside mentions of President Cleveland guests.
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Mas ten for postmaster in Danville at last
Danville Ind February 10 Wilbur Masten has been assured by Congressman Holliday that President Roosevelt will appoint him postmaster at Danville. Other names mentioned include Alfred Wolehaus and Rot Butera.
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Henry Watterson Declares Americans Ready for a Clean Sweep
In a Courier- Journal piece Henry Watterson argues the Republican party has lost the fear of God and that the people of America favor a sweeping reform. He cites money and culture influencing politics and asserts the nation stands ready for decisive action.
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Crowd of Greeks Cleared Over Health Rule Violations
Prosecutor John Craig refused to prosecute after discovering no ten day written notice had been served to tenants or five day notice to the agent regarding filthy conditions at a Vine Street property. Patrolmen removed 22 Greeks found living in squalor, with six lying in a nearby root. Court records show the action followed a failure to notify and clean the premises as required by health ordinances.
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Spree Theft Irregular Funds Reported by Walter Humphreys
Walter Humphreys admitted to Dicyelemew Morgan and Samuels that he did not spend all twelve dollars belonging to employer John Campman. He said one dollar was spent on Aquor white in town and eight dollars were hidden on a hay stack at a farm near Cler ent. He claimed he was held up and robbed on Thirtle near Riverside parks.
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Aquor White
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Quits Work to Display Faith Causes Family Dispute
Henry Knoop complains his wife Christine Knoop has become insane from reading. A contractor at 5 Dows Way, Booker, refuses to hire her due to her faith in Christian Science. The couple discuss separation and the scene centers on her devotion and his concern for their future.
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He Ts Ture
Saulis Nickerson
Vomphaint
Opening Skirmish Over Newspaper Agreement
A preliminary ruling in a dispute between the Sentinel Company and Star Publishing centers on whether an old agreement binds the present Star owners. Judge Carter sustains demurrers against Star Publishing and publisher, keeping the door open for further action.
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E. B. Bryan to Speak at Eng-Yah Men’s Meeting
Announcement that Dr. E. B. Bryan, president of the Franklin College, will speak at Eng-Yah’s opera house Sunday afternoon. A chorus of Wolves, Mrs. James Gavin, and soloist Monnett Kandoit will perform. The event promotes men’s health with a noted medicine claim and a sale at Huder’s.
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Train Robbers Shoot Passenger During Escape Attempt
Gunmen in a New Hampshire train robbery killed a man who tried to leave the car as two bandits looted a safe on the Sum rise Express. Passengers and crew submitted, but a Swede fled, was shot in the neck, and the bandits fled toward Stratam. Police and sheriffs from Portsmouth Dover New Market and Exeter pursue the suspects.
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Holt Bond Case Dismissed Over County Funds Claim
Romus W. Sturt sues Sterling A. Holt and Judge Vinson Carter Mirew alleging Holt improperly took about 36000 in county funds after Holt served as Mancon county treasurer years ago. The bondman’s liability is challenged as a lie regarding the alleged missing money.
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Struck Her For Scolding In Divorce Suit
Elsie Phillips obtained a divorce from Harry B. Phillips in superior court after alleging abuse and drinking. She said he came home intoxicated, struck her, and on another occasion threw their child on the bed and slapped it. She claimed he damaged furniture and injured her after discovering his relationship with a younger woman.
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New York
Death of Fred Rummell Under Mystery Skull Fracture
Detectives probe how Fred Rummell sustained a skull fracture after his death while noting he had drank heavily. Police say he appeared drunk at the station and on the bench, with no robbery signs as money remained in his pocket. No assault was reported, Brighton, We Always... drug ads.
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