Indiana Governor visited by Lawson on insurance committee plan
Boston financier Thomas Lawson traveled by private car to Baltimore to press Indiana Governor Hanly to join a new insurance policy holder committee. Lawson met with Hanly and Washington figures, signaling a broader campaign for insurer reform and oversight amid ongoing public pressure.
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Britain Builds Dreadnaught the World’s Great Battle Ship
The Times reports England’s naval estimates favor a single first class battleship the Dreadnaught and four armored cruisers. It notes unprecedented speed, 12 inch guns, turbine engines, 18 500 ton displacement and a cost lower per ton than recent shuttleship additions. The article highlights Japan’s access to its confidential details and predicts a revolution in battleship design.
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Man reenlists in Navy after twenty years of service
Milton Minchur Auch, age 41, from Chicago, who served 20 years in the army and navy, reenlisted in the Navy yesterday for four more years. He previously served three years with the First Pennsylvania volunteers in the Civil War.
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Pennsylvania
Dr Tucker Opens Bid for Small Indiana Offices
Dr R Tucker of Noblesville announces candidacy for department command of the G A T Indiana. A county delegation will present his name at Lafayette encampment in May. Also reported death of Frederick Egelas, longtime cartwright and church member, with funeral pending. A gubernatorial pardon request for Charles G Stewart, jailed in Fort Wayne for bigamy, honored locally. Rumors mix as Center Township justice races attract multiple Republican candidates and possible new entrants led by Almanzor Hutchinson, with others including Harry Beunaugh and W Bandy among potential contenders.
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Indianapolis
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Constubie
Increase in wages for Chicago union carpenters
Chicago February 10. An enormous wage rise has been secured by the city’s 19,000 union carpenters under a four year contract with the Carpenters and Builders association. The agreement provides an initial 50 to 35 cent an hour advance for the first year, followed by further raises to 64 cents an hour for the last two years.
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Carpenters’ and Builders’ Association
Board of Trade building completion plan with leases
Secretary Smith reports Brubaker and Elredst architects guarantee completion by December 1, 1905 under contract. The Improved Order Knights of Pythias will manage the building starting September 1 and lease office space to the Board of Trade until occupancy of the new structure.
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Holmes Seeks Justice of the Peace Nomination
Harry W. Holmes announces his candidacy for Justice of the Peace, pending Republican convention decision. He is Ira W. Holmes's brother and works through law school while serving as janitor in a police court building.
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India
James Richardson Dies After Fall in Jolietville
Jolietville Ind Feb 10 James Richardson died from injuries after a fall ten days ago. He was 58 and an early settler of this county.
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Elwood Elk Morlan Heaviest Elk In World At Elks Initiation
Chauncey Morlan, long associated with circuses and vaudeville, was made an Elk at Elwood lodge and weighs over 600 pounds. He has lived in Indianapolis recently and will join Denver judges for a prize at the national meeting. The initiation procedure was stated to be abbreviated.
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Boy Attacks Teacher in Smithville Indiana
February report from Smithville Indiana details an incident where 14 year old Wille Sisen attacked a teacher, knocking her down and choking her until bystanders intervened. The teacher was taken home by concern peers and is said to be in serious condition. The article notes Mia Ming Chivis, about 25, from a prominent local family, is involved as a witness or related figure.
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ELOPERS FLEE TO CINCINNATI FROM INDIANA
Ursa residents report Irene McCabe and Charles Ignis eloped and left Bhelayville Ind hauling a story of a pair boarding a train at Arlington and heading to Cincinnati. Sheriff Newton travels to Cincinnati to locate them after a hurried escape.
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Good prices for cows in Hendricks county
Special to The Sup. Plainfield Indiana February 16 farmers in northern Hendricks county pay 75 to 100 dollars per head for Jersey milk cows shipped from Kentucky. Cattle movement to Plainfield continues as 33 carloads have been shipped here for Indianapolis creamery. Many farmers have entered the dairy business and shipments from Plainfield to Indianapolis continue daily.
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Evansville teacher fined over school law dispute
Evansville judge fined a well known substitute teacher on Friday for failing to send his son to public school. The court heard the educator believes public schools teach a history harmful to socialism, defending his stance as a parental rights issue.
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Berauso
Wayne County Delegates Chosen for State and Congressional Conventions
RICHMOND Ind Feb 1 Republicans of Wayne county yesterday selected delegates to the state convention and to the congressional convention in Greenfield. They chose a large number for the latter with opposition to Congressman Landis renomination. The delegation to the state convention was not instructed.
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Impersonation Case Ties to Indiana Prison History
Jeffersonville Indiana reports Harry J. Amaden transferred from Shelbyville to One Indiana reformatory for impersonation. Rachel May Mohr noted by Assistant Superintendent Barnard and Bert Pile, both linked to long-ago Indiana prison terms in Michigan City.
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Fund for Dr. Byers In Ha San Terre Haute Ind
Dr S Byers received 371 dollars for a research fund in Evansville aimed at finding Aisah Rich, a girl reportedly kidnapped two years ago. The doctor had just returned from Tennessee and Arkansas after assisting two crews, both of which failed.
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Two Men Die In Mine Explosion In Indiana
Clinton Indiana February 10 Andreota Sim0 aged 30 and an unidentified man were killed yesterday in a mine blast at the Mapte Valley mining operation. Officials reported gan misfire as the cause amid ongoing investigations.
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Plainfield to Fight Fire With New Equipment
Plainfield Indiana February 1 The town board agrees to buy a hook and ladder and chemical fire extinguisher as the town has always lacked any fire department and will now organize basic firefighting capability.
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Abernathy Tells A Joke On Himself At White House
In a colorful anecdote, John Abernathy recounts visiting the White House to meet the president. He describes a mistaken greeting, a humorous mix up with a card, and being led into a council room where the president jokes about seating him in the cabinet chair. Mrs. Roosevelt greets him warmly after the momentous introduction.
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TERMINAL AT MUNCIE ATFords NEW ONEE BBE TY STATION
The terminal at Muncie is nearing completion to fit the Mayford and Manele Munck de Lorthinit, Munols, Maptturttty and Worth Wayne lines and the Indiana Union Tradition company. Weather will limit work, but use is expected soon in the early summer.
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Specials to Marion Rally Cars for Manly celebration
Specials to Marion report Indianapolis and Lipcoma college and Matlay club will send six special cars to Martin Monday evening. The cars will traverse the factory road and five place poles arrive in time for the evening celebration and for Gov. Manly's appearance.
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The Value of Charcoal as a Digestive Remedy
A historical advertisement touts charcoal as a cleansing and purifying agent for the stomach and bowels. It promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as the best form, claiming improved complexion, breath, and blood, with a physician endorsing their use for gas relief and throat cleansing. Price noted as twenty five cents a box.
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Portraits Made In Finlab Frame Made To Order
Indianapolis portrait company offers framed pictures and enlargements. The Indianapol is portrait co located on Virdinis Avenue providing custom portrait services and enlargements.
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Hoosier Club Formed in Las Vegas New Mexico
Las Vegas New Mexico February report on the launch of the Hoosier club of New Mexico a largely attended meeting of Indiana natives. Judge E L Lang temporary president and Charles Peterson named vice president. The club aims to connect Hoosiers in New Mexico and inform them about their home state with plans to expand to Santa Fe Albuquerque and others. The Fraternal Sanatorium nearby was noted as a related interest.
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Their First Leigh Ride in Ithaca News Brief
Ithaca New York February 10. Viceroy Tuan Fing and Tai Hung two Chinese commissioners enjoyed their first sleigh ride in the city yesterday. They toured the streets and attended public events, drawing attention from residents and officials.
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Factions in Fight Leaves Man Dead and Another Wounded
In Savannah on February 1 a political factional clash in front of the City Hall left Babe Dyer killed and Frank Nagle critically wounded with two brain bullets. Policeman Pat Kearney and C W Dyer were shot, while two men Shatcher Dyer and Thomas Hewett were jailed. Other named locals include Harbormaster James S McBride, Plumbing Inspector Richard McKenna, Tim McBride a harbormaster clerk, and James Lane, keeper of the police statistics. The clash arose from factional disputes between McKenna and Dyer leaders, with Hewett and others drawing involvement as tensions rose over several days.
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Rew
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Thomas Hewett
James S McBride
Richard McKenna
Tim MclBiride
James Lane
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Babe? Dyer
Hewett
Will Dyer
GP. Dyer
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M+Brides
Dyera
Burglar Traps Himself During Break-In
A porch climber entered the home of Albert Licker at 1153 Pennsylvania Street Friday night. Upon hearing 11 year old Rycolph Licker approaching the stairs the burglar slammed the boy’s door and fled by jumping a 15 foot drop from a window to the ground.
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Mitchell Detained as Leaders Move to Philadelphia
President Mitchell of the Ming Workers remains at his desk in the State Life building but will depart Saturday night for Philadelphia. Vice President Lewis stays in Pittsburgh. Secretary-Treasurer Wie won arrives at Punxsutaway to assist in settling the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company strike.
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Colonial Banquet Joins SAR and DAR At Clay Tal Hotel
The Indiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Caroline Svect Harrison DAR chanter plan a joint Washington's Birthday celebration and dinner at the Clay Tal hotel. Plates and escorts are to be provided by Mrs E Elliott Pere King of Pennsylvania.
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Caroline Svect Harrison Chanter
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Washington
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Pennsylvanias St
Park Board Eyes Riversid e Park for Free Golf Course
Park Board members will inspect Riversides Park to select a site for a proposed free golf course. The project hinges on J Clyde Power, parks superintendent, returning from vacation before plans proceed.
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ODD FELLOWS BALL AT TOMLINSON HALL INDIANAPOLIS
The first annual ball of J O O F Canton 2 Patriarch Sul tan is set for Thursday evening in Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis Invitations have been issued for the event. A cold cure claim appears in the ad for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with a money back offer if it fails.
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