Ice Gorges Threaten River Log Boom Deluge
SCRIPPS-M'RAE PRESS ASSOCIATION reports Ohio River breaking up with ice gorges threatening log booms. A 15 foot rise in Kentucky rivers causes rapid floods. logs drift downstream. bridges and boats damaged. One man drowns at Wellsville. several barges carried away at Mayville. ferry and river craft affected as coal movement halted.
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Kentucky
Fittsburg
Wellsville
Maysville
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lee
Breathitt
Ipo
Obie Heer
T. A. Gillespie
Wan
Ty Fee
May'sville
Moon
Simmers Tacoma
Big Kanawha
Lawrence
McPhister
Pillsborg
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Springdale
Hypes Receives Wyvaree After Confession of Love
Hattie Hypes testified that Charles Wypes confessed love for Alice Sheckles and was granted a Wyvaree on Saturday. Judge Allen separated Catherine Stewart from Edward Stewart but urged patience, hoping reconciliation might occur after a brief period.
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Hattie Hypes
Judge Allen
Charles Wypes
Alice Sheckles
Allen
Catherine Stewart
Edward Stewart
Stolen groceries found at Krentlem'n warehouse
Detectives uncovered a cache of groceries and dry goods at a warehouse in Belusgarest believed linked to Fred ieuchart and his associates. Elijah Jewls, a colored driver and recent recipient of property, admitted taking the stash on the charge related to the Buecharts, per Detectives Manning and Simon.
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Arena
Krentlem
Plow factory sale sought as receiver winds up plant
Judge Leathers places Riveramalon under Central Trust as receiver seeks sale of the Wagner Wow Company plant in Indianapolis. The receiver faces asset losses from 1,000 to 90,000 over three years while attempting to divest nonperforming property. Catherine Kane sues the Big Four for 5,000 damages after a collision on Michigan Avenue. A gasoline stove explosion injures Mrs Lurber Martey and her infant in Feb. 1? miles away.
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Judge Leathers
BIG Four
Catherine Kane
Pretty Woman in Opium Den
Lee Diononan, a smoker from Wis Aned 8207, was sent by Special Judge Wilkingon to jail for two days by police court on Saturday morning. Virgie Johnson testified that opium smoking occurred at O’Brien’s saloon in Washington and Eastsis, where both genders could smoke. Dillon denied using opium, but pipes contained residues resembling tobacco and opium. One pipe was made from a curtain pole and another from bamboo, fashioned by a fashion designer. Clarence Jalian Joinean testified to warnings and coughs, with warrants for assault and battery. Policeman Smith and Sergeant Schewert disputed the claims. Johnson admitted opium use.
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Lee Diononan
Wilkingon
O'Brien
Washington
Eastsis
Virgie Johnson
Jim
Titian
Bambon
C. Bettijahe
al Smith
San
Clarence Jaliann Joinean
Agaqutt
Smith
Schewert
Fom
Johnson
Hard Work To Adjourn In Morning Session
Fragmented text describes a chaotic house session with references to adjournment attempts and delays. It mentions a 10 45 timing proposal and a sense of procedural struggle, though specifics and actors remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Wwe
Death to the Thistle Threatens State Action
Fragmentary OCR note references a political clash involving Senator Talcott and a state somite forcing action against a Cumida ielle. The text is garbled but implies a bold decisive step or warning related to a legislative confrontation and authority to act. No clear date or place is identified.
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Talcott
Campelling
Arbitra tion treaty signed with Japan at state depart ment
Reports from multiple cities describe a mix of international and domestic concerns. In Washington the arbitration treaty with Japan was signed at the State Department on Saturday by Minister Jakahira and Secretary Claus. In Kansas City severe winter storms cause widespread damage with heavy snowfall, in Warsaw the leather workers seek a wage rise, and in Montreal two safes are blown open stealing diamonds worth $74,000.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
Jakahira
Claus
Montreal
Que
Ives & Daurtey
Burelars
Remarkable religious revival may sweep Britain
Report outlines a dramatic religious revival in Great Britain. It mentions a grand jury ward, local figures, and a raid opera connected to a public venue. The piece records names, places, and events tied to a controversial inquiry, noting reactions and alleged innocence of a key person.
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Great Britain
Real hero tale from the Fuji battleship honors
A Feb ib report reveals Lieut Yokowo of the Fuji earned naval honors during the Mort Arthur operation. He reportedly swam three times in the harbor, demonstrating notable bravery and endurance as part of the mission.
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Ecripps-Whae Press Association
Tori
Saturdiay
Yokowo
Fuji
Bill Defeat in Senate Averts Death Injury Record Rule
A bill to require records of death injury cases was defeated in the Senate, blocking a plan that would have mandated prima facie evidence for such cases. The report notes a man scalded to death by a railroad engine and indicates ongoing legal actions against the railroad company over damages.
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Benatue
Msure
Senate
Cleanses HS Wife Bent 1 Bauer in Suit
Emma alleges distress and sensational crops as she seeks relief in a case heard days ago. The complaint cites that the husband aided by others failed to support her since the quarrel began, leading to a warrant for the drenner and charges of improper conduct.
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Bauer
Agiinsts Wits
Emma
Baer
Haier
Fe Quirreyner
Hache Boc
Prince Deteraunet
Kill Attorneys' Lien Law Fight Spurs Rail Damages Case
Fragmented report notes Saturday morning clash as attorneys pursue fees in a rail damages case. Railroads and complainant named in a civil action over damages with tensions rising among legal counsels. The text suggests a heated legal contest tied to liens and collection of fees.
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Peeseta
Wigher
Abyster
Imolion
Tramping toHi Boyhood Home
Edward Linn, 25, claimed a Massachusetts hometown when he arrived at the Friendly Inn Friday night in a starved, nearly frozen state. After being fed he devoured 25 slices of bread and other meals, later admitted he could not work enough to earn meals, and was taken to City Hospital with a severe cold. Linn had wandered west years earlier, fell on hard times, and walked back toward his childhood town while surviving by begging and hitching rides.
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Edward Linn
Massachusetts
Friendly Inn
Linn
Linh
Batunidy
Haapiial
New England
Indictments in Morning Thief Case Across Several Charges
A Sunday morning report outlines multiple indictments and charges. Individuals named include John item Say Magee James Moray and Catherine William with alleged thefts embezzlement and rape pending court actions. Additional defendants face counts of obtaining lodging obstruction and consulting related offenses.
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John Item
Say Magee
James Moray
le Traud
Chris
Deney Co
Mav Kelly
Tiberty
Jor
Khon Pieres
Loris Reynolds
New Governor for a Hoosier
A Hoosier named Kibboy will serve as governor, succeeding President Tooteveily Surtees A. Brodie. Kibboy, about 60 and Indiana native from Richmond, previously served as judge in the state and rose through local politics. The appointment comes amid a popular shift toward Republican leadership in Washington and state affairs.
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Yar Phoent Rilbee Whawhey
Prhbiag
Surtees
A. Brodie
Peneiins
Washington
Kibboy
Indiana
Richmond
Misty Nore
Dakota
Setater
Morea
Junge Kirhey
Mayor Holtzman welcomes rail revenue split decision
The mayor praised shifting the elevation measure to the legislative committee after mediation with railroads. The city administrator group finalized that Tulredds should pay MW percent, railroads offered 5 percent, and the street car company was left to cover the remainder. The Lennsyts reportedly agreed to 5 percent.
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Holtzman
Aires
Cosy
Interurogh
Senators Play Hockey Session Attended By Members
The senate met at 1 oclock Saturday morning with members in nervous mood. Attendance during the session was low as only a small group remained engaged through a late night.
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Senators
Seuate
Nevis
Sesson
Muaimite
Weather Spotter Reports Varied Winter Conditions Tonight
The Weather Spotter notes likely snow flurries tonight with continued cold. Temperatures listed for Taem at 6 and noon 2ypoma, while other cities show a mix of clear conditions and rain in places like New Orleans and St. Louis.
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Bunton Vermo
Reston
Mane
Bond guilty of pinching during church meeting disturbance
A man named Kennedy was found guilty of causing a disturbance at a Church of God meeting on LeGranit Ave and Hamburg. Madge Alford testified he threatened attendees and disrupted attendance. Kennedy plans to appeal to the higher courts.
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Bond
Doe
Evan Roberts Leads Welsh Revival With Striking Methods
Reports from Cardifel Wales detail Evan Roberts a young evangelist whose power inspires a nationwide revival. Converts describe his magnetism and earnest preaching style rather than eloquence, as crowds flood meetings testifying to the Holy Spirit. The movement spreads from Wales toward England and beyond, with adherents abandoning business and labor to join worship.
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Evan Roberts
Cardifel Wales
Wales
Weale
Whittiehteas
Herth of Wales
Mery Cross
Hngland
Robette
Alec
Cnmmon
War
Fire damages Casino Theater in New York. Lillian Russell among performers
A blaze at the Casino Theater near Forty-ninth Street and Broadway caused about 60,000 dollars in damage before extinguished by firefighters. Actress Lillian Russell was performing when the alarm rang. one actress fainted as the panic grew. Firefighters arrived quickly, preventing total ruin while patrons and staff evacuated.
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New York
Lillian Russell
Warrant Issued for Edward Schumm in Indiana County
A warrant was issued for Edward Schumm a man who eloped with four hundred dollars from Robert Ragen. The warrant was issued in the office of Clement Miller a Bushville hotel keeper who cashed a check for Schumm for four dollars at Merchants Bank of Indianapolis. Schumm had no funds left in the bank.
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Rina County
Edward Schumm
Robert Ragen
Clement Mieler
Schumm
Merchants’ Bank
Indianapolis
Park Saloon Ruling Blocks Near Park in Indianapolis
Judge Carter of the superior court upheld the Indianapolis Park Board ban on opening a saloon within a foot of any park. Entry J. Artman, fined and charged, had paid for a city liquor license but was refused final issuance by the controller. The case, arising after Artman opened a saloon near Oblesst Minty Park, was appealed to the supreme court from police court as a brute case.
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Carter
Superior Court
Fave Au
Indianapolis Park Board
Enry J. Artman
Minty Park
J Arzman
Ciy
City Centmller
Jacob Dunn
Park Board
Areman
Caiming
Stizerigr Court
Police Court
Salvation Army Seeks Provisions as Stock Dwindles
Local Salvation Army reports heavy demand for aid last week with three needy families aided, each with more than two people in the household. Stock of provisions and fuel running low as volunteers urge community support. Fruitful appeal appears in Joe Chochens advertisement under Huder's Store No 1 for Sunday flowers.
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Salvation Amy
Joe Chochens
Huder
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