Japanese Bombard Port Arthur Rumors Stir London
London reports Friday that Japanese vessels renewed the attack on Port Arthur and Russian ships fought back. The dispatch is unconfirmed but rumors spread from Shanghai. Hakodate and Port Arthurfalls are disputed. Officials warn about transmission delays and speculative reports amid war news.
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London
Port Arthur
Hakodate
Reiler
Por
Arthur
Ars
Hered
Korean Peninsula
Flrat
Shanghai
Tts
Amiral Atark
Skrydlo
China May Seize Manchuria Without Fear of Protest
Washington dispatch outlines doubts that major powers would force China to observe neutrality if it moved to reclaim Manchuria by force. It notes Russia’s army buildup and argues China could act to preserve its territorial integrity without violating promises, while contending Neutrals could not compel restraint. Continued discussion promised on page two.
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Washington
China
Hay
Manchuria
Russia
Ching
Tn Wo
Allana
Tunain
Er Tropa
Tifa
Contracts for Shelter Houses Declared Void
A Riverside park shelter home contract is ruled void by attorney Warrum, due to city funds shortage when approved. Payments of 4050 for work already done may be subject to recovery. the issue of refunding is undecided. Also reports the funeral of 16-year-old Alice Youngs, whose mother expresses grief after postponement and burial in Anderson Cemetery.
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Park Board
Riverside Park
Thera
Mit
Mia
Alice Younga
Nevada
Weather forecast for 56 hours ending February 13
Forecast calls for rain tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures. Temperatures recorded show 72 m at 7 pm, 17 at noon, 22 at 2 pm. Generally fair and warmer with track conditions at Kentucky age. Board of works reports granting car company permit to compete. Temporary track developments noted on Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Board of Works
Graftad
Memperar
Aya
Fidl
Cotareek
Acy Saceely
Governor Orders Return of McDonald Bedford
Gov Durbin ordered James Meeks arrested for the murder of Barsh Schafer and sent to Jeffersonville for safekeeping, then returned to Bedford. The Bedford mayor’s earlier commitment of McDonald to the reformatory drew Gov. Durbin’s strongest rebuke, described as the most audacious proceeding the governor had heard of, insisting laws be followed.
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Dothin Han
Bedford
Cane
Cal
George Lockwood
oMfciaia
Laning
McDonald
Indang Reformatory
Durbin
Jamen Mee
Barsh Schafer
Jefersonville
The Reduction of Detective Adolph Asch to Patrolman
Board of safety reduced Detective Adolph Asch to the ranks as a patrolman. Ex-superintendents and police judges dispute the move, calling it a detriment to the service and praising Asch as energetic and capable. Notable figures James F. Quigley and George W. Powell defend his detective work and oppose rank reduction.
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Adolph Asch
James F. Quigley
Board of Public Safety
Asch
Quigley
Board of Safety
Adalah Asch
Te Pa Use Department
Agrvria
BUN
Police
Poher
Arch
Detter Eines Aech
Dogan
Una
Diexan
Ncutor
Tone
Pohet Court
Dewotyy
Uex
Cox Wald
Geo. W. Powell
Putine
Sid
Aed
Folly of a Woman and a Desperate Plea for Help
Kate Kimsey, 39 W. Boutheat, begs Desks sergt to lock her up after admitting she left her husband for a man who proved unworthy. She recalls heartbreak, shame, and a wish to be isolated from society as she and officers pursue the man she says ruined her life. Separate report notes a municipal dispute over building abstructions near the canal and a city engineer's finding pending removal.
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Tifa
Mer
Kate Kimisey
W. Boutheat
Behwab
Mrs. Kinmey
AdVerisers Mundy Guide Cites Sun as Only Indianapolis Paper
The Morre advertising agency of New York tests the directory for accuracy and reliability. The Sun is the sole Indianapolis newspaper listed with a sworn circulation statement, a notable claim amid intense competition among local papers.
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Mundy Guide
Lyman
Moree
New York
Prema
Morre
Indianapolis
Thic Sun
Morte Direestory
Tee Bun
United States
Viey
Senator Hanna Near Death Amid Typhoid Crisis
Washington reports indicate Senator Hanna's condition has deteriorated to a near fatal stage as typhoid fever worsens. Doctors employ stimulant solutions and small feedings while signaling a possible turning point if fever abates and strength returns. Dan Hanna of Cleveland rushed to Washington as news spreads to diplomatic and clerical circles.
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Washington
Hanna
Dan Hanna
Cleveland
Meia
Tan Hanna
Leaky pipe triggers alarm at Levy Printing House
A damaged teak on the automate air pipes between Levy Printing House and Central Fire Station caused an alarm at 190 pm Friday. No fire at the plant, but hot ashes from a stove at 3% Mingourt St sparked a small blaze at W T Ball's home with minor losses. Additional defective wiring caused two other small fires.
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Lavy Broad Printery
Central Fire Station
Maryland
Mingourt St
Trial of the cane of George Grigesby halted in court
The case against George Grigesby, former engineer for the C H and Dy railroad, stalled after Judge McMeater sustained a demurrer. The long pending suit seeks 95.00 damages for alleged obstruction of employment, with amended complaint due. Proceedings moved from room 3 to Judge Se Master’s court, previously overruled by Judge Carter. Millwaukee scene notes follow with ship and rail references and unrelated items.
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George Grigesby
Superior Court
McStaater
Giriegnby
Wudeur
Probing Death of Attorney Parker J Baice Examined
Coroner Harry Talewiler opened an inquiry into Parker J Baice death. Dr George D Kahlo testified the attorney had threatened self harm but no poison was found. Kahlo deemed death due to heart weakness and exertion. Relatives were summoned as physicians and judges provided statements.
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Baice
Balcen Threate
Harry Talewiler
Parker J. Brice
Alvers Dhe
Botee
Ateustin Botee
Yeune
Athena
Parker J. Bolop
Arival
George D. Kahlo
Phere Atvian
Ame
Coro
Rolce
Dr. Kahlo
Heartbroken boy faces court over mother’s future
Homar Weaver, a boy about to be separated from his helpless mother, pleads in Juvenile Court for help. He quit a mill job due to dust sickness and begs officials to allow him to return home to care for his mother amid charity aid and probation supervision.
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Homar Weaver
Jrvenite
Chiavane
Bottesn
Wasver
Avas
Hly
Brick Pavement Improvements and Fire Destroy Cottages
In Callows the works board adopts improvement resolutions for Frick Street and neighboring arteries. Fourteen cottages at White Sulphur resort in Owingsville were destroyed by fire, with contents burned and the danger reported February 31.
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Callows
Frick Street
Pennsylvaniacat
Bouth-st
Merrill-wt
Comentwalke—Bellefontamest
Owingsville
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8cripps-McRae Press Association Cablegram
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St. Petersburg
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Renidetta
Andromeda
Portsmouth
Vienna
Otuiver Aspern
Hong Kong
Paris
Wilmington
Che Foo
Tech
Navy Department
Evana
Mrs. Youngs
Anderson Ceme- Wye
Jaliet
SUN Office
Sage Te Gheny Hoe Sc
Pallada
Addh
Sha Ba
Ake
Mikemen Samuel
Morgan
Mra Kimsey
Mrs Kimsey
Indianapolia
Artington
Ind
Etteee Commission
W. Thirteenthant
Laycock Manufacturing Company
Rowan
B. I. Avni
Ety
Bes
Senator Hanna
Hank
Dutts
Careter
Dru
Rixey
Owier
Carter
Ruuschuen
Aenetor Tanne
Aren
Ty Fn Wm
Cleveland O
Dan Banna
Senator Hanna Hales
Warhington
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Inice
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Empire Mists
Sca
Racine
Wileen
Berener
Parker J. Baice
Kahlo
Homer Weaver
Pennsylvania
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