Date Set for Fifth District Convention In Terre Haute
Vigo county leaders align to back Danville born Otis Galley or Mord Carter as they push April 3 date for district convention in Terre Haute. Holliday backers counter with May, rail against Vigo Vermilion Parke alliance as Cavins emerges. Moore and Gulley seen as potential beneficiaries depending on cross-county votes and state events.
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Spreial
Sou
Danville
Otis Galley
Mord Carter
Hendricks County
Htepunlicans
Terre
Ciny
Morgan
Parke
Putmain
Vertallion
Vigo
Toul
Turday
Holliday
Thorne
Vigo County
Stan
Lex Cavins
Terre Haute
Vermilion
Oula E. Gulley
Vermilon
Hendricks and
Thomas
Assisted the Elopers in Indiana Kidnapping Case
Frank Derrickson aided Charles Tanly and Irene McCabe to elope. He was arrested on a warrant filed by Irene’s father Charles McCabe for kidnapping and released on bond for appearance next Thursday. The couple reportedly left Irene’s home by buggy to meet a man named Soung Innis and then took a train toward Cun sinngti. No word has been received from the elopers.
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Elopers
the Sun
Shelbyville
Ind
Frank Derrickson
Charles Tanly
Irene McCabe
Charles McCabe
Derrickson
Derrickson Wagster
Soung Innis
Artington
Quakers Hire Preacher Sparks Orthodox Shift
The E Mainet Friends church of this city hires a regular pastor, a historic break for Quakers who traditionally opposed hired ministers. The move marks a shift to modern methods and positions the congregation among the nation’s influential groups.
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the Sun
Richmond
E. Mainet
Friends Church
America
Grant County Nominees for Republican Ticket
Special to The Sun from Marion Indiana reports Grant county Republicans nominated a full slate: prosecutor E F Friedine state senator John T Strange representatives Gus B Conda John A Hunt clerk Jotur Ferree auditor A M Stont treasurer W S Neal sheriff Loran M Peraherton coroner Dr George R Divels surveyor Frank M Baldwin and commissioners John Wilson and Harvey McCankey.
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Grant County
the Sun
Marion
Ind
Grant County Republicana
Atorney
John T. Strange
Gus
Conda
John A. Hunt
Jotur
Ferree
A. ¥. Stont
W. 8. Neal
Loran M. Peraherton
George R. Divels
Frank M. Baldwin
Wesor
Beart Barn
John Wilson
Harvey McCankey
Confusion Reigns As Three Men Resemble Each Other
A courtroom mix up shows Wilam C. Phipps, Bailiff of the Superior Court, resemble Judge McMaster and banker Vomney Malou. Phipps, facing possible political backlash ahead of McMaster's renomination bid, recalls past incidents where voters mistook him for the judge, while Eppert extorts money from frustrated callers in McMaster’s court.
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Wilam C. Phipps
Superior Court
Diae
MuManter
Getted
McMaster
Phipps
Mediaster
Offie
Sinel Phipps
Frank Epsert
Eppert
Supply of Cars Adequate Despite Train Cuts
The cold spell reduced train size and freight volumes, leaving car availability about unchanged. Grain movement is lighter though spring stock shipments proceed, with wholesalers maintaining a heavy fourth quarter pace. An unusual corn export surge aims at the hull due to eastern congestion and grain embargoes. New York elevators warn of lost trade without expanded handling to gulf and southern ports.
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New York
Gulf
Uniform Rank James Carnehan Sister City muster in at McCardsville
Uniform Hall Knights of Pything muster at McCardsville with 29 members under Col Albert A Womack. Olive Branch company No 48 and James A T Ross company of Indianapolis join Pendleton company No 42 for the ceremony._roster shows officers PF E Feed captain John B McCord first lieutenant William G Kimberlin second lieutenant and other members listed.
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James FR. Carnehan
Knights of Pyehing
McCardsville
Col
Albert A.womack
Olive Branch Company No
James
Ross Company
Dianapolis
Pendleton Company
Pendleton
News Company
PF. E. Feed
Jobn
McCord
Leroy Pickle
Jesse Horton
C. EL Prumimer
Floyd Helme
John G. McCord
J. Af, McCord
RG. Wisem A. HL Plumviner
Sanuel S. Cory
Elbow Crashes in Fall at New Castle Construction
Lewis Elder, engineer at the new 1.1 of P grand castle project in Muse sachusetisure, Pennsylvania street, fell from the second floor to the basement Monday at 6:00 AM. He struck an arm on a joist, crushing the elbow, and will be permanently stiffened. Elder was removed from City Dispensary to his home at 462 Kenwoolave and oversaw the hoisting apparatus at the site.
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Lewis Elder
Grand Castle
Musesachusetisure
Pennsylvania St
Elder
Kenwoolave
Man faces discipline for policy lapse tied to home fire
Grove Morgan Lord, an undertaker, faced consequences in Memphis on February 12 over failing to renew the insurance on his mother's home which burned a day after policy expiration. The proceeding occurred in the presence of his wife and five children.
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Sveeu Io the Sun
Memphis
Tenn
Grove Morgan Jord
Yutdiue
Snstaight
Lord
Negro man hanged from jail in Gadsden bridge killing
In Gadsden Alabama on February 12 a Black man named Bunkle Rlen ardaon was seized by twenty four masked men at dawn and hanged from a bridge after overpowering the sheriff and jailer. He was accused of assault and murder of Mrs Goran Smith on July 13.
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Richardson
Serippe-Netae Frese Association
Gadsden
Ala
Fev
Bunkle Rlenardaon
Goran Smith
Rheumatism and Blood Toxins Cure Claim
The notice claims rheumatism lingers despite lotions until the blood’s acid condition is corrected. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured thousands, implying the remedy improves the blood to end rheumatic pain.
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Hood
Charges Against Eighth District Carriers Stir Indiana Politics
Special to the Law from Washington reports Postoffice Inspector Birdsays has filed charges against additional Eighth District Indiana letter carriers for pernicious political activity in violation of Civil Service rules. Postmaster General Cortelyou delays action until after the April 3 district convention. Names of charged carriers are not yet public. removal is urged for Postmaster Grimes of Anderson and Lon Hutchens of Winchester, with Reeves of Union City also implicated. Congressman Cromer shows sympathy from some Indiana delegates but fears intraparty conflict.
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Postoffice
G. Birdsays
Eighth District
Indiana
Cortelyou
Avil
Congrese
Hledseye
Grimes
Birdsese
Robert Grimes
Anderann
Anderson West
Lon Hutchens
Winchester
Postmaster Reeves
Union Wity
Durbin
Teurim
Eighth
Cromer
Grodrich
Yale student dies from old bullet wound after Bristol illness
Special report from Bristol details Charles Maxwell Lane a Yale freshman son of Charles A Lane of Sumner Street who died at home after grip illness worsened brain function Liver years earlier a gun accident near eight years ago left a bullet embedded in his brain causing paralysis on one side. Lane previously attended Federal Hill and Bristol High School and had just entered Yale to study science.
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Bristol
Conn
Charles Maxwell Lane
Charles A. Lane
Sumnerst
Yale Universiy
Ea McKnight
Martford
Maxwell Lane
Bin
Lane
Bederal Hill School
Bristol High Rehoul
Sie@leid scientife school
Yale Juniversity
Train Hits Street Car In South Chicago Crash
Three people were killed and five injured when a Pennsylvania theater train from Chicago to East Chicago struck a crowded South Chicago electric street car near the Indiana line. The engine and two coaches derailed, the street car demolished. The dead are Mrs. Levin Levey, 50, Mrs. May Wartel, 1, and Mrs. Louis Bacon.
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Scripps-Moose Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania Theater
Ind
Chicago City
Levin Levey
May Wartel
Louis Bacon
Child Dies After Ingesting Poison Pills In Baltimore
An 18 month old girl, daughter of Robert J. Auer, died shortly after swallowing stray strychnine pills found in the dining room area. She fell ill at a local hospital after playing near the pills and likely retrieved them from a frame or container. The case is being investigated as accidental ingestion.
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Baltimore
Lhur Sdthoring Auer
Robert J. Auer
Death and Crime Reflections in Dunlap Manuscript
Philadelphia report discusses a manuscript by Ede ward Dunlap found at Telterson hospital. He compares burglars to stock market chiefs, claims crime is a disease, and asserts treatment can curb crime. Dr J Chaltrers Da Costa aided Dunlap after release from prison.
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Philadelphia
Edeward ‘Dunlap
Telterson Hospital
Dunlap
Ananelat
Efreles
Candidate for Speaker in Bedford County Contest
Special to The Sam Bedford Indiana February 12 Republicans nominate John H Edwards for prosecuting attorney Fred N Fletcher for auditor Raleigh B Stone for treasurer Curtis P Rey for sheriff Thomas W Box for assessor John L Tifard Preston M Mavity Jal H Hobbs for commissioners Dr Harvey Waytes for coroner The nomination equals an election in the county and Edwards announced he will be a candidate for speaker of the house.
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Sam Bedford
Ind
Edwards Haa
Shock Kills Doctor in Cleveland Police Station
Special to The Sum reports Dr Smit Gould died in the turnkey's office at Cleveland police station after arrest on suspicion of pocket picking. Authorities say the arrest shock likely caused heart failure.
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Shock
Doctor
Cleveland
Smit Gould
Cen- Hira
Gould
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer
Predictions for Tuesday suggest seek work and business activity may increase. A birthday anniversary on Unix day could bring an active year with some fame and family annoyance. A child born on this day appears lucky. a male or female outcome hints at marriage opportunities.
Grapenuts Food Changes Life for Dyspeptic Pufferer
A Western reader describes years of dyspepsia and coffee poisoning, trying patent cures, then discovering Grape-Nuts. After one month the appetite returns, weight rises three to four pounds per month, digestion improves, kidneys steadiness returns, and both spouses abandon coffee. The testimonial credits Grape-Nuts with transforming health and energy.
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Fostum
Battle Creek
Mich
Building Boom Promises Big Indiana Architects Year
Indianaapolis plans show a robust building season in 1906 with Grand Lodge and Red Men structures, a Board of Trade building, a new city house for Marion, a national bank on Meridian, a large theater, a state promenade, and multiple university and hospital projects. Core firms Corey and local builders mobilize for extensive statewide construction, signaling a thriving economy.
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Pythias Grand Ledge
Pennay
Tnt Sassachusetts
Grand Lodge
Hs Maganic
Red Men
Board of Trade
Meridian
Otjeste
Marion Club
Mervinenis’ National Bank
Timotsest
Institute For the Deafami
Spiceptes
Hatayete
Purdue University
Uilent ‘Tevetion J Company
Munely
Hyanamne
Prssenger
Hyuzi
Imame
Corey
Indiana
Fey San
Unclear weather and calls for investigation in Indiana
Fragmented report notes mild thaw beginning Monday after a cold spell with temperatures rising from 8 to 33 degrees. Amid weather chatter, mentions of April thaw and skating days, then shifts to policy charges against Indiana insurance companies and calls for a thorough, conscientious investigation led by Governor.
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Bandas
Town May Not Rebuild After Big Fire Loss
MARTINGVILLE West Virginia February 1 LMBeton reports a major fire destroyed much of the town portion. The event leaves residents discouraged and many plan to relocate to other towns.
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Scrippa-McRae
Martingville
W.va
Lmbeton
Million for Courts in Indiana in 1905
Statewide judicial costs for 1905 totalled 10 174154 dollars across supreme appellate and superior courts. Civil case filings reached 28 882 with 28 882 disposed. criminal felonies numbered 1 0 and 2041 for minor offenses. Counts include vacancies, mortgage foreclosures, guardianships, and administration letters, with districts expanded under new oversight.
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Howard
Lasforte
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Para
Frutti
Wowan
Siv
Merton County
Sasads
Nayewe Bh
Mentesind
O. A. Carson
Pacific Coast Travel Rates From Chicago Line
Through Chicago to Pacific coast ports, tickets on sale Feb 18 19 and Apr 7 via Union Pacific North Western Line with daily guided tourist cars to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other ports. Round trip rates from other points plus a Ble berth option at $7.00. Booklets and schedules available through North-Western line agents or W M Breese General Agent Cincinnati.
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Western Line
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Cmeinnay
Mayor Bookwasher to hold public meeting on franchise terms
City officials in Indianapolis discuss the Chicago plan and property impacts as Mayor Charles A Bookwasher chairs a Monday 1 PM board meeting. Reports mention other local events including a YM C A talk, arrests for loitering, and a gas accident rescue as weeks of social activity unfold.
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Wuorls
Chicago
Hangpolis
Evansville
Aitfcwls
Indianapolis
Terminals at Tacoma in transit plans and local incidents
Fragmented teletyped item reports meetings planned for a railroad terminal project in Tacoma with Lincoln's birthday events in Indiana and a description of a violent incident involving Charles Sanderson. Also notes negotiations between Union Pacific and Tacoma Lumber for land along the Puyallup waterway and a local school commemorating an anniversary with student addresses and receptions.
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Spre Xcame
Tacoma
Wash
Union Pacific Raileny
St. Pau and Tacoma Lumber Company
Harriman
Lincoln
Indiana
Bay
Marton
Puyallup
Ure Flath
Shortridge
CURED HICCUPS AND A DEATH IN DELAWARE
Fragmented OCR notes describe a home remedy for hiccups using vinegar and a reference to Ada Scherer 33 1516 North Arsenal. Mentions a death at 2 39 and Deputy Coroner J F Robertson deeming it incurable amid heart disease. Delaware room opens at 105 North Delaware.
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Araenaljwured Willars Gadd
Ner Nushand
Womat
Bief
Aed
J. F. Robertson
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