Lilly Wins as Independent Ticket Is Routed at Club Directors Vote
The Commercial club election produced a landslide for Col. Lilly with 350 votes and fourfold turnout. Independent candidates trailed as Col. Holloway conceded. Spiteful editorials from the Cock Loft editors were ridiculed while A. W. Conduitt praised loyal supporters and the News declared a substantial indorsement of Lilly.
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Col. Lilly
C. CO. Foster
Albert Lieber
Col
Lilly
Col. Holloway
Streess
Messia
Lilly and Fortune
anti-Lilly Organ
Tuk Sun and Sentinel
A. W. Conduitt
Commercial Club
Fortune
Tax Sun
Col. Lily
Smiley N. Chambers
D. B. Shideler
Col. Ditty
Mr. Fortune
Judge Stubbs
Supt. Powell
Mesars
Lilly and
Saloon Fight Drives Off Tramps at Washington and Oriental
Six tramps entered James Hignicht's saloon on Washington and Oriental streets Monday night and forced possession. Hignight and his son repelled them with billiard cues after a desperate struggle. The raiders then looted a nearby grocery before being driven away.
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James Hignicht
Washington and Oriental Ats
Hignight
Society Swell Begins Naked Global Circumnavigation
Boston february 13 paul jones a society leader aims to travel around the world without money begging or stealing starting naked early tuesday after performing for fee money collected funded his journey he fashioned a mother Hubbard gown from manilla paper and built sandals from cole leather before leaving his club house for the voyage
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Boston
Paul Jones
Mother Hubbard
Murderers' Bow: Parker and McAfee Flaunt Swell Image in Jail
Parker and McAfee, top prisoners awaiting a second murder trial, inhabit Murderers Row and earn the label swells for their fine dress and decorations. Newt Stafford sketches rival portraits, while Parker and McAfee collect drawings, cards, and cigars, filling their cells with art and activity as they await trial.
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Parker and
McAfee
Chas. Iyster
Newt
Stafford
Grandpe
Collins
Parker
McAtee
Tuk Sux
Walker
Desser
Will Contest by Inez Ganoung Over Mother's Will
Inez Ganoung and husband sue to invalidate Julia A. Smith's will, alleged to be drawn days before death in September in this city. Grounds include mental unsoundness and undue influence, with Ganoung claiming all property as sole heir and beneficiaries named including W. S. Morton and others.
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Inez Ganoung
Julia A. Smith
F. W. Ganoung
CO. W. Morton
Lincoln League hustlers push for state office harmony
In Denison house lobby a lively scene of Republican candidates for state offices clashed with the Lincoln League gathering. Dr N Elrod of Hartsville aims to become state geologist, and John W Linck of Madison leverages treasury ties to back Marcus Sulzer for league president. Marion figures Marcus Sulzer and Hubert Kianafield elected president and secretary.
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Denison House
Lincoln League
N. Elrod
Hartsville
Gorpy
Maurice Yrhampson
Hoe
John W. Linck
Madison
Treasury Department
Harrison
Marcus Sulzer
League
Julian Hovate
Anville
A. W. Wichard
D. A. Kants
Kokomo
Dilly Lesser
Bob Mansfield
Kinncie
Allan Hendrichks
Sulzer
Cleveland
Wilson
Fesler
W. P. BcClelland
Delazata
Lincoln
Fonilingen Hall
Marion Club
Mivelion
Oitcerns
Marcus Sulver
Marion
Hubert Kianafield
Aluncie
Hurty Makes Butter Fraud Exposed in Lab
City chemist Hurty tested a market sample of butter and found it false. He identified an ingenious mix of milk cotton seed oil carbonate of soda and Rochelle salts. After experiments he produced a butter identical in color and scent and called the original product a fraud.
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Hurty
Nis
Hurry
Nominations for Philadelphia Mint and federal posts sent to Senate
President sent to the Senate on Tuesday nominations including Eugene Thompson for superintendent of the mint John I Reed for collector of customs J Marshall Wright for naval officer P Gray Meek for surveyor of customs St Clair A Mulholland for pension agent The House Judiciary Committee launched an inquiry into Judge Jenkins over enjoining a Northern Pacific employee from striking Hawaiian affairs and seigniorage bill actions were discussed in the Senate Gray urged non intervention in Hawaiian politics
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Eugene Thompson
Congress
Wasiinetusx
Senate
Philadelphia
John i. Reed
J. Marshall Wright
P. Gray Meek
St. Clair A. Mulholland
House Judiciary Committee
Jenkins
House
Gray
Firemen Receive New Badges as Old Emblems Go
Tuesday morning the fire department collected badges under orders from the board of public safety. New badges were purchased by Clerk Herrick, replacing the moth-eaten old ones. Manager McLean allows firemen in citizen attire to ride free when the new badge is shown.
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Board of Public Safety
Herrick
McLean
Corn Prices at Van Pelt's Capital Laundry
The notice lists white and yellow corn prices at Van Pelt's Capital Laundry with a telephone contact and a note about reduced rates.
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Nonner
van Pelt
van Pelt’s
Murder Tragedy Shocks Indiana Family Six Miles Northeast
Tru Crry Indiana February 13 A farmer William Jr Artman killed his wife and eldest son during breakfast in the presence of five children. The 12 year old son tried to defend his mother but was slain. Neighbors restrained Artman who confessed to the killings. He is jailed at Canneton awaiting coroner verdict amid suspected religious frenzy.
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Tru Crry
Ind
William Jr
Artman
John Ada
William Nagle
Artman House
Artmen
Cannelton
Saloon Law Enforcement Sparks City Debate
Supt Powell meets saloonkeepers leader Beatty to discuss enforcing laws amid claimed town trouble. Beatty urges easier governance while Powell vows strict enforcement and to focus on illegal drug stores after saloon compliance. Beatty denies plans to violate laws. says league favors strict obedience.
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Win, Beattey
Saloonkeepers’ League
Supt
Powell
Asil
Independent Voter Outlook on Civil Service Rules
Tuesday marks progress toward adopting civil service rules at the mayor's cabinet meeting. Mayor Denny praises reform while Controller Trusier and President Wildman oppose or doubt effects. The independent voter is noted as a growing political force influencing outcome.
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Civil Service
Trusier
Wildman
Board of Works
Denny
Mysterious Disappearance of Mrs Cordes Reported
Herman Cordes of the Shelby road reports his wife missing after a day in the city. She visited a southeastern city home and departed. no word since. Police investigate amid foul play fears and possible murder.
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Win. Cordes
Herman Cordes
Shelby Road
They Can’t Agree On Stone Breaking Plan
The Board of Public Works and the county commissioners could not agree after lengthy discussion on a proposed stone breaking project. The board found the new method would cost 50 cents more per cubic yard, refused to participate, but said the city would buy broken stone from the county at the current price if the commissioners proceed.
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Board of Public Works
Rumors of Hamburg American Liner Augusta Victoria Sinking
Berlin reports the Hamburg American Line steamer Augusta Victoria from Hamburg to New York foundered after passing Lizard Point. Emperor William inquired. last signal read All well. Other nearer items note snowbound cities and late storm rescues in New York Chicago and Cleveland areas.
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Berlin
Hamburg
New York
William
Lizard Point
Southampton
Paris
Juinton
Willie Steed
Locnronyr
N. Y
Cucaco
Welcome
Water Works
Iand Huron
Rain Haven
Mich
Roanoke
Lake Icichigan
ScittatTe
Mass
Minnie Rohan
Plecas
Seventeen Men Entombed in Plymout Coal Mine Tragedy
In Winkespanka Pa on February 13 seven teen men were entombed in the Plymouth coal mine and feared dead as air is cut off. Rescue efforts intensify as relatives press for action amid mounting concern.
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Winkespanka
Plymouth
Wilkesbarre
Witukessarry
Gaylord
City Lik and the next day it thawed
A local report lists events from a city scene: Hendrick's club meeting on Tuesday with speeches. County clerk Wilson noted as a wide reader of political economy. the will of the late Mrs. Hannah Egen filed leaving all property to her surviving husband. the sanitary association meets Thursday at 3 o'clock at the Propyleum with a new board to be elected.
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Hendrick
Wilson
Hannah Egen
Sanitary Association
Propyleum
A. McMillan
Linden St
Daisy Gorham
Herbert
United States
Maryland
Farley
Hibbs
Moeller
Journal
Eclectic School
Buskirk
St. Peter
Cal Armstrong Sentenced for Embezzlement and Escape
Cal Armstrong, deputy county treasurer, convicted of embezzlement, receives three years in prison and three years disfranchisement with a $3 fine. He smiled at sentencing and later escaped jail with help from a tramp, triggering a statewide manhunt and warnings to officers.
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Koxomo
Ind
Armstrong
Nienday
Roxon
Cal
Mondey
Vipton County
Joan Smithia
Tinton
Watson Filser
Tipton
Visser
Coroner Beck on the Witness Stand for the Defense
Coroner Beck testified in Lebanon Indiana on February 13 in the defense of Oaks charged with killing a man during the Big Four labor troubles. He denied a cited statement and identified Drake's evidence while stenographer Miss Keinlee read Drake's testimony. Jackson testified about loading the revolver and identified the weapon. the bullet from Pitt's body was larger than the revolver’s rounds. The defense planned to close Tuesday.
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Beck
Lebanon
Ind
Qaks
Big Four
Drake
Supt
Riley
Mies Keinlee
DU. J. Jackson
Oaks
Lernard
Pitt
Von Bulow Dead The Great Pianist’s Turbulent Career
Hans Guido von Bulow, famed pianist, died. His life featured romance and hardship. His father cut him off for pursuing music, Liszt and Wagner aided him, Wagner appointed him to lead orchestras, and at 22 he triumphed with an overture to Julius Caesar. He married Liszt’s daughter but was later divorced. He never publicly performed his own compositions.
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Hans Guido von Bulow
Liszt
Wagner
Aurich Theater
Julius Ciesar
Cosmic
Young Bank Teller Henry Dryden Death in Charleston
Henry Dryden 24, teller at Citizens' National Bank Charleston, shot himself Monday night. He left a note from a Kentucky young woman breaking an engagement. Bank officers said books were in order.
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Charleston
W. Va
Henry Dryden
Citizens’ National Bank
Kentucky
Valentine Valentine Trade Brisk Amid Novel Designs
Valentine sales roar across retailers from jobbers to grocers as dainty and medium priced cards flood the market. New devices such as fan valentines and colored celluloid designs captivate buyers, while comic formats spark strong demand among women and youths despite slim profits.
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Uncle Sam
Knight
Valentine
Weather forecast for Indiana shows colder nights
The forecast for Indiana over the 86 hours ending Tuesday evening predicts colder temperatures and clear skies. By Wednesday expectations call for fair conditions with normal humidity and light winds.
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Indiana
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