De Lome Disavowed As Cuban Victory News Surfaces
Washington reports the De Lome incident is closed after a Madrid cable from Minister Woodford states Spain disavowed Dupuy de Lome's letter to Canalejas. A new Spanish minister to the United States is Senor Luis Polo y Bernabe. Local notes mention a Cuban victory and three expeditions sailing safely.
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Washington
de Lome
Wroodford
Madrid
Dupuy de Lome
Senor Canarejas
Spain
United States
Ile
Senor Luis Polo Y Bernabe
Viceadmiral Polo
Ivy
Senor
Bernabe
Spanish Foreign Office
Monay
Senor Sagasta Ane
Senor de Lome
Gnalois
Ween
Yoo- Spalin
Senor Goullon
U.S
Woodford
Senor Dee Lome
Senor de Domes Jetter
Imi Isa
McKinley
Senor Qulon
de Lames
Letter From Gomez Says Cubans Rout Spaniards At Maya
An official Gomez communication to Cuban delegate Estrada Palma reports a great patriot victory at Maya Cuba. Armando Sanchez Agramonte led Cuban forces capturing 30 mules with ammunition and $10,000 in gold. Gomez urges bravery and predicts Cuba’s total independence despite danger.
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Maximo Gomez
Senor Estrada Palma
Junta
Maya
Cuba
Armando Sanchez Agramonte
Sancti Spiritus
Cn. Gomez
Senor
Nicolas Heredia
THREE BIG EXPEDITIONS SAIL FOR CUBA COAST
Three filibuster expeditions reported sailing recently with munitions for Cuba. The Dauntless left Fernandina slipping away with war material and Cubans aboard while Cubans demonstrated at Tampa. Gen. Julio Sanguilly is said to be aboard. A second expedition departed from Montauk Point off Long Island and a third from a Delaware River point below Wilmington. The dynamite shipments signal rising tensions in the coastwise ventures.
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New York
Pernandina
Tampa
Dauntless
Arnandina
Julio Sanguilly
Montauk Point
Long Island
Delaware River
Wilmington
Filibuster Hunt at Sea Behind Cuban Hope to Strike Spain
Cruiser Vesuvius and navy tug Nina plus two revenue cutters have put to sea chasing filibusters. Cubans cheer as munitions move forward, hoping for a severe military blow to Spain before the rainy season.
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Vesuvius
Nina
Spain
Missing Attorney General Vanishes Then Appears at Home
Attorney-general Ketcham vanished from Monday afternoon to Tuesday. He wore a resurrected hat and spoke to reporters in a sepulchral voice asking about His Excellency. Rumors linked him to Cincinnati and Versailles amid statehouse columns, but by late Tuesday he was reported working at home.
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Ketcham
Attorney-General
Capt
Hart
Illinois St
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
State House
Versailles
City Ends Tuberculosis Tests as Funds Run Low
The city nears a halt in bovine tuberculosis testing after funds for contagion prevention are exhausted. Dairymen may be charged for future tests, with certificates still issued only to herds found disease free. About 1,000 cows tested out of 600 dairies. over 60 condemned and killed.
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Board of Health
Clark
Health Board
Hras
Gertie Williams Faces School Law Case
In Brightwood police court Tuesday morning a 13 year old girl named Gertie Williams faced theft charges after stealing two pairs of stockings and shoes from Mrs. Brown. The poor family say lack of clothes forced her to quit school. the judge granted a suspended judgment after a paternal admonition and ordered her to return home.
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Gertie Williams
Pardon Requested for William Ble Aboard Governor Mount
A pardon petition was filed Tuesday for William Ble by Alford of Elwood, a family friend. Ble's mind is affected and a favorable action by Gov. Mount is believed likely. Alford notes ongoing gas waste around Alexandria and describes Elwood as the Chicago of Indiana, a busy town praised by traveling men.
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Wm. Ble
Mount
Alford
Elwood
Lood
Alexandria
Chicago
Indiana
State Board Moves to Rid County of Quacks
State board of medical examination and registration met Tuesday and aimed to back Marion county medical society in its drive against unlicensed practitioners. It influenced health authorities to ignore death certificates from unlicensed doctors. A petition seeks to revoke a Williamsport physician’s license for alleged gross immoral conduct.
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State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Marion County Medical Society
Williamsport
Owen Makes Taxpayer Quest to Mexican Lands
Secretary of State Owen travels to Mexico to explore agricultural investments. Reports say he expects a favorable outcome from the tropical land venture amid growing interest in regional farming opportunities.
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Owen
Mexico
I Cure Stomach and Bowel Troubles Ad Ad
Advertisement listing female only treatment service offering afternoon and evening appointments at 2931 Capitol Ave by Dr Mary Cleveland Stone. Includes note promising relief with no pay if not cured and an endorsement for Janes Dustless Oats for horses.
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Capitolave
Mary Cleveland Stone
M. D
Grace Stevenson Seen Returning Home After Disappearance
In Boston on February 15 Grace Stevenson, missing nearly a year and sought by detectives, reportedly walked into her Beacon Street family mansion where her father lay in state at Old Point Comfort. Neighbors say she entered the house, cried briefly at the door, then left with head bowed.
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Beacon St
Brooklyn
Old Point Comfort
Grace Stevenson
Crant
Grace
Alexander Stevenson
Gompers Arrives to Probe Suspected Miner Dismissals
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, arrived in Wilkesbarre to investigate reports that miners were discharged for testifying against Sheriff Martin and deputies. He met prosecutors and labor leaders as the case sparks labor interest. mine owners deny the discharge claim and warn a strike could follow if action grows.
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Wilkesbarre
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Martin
Gompers
Joseph Mekhi
Marlin Sherraneck
Matthew Long
Kinzleton
Dying Man's Request Granted In Washington News
In Washington on February 15 the rivers and harbors bill faces House debate amid Republican plans to curb spending. Dingley Cannon and other leaders push to block new appropriations while Democrats warn revenues may fall short. Separate Hawai ian treaty talks show senators split, with Davis pressed to move a majority action if a treaty proves unlikely. A dying man’s request is granted as Charles 3 is noted in dispatches.
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Dingley
Cannon
Washington
Davis
White
Senate
Mr. Davis
Charles
Governor Mount to testify in South Bend bank case
Gov Mount will travel to South Bend on Wednesday to testify in the George West case. West real name Charles Rivers, accused of stealing 15 dollars from the South Bend National Bank in December 1893. Rivers allegedly involved with Pinkerton and a former inmate Musgrave, who sought a hospital-based plea while Campbell aided testifiers.
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Gov. Mount
South Bend
Geo. West
Charles Rivers
South Bend National Bank
Myron Campbell
Tie
Rivers
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Beni
Musgrave
Belcher
Taft Court Rules Cast Iron Pipe Trust Illegal
The Cincinnati based United States circuit court of appeals ruled the great cast iron pipe trust illegal in a Taft written decision. The trust with $60 million capital controlled territory and priced to crush competition violating federal anti trust law. Prosecutions against similar trusts are expected to begin widely.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Taft
Commercial Club Elects Directors and Officers
The Commercial club elected directors for the term including Samuel E. H. Morss, Pickens, Charles Mayer, William Bobbs, Fred M. Ayres, Henry J. Huder, T. N. Richie, and Eli Lilly. Lilly was lone regular-ticket defector, Hearsey defeated on independent ticket. Officers to be chosen. Hollenbeck reports treasury balance of 417.89 with receipts 20,643.39 and expenditures 20,007.80. floating debt reduced from 1500 to 750.
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Commercial Club
Samuel EH. Morss
Pickens
Charles Mayer
Wiliam
Bobbs
Fred M. Ayres
Henry J. Huder
T. N. Richie
Eli Lilly
Mr. Lilly
H. T. Hearsey
William Fortune
A. M. Glossbrenner
C. K K. Tonenbeck
John
Tazarus
George Merritt
Nathan Morris
Morsey
Hollenbeck
Man Missing From Poledo Post Office Sparked By Disappearing Packages
John J. Phalen dismissed from Poledo Ohio post office after vanishing with several valuable packages. Marital ties to Indianapolis woman Maud Morand, formerly John T. Kelly, cited with details of a prior disappearance in Chicago. Also notes Washington's Birthday celebration by the Sons of the Revolution at Plymouth Church with patriotic music and address on the history of the flag.
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John J. Phalen
Poledo, O
Mr. Phalen
Maud Morand
Indianapolis
John T. Kelly
Chicago
G. Washington
Sons of the Revolution
Washington
Plymouth Church
We Don’t Want Your Money If Walkers Cracker Jack
An old ad snippet claims Walkers Cracker Jack cures headaches with four doses priced at 10 cents. It also lists veterinary services by Dr W B Craig and dental services by Worth at the corner of old Seventh and Illinois, with phone numbers 1097 or 193.
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W. B. Craig
Wood
Deputies Face Trial Over Miners Shootings in Indy
Trial details reveal deputy actions at a line of strikers with claims Sheriff Martin bore no firing orders. First shot allegedly fired by a deputy, followed by a volley as deputies believed orders had been given. Witnesses report threats to deputies and secret court officers stationed in corridors. President Gompers confirms miners discharged for testifying. A separate suit in Indianapolis seeks 310,000 for lost fingers from a veneer machine accident. Frame to be appointed West Union postmaster after President McKinley intercedes with Congressman Fenton.
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Martin
Martin Shefranck
Robert Fagin
Calvin-Pardee
Gompers
William J L. Bledsoe
Indianapolis Basket Company
Smith
Fenton
Weather forecast for Indianapolis region in midweek
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for 36 hours ending 8 p m February 16 calls for colder, cloudy conditions with Tuesday night fall and Wednesday cooling. Readings at noon Tuesday 30 and 2 p m Tuesday 26, 7 p m Tuesday 25, with Chicago dispatch predicting a further drop of about 15 degrees.
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Indianapolis
Dispatch
Chicago
Wag's Scheme Targets Governor Chair Ambitions
A rumor claims plans to clear Tom Tdgeart's path to the governorship by retiring Senator Tur nie and Senator Benjamin F. Shively to the senate. The piece questions what Claude Mathews might say and notes speculation over political moves and ambitions.
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Tom Tdgeart
Fovernor
Turnie
Benjamin F. Shively
Senate
Claude Matthews
Zola Trial Hearings Highlight War on Truth and Light
Paris dispatch details Tuesday session in which Gen Gonze denies concealment of truth and Labori presses for secret evidence, official secrecy lifts, and witness Crepieux Janine refutes bribery insinuations. The borderer proof aligns with government supplied records.
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Gen. Gonze
Zola
M. Jaures
Chamber of Deputies
M. Labori
Gen. Meyer
Col. Pieaquart
M. Bertillon
Gen. Gonge
M. Laberi
M. Crepieux Janine
M. Teyssonniere
Bordereau
Teyssonniere
Texassonniere
Slop Over for Wallace Draws Lincoln Memory Debate
Streets discuss Gen Wallace after his Lincoln Memorial tale about visiting Harrison's Landing to beg Gen McClellan not to surrender the Union army. SUN editors note mixed belief that Lincoln joked or Wallace dreamed the story, citing erratic utterances and questions about his senatorial prospects. Colleagues compare past episodes at boards, reunions, and conventions to today’s remarks.
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Gen. Wallace
THE
SUN
Lincoln
Lebanon
Harrison's Landing
Gen. McClellan
SUN Men
Gen
Wallace
Board of
Monument Regents
Indiana
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Recognized the Bottle at Carroll's Saloon Robbery
John Kelly and William Fox were sent to the grand jury from police court on a charge of robbing Carroll's saloon at 626 S. West St. last Tuesday morning. Frank Newton was arrested and discharged. Charles McAdams, an elderly man with a gray beard, identified a whisky bottle found on the boys, remarking it looked familiar and that its contents were better than ordinary.
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John Kelly
William Fox
Carroll
S. West St
Frank Newton
Charles McAdams
New Presbyterian Church to Be Built at Greenwood
The city notes a new seven thousand dollar Presbyterian church planned for Greenwood. Jennie M Wiseman seeks a divorce from Walter Wiseman alleging desertion and unfaithfulness. The Ridiculous club’s houseboat attempted to pass Broad Ripple dam but became stuck in the current. Indiana has annual society meeting moved to Plymouth church Tuesday evening from Wednesday. Howard P Fuller sues the State Board of Agriculture claiming exclusivity to sell refreshments at the state fair and others encroached on the business. A program of songs and recitations by children plus addresses by officials and clergy is announced for Wednesday night.
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Greenwood
Jennie M. Wiseman
Walter
Broad ‘Ripple
Indiana
Mane Society
Plymouth Church
Howard P. Fuller
State Board of Aeticuiters
Childdren
John Kery
Aoe McKay
Mary Elster
R A. Jenkins
R. V. Hunter
Evan Hidgson
C. S. Denny
Monumental Place Names Robes and Blankets
Fragmentary notice references Brices Strawmyer and Nillus, 37, in a monumental context at a local spot. Readable elements point to a nomenclature or inscription event at Monumentuplacg. Exact details incomplete. core entities identified include Brices Strawmyer and Nillus and a numeric 37.
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Strawmyer & Nillus
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Wilson
William Taft
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