Four Dead in Little Home Scripps Raid
In Cleveland on February 1 Charles Yeller 48 and his wife and daughter were found dead after their home burned. George Nolan a pallbearer is said to be involved as husband of the daughter. Authorities suspect gas as the cause amid a domestic dispute. A preliminary inquiry continues as investigators examine the scene and statements.
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Scripps. Rae Prass Association
Cleveland. O
Charles Yeller
Ami
May
George Nolan
Tome
Centralave
Petios Sukmonsoning
Liliers
Me Owing
Wetwas
House Actions Prompt Inquiry Into Oil Markets
The House passed a measure introduced by Mr Campbell of Kannas directing commerce to investigate the oil market and the affairs of the Standard Oil Company, with focus on the central market. The vote was recorded amid debate on regulatory oversight and competitive practices.
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Ecripps-M Rae Press Association
Washington
Wedurstay
Mtr. Campbell, Crepulilleany
Kannas
Merce Gud Jabar
Standard Oil Company
Maury
Cam
Ex Congressman's Death Reported in Chicago
The former congressman J Feeley died Wednesday after weeks of illness from gas tritis. Born in Blooming Prairie, Illinois on August 1, 1876, he had briefly served in national politics. The report notes subsequent obituaries and memorial details.
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Echipps-M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Wan
J. Feeley
Mr. Feeley
Hloomingtars
Hb. Aue
Drunken man on rampage charged with assault
A Windsor block man named George Smith is charged with beating his wife and choking his infant, after an incident described as drunken violence. A bystander attempted to intervene and was injured. the man was arrested and held in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Windsor Block
Lia Aldvet Dauptter
United States inks Dominican protocol pending ratification
Washington reports the State Department announced a new protocol with the Dominican Republic. It mirrors the previously rejected Jan agreement and awaits ratification by the United States and the Dominican Congress. The US would take charge of customs revenue, allocate a share to debt servicing, and support the Dominican government’s foreign debt plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mare Press Association
Washington
Thostate Department
Sai Domingo
Jan
Sargeon
Dillingham
United States
Sy Domihen
Sister Accuses Brother of Grand Larceny in County Case
Harvey Kimaheriin, from a noted Thiana family, faces grand larceny charges after his sister alleged thefts. The accuser Dura Larue seeks help for his release as police push for formal proceedings. Kimaheriin allegedly stole a revolver and gold watch from his sister after living with her for over a year. He waived examination and was held for the grand jury.
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Harvey Kimaheriin
Dura
Sella Larue
W. Otio At
Moth Phe
Notmusy Dand
Tueasay
Polices
Chadwick Sickness Hints at Trial Delay
Mrs Cassie Chadwick is reported ill with heart disease after three bail hearings, with Dr Dawley fearing she may collapse before her trial. Pallium conferred on Henry Moeller archbishop of Cincinnati at St Peters Cathedral in a ceremony Wednesday morning.
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Ulevsland, C
Prd
Wattarney
J. P. Dawley
Cassie J. Chadwick
Collanse
Gadis
Moeller
Scripfs«M' Rab Press
Ashucia Son
Cincinnati O
Henry Moeller
Diocese of
Cincinnati
St. Porter's Cathedral
House Fire Threatens Family Home on Winter Morning
William Bowers spotted smoke from a house owned by Hila House Afire as neighbors and Trenpheave recall a blaze lasting around 15 minutes. Fire crews arrived just in time, preventing total loss while the family ate breakfast unaware the roof was burning.
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William Bowers
Trenpheave
Tie
Milk dealer fined for selling underweight cream
W O Jackson manager of Indigipol Creamer company pleaded no guilty to selling cream below the required standard. He was fined $10 and released on bond after a city ordinance violation. City inspectors testified the cream averaged below the legal fat content and the company offered a defense about quality and customer complaints.
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W. OD. Jackson
Indigipol
Massachi Metisatys
Wlodka
Hap. Heim
Heal
Menager Jackson
Creamers Company
Food and Fuel Shortage Hits Des Moines Area
Severe winter storms isolate Des Moines cutting coal supplies and rail service. Only one dealer has anthracite. prices rise sharply as west coal becomes scarce. Residents burn fences and outbuildings for fuel while rural lamps burn corn. Charities appeal for aid as temperatures plunge below zero for days.
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Des Moener
Sioew
Tis Moines
Jus Des Moines
Thin City
JO Tech
Ji Helaw
Harris Held on Theft Related Charges by Police
Charles B. Harris is held for identification after arrest by Detectives Gerber and Trimpe on a charge of tampering. Harris, alias several names, has multiple prior offenses including holding up a woman burglary fostering and another burglary arrest.
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Charles B. Harris
Gerber and
Trimpe
Etra- Nee Paul M. MK
Cinetrmati
Harris
Horsehoer Bound Over After Sketchy Billing Dispute
Fred Baldridge, a horseshoer, was bound over to the grand jury after a Wednesday arrest connected to a disputed bill for hiring 37 worth of horse and buggy. The charges allege the bill was charged to Joshua Knepp, a coworker at 218 Massachusetts Ave, with Baldridge claiming a misunderstanding over rendering the bill to Knepp rather than to him.
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Fred Baldridge
Grand Jury
Wednteday
Douglas Case
W. Ohlot
Joshua N. Knepp
Horay Proor
Massachusetts-ave. Henay
Knepp
Purse Grabber Sentenced In Indiana Reformatory Case
A man named Charles Matthews received a sentence of one to three years in the Indiana reformatory from Judge Al ford after pleading guilty to purse grabbing. The victim, Margaret Griffin, identified him after the assault near Indianapolis. Arthur Scott confessed to embezzlement and got two to five years. Filton Pierre admitted theft and was sent to the workhouse for nine days.
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Indiana Reformatory
Alford
Charles Matthews
Maregaret Grif
Senaterave
Tidlani-Aye
Arthur Scott
Reformatory
Filton Pierre
WANTED CLEAN LINEN AND A. S. BANTA DEATH NOTICE
WANTED CLEAN LINEN. George Graham, 3, seeks clean bed linens at the Salvation Army barracks after disposing dirty sheets in the stove to disinfect them. Mrs. Asa A. Banta, 33 Prospect Street, died Tuesday morning at City Hospital after typhoid pneumonia. She leaves a husband and has ties to Myrtle Temple, Rathbone Sisters. Funeral plans set for Terre Haute and Friday morning.
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George Graham
Puller Court
Graham
Salvation Army
Judge Wratton
Asa A. Banta
Aga A. Banta
Prospect St
Banta
Terre Vaute
Bantawaa
Myrtle Temple
Rathbone Sisters
Captured suspects beat victim and robbery tied to Marion case
Charles Smith and John Johnson, accused of beating Joseph Bradford and robbing him of $3, were captured in Anderson Indiana and returned to Marion. Bradford remained in critical condition. Police found a belt around Smith's leg.
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Anderson
Ind
Charles Smith
John Johnson
Joseph Bradford
Marion
Melice
Uber
Srath
Bradford
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Listed
Births listed for several pairs in Indianapolis and surrounding areas including William and Enna Colter. Milage and Larena Baker. Bertha Brown. James Somerville listed among deaths with various causes such as meningitis and pneumonia. Entries show names, ages, and local addresses. medical conditions noted but stated plainly without sensational detail.
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Meury
Elizabeth Hinstergund
Sundira
Boy
Wiliam
Enna Colter
Indianapolis
Yilia Bunyan
Opt Eyton
Bey Milage
Larena Baker
Bey Dames
Manni Chapman
Taratyentiah
I . John
Coli Morgal
Wear
Clarkes
Mrs. March
Biancc
Markets and Stock Highlights From Early Trading Day
The Scripps-McRae Press Association reports opening net gains across markets with industrials rallying and bonds steady. Ontario and Western lift stock prices, appetite for Japanese and U.S. grains noted amid a cautious market sentiment. livestock receipts and hogs show mixed results as traders digest early price movements.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
New York
Vancor
Thtowas
Destiny
Kalshane Atom Hontinah Advines
Unni Bartle
Putin
Amerie Lacomotye Enmnan
Tennessee Coal Ind
Gajned
Aimeanda
Moore Bill in Ophelial Type and Enactment
A garbled account of the Moore bill and temperance efforts, describing legislative steps, key figures, and signatures. It references Senator RoR Moors, Gov Miller, and Speaker, noting the bill’s passage and presentation to the governor. The text implies a historical context of prohibition policy and legislative maneuvering.
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Mattoe Macey
Tiescay
Manly
Bedig
Lina
Miller
Tyne
Nyo
Seeroumry
Miler
Ror Moors
Pleur
Gov
Bentitar
Feo
Four murderers sentenced to death in Lataman case
Reno Nev Feb 15 After hours of deliberation the jury found AT Lataman guilty of murder in the first degree for killing a man on a train. The three accomplices are now under sentence of death.
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Ecripps-31
RRE Piless Association
Reno
Nev
Aftter
AT Lataman
Aman
Indsman
Logs Break Chains In Irvine Gorge Flood
In Irvine Kentucky a great gorge of logs in the Rentucks river surged downstream breaking chains. Preparations have been made at other points to stop them but efforts may be hindered by debris. Rheumatic sufferers seek relief from inflammatory and swollen joints with Hood's Sarsaparilla, touted as a permanent cure.
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Irvine
Fen
Rentucks
City Grain and Meat Prices in New York Report
Ecripps News provides New York market update on grain and milling rates including No 4 red at 31.2, No 2 white and mixed lots, and miscellaneous white and yellow varieties. Milling freight quotes, through-traffic notes, and names of traders appear alongside pork, sugar, tallow, and dairy prices. Chicago live stock figures include steers, hogs, lambs, and hides, with Thursday estimates and regional variation.
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Caire
Linmathy
Choy Mae
Veltow
Vrars New Domland
New York
Ecripps-Arae Press Association
Mose
Laird -Quiet
Western
Lutter
Lutter Reamery
Ernery
Chick
Wiley
Vegetables and Fruits Price List Fragment
A historical price list for apples grapes bananas cucumbers and other produce. Items include Belk flowers and Greeninga with varied prices per quantity, cabbage per ton, onions by basket, cranberries per barrel, beans, nuts and various vegetables with per unit and per bag rates. Several entries show unit inconsistencies and OCR errors but indicate a broad fresh produce catalog.
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Ibc
Lempass
Navy Denne
Valencia
Brazil
Rio
Jersey
Willard Statue to be Placed in Hall of Fame Display
Washington February 15 The unveiling of the Mi e Frances Willard statue marks the first time a woman is honored in the Hall of Fame. George Washington’s statue may be moved as part of the arrangement. Senate and House ceremonies are planned Thursday with Senator Cullom and Representative George K Rose presiding. The statue by Eles Farnworth Mears, a noted American woman artist, is praised as a faithful likeness.
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Scripps-3crab
Washington
Fen
Mar
Mie
Francesco Willard
Hall of Fame
George Washington
Mies Wie
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Senate
House
Willard
Cullom
George K. Rose
Itoi
Mig Willard
Eles Farneworth Mears
Wleesesln
America
Grain for quail effort started in Marion County
Earle began an effort to save quail and other birds from starvation by distributing grain in multiple locations across Marion County. On Wednesday a man was hired to scatter grain through Eagle Creek district as snow-covered ground limits natural forage, aiming to prevent thousands of bird deaths.
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Dematy Game
Fisn
Earle Hay
Marion County
Eagle Creek
Warrum Files Brief in City Gas Ordinance Case
City Attorney Henry C. Warrum files a brief with the federal court clerk late Tuesday afternoon. The document argues for the city against the gas company in the ferentiel gas ordinance dispute and is prepared for filing shortly.
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Henry C. Warrum Cima
Federal Court
Warrum
Horney Tor
Wheat and cattle prices amid erratic market reports
Market notes from Indianapolis and surrounding exchanges show fluctuating wheat futures and mixed cattle quotes. Prices vary by weight class with steers and cows listed across ranges, reflecting cautious trading and regional activity.
Indianapolis Produce Poultry and Dairy Raw OCR List
A fragmented OCR listing of Indianapolis produce items including poultry roasters turkeys eggs butter cheese cream and related dairy and grocery terms. It mentions brands regions and prices with many misread words and partial lines, rendering a complete coherent item unavailable.
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Indianapolis
Springfebirkers
Toung
State
Elgin
New York
Wisconsin
Limburger
Meat Products and Dried Goods Advertisement List
An old market ad lists various meat products and cuts with prices and origins. Items include hams, sausages, bacon, pork, beef, and veal from Indiana California and other regions, with details on cured, boiled, fresh, boneless, and bone-in preparations, plus barrel and pack pricing. The list emphasizes Reliable brands, regional sourcing, and standard market terms of the era.
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Wingan & Cor Bugar
Ineland
California
Baron—Roelinvle
Peers Tess
Indiana
Wey Heller
Coal and Coke Prices and Freight Terms Advised
Coal and coke prices listed across multiple districts and coke types with per ton, per bushel, and per 25 bushels rates. Includes locations Blossburg Pittsburg Jackson Ka nawha Raymond Hop Luhrig and others with varying prices and handling terms.
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Cannel
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Raymond
Wintfrede
Hocking Valley
Luhri
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Stella Larue
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Hila
Horseshoer
Lo Sentenced
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Prenmani
Mishael Condron
Belmont
Doin Guedelhoeter
Meridian
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Bo McCarty
Bangrone
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Albert Gause
Church
Marie Wiser Day
Indianapolix
Thomas Callan
Benel Totture
Michael Hamat
A Bt. Clair
Bright
Fla Lawlor
James T
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Sarapel M. Kenter
Central Hospital
Lilian Gregory
City Hospital
B- Breer
Fred Hyde
Montha
Lewia G. Hays
Bucaberh
Chris
Frea D. Winkler
Ray J. Harn
William Behebler
Ida Miller
John ‘S T. Stanner
Mary J. Snodderty
Ane G. Schmidt
Kinga Martha
Beancraft
Emme Narding
William Proctor
Emma Sanford
Karl KF. Rommel
Emma HK. Fueteter
Gustav Thornquist
Ora E Alvera
Percy
J. Sterling
Almira
Jucate
Stock Exchange
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Scripps-M'Rae Press
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Cytte-Raevipte
Imarker Tighet
Heef
Hogs
Mackie Frime
Oi Shiep
Marker Eteadys
Jamba
Bon
Moore
Hood
Scripps-M' Rar Press Association
Cymcag
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EAS
Atockers
Congress
Acripps
RAB Press Association
Pravarians
Indianarolis
Paynea
Maher State
Weiser
Uli
Atick Exndy
Orly
American Mutual Life] Insurance Co
Elkhart
Nuures
W. H. Winship
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