Assassination Ripple Hints At Tsar Reforms
Scripps M Mra e Press reports from St Peters burg on February 18 that the Moscow murder of Grand Duke Gergius may push the czar toward labor reforms. The confessed assassin Sasoneff, confined at Peter and Paul Fortress, outlined terrorist aims including the duke’s murder as part of a broader revenge against perceived wrongs toward the people.
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Scripps-M’rae Press Association
St, Petersburg
Gergius
Moscow
Sasoneff
Br. Pichre
Peter and Paul
Sergius
Saganef
Tichve
Jail Doors Open in Indiana Man's Counterfeit Attempt
Milton Cooper of Hrwall Indiana, jailed awaiting May term US court, released on $20 bond after facing charges of attempting to pass a counterfeit silver dollar at a Yorve House saloon. He protested innocence, claiming a bad reputation led to trouble. authorities noted previous minor offenses and his failure to appear when indicted. His wife, described as old and blind, accompanied his appeal for release.
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Milton Cooper
Hrwall
Ind
Uenited States Court
Anderson
Cooper
Caoyer
Inter
Thani
Triais
Aleke
Indianapolis
Jie
Dores Vale of Tears at Grand Opera House
Rev. Thomas Wilers will give his second address in theatrics on The Story of Christ as Told by Gress Painters. The talk titled Dore's Vale of Tearor Christ the Rest-Giver includes remarks on the Alsatian artist and the painting now in the Dore gallery at Landon.
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Thomas
Wilers
Christ
Dore
Vale of Tedor
Villers
Landon
Do Not Delay Seek Medical Help For Cardiac Symptoms
The text warns of fainting spells shortness of breath chest pains and irregular heartbeats and urges immediate medical attention to avoid a fatal outcome. It presents alarming signs such as pain under the shoulders and difficulty breathing when lying down and stresses prompt care.
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a guaranteed heart tonic. It features a testimonial from John K Todd of Intopotta Ohio claiming complete relief from heart symptoms after six bottles and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Dr. Miles
New Heart Cure
Tims
Miles
John K. Todd
P.M. Intopotta, Ohio
Roll of MoneySpecial to The Sun Evansville Ind Feb 1
Police uncover an employment agency run by Squire B Earley and a woman identifying as his wife Mine Eure. They placed wart ads offering office work for a week’s salary and required small capital. Over 50 men paid money but received no positions. arrest made as Mrs Earley had $ in her stocking.
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Evansville
Ind
Awindle
Squire B. Earley
Mine
Eure
Hey
Earley
Freight Wreck Halts B and C Trains at McUnol
A rear end collision on the Baltimore and Ohio line at McUnol left eight cars and a caboose demolished and burned. The engineer and fireman were seriously injured and transported to Garrett for treatment. The crash occurred Saturday morning in Valparaiso, Indiana, reported by Scripps Rae Press Association.
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Scripps'rae Press Association
Valparaso
Ind
Baltimore & Gio Railroad
McUnol
Garrett
Peru Faces Coal Shortage Amid Snow Blockades
Special to the Sun reports Peru Indiana on February 18 sees rail freight halted by heavy snow and blockades causing a coal shortage. Several factories have begun suspending operations due to the disruption and inability to move coal.
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Peru
Ind
Fire Claims Life Of Mrs Annie Cole In Columbus Home
Mrs Annie Cole, age unknown, was burned to death when a fire destroyed her Columbus home early Saturday. An overturned lamp is thought to have caused the blaze. Neighborhood residents reported the rapid spread and firefighters battled flames for hours before confirming fatal outcome.
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Scripps-M'Rab Press Association
Columbus
Indl
Annie Cole
Mrs Murray In Critical Condition In Ashes Fire
Nashville Indiana Feb 15 Special to the Bun Mrs George Murray in critical condition after her clothing caught fire while she carried hot ashes Friday. Doctors fear she cannot recover and she remains under care with severe burns reported.
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Nashville
Ind
George Murray
Fitz S Troubles At Hotels In Evansville
A garbled report notes Mrs Fitzsimmons and spouse admitted to local hotels on Friday to bring a poodle to a room. Also reports a Feb 18 verdict in Evansville where George Saver, a music salesman, was found guilty of criminal assault and sentenced to prison for two to ten years.
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Fitz
Haute
Sater
Evansville
Ind
Ireb
George Saver
Mary Carer
Ta Ami
Snowdrift victim dies after exposure in Indiana
Special to The Suns reports George Young of Cambridge City found frozen during a snowdrift last Thursday and died Saturday morning in Germantown. An epidemic of typhoid fever, advancing near Peru, has caused several deaths and concerns the Department of Health.
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SUNS
Cambridge City
Ind
George Young
Germantown
Decatur Man Dies by Own Action in Suspected Suicide
Special to The Sun reports Kenry Du Ing, 18, of Decatur, died by shooting in what authorities believe was a self inflicted death. Officials say he appeared mentally unbalanced and the incident is being treated as a suicide.
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Decatur
Devater
Ink
Kenry du Ing
Dr Schell Dead in Prolal to the Sun
Speer Indiana Pet. Bd reports Dr Schell a 7 x Megan war veteran died here Friday at the Home Reformed Church. A farewell service was listed for Sunday at 280 pm in the parsonage, with the Sixth Reformed congregation now under Rev Moary. Services will move to a new location for a hunting school for all ages.
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DR. Schell
Prolal
Speer
Ind
FA Schell
Megan
Moary
Sanday
Sehumt No
Corner College-ave. Ani
Prayer in Senate by a Colored Man Opens Session
The Rev H Holder colored pastor of a Columbus Ind church opened the Senate on Saturday morning with prayer becoming the first colored man to hold the honor in years. Under new rules the senate met at 9 o clock with only 13 members present as business began. The first action included sending a telegram of congratulations to Gov Miller on the birth of a daughter.
Divorce Hearings Reveal Codywife Accusations and Poison Allegations
Testimony in Cheyenne swirls around Mrs Cody drinking and swearing. Witnesses say she threatened to poison Col Cody and claimed he favored a queen of England, while alleging her plans to marry a younger Denver man if he died.
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Buffalo Bill
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cody
Ofg
Mirs
Engeland
Col. Cody
Rusala
Chyenne
Cal. Cody
Alwaya
Johnny Beyer
Cody Ranch
Fort Randall
Alimony ordered after harsh desertion verdict
Norman Williams, son of an Indiapo tons factory owner, faced a scathing rebuke from Judge Sedge Carter on Friday afternoon after the Blea Willama divorce case concluded. The judge granted the plaintiff alimony and a monthly allowance, noting the defendant’s inability to pay immediately but urging readiness to comply when able.
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Norman Williams
Indianaps
Kinsley’s Is Closed After Proprieter’s Death
The Chicago Deltonico restaurant on February an-Kimaley’s, once run by Henry M. Kinsley, closed its doors after his death. Fixtures were sold at auction, ending the business.
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Chicago
an-Kimaley
Délntonico
Henry M. Kinsley
Birthday Party Planned by Mrs Frey at Rosa Moehrman Home
Mrs Mien Sarah Frey hosts a birthday party Saturday night at the Rosa Moehrman home 312 Balle fomieine. Guests will be merry with music and dancing.
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Sarah Frey
Funeral Details For General Lew Wallace In Crawfordsville
Thousands viewed the casket of General Lew Wallace in Crawfordsville Indiana as his body lay in state at the library building. The flag draped casket was presented by Evansville women and will be buried with him. Two policemen guarded the entrance while mourners passed through. The funeral at the Wallace home was brief with Rev La Sehell and Rev Paul Curnick officiating. TheInterment will be in Oak Hill cemetery with the family. Condolences came from Senator Fairbanks Heveridge Gov Manley and Indiana congressmen.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Lew Wallace
Ifel
Evansville
St Will
Mbrary
Wallace Home
Montgomery Zouaves
Ven
Watllace
la Sehell
Paul ©. Curnick
Oak MMM Cemetery
Mra
Wallice
Girl killed by hogs in Virginia pen attack
Vivian Virginia February report from ANRAE Press Association describes seven year old Jennie Raglan torn by hungry hogs in a pin where she fell. Father heard cries as crowd rushed to trough but could not save her. Body found with severe injuries and unrecognizable features.
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Anrae Press Association
Vivian
WeJennie
Raglan
Hess
Paper salesman struck by minty Friday night in Minneapolis
F L Smith ex Capitol Paper worker, formerly in Indianapolis, was found incoherent in the street, near sanity lapses and spells of fainting. He cannot account for his condition, and former employers report no contact since discharge for mental spells. He has prominent relatives in Carbondale, Va.
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F. L. Smith
Capitol Paper Company
Minneapolis
Minty
Indianapolis
White
Volkupl
Carbonfale
Prisoner in Hot Springs commits suicide in cottage
John Not, held in custody at a Oak Lawn area cottage near Hot Springs, died Friday by his own hand. Not had been under U S guard for two weeks and was under indictment in St Louis for mail fraud.
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Ecripps-M' Rae Prebs Association
Hot Springs
Ark
John Not
United States
Hia Cottage
Oak Lawn
Ahovling
St. Louis
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths and Marriages
Births listed include Jon and Mrs Gregus 42 W Seventh, Cheonce and Cathryn Mayden. Andy and Carrie Vogel 129 State, girl. James and Lizzie Spaulding Missouri, girl. Dr. A. and Gupsie McClory. Athert and Lydia Brcex. other names and places noted. Deaths: Ezekiel Bollinger, 40, heart disease. Infant McElroy pneumonia. Oscar Kiser pneumonia. Jacob Caskey heart disease. Martha Jane Elis age 66. Bien Burke aged 8. disease mentions and home notes. Marriages include George Jf. Raina and Myrtle Adm. Jones. H Thompson and Celesta Leo. Edward H. Scherrer and Ella Easter. Rachel Danse and Clara Barton. Forest Cummings and Lillian Robinsay. Archibald T. Cumming and Cora D. McGanigal. Samuel Baw and Margaret Burkhart. Francia M. Mayo and Perry Dickson. Building permits listed for Mary Aufderhelde remodeling and J M Lockhead dwelling. Brooks paving Parkway. The text ends with an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Jon
Gregus
Seven- Sovnth
Lel
Cheonce
Cathryn Mayden
Neil
Hay
Frank
Gilnn Benfield
Kea
Word
Andy
Carrie Vogel
Harry
Heart Thalman
Mam- Aten
Tdl
B.D
Whillon
Wan
James
Lizzie Spaulding
Missouri
Carey
Lulu Cooney
Brookside
Birt
Dr. A
Gupsie McClory
Athert
Lydia Brcex
Ezekiel Bollinger
St. Anneim
George Jf. Raina
Myrtle Adm
Jones H. Thompson
Celesta Leo] Chambers
Eadward H. Scherrer
Ella Easter
Rachel Danse
Clara Barton
Forest ¥. Cummings
Lillian
Robinsay
Phillips Budd Antonin Hvalize Filbert Murnan
Netile Mc Hewitt Archibald T. Cumming
Cora D. McGanigal
Samuel Baw
Margaret Burkhart
Francia M. Mayo
Perry
Dickson
Mary Aufderhelde
Pennsylvania
J. M. Lockhead
N. Delare
Brooks
Market 15 Firm Boost in Corn Paigen
Market notes show gains in several stocks with Consolidated Gas down and others like Pacific and Southern Pacific mixed. Grain and livestock prices are listed with bids from Chicago and Indianapolis, reflecting a cautious start but overall higher openings and some selective advances across sectors.
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Paigen
Scripps-Avrae Press Association
New York
Viercent
Maion Paivie
Chicago Great Western Row
Way
Nacional Lead
Erle
St Paul
Serghis
Hurrinin Group
Ator Pacific
Southern Pacific
Eroco
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Pittsburg market steady across cattle sheep and hogs with prime cattle at 5.20 to 5.40 and prime wethers 6.00 to 6.20. various grades noted for cows lambs and hogs amid mixed demand and typical weekly adjustments.
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Pittsburg
Prine Heavy
Yorkore
Bsas HO
TOURS
Ilvogl
Object to Extension of Holtzman's Term
A Seventh Ward Republican slates opposition to extending Indianapolis city administration terms. It condemns past two year mayoral rule, cites water and street issues, taxes, and governance, urging voters to decide in October who governs after the present term. Signed by Charles Martindale Thomas Shuffleton and T. E. Groninger.
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Seventh Wards
Indiana
Jegisiitnine
Seventh Ward
Indianapolis
Goa
Republicana
Indianapoli
Marion County
Tve
Charles Martindale
Thomas Bhuffleton
T. E. Groninger
Richmond High Falls to M. T. MH Eight in Friday Clash
In a Friday basketball game at Richmond, M. T. MH Eight overwhelmed Richmond High School 109 to 9. Berndt and Cook starred for the winners while Earlham lost to Wabash at Richmond. Fierce at Wabash suffered a sprained ankle.
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M. T. MH
Richmond Hgh
Hienmond
Bratlada
Berndt
Cook
Earlham
Wabash
Richmond
Prays in Prison Amidst Theft Case Revelations
Frew Karehert, serving sentence for thefts, keeps praying before meals as police uncover fresh evidence of crime ring. Joseph Addington confessed Friday to selling stolen goods to Bluche rt. detectives say he looted a livery barn in Nudsonest from a wagon loaded with sale items. Blattle Luechert, Frederick Unechert’s wife, pleads at workhouse as depart from husband looms, hoping to stay near him before penitentiary transfer.
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Frew Karehert
Joseph Addington
Istid
Bucehert
Addington
Nudsonest
Friedman
Jas
State
Drug Gists in Combine Admit Sherman Suit Details
Chicago February 1 The National Association of Retail Druggists secretary Wooten acknowledged a combine among wholesale and retail druggists in response to Attorney Carlisle representing A G Loder of Philadelphia. The suit seeks 100000 under the Sherman anti trust laws blaming many Philadelphia drug firms.
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Bcripps-M'Rar Press Association
Chicago
Wooten
National Association of Retail Druggists
Carlisle
Philadelphia
A. G. Loder
Multc
Warden Redd Visits Michigan City Jail
Warden Redd from the state prison in Michigan City toured the county jail in Indianapolis on Saturday and inspected the facility and its bunkers. He praised Sheriff Sourbier's management of the jail and expressed favorable impressions.
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Org
Wrake
Michigan Ciy
Indianapolis
Sons Bunkers
Sourbier
Gall
Tribute to Quay on Senate Tribute Day in Washington
Washington Feb 38 The senate on Saturday afternoon paid tribute to the late Senator M B Quay. Senator Faire Danks won one of the upake. Similar exercises were held in the hot funeral of Scovel. War correspondent Harry Sylvester Scovel’s funeral is set for Sunday afternoon.
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Quay
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Washington
Senate
Faire Danks
Soovel
Woorter
Harry Sylvester Scovel
Elot eloquent plea in senate debate on voting machines
Esso senator L Ert Slack from Johnson and Shelby counties makes an earnest plea for 8 law camp and calls for voting in a senate debate on the voting machines. The bill advances to a third reading, though not deemed enough to urge passage. If Minck's identity had been vested, action by Martin county council against approving voting machines for Lidiarape would have been illegal.
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L. Ert Slack
Johnson
Shelby
Macking
Senate
Minck
Senatera
Matin
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