Startling Evidence At Indiana Pumping Station Trial
A Indianapolis trial reveals alarming evidence about pumping stations damaging local gas supplies. Testimony shows reduced pressure at Summitville plants and nearby factories risking closure and layoffs. Chicago pumping operations are blamed for draining gas from towns, leaving Hoosiers freezing.
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Anderson
Ind
New Castle Gas Company
Richmond Gas Company
New Castle
Carver
Alexandria
Samuel Cowgill
Summitville
Indianapolis
Strange
Summitville Gas Company
Lafayette Company
George Hurley
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Chicago Syndicate
Chicago
Egg Lays on Central Ave In Odd Street Car Quip
A real egg was laid on Thursday by a Central Ave hen. Eggs remain dear and scarce. A street car platform exchange questions the dozen eggs in the city with one extra known by The Sun. Walter E. Mc Vaughlin on Central Ave owns six hens and says one laid the Thursday egg, though he cannot tell which hen did the deed.
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Walter E. McVaughlin
Central Ave
Mack
Beheaded Bavarian Bandit Kneissl After Long Flight
Beheadded Kneissl, a notorious Bavarian robber who eluded gendarmes for six months, was decapitated early Friday in Augsberg. He was charged with multiple murders. Authorities offered 10,000 marks for his capture, but peasants shielded him as villagers ferried him between places to avoid arrest. A year ago he was feted at a farm near Geisenhofen where jealousy led to a young girl informing authorities of his whereabouts.
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Augsberg
Bavaria
Kneissl
Geisenhofen
Kueissi
Missouri allied party nominates state ticket at St Louis
The allied party of Missouri on Thursday night nominated Frank Richey and Henry Ess for supreme court judges, Zach Taylor for the court, Lyman Forgraves and Oswald Hicks for railroad and warehouse commissioners, and John D. Brown for superintendent of public schools. The group urged local self-government, repeals of Nesbit and police laws, and direct election of election and police commissioners, with a big ratification meeting planned Friday evening.
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People of Election and Police Commissioners
Two Children Die in Worcester Fire at Hose Petit Orphanage
In Worcester mass on Friday morning two children Vera and Charles Louen perished in a blaze at the Hose Petit orphanage. Mrs Retit and firemen saved eight other children while she herself suffered severe burns.
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Vera
Charles Louen
Petit Orphanage
Retit
Petit
Wealthy Denver youth Hal Sayre killed in Roswell
Hal Sayre, famed as Denver's wealthiest youth and noted for wild escapades, was shot and killed in Roswell New Mexico on a Wednesday after attempting to enter a widow's house while intoxicated. He was unarmed, having been disarmed earlier in a saloon incident. Sayre, Harvard graduate and Rough Riders lieutenant, was linked to Col Roosevelt and once received a U S commission in the Fortieth United States volunteers.
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Denver
Col
Hal Sayre
Roswell
N. M
W. M. Vandyke
Pecos
Sayre
Harvard
Rough Riders
Col. Roosevelt
Fortieth
United States Volunteers
Heirs Claim Vast Leonard Case Estate in St Louis Visit
Visions St Louis Missouri February 21 Mrs Catherine Case and her children Lillie L Mabel and Lucien Case of St Louis and Elizabeth Case of Denver and Mrs Kate Rich of this city are said to be among heirs to the late Leonard Case Jr of Cleveland Ohio valued reportedly at 60 000 000 to 100 000 000 Mainly real estate in Cleveland s business center is involved Leonard Case died in the eighties and a missing family bible containing essential records hindered settlement M J Dunham of Middleton New York is in town seeking missing relatives among the claimants to the estate.
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ST. Louis, Moc
Catherine Case
Lillie L
Mabel
Lucien Case
St. Louis
Elizabeth Case
Denver
Kate. Rich
Leonard Case, Jr
Cleveland
Leonard Case
M. J. Dunham
Middleton
N. Y
Reed and Wu honor at Waldorf Astoria banquet
Thomas B. Reed and Wu Ting Fang headlined a banquet of American newspaper publishers Association at the Waldorf Astoria. Reed joked about editors while Wu revealed he is a journalist, noting his brother helped found a Chinese newspaper and his own early involvement with circulation. In Parkersburg, ice on frozen ground blanketed the Ohio Valley after Thursday night rain, hindering travel and threatening river interests if the ice remains.
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Reed
Wu Ting Fang
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Waldorf- Astoria
China
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio Valley
The Divorce Mill Names Two Plaints in 1890s Separate Actions
Mrs Louisa Todd seeks a legal separation from John L Todd alleging cruel treatment after their 1898 marriage. Maude Bowditch files for divorce claiming Nathaniel left for Philippine service soon after marriage and has failed to support her. The Knot was tied in the fall of 1899.
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Louisa Todd
John L. Todd
Maude Bowditch
Nathaniel
Philippine Service
FOR SALE AND RENT ADS AND TRAIN SCHEDULES LISTED
Real estate and rental notices mix with transport timetables for multiple rail lines and services. Listings include houses and land for sale, rooms for rent, and loans on valuables, with a broad catalog of local addresses and contact phrases. Several transit schedules show arrivals and departures for Cleveland line and others with stations and times.
Station and corner ticket offices list schedules
Timetable fragment lists ticket offices at station and Illinois and Washington streets Philadelphia Philadelphia and New York routes. It shows departure and arrival times for trains toBaltimore Washington Columbus Louisville Vincennes and other points with various daily slots and connections.
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Illinois
Washington-sts
Phila
Vosesesse
Balt
Wash
Col
Ind
Louis
Rich
Piqua & Col
Vincennes
Mad
Martinsville
N, Vernon & Mad
Dayton & Xenia
Pitts
Phil
Martinsville Ac
Logansport
Chicago
Darton & Springfield
Vincennes Accom
Pittsburg & East
East Spencer
Louisville
Phila. & N
Lim
Richmond
Cincinnati and Dayton Rail Schedules Summary
City Ticket Office details arrival and departure times for multiple services including Cincinnati express, fast mail, and various Cin. & Dayton, Peoria line, Springfield and Columbus Line trains. Includes times for Peoria, Bloomington, Champaign connections, and notable daily schedule entries with multiple am and pm departures.
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CincInnati Express
Cincinnati
Greensburg
Flex
N. Ver
Louis
Vandalia Line
T. H
St. L
West
St. L. Accom
St. L. & West
Western Express
Effingham Ac
St.l
Cincinnati Fast Mail
Dayton
Tol & Detroit
Dayton Um
Toledo
Detroit
Peoria
Bloom
Peo
Champaign Accou
Chicago and Indiana railroad ticket office schedule
Train timetable notes show departures and arrivals for Chi, IND and LOUIS routes with Chicago connections. Times list night and morning services, including fast mail and express trains, vestibule options, and Mononaccom service, across Dec and St Louis routes with various arrival windows.
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Chicago
Fast Mail
Express
Vestibule
Mononaccom
Sevee
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NEW Party
Missouri
Rose Petit Orphanage
Worcester
Mass
Thomas B. Reed
Gotham
New York
Thomas B
Nik
The
Sun
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Tuttle, Bro
Belmont-ave
Fieber & Reilly
Market-st
Thirty-fourth St
R. L. Talbot
Lemcke
Yaryen & Davis
Stevenson
Sacrifice—Residence
Spann & Co
Jasper County
Frank Cooper
Harrison St
Atlas Works
E. Market
Central-ave
Porter
Illinois St
S. Meridian
S. Pine
Moler Barber College
Til
Washingtonst
Oliver-ave
Delaware-st. Oe
SIS
Mac- Connel Bros
Franklin-st
Boston
Mac Connel Bros
Sein
Monarch Gas Engine Co
E. New York and
Belt R. R. If
Victor the Pirates
Delaware
Cor
Georgia
Julia Siegfried
Victor
N. Delaware
Cor. Court of
Indiana Society For Savings
Lemcke Bldg
C. E. Thornton
O. F. Watson
Sec’y
Bremmerman
Cornell-ave
Kistner
N. Delaware, Cor
L. Taylor & Co
Virginia-ave
W. G. Schneider
West Monument Place
E. Wash.st. New
J. W. Bchanan
Tt Aes
Timeis
Goring
Alabama
K_N. MERIDIAN
Ward & CO
Brookers
Indianapollis
Central Loan Company
Stevenson Building
Washington St
Indiana Mortgage Loan CO
Lombard
E. Wash.st
Harding-st
Capitol Ave
Surdam
Wilson- St
Brooker-st
Hardingst
E. Louisianest
Fulton
S. Summit
Wilson-st
N. Senate
S. Shef- Held
W. Morris St
S. Bismarck
W. Wash
Pat
S. Sheffield
Arbor-ave
N. Senate-ave
W. 5Th
W. 13Th-St
Brooker St
St. Clair
Roanoke-st
Ogden-st
S. Liberty
Ohio
Reliable Credit CO
W. Morris
S. Bismarckave
Security Mortgage Loan Coo
Indiana Trust Building
Old Vance Block
Virginia-are
Catharine Wills
Aes
Indianapolis Mortgage Loan CO
Market St
Ertel
Massave
Cook
Senate
WN. Penn
W. Washington
Dearborn
Mongo
E. South
Marton-ave
Woodruff Place
N. New Jersey
N. Twlinois
East Market
Meyer & Kaiser
E. Udell & CO
W. Twenty-eighth-st
Indiana Ave
Miss Kinney
Frank C. Buttz
Indiana
Capitol Aves
J. A. Minturn
Core
Harding
Mass.ave
Rec
New Jersey
New York-st
Dearborn-st
Washington
Alexander Flats
Clerical Promotion Co
South Bena
V Tr
M'Daniels’ Dye Works
Monument Place
Stoddard
Baldwin Block
Corner Market
Virginia
Martin Wade
Meridian
J. Achine
Kentucky
N. Capitol
S. Capitol
Louisiana-st
West St
E. South-st
Bird-st. A
N. East-st
Broadway
Huronst
W. Pratt
N. East
Hutchins
Warren-ave
W. Mich
S. Alabama St
Capitol- -Ave
W. Walnurst
E. Chiast. Ae
N. East-st.ory
S. New Jersey
New York St
10Th
Alabama-st. Ae
Alabama-st
W. Tenth
Peru-ave
Bath
Sir
College
Liberty
Hudson
Capitolave
S. Delaware
Minervast
E. Ohio
Capitol
Bellefontaine
Tinners
E. Hadley
Hotels
Stella V. Rogers
Li N. Tilinois
St. Tr
Emerson Drury
J. W. Buchanan
Maryland
F. J. Bippus & Co
4Th and Austin-aves
Watson & Co
Adams & Krieger
N. Ill.st. Both
Tutewiler
Market
Kregelo
Henry
Vehling
Flanner & Buchanan
Frank A.blanchard
Delawarest
Grinsteiner Bros
Lew Shank
E. Kurtz
H. A. Crossland
Mer
S. Penn
Peerless Foundry, Co
George Powell
City Ticket Office
E. Washer
Union City
St. Louis Ex
Aim
Lafayette Accom
Joafayette
Chi
White City
Pennsylvania Lines
Lake Erie & Western BR
HAM
Dayton RY
W. Wash.ai
Springfield
Columbus
Lynn
Chi, Ind
Louis. RY
Indiana, Decatur
N RY
Arriva
St. L. m
Chi. Express
Pd4
Tuscola aCoom
Dec
St. Syfauyec Uilpm Siam
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