Secret Oku order captured amid war calls for relentless advance
An Oku order captured in Murden reports insists all ranks fight without mercy and press an unyielding offensive as the war continues. The note warns against hesitation and urges commanders to punish the indecisive. No peace indicated. London reports Hayashi sees Russia pressing on, while Berlin denies German mediation offer between Japan and Russia.
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Bcripph-M'Ras Press Association
Murden
Oku
Givant
Scripps-M Rre Press Associatiud
London
Haton Hayashi
Juslin Ran Ree
Russia
Rustsia
Berlin
Coogne Gazette
Ofce
Germany
Japan
Laundry 47 Asylum’s Notable Wardrobe Feature
The hospital showcases its laundry with seven young women in gray dress uniforms. The dry rooms stand out as a modern feature, processing all clothes used in the institution. Mrs Mary Kony supervises the unit, regarded as among the best in the facility.
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Grusham
Mie
Mary Kony
Lulu Frenk Improves After Hospital Treatment
Lina Lule Prenk, once admitted to Deaconess Hospital under Mrs J Le Liebling, has completed treatment and is on the road to recovery. An insanity commission had earlier deemed her insane, but a hospital reevaluation found a simple ailment correctable by operation, with mood improving rapidly and return to normal condition anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Lule Prenk
Mdeaconess
Man and Woman Held Over Seeming Sequel Case
The sequel to the arrest of Harry C. Davis comes as Scha cherer is jailed for loitering and Mrs. Sehacherer is arrested for proper conduct after a theft involving three rings and $15. Police cite Davis’s account with a woman as partly credible, while other parts are seen as fabrication to aid his defense. The case is under investigation with a prominent Shelbyville citizen likely to be mentioned in court.
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Harry C. Davis
Jacob Sehacherer
Shelbyville
Schacherer
ShiIngville
Regulating Liquor Sales Passes Senate Amid Debate
The bill to regulate first liquor sales, supported by temperance workers and endorsed by Mquer Interesta, passed the senate 37 to 1. The crowd gathered for discussion, with no opposition, and Senator Milburn’s explanation aided swift passage.
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Penater Awwutt
Senate
Hind
Milburn
Thief Switches Rings at Chris Derpholder Jewelry Store
A stranger visited Chris Derpholder's jewelry store on B Washington Street Tuesday afternoon, switching a Si Kurat diamond ring and a Veluit ring while leaving without buying. The theft was not noticed until Wednesday morning as jewelers guard trays to detect removals promptly. the suspect exited with no purchase, and a substitution scheme is suspected.
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Chris Derpholder
B. Washingtowat
Bernholder
Hicks Issued Charges in Indiana Dental College Case
In a superior court filing Harry Hicks, former treasurer of the Indiana Dental College, is accused of misappropriating 19,666.31 dollars and using funds for speculation. He was removed from office last Friday and a substitute elected. Investigators found checks totaling 14,000 dollars drawn for Hicks and two 5,000 dollar checks credited to him. The college says funds were moved to a reserve at Indiana National Bank and later misused. George Hunt, his successor, uncovered most of the embezzlement.
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Harry
Hicks
Maay Rrvang
Indiana Dental College
Orice
Sying
New York
Indiana National Bank
of Hera
George Hunt
CITY RECORD FOR A DAY Births and Deaths Include Many Names
Births list numerous couples and addresses with added names in a day’s city record. Deaths report causes and ages including cerebral hemorrhage pneumonia and convulsive diseases with multiple names and locations across the roster.
Prisoners to Work After March In Richmond Jail
Richmond Ind Feb 22 prisoners of the county jail will have to work after March 1 plans for the work are not yet determined. It is likely men under sentence will be used to clean city streets with a fallback to prison yard labor if needed. Mrs Gard is missing Plainfield woman Emma Gard left home Jan 15 and her husband Sling Gard asks Indianapolis police to locate her with no word since.
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Richmond
Ind
Mes. Gard
Sling Gard
Plainfield
Indianapolis
Tie Wits
Sirs
Emma Gard
Noth~ng
Fesmorue
Te Walla
Eithith Brothers
Meridian Rt
Griffith Brothers
Kate
Maryland St
Rosie
Death penalty given Donahue in Indiana case
Edward Donahue, convicted of murdering Arminter Northam and Northrup, was sentenced to death by hanging in Crown Point Indiana. The jury took four hours to reach verdict as Donahue showed little emotion. Donahue, an itinerant veterinary surgeon, lured Northam to a county road, killed him, and fled in a vehicle before being captured in Syracuse New York. A motion for a new trial will be argued Thursday. if denied he will be sent to the Michigan City prison for execution.
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Crown Point
Arminter Northrup
Lake County
Wichigan City
Ind
Scripps-M'Raz Press Association
Edward Donahue
Benton Harbor
Rich
Donahue
Northam
Benton Turber
Siling Northrup
Lonahue
Betton Harbor
Man Interferes In Juvenile Court Sentencing
In Indianapolis on a Wednesday morning Clavies Dudley 21 tried to disrupt Isabella Wilson 15 in her sentencing to the Indiana Reform School for Girls Judge Stubbs halted him and admonished him and suspended Wilsons sentence sending her to the Home of the Good Shepherd Dudley had allegedly arranged a tale to align with Wilsons account and faced potential criminal charges for stolen tires and other items in a wider case for receivership of stolen goods
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Isabella Wilson
Isabella
Lebanon
Ind
Tayhella
Charles Tudiey
Bin
Stubbs
Variound
Charles Dudley
Dudley
Heareey
Isebella
Resform
the Good Shepherd
House Ways and Means approves tariff cut on Philippines
The Ways and Means Committee, by 9 to 1, reported favorably a bill reducing tariff duties on tobacco and sugar from the Philippines to 2 percent of the rate. Democrats offered an amendment for free trade, which was defeated.
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Scripps-Spare Press Association
Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Philippines
Indiana honors Owen with Capitol rotunda display
Indiana women allowed to exhibit a boat of Robert Dale Owen in the state capitol rotunda on Tuesday morning. Owen, born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1771, founded the New Harmony colony in Indiana.
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Owen
Indiana
Robert Dale Owen
Atute Capitol
Glasgow
Beotland
New Harmony
Legislature fails to adopt railway pay limit amendment
A Topeka Kansas report notes a constitutional amendment to bar legislators from voting on railroad passes and to raise lawmaker pay failed in the house by a narrow margin on Wednesday. The item reflects a clipped political update drawn from the local press.
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RAE
Topeka
Kes
Hood's
Trombley Held Over In Marion County Jail Visit Frenzy
Frank Trombley, serving a life term for murder in Sullivan County, spent several days under Marion County jail watch. While in Indianapolis he attracted many visitors including women who offered mercy money for visits. Louise Trombley, wife, asked Sheriff Sournier why he was still held in Marion County and requested a visit.
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Jeshissy
Frank Trombley
Marion County
Trombley
Tone
Ufe
Sullivan County
Indianapolis
Nate
Sherif Iid Sournier
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Maishand
Louise Trombley
Defense of Danville local notice in Mon day issue
Danville residents defend the town after ex-attorney general Mr Ketcham slandered Danville in a courtroom. They cite six daily trains and good hotel and railroad accommodations, offer to fund his exit if he overstates prices, and sign by J J Darnell from Danville February 21, 196.
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Ketcham
Accase
Danville
Mitte
J. J. Darnell
Washington Birthday Celebration at Germania Hall
The Eastern Benefit Society plans a second annual Washington birthday event at Germania hall on Wednesday evening. A prize will honor the fancier and more comical costumes with a couple representing Mr and Mrs George Washington. Committees report all preparations complete for a grand social affair.
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Washington
Eastern Benefit Society
Germania Hall
George Washington
Connelly Charged in Campbell Case Fall Likely Guilty
Connelly, linked to the Campbell investigation, fled the scene and provided new material. He alleges the Oregon Pacific Railroad shares guilt with the Standard Oil company in a conspiracy tied to a dirty facts scheme.
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Bays M. P
Gcrippl-E Rad Press Association
Chanute
Kas
Feb
BE. Connelly
Live Stock Market Reports From St Louis and Pittsburgh
Market reports show cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs receipts across St Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Chicago. Prices vary with steady to higher trends in parts, with hogs showing active demand and higher values, while cattle and sheep receipts for the period indicate fluctuations in market strength.
Doctor Chadwick Resumes Practice in Cleveland
Dr. Leroy H. Chadwick, husband of Cassie Chadwick, announced on February 2 that he has resumed his medical practice. He stated he will attend to all patients who call and that he is in need of money, urging prompt service to secure funds.
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Acripps-Awrae Press Association
Cleveland
Leroy
Chadwick
Cassie Ly Chadwick
Dai
Fimfamming
AIS
Simgie
Japanese orders torpedo boat destroyers built
The Japanese government has ordered immediate construction of torpedo boat destroyers. Fifteen to be built in government yards and ten in private yards, with production starting at once.
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Ecripps-Burae Press Association
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo market reports show active trading and steady values across cattle sheep and hogs. Prime steers bring about 5.40 to 5.85 per hundredweight while common to choice hogs average around 4.10 to 7.00. Dairy cows and veal meat receipts reach about 10,000 with mixed grades. market news notes firm demand and varied prices across categories.
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East Buffalo
Echipps-Mrae Press Association
East Buppalo
Asiow
Price Wethers
Barat
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 19.00 and 19.000 dropped for Thursday with market mixed. Hogs receipts 28.0 with estimated Thursday market higher. light rough and mixed around 4.4 to 4.59. pigs about 1.1566.45. Sheep receipts 5,200 with native lambs around 34.00 and native sheep about 1.40 to 65.6% specifics vary by grade.
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Chicago
Scripps A Rae Press Association
Vhivago
Brain operation helps violent juvenile boy
Juvenile court officials report a boy once described as vicious and a threat to younger children underwent brain surgery at Deaconens Hospital. After ten days, mother Mrs Ely says he can walk and play again. Doctors say the operation may restore normal behavior. Childrens Aid Society involved and Dr Kolmer examined the case.
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Ikea Heey
Witte Holley Roberts
Safes lifted from debris after Meridian fire in Indiana town
Fire wreckage at Meridian street and nearby buildings reveals safes moved from ash and debris. Work crews prepare windlass hoists to recover items from ruined vaults while mills relocate to new workshops. Officials expect business disruption but view the blaze as potential advertising for rebuilding.
Explosion Narrowly Foils Rush Chemist in Hoch Case
An explosion in the Rush Medical College laboratory of Prof. Walter Haines destroyed much of the material from Mrs. Welker Hoch's stomach analysis linked to Johann Hoch. Haines survived with hair burned and injuries. There is enough stomach tissue left to complete the analysis to aid a murder charge. The prosecutor's office feared loss of key evidence would hinder Hoch's case.
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Scripps
RAE Press Association
Chicago
Walter Haines
Rush Medical College
Mra. Welker-Hoch
Johann Hoch
Haines
Achot
Scandal in a' Flat in divorce case precedent
Tadge McManter seeks second fee restraining order in the Frank J. Douglass divorce from Lydia Douglass. He blocks £2 deposited to Mrs. Dowiginet, claiming the money is his. The restraining order was issued Nov 17 after Douglass was accused of admitting to prevent withdrawal. The case alleges Lydia Douglass committed adultery with Lemon H. Trotver at their Euergle flats.
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Tadge McManter
Frank J. Douglass
Lydia Hay
Dougles
Ind National Bank
Lydia
Lemon H. Trotver
Euergle
Hogs lower in Indianapolis market report
No clear overall trend as hogs slide in Indianapolis with prices around 3 cents lower at the top, cattle and sheep largely steady. Trading active for eastern shipments and local packers, with most business between 4 and 5 dollars per hundredweight, market closing quiet and easy.
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Indianapolis
T.recripta
Tradak
Jnamo
Washington and Lincoln Revered in Philadelphia Address
President Roosevelt visited Philadelphia delivering a tribute to George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. He spoke at the Academy of Music after a cordial reception with Gov. Pennypacker and Rear Admiral Clark, urging faith, justice, and readiness for war as keys to peace and national strength. He noted Washington’s and Lincoln’s stature and urged citizens to honor their memory yearly.
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Scripps-Mwrre
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Brandst
Washington. Mec
Academy of Music
Academy
Hanu
Gov. Pennypacker
Clark
Roosevel
George Washington
Anatian
Washington
Lincoln
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Ecripps-M'Raf Press Association
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Abnociati
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