Ananias Baker Defies Bribery Allegations in Indiana
A special session grand jury investigates alleged bribery involving Ananias Baker a Indiana representative who exposed a bid to influence his vote on a prohibitory cigarette bill. Evidence includes railroad passes and transport requests tied to O A Baker and John Cockrum. The committee reports no other bribery cases and a warrant is out for O A Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Baker
Atianias Baker
Indiana
O. A. Baker
Tobacco Trust
Suike Erie & Western Railroad
John Coelaumn
Chester
Ind
J. P. Shatds
Tie Tekke & Westurn
Biker
Tony
Lee Ouke
Baker
John 4
Cockrum
Musde
Tus
Newspatier
Tobbyles
Herchester
Erle
Ananias Baker
Inmper
Amante Baker
Ridge Alford
Criminal Court
Railit Mendenhall
Rand
Allen Taft
Weary Hartman
George Stradhing
Fred C. Kahle
Trdtanopolia
Fred Mansing
Warren Township
John Stevenson
Irvington
A. Baker
Warnit
Kruger
Poties
Indianapally
Kiein
Warsaw
Ananias“Baker Alo
Inik
Hog Thief Narrows Escape Near Statehouse
A hog of about 175 pounds stolen from a wagon in Weeterg Indiana an other two horse team owner He Cook started toward Indianapolis early morning but noticed the animal missing near the statehouse He reported the loss to police and suspects the pig may still be in the wagon or hidden along the route
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Cook
Weetterg
Ind
Indiananoli
Ston
Sue
Theo
Amitor
Miss Souther
Miss Hunt
Mise Aunt
Imine
Archly
Hinga
Skain Miss Hunt
HAWNKS SENATE DEBATES DEATH PENALTY AMENDMENT
A fragmentary report describes a Friday morning senate session discussing protections and penalties. Senators T Coats and Mona weigh farmer rights and a death penalty proposal amid amendments from the criminal commission.
Wyatt 5 Guilty in Assault Case Trial Outcome
Charis Wyatt was found guilty in a criminal court after prosecutors proved the assault claim against him and the defendant’s alibi was rejected. He faces a prison term of two to 100 years. Pupils visit the legislature as state leaders host a morning matinee. Nineveh and Kennard high schools send delegations to the Senate with teachers and trustees observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis Wyatt
Vhursany
Ele Wilson
Tes
We State Senate
Henry FE. White
Nineveh Hlitz School
Gath Wi
Hia Puntis
Senate
Nineveh
Lleut-Gav
Millers
Kennard High
H. B. Roberts
Schon
Brooks Burkett
Sel Pennington
J. J. Mee Gra
Layton Lydy
Mt. Confort
Senate Chamber
Indianap practical firehouse funds request before board of safety
The Board of Safety was asked to authorize a request to allocate money for two fire stations in the south part of Indianapolis. The exact appropriation amount had not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Dunn
Crues
Indianapaig
Weather Spotter Brief Notes Turbulence Watch
The text is garbled and unreadable with no clear entities or events. It appears to reference weather spotting and turbulence but lacks concrete details, dates, places, or names to summarize into a factual item.
Alps tunnel completed 13 miles through the mountains
Geneva reports the 13 mile Alpine tunnel finished. Philadelphia notes a suspicious infernal machine sent to Senator Penrose found in a mailbox. detectives cautious. Cincinnati reports a fatal stabbing of Amzi Flowers by a suspect from Indianapolis. Washington cites Kentucky congressman Kehan alleging tobacco farmers lost hundreds of thousands. prices halved and possible federal probe. Richmond sees Wickemeyer residence destroyed by explosion injuring two. New York describes a fire at the Mivenite Asylum with boys evacuated. Cleveland reports Chadwick jewel imports seized by customs from Europe.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Philadelphia
Penrose
Cincinnati
William Oglesby
Indianapolis
Amzi Flowers
Washington
Kehan
Kentucky
Tobacco Combine
Richmond
Ind
Henry W. Wickemeyer
New York
Mivenite Asylum
Wuisbel
Cleveland
Customs
Chadwick
Europe
Hoch Held After Coroner Jury Delivers Findings
Buripps Mwr Rae Press Association reports Hoch’s signed confession and statements referenced at a February Chicago session. The coroner's jury verdict found arsenic administered by John Honk and urged John Morelte be held for the grand jury, with a noted 1893 autobiography claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buripps-Mw Rae Press Association
Cincago
Caroner
Ehaun Toch
Reid Arsenit
Ty Marie Hoch
John Honk
John Morelte
Rand
Clarke
Lane A Sheppard seeks divorce custody of children
Lane A Sheppard sues Howry H Sheppard for divorce alleging drunkenness and repeated choking attempts. She seeks custody of their two children.
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Lane A. Sheppard
Howry H. Sheppard
Chile
Track Elevation Bill Passed by House
The House approved the track elevation bill on Friday afternoon by a close vote after a rules suspension motion by Representative Sayre. The bill then passed without dissent, proceeding to the governor for action.
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House of Representatives
Sayre
Society Man Sues a Girl In Indianapolis Court
A society drama unfolds in Justice Smock's court as Walter Smith sues Miss Clare Fleece for a diamond ring and gifts given during their engagement. Miss Fleece testifies of flirtations, a ring, a pillow, and other presents amid jealousy and heartbreak. Mrs Emma Hatare testifies of the call and kiss.
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Walter Smith
Irvington
Clara Fleece
Justice of the Peace Court
Indianapolis
Justice Smock
Delta Tau
Et Butler College
Tevingtos
Misa Chira Fleece
Indiana University
Justien
Clare
Stith
Delta Tauralyrs
Sunday Baseball Bill Killed in House
A Sunday baseball bill failed in the House of Representatives amid heated debate and hurried exits. Several members were noted as opposed, with roll call showing mixed votes and sharp exchanges during the session culminating in the bill's rejection and no revision anticipated in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Frias
Gough
Witeoy
Speckye
James C Carlton Dead and RPA Tot Send Tradpohe
Fragmentary OCR reads James C Carlton dead with references to Mexican War era individuals and a Medford setting. The text is garbled but suggests a mid February notice about death and related names, with uncertain associations to a local council or association and a possible memorial context.
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James C
Carlton
RPA
Paris
Medford
Sere
Papers Consolidate Local News Interest in Sheridan
A February 1 notice from Somlesville Indiana reports the Sheridan Sun consolidating with the Sheridan News after Kellowe Mostarc acquired a stake. The merger affects local publication plans and management structure.
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Tnd
Sheridan Sui
Kelllowe Mostarc
Sheridan News
Where Can a Girl Alone in Indianapolis Find Assistance
An anonymous narrator describes a morning in a city setting, detailing interactions with Miss Souther and Miss Hunt. The account centers on domestic routine, breakfast preparations, and a reluctant, introspective scene as the speaker contemplates seeking help. The passage ends with a note of continuation on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Legislator Threatens Doorkeeper In Parliament Row
An incident in the house Friday saw Renees J. Sweeny of Crawford and Perry counties attempt to enter the engrossing room despite orders from Chief Clerk Charles Hurst. Doorkeeper Jumen LAs blocked him, sparking a confrontation as Hamilton and Satter intervened. A fight with ink and threats ensued, drawing a crowd and prompting possible further action by the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renees
J. Sweeny
Crawford
Perry
Jumen Las
Prempt
Sweeny
Charles Hurst
Thimiltan
Hamilton
Phe
Satter
Rowan
S0 0000N Strike Reaches Scripps Acraepters in St Petersbu
A garbled report from St Petersbug details a strike involving fifty thousand workers tied to Nye BL Peters factories. The text mentions Afrika and Warsaw, with confusion over causes and parties. It notes limited communication with St Petersbugure and ongoing industrial tensions.
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Scripps Acraepters Asbuutation
ST. Petersburg
Nye BL. Peters
Agin
Afrika
Warsaw
Grovia
They Get a License for Unels Sam Rescue
A perplexed young couple sought a marriage license on Thursday with only three known witnesses. County Clerk Bertier required witnesses who know the pair well, and Jahn Yt. Gare ver offered help with affidavits. The couple detained him, revealing his name to the clerk while seeking the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unels
Wolford
N. Serateave
Mia Blanche Dowley
N. Benateave
Bertier
Tivense
Garever
Miller Case Delayed Over Perjury Charge in Police Court
Attorney Miller’s case, tied to a false affidavit about his daughter’s age to enable a marriage, was continued as the warrant led by Wo PL Soutth claimed Miller swore falsely. The wedding in question involved John T. Vowlea, a medical student, and the daughter, a student at Manual training school.
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Miller
BN. Miller
Cowles Ta
Vucedas
They Pleaded Guilty In Copper Band Theft Case
The defendants Avert Lungahort and Harvey Stewart pled guilty to stealing a copper band from the Prinfeld Interurban company. A suspended sentence was imposed, reflecting the seriousness of the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avert Lungahort
Harvey Stewart
AVIAA
Cotort Priday
Prinfeld Interurban
Dudge Aiforit
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East Ohio
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Charles Mayur
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Russ Fresee
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Marconi
Lady Beatrice O'Brien
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Y. W. CA
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