Real Estate Market Active This Spring In City Gains
Real estate agents report a brisk spring market may follow snow melt with winter’s activity strong. Noted transactions include the State Life Building and Western Union Building sales. Spaun & Co. platted Curzon Park. two lots sold before heirs signed papers, prices from 259 to 2400. Prospects for vigorous movement rise as northern city property comes to market and fewer listings remain tied up.
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State Life
Western Union
Spaun & Co
Curzon Park
Senatara
Miscouri-st
Linton Suspect in Linton Murder Probe
Bedford ind February reports place detective Reed and prosecutor Miller with T J A Riddie in Navitation near Reilfora regarding the Ja 1 vestigation of a mudder. The Linton suspect may face arrest as more evidence is sought by the investigation committee which met Saturday. Rochester fire devastates city record losses hit 3 802 500 with insured value 2 306 250.
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Bedford
Ind
J. A. Riddie
Linton
Reilfora
Reed
Miller
Migs Saraty Sehuter
No sympathy for American girls in international marriages
In St Louis Missouri on February 3 the paper notes anti foreign marriages as doomed, citing Judge Foster and Countess Marie R. FP. Penalosa case with divorce and fortune loss. Also reports Lafayette Kentucky: George Sims travels with daughter to Birmingham to stop marriage to Lucius Price. Price and Sims duel in street, Sims shot dead.
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Louis
Foster
Marie R
Penalosa
Decres
Chile
Lafayette
George Sims
Birmingham
Lucius Price
Price
Sims
Gatayette
Smacea
Notes From Indiana Field Contract and Local News
Field contracts for the Sullwan Carnegie Library project are mentioned alongside eclectic local notes. A five cent loaf sale, railway station destruction near North Manchester, and planned Sugacorehurda openings are noted. Mrs Mille Steinburger dies near Taylorsville, 15 children exist. Snead D Marks and family, near West Point, reportedly poisoned by package coffee. Three Elwood hotels idle, a well-dressed man seeks jail lodging.
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Sullwan
Carnegie
Jeffersonville
Atent
Richmond
St. Lailway
North Manchester
Mille Steinburger
Taylorsville
Snead D. Marks
West Point
Music cure for nervous patients in Louisville hospital
The music cure has been prescribed for nervous patients at the sanitary hospital in Louisville. Lysemia melancholy and irritability are the principal diseases reported. Smallpox and pneumonia may be cured by a few days at the stove, but not until the remedy is further developed.
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Louisville
New York Delegates Back Roosevelt Nomination Plan
New York Republicans to instruct for Roosevelt in the national convention with a state convention set for April 2 at Carnegie Hall under Gov Odell amid factional debate. Separate items report a civil case, a rail company verdict against Enos railroad, a guardian’s claim, and various local notices from Chicago to Birmingham.
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New York
Roosevelt
Odell
Cacnegie Tall
Louin F. Payne
Bas Dean Ditterty
Ronsevile
Dodge Carter
Cas Meron
Tallansgalla Enos Railroad
Tak
Marie D. Shutters
Richard Smishey
Gwvernict
Vom Wing
Pringina
Sigma Chi Tales From Alumni Night Echoes Old Fraternity
An old Sigma Chi alumni night recollects stories and names from the era, with accounts of badges, lights, and a room full of speakers. Prominent attendees include Judge Ferris, Andee Brown, Lieutenay Gr Hon, Judge Vinton, and John T. Metstehcan among others, all sharing humorous anecdotes and reflections.
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Ferris
Cincianti
Andee Brown
Dayton
Lieutenay
Gr Hon
Obin
Vinton
Lafayet
John T. Metstehcan
Chicago
Uth Vre
Smith van Bresieen
Dale Crinenterger
Wadge
Wiley
Hemel
Mayer Talla Willd
St Laue
Tolsto to War Fund Donation Reported in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg Count Tolstal, famed Rasputin author, reportedly gave 100 pieces of his work to a war fund. Proceeds were to aid Russian troops in the Far East amid ongoing hostilities.
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RT. Petersburg
Count Tolstal
Rasenanthor
Silo
Far East
Board of Health Report Highlights Smallpox Outbreak Claims
Dr Samuel McGaughey says the Cowity board of health annual report notes the 12 outbreak of smallpox remains the heaviest known and vaccination is blamed for spread while the prejudice against vaccination is said to be largely responsible. The US Board of Health and another agency deny a circulating letter alleging vice rings. Roosevelt estate filings reveal real estate transfers in Marion County. Catherine Lickey, 74, widowed four times, faces pension issues after marriage history reports.
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Board of Health
Samuel McGaughey Han
Cowity Board of Health
Married While He Lay Seriously Sick in Farmount
In Farmount Indiana on February 7 Miss Margaret Mey James wed Dr Glenn Henley as he lay gravely ill at home with pneumonia. His parents were traveling in Europe. The ceremony was accelerated so she could care for him during his illness.
Battle in a Car Ends With Multiple Wounds
In Milfort Utah Fen, an attempted hold up led to a rapid car chase. An outlaw and two Italian laborers were shot as officers tried to arrest two suspects. Fifteen men fled. one Moore was captured after being wounded while others escaped.
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Milfort
Fen
Ons Scaperado
Marshal Hickman
San Pedro
Tindlang
Progres
Suapenin
Tl. Moore
Typhoid Fever Claims Local Family in Sioux Falls
A son of Jamen Nougherty died of typhoid fever in Sioux Falls on February 7. The illness has affected the family, with two others critically ill and another member whipped open to view the remains, as officials report ongoing concerns over the outbreak.
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Sioux Falls, & D
Jamen Nougherty
Isbely
Louisiana
Estate Worth Twenty Million Attributed To Decatur Man
Decatur resident Alexander Le Brag and a city council member is named as heir to an estate valued at about 20 million. The inheritance is traced to an uncle who died in France, with the assets reportedly totaling roughly 20,006,700 francs. The story notes the unusual currency and questions surrounding the estate.
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Decatur
Alexander le Brag
Way
Local Double Wedding Near Bunkly Hears Mullins Operate
In Bunkly Kentucky on Friday Green Combs and Miss Leonia Combs wed along with Spencer Comba and Adsling Combs. Gumual W Mullins allegedly oversaw the ceremony as family members described themselves as close kin including brothers, sisters, and cousins in attendance.
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Bunkly
Green Combs
Leonia Combs
Spencer Comba
Adsling Combs
Gumual W. Mullins
Wit Brothers
Abd Orides
Man Ends Smoking Habit After Hospitalization
Leonard Hradley, a patient at City Hospital, suffers nicotine poisoning after smoking 50 cigarettes daily since age five. He recalls daily intake, but after hospitalization at Bellevue, he reports no further desire for cigarettes and hopes to quit.
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T. Loves
Leonard Hradley
Tarred and Feathered Peeper Trounces Village Hubbub
A village womanizer was tarred and feathered by residents after a spree of provocations. A mob paraded him through the streets, leaving him bruised and humiliated before fleeing toward the town. The incident ended with a warning to cease advances or face further punishment. In Chicago, Dante J. Butty, a boat trade leader, received a warm reception upon return.
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Sully
Chicago
Danteh J. Butty
Births Deaths and Marriages in Gala Ward Notices
A fragmented notice lists births including Tibury and Isabel Owen, and listings for Josey Chambers and others at various addresses. Deaths tag Maude F Seales and Harrison Gailey, with ages and locations. Marriages note Whitin Smith and Indiana Barion and Louise Sonn Wel, plus Gaillicotte and Bernice King. Building permits show several dwelling and business row entries with values.
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Whitin Pmith
Indiana Barion
Mathas Mathiison
Louise Sonnwel
Eimet White
Grace Bartlett
Loner
X. Gailicotte
Bernice &. King
British Columbia Faces Financial Turmoil and Tax Burden
A U S consul report from Victoria outlines BC's fiscal year deficit of 1518, prompting retroactive taxes on almost all valuables. Legislature imposes levies, reviews land grants, and hikes rail costs from 3.60 to 5 per mile as treasury watchdogs purge government jobs to curb losses.
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Washington
British Columbia
Brace
U. S
A. E. Smilin
Victoria
Lhat
Treasury
Woman gives up teeth hat and shoes over debt in Wheeling
Sadie Milbert of Bottnive, Wheeling, was forced to liquidate a $3 debt to Joe Burns by surrendering her false teeth, hat, and coat. Burns testified at the justice court how Milbert had a new set of teeth installed costing $10, borrowed funds enabling the deal. Milbert's possessions were seized via writ of replevin as the statutes against such dispositions were cited.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Sadie Milbert
Bottnive
Joe Burns
Burs
Justice of the Peaty
Ililbert
Locus
Burns
EU Abe
Notable Charitable Offer Promises Home Treatment Booklet
An actress identified as Mrs. It Sammets advertises a free tome detailing a home remedy for uterine and female health issues. The offer includes instructions and a mailing address at box 405, Netre, asking mothers of suffering daughters to share with others and suggesting a weekly cost of about 12 cents to guarantee a cure.
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Notre Dame
Daushiers
Sammets
Babe Found Wrapped in Fine Clothes on Louisville Steps
In Louisville a baby girl was found on steps in an expensive clothing wrap. The infant’s attire implies wealth and quality garments, including cream silk and satin lining. Mrs. Nica Aller later identified a child as her granddaughter, and police view the case as a mystery detective clue requiring further inquiry.
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Tlocisville
Peaday Wight
J. de Lom
Surumous
Avery
Nica Aller
J Maby
Mistook Father for Thief and Shot Him in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia a dairyman Louis Leinweaver was shot by his son Thomas who mistook him for a robber. Hearing suspicions from a crowd the son investigated and fired upon what he believed to be the marauder. Leinweaver survived but suffered severe injuries.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Douis
Thomas
Tison
San Oibes
Noticiig
New York Stocks Open Quiet Amid Turbulent Trade
Markets opened quietly with limited buying and mixed activity across issues. Industrials slipped as utilities and rail shares showed uneven moves while overall sentiment remained cautious and prices edged lower at the session’s start.
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New York
New Yori
Mohiinn
Unian Prelfie
Auherivan Loomotive
Amathy
Alatetent Guyeramer Bens
Patty Ge Metso
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Live Stock and Grain Prices
Live stock receipts and prices from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show demand for cows, heifers, pigs, wethers, and lambs with bids in the five to eight dollar range and prime lots noted. Chicago grain prices on wheat corn and oats move with modest gains and losses as February closes.
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