Kaiser William Silver Wedding and Royal Marriage
A fragment from a 1900s era report recounts Kaiser Wilhelm and Empress Augusta’s silver wedding anniversary in Berlin marked by parades and palace festivities. It notes the marriage of their son to Duchess Sophia Charlotte of Aldenburg and includes personal excerpts about confinement, imprisonment, and longing for freedom interwoven with former court life and a young woman’s reflections on loss, love, and ambition.
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Seriaps-MeRae Press Ansociation. Herm
Willem
Augusta
Germany
le- Hay
Eite
Frederick
Sophia Char- Jing
Aldediburg
Berlin
Hanging at taunted gallows after strangling victim
Special to The Sun reports in Santa Fe New Mexico that John Cte ler a comer who kite James Reddine sind Charles Purdy were hanged after a murder inside a cell. The wound from a pocket knife failed to sever the artery and caused a prolonged struggle before the trap and noose brought death by strangulation.
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Santa FE
N. MM
John Cteler
James Reddine
Charles Purdy
Fay
Tans
Cottey
Endurance Tests Spark Two World Records in Battle Creek
In Battle Creek Michigan on February tests by Yale Protos athletes set world records in physical endurance. Protos of Yale and B.A Mere led the efforts at Pariterium nnrse with Dr. Eliott OG Waasoner contributing. The performances, aiming to break the former marks, drew near-record fatigue and strong competition from rival contenders.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Protos
Yale B
Eliott OG
Waasoner
Ale Tor
Noord
Kaiser Sketches and Berlin Anniversary Prized Mine
An unclear fragment mentions Kaiser sketches and Berlin events with references to anniversaries and prizes. The readable parts reference People, places, and possible ceremonial notes amid garbled text. No clear events, dates, or organizations are ensured by the available words.
Jury May Not Result In Indictment In Schafer Case
Bedford Indiana February judge Wilson appoints J Frank Hamer as grand jury foreman to probe the murder of Miss Sarah Schafer a year ago. Witnesses begin testimony as detectives scrutinize suspects. Many locals doubt the new jury will reach a verdict, citing past acquittals and belief that James McDonald killed Schafer.
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Bedford
Ind
Wilson
J. Frank Hamer
Lawrence County
Sarah Schafer
Wilvon
Hart
Wilsan
James McDonald
Mies Schafer
Hamer
McDonal
Various Public Events Led by Civic Groups and Churches
The executive committee of the Civic Improvement Association will meet Wednesday at the Commercial building to elect officers and plan a lecture by J Horace McFarland on March 3. Many clubs and societies announce upcoming meetings, socials, dances, and programs across churches and community centers, including lectures by Judge A O Marsh, prayer services, art recitals, and a St Patrick observance with scheduled activities through Tuesday to Friday at multiple venues in Indianapolis.
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Jinda
Jvtah
J. Horace McFarland
Indiana Delta Epsilon Association
Denison
Vo Minger's Affinn
Franceshire
Milnois
Sixteenth-sts
Joseph Littell
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Women's Home Missionary Society of
Kall Place
E.R. Morris
N. Delawareeat
Mutual Service Association
Roberta Park
Aid Society
Union Congregational Church
Goulman
Montcalmst
Women's Foreign Missionary Sadiets
Tenth-al
M's
Ida Center
B. Tenth-st
Skat Club
Teone Wil
Quera Esther
Mayonhall
Coloniaj Rovinty
Walter Wiles
Martin Methodist Church
Wevses Susbury Rubin
Hoytave
Neorab Waxbury
Bible Investigation Club
Young Men's ‘Hristian Assocition
A. O. Marsh
Juniins
Paperhangers’ Union
Castle Hall
Tarhutt Block
Bertha Jasper
Wednes
Jeesle
Marion Club
Plana
Compton Lodge
Gage Indes
Temple
Roberts Park Church
GD. Wolfe
Fletcher-pince Methodist Church
Irelind
Maren
Scelal
Roberts Park Methodist Church
Anisinsans
Central Christian Church
Federation of Austaries of Christianehyrenes
Grand Army Hall
Maryland St
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Golden Rule Acelvtys
Nonunion man beaten in transit case continued
Thomas Fawn described as a fierce slugger is accused of seriously beating John Leisure, a nonunion Levey Brothers printer, in a Greenfield car after Leisure questioned the attack. Leisure remains hospitalized with head injuries. Fawn fled toward Detroit and was tracked from Indianapolis to Logansport before capture.
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Allus Fortus
Indianapolia
Logansport
John Leisure
Levey Brothers & Co
Fawn
Leisure
Fawn ix
Detroit
Lejsur
Letaurs
Frews
Indiamapoux
Greenfield
Pawn
Helans
Warde
Hawn
Franklin
Indiscopolis
Patraman Digkinson
Gaylord Hawkins
Lagansnig
Pay
City Votes Regulation of Public Dance Halls and Raises
City council approved the new ordinance regulating public dance halls after a special meeting. Police Chief Hubert Metz spearheaded enforcement plans, outlining fines from $1 to $5 and steps to classify venues. The measure also raises several salaries, redistributes staff across departments, and tightens curfew and supervision to protect young women on nights out.
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Raaf
Harry Wea
Charles‘ i Prown
Rilef
Charley Orter
Patio Hearth
Cty
Coonchiman
Albert Whitth
Lorna
Atoa
Erty
Etty
Reany
Inglandes
Chicago discrimination theory shifts trade toward Indianapolis
City news notes discuss a theory that Chicago bias against Indiana people could redirect trade to Indianapolis. Other items report Indiana union cases, Prohibition meeting in New York, Phi Phi Mu officers, St Andrew Brotherhood officers, a murder verdict, funeral notices, and a Ludwig Fulda lecture in Indianapolis with tickets forty cents.
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Chicago
Indiana
Indianapolis
Marion Club Plans New Clubhouse Choices Outlined
Marion club members receive letters detailing three building plans for a new clubhouse. Voted proposals include a new site at Pennylvania and Vermont streets for about 50000 dollars, expanding the current building, or a mid option with a front addition. Members meet Wednesday night to discuss, and Friday vote decides the plan to proceed.
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Ehih
Secs
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Indiana Democratic Club
Mecomer
Penne Nylvania
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Ilditinnaim
Albert EB. Uhl
Art
Dyspepsia veteran credits Postum in freeing 20 years of suffering
A London reader recounts decades of dyspepsia and giddiness worsened by coffee and tea. After trying Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts, she stops tea, improves in days, regains strength, and notes red blood and a revived appetite. She promotes Postum to neighbors and cites relief from the ailment.
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England
Shore Lane
London
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Beath Result Of Injuries Ends Local Pioneer Life
Merday noon at his home on Southeastern avenue died from injuries caused days earlier in an accident. The deceased, born in Culpeper County Virginia in 18 served as a veteran and leaves a widow and two sons. He lived in the city for 40 years and was connected with local meat dealers and wagon trades. The body will be taken to Washington for burial as details of the drive and services are outlined by authorities.
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Ertha
Paris
New York
Daniel Hartman
New Castle
Hartman
Ee Ludwig Fulda
Ludwig Fulda
Schiller
Faward C. Bimmes
Pss
Southeastern Ave
Indusries Coum
Hems
Sirglona
Washincton
Griontalests
Culpepper
Virsina
Grace Methodist
Pekin Palace Disorder Sparks Beijing Tension
Alarming rumors spread of an outbreak at the Pekin palace while Yuan Shi Kui, viceroy of Ch province, allegedly moves 3000 troops toward the capital. Reports mention government officials and varied figures connected to a commission overseeing new building work near the fir grounds.
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Sesippa-McNine
Shanghai
Pekin
Yuan Shi Kui
Ch Province
Missing Count Found in Woods in Wisconsin
Anler 4 j search lasting four months by police and three consulates located Count Edward I de Noyer, a Belgian nobleman accused of stealing 325000 from his wife’s estate and fleeing last November. He claimed hypnosis and turned over 60000 cash and 125000 in certificates to his wife. they planned to sail for Belgium from New York. He was found dressed as a woodsman with 40000 in his trunk.
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Escandia
Wis
Anler
Edward I de Noyer
Patt
Jevonne Herbeye
Big Wire
Avirens
New York
Belgium
Paria Bank
State to Plant Corn Amid Hopeful Farm Plan
A state board of trustees met at the statehouse in Madison with Gov Henry John Hitz and the farm superintendent to discuss plans for crop placement for the year. The meeting focused on guidance and support for the Southeast Farm project and the Tulane program as they prepare for upcoming planting efforts.
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Tulane
Statehouse
Henry John Hitz
Turned From Home All Are Given Orders to Find New Homes
A New York Sun report describes mass eviction notices served by HL A Lewarth for the Pennsylvania New York at Long Island Railroad Co. affecting seven families on Ninth and Tenth Avenues. Tenants, led by Mrs Moran with 12 children, face April eviction as rents unpaid and property reassigned for railroad facilities. The event draws local drama as residents seek shelter and a statement from officials.
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Tenneylvania
Long Island Railroad Company
Technno
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Kaiser’s second son Prince Eitel Fritz wed Duchess Sophia
Berlin February 7 The Kaiser's second son Prince Eitel Fritz of Prussia married this afternoon in the chapel of the Imperial palace to Duchess Sophia Charvilie of Oldenburg. The ceremony was attended by over 1,000 guests including members of nearly every European royal family.
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Scrippa-MeRar Tress Association
Berlin
Eitel Fritz
Prusats
Imperial Palace
Sophia Charvilie
Oldenburg
Europe
Massacre reports in Naichang bring updated details
Shanghai dispatches revise earlier aid figures on Naichang China killings. Two Kingdam children survived after earlier reports of death. The older child was wounded while the younger was rescued. The destroyed building belonged to Plymouth brethren. Catholics at Naichang warned by foreseen danger felled their premises. Nearby travel notices promote Pacific Coast rates and tours via Chicago.
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China
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