Pattison Sworn In as Governor of Ohio Amid Pageantry
John M Pattison was inaugurated governor of Ohio before an estimated 50 000 spectators backed by a strong parade and guards escort The new leader urged economy and reform in state affairs and pleaded for good government Herrick handed Pattison his commission and Chief Justice Davis administered the oath Pattison spoke from the inaugural stand while snow fell and temperatures hovered near zero The day included a reception and inaugural ball planned for later in the evening plus a smoker at Hotel Hartman and a lower profile with Lt Gov Harris taking office afterward The article also notes a 6 inch snowstorm and ongoing labor union elections with numerous officers named across several trades.
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National American Woman Suffrage Convention in Baltimore
The thirty eighth annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association will meet in Baltimore at the Lyric theater from February 7 to 13. A special rail rate will enable attendees from Washington area to join hearings before Congress and celebrate Susan B Anthony’s eighty six birthday on February 15 at Our Father church. Hotel Belvedere serves as the headquarters.
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Washington
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Earthquake Shock Felt Across Kansas City Area
A distinct earthquake shock lasting 23 seconds to one minute was felt in western Missouri eastern Kansas and southern Nebraska at 6 17 Sunday evening. The motion was north to south and reported by the Scrippa McRae Pressa Association in Kansas City Missouri.
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Missouri
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Nebraska
Unusual Fire Risks Hit Indianapolis and Indiana Cities
The Insurance Press notes unusual fire hazards in Indianapolis and lists Indiana cities with 16,000 plus populations at heightened risk. Included are Anderson, Elkhart, Elwood, Evansville, Fort Wayne, Hammond, Huntington, Jeffersonville, Kokomo, Lafayette, Logansport, Marion, Michigan City, Muncie, New Albany, Richmond, South Bend, Terre Haute and Vincennes.
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Jeffersonville
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Loganasport
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Muncie
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Richmond
South Bend
Serve Haute
Vincennes
Braved Forests Dangers Death Of John Lewie McCormick
John Lewie McCormick died Saturday midnight at 1402 N Copitelave after years of poor health. A pioneer planter settler of Indianapolis he came to the area with an uncle who built a cabin beside the White River. He was born in Ryan county and his family holds a yearly reunion. Surviving are a widow aged 80 and two daughters.
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Love Ends Court Fight for Corey Family Over Child
Mutual friends including many millionaires brokered a settlement in the Corey case. Alan M. Corey and his wife Mrs Laura Cook Corey will remain legally married with no formal settlement, as they agree to keep their family life private for their son's sake. The Carnegie Steel officials banquet in Duquesne club highlighted the social circle backing the deal.
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W. Ellis Corey
United States Fleet Corporation
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New York
Bliss Mabelle Gilman
Carnegie Steel Company
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Court martial resumes at Annapolis naval academy hazing case
The court martial convened at Annapolis resumes with Peterson B Marzoni of Pensacola charged in hazing Fourth classmen Roberts, Tye and Bryant. Accusers testified they did not issue orders for Bryant to go on his head or Roberts to fetch breakfast, and both Bryant and Roberts questioned whether Marzoni forced the stunts.
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Riot at Labor Federation Meeting in Chicago
A mob of delegates charged the platform inside a Chicago hall as 50 police stood by. Chairman McCracken was knocked down, opposition driven out, and Martin B Madden and his faction claimed control with forceful tactics backed by union supporters. The confrontation mirrors the Madden Cold War split and leaves leadership uncertain.
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MORAL EFFECT OF IG INDIANAPOLIS REDUCES JAIL CROWD
The IG policy in Indianapolis led to a drop in jail inmates at the county jail and workhouse sheriff says fewer prisoners than ever. Officials note crowding last year in the workhouse prompted appeals for more space. Also reported: asthma death of Joseph Brinkman 52 from Cottage Ave. Sunday night.
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Installation of George H. Chapman Post officers in G A R Hall
Spectators witnessed the installation of officers for George H. Chapman Post No 209 G A R and the Women’s Relief Corps auxiliary at a packed E Maryland Street hall. W Wheat conducted rituals, with W M Allison as Commander and Nannie Baker heading the auxiliary. Cold badges were awarded to Mrs Catherine Rickets and Mrs Louise High-Kired as flags, and officer lines named for both groups.
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Alisa Press
Menrietty Neal
Eva Crilg
Lydia Kwitt
Mary Sildee
Mary Moor
Lou Lk. Rigg
Storms and State Office Turmoil in Indiana Case
The Star reports Daniel K. Storms faces swift court action to remove him as secretary of state over embezzlement allegations. A final hearing is set by January from district court, with possible vacancy by January 28 if charges hold. The case cites withholding state funds, investment of funds, and settlement disputes as core misconduct. Richmond, Indiana coverage notes Wayne County political divisions and the battle over party leadership and reform candidates.
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Centerville
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Rushville
Sees Hetty Green Declines Loan Asks, Wears Simple Dress
Special to The Sun from Atlanta reports Hetty Green appears tired and heartbroken, refusing to lend money to Minnie Hogan despite a proposed 150 000 loan backed by 350 000 railway securities. Green notes a preference for first class loans and comments on fashion and personal life during the meeting.
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New York
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A LABORER PRAISES GRAPE-NUTS FOR HEALTH
A laborer from Battle Creek shares a testimonial about digestive relief and renewed energy after using Grape-Nuts for a year and a half. He reports improved digestion, elimination of constipation, and better focus for brain work, crediting the cereal as a primary daily meal.
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Robbers Attack Hermit on Cuyahoga River Bank
Special in the Sum, Kent reports a hermit of 25 years living along the Cuyahog river three miles west of Kurt was found dead yesterday morning. A hat with a skull fracture appears from a pick, suggesting robbers. Weber, born in Switzerland, served in the French navy during the Crimean War and the bull war, and helped prevent wrecks on the Baltimore Ohio road near his cabin.
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Two mills closed as boycott affects Pacific coast mills
Seattle dispatch notes a Chinese boycott on American goods prompts the shutdown of the Centennial Milling Company with 240 barrels daily and the Hammond Milling Company with 5 000 barrels daily. The buycott has impacted fuel milling firms exporting on the Pacific coast, worsening industry prospects.
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German troop moves at night near Swiss frontier
Sceippa McRae Prensa Association in Geneva reports Germany has secretly augmented forces along the Swiss and French frontier. Soldiers are moved at night and frontier garrisons are on war footing with big guns mounted, signaling preparation for potential emergencies surrounding the Algeciras Moroccan conference. The action aims to ready Germany for possible developments at the conference.
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Mrs Morris in serious condition after forcible removal
Washington reports Mrs Minor Morris, the woman allegedly removed from the White House, is in a serious state of collapse. Dr Mary Morris and her husband plan to prepare a public statement. Frank Chance, an advertising man, has left the Indianapolis Sentinel to join the Star League of News.
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Jaeger Confesses Sioux City Robbery on Release Request
Aloysius Jaeger, held at the county hospital after a cell injury, admits robbing the American Express company of 1000 dollars in Sioux City 17 years ago and seeks surrender. The firm confirms the robbery occurred as stated but will review his record before deciding on punishment.
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Trial delayed as State and defense must fix trial date
Special Judge Wilburn Wilson granted a continuance in the David B. Sherrick case delaying the criminal prosecution. Both sides were urged to agree promptly on a new hearing date. Attorney A C Harris said the defense was ready to proceed Monday and would meet to plan the date while witnesses from the prior grand jury would be recalled for the new grand jury. The venue for Sherrick’s trial was set for June 15 in Judge Alford's court amid other related hearings.
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Infant smothered by clothing in Lagro incident
In Wabash Indiana on January 5 a month old baby of Mrs Harve Todd Lagro died when heavy clothing smothered the infant during a move to a jam near Alex Pence s farm a mile away too much clothing caused the tragedy and the case is being investigated.
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Speeder Collision on Wabash Bridge Injures Woman
At Hartmans Station near Wabash Indiana a railroad speeder collision on a high trestle left Nin Hicks fatally hurt and her husband critically injured. Hicks was thrown 35 feet to the ground and is now unconscious in a local hospital. The other speeder operator survived with injuries.
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German student praises American banks in Indianapolis visit
Otto Kleesattel of Duesseldorf, son of Prof. Kleesattel, a leading German architect, visits Albert Lieber in Indianapolis. A 21 year old, he is connected with a prominent German banking firm and notes European recognition of American financial superiority.
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McCall’s condition improves says Dr Vanderpoel
Dr George Vanderpoel, family physician to John J. McCall, former New York Life president, reports McCall’s lungs and liver congestion improved but still serious. He adds recovery may come in a few years.
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Jun
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New York Life Insurance Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vital Organs and Cures
An 19th century patent medicine claim extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as restoring vigor and tone to organs and curing ordinary ailments, urging readers to use the tonic for proper bodily function and health maintenance.
Saloons Open on Sunday as Cincinnati Police Lacked Orders
Side doors were left open yesterday as authorities did not attempt to enforce Sunday closing laws. The Scrippa-MoRne Press Association reports raids on gambling charges continued, while police had no explicit orders to close saloons.
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