Council faces tough votes on new city housing and tank rules
At a Monday special meeting, Indianapolis considers ordinances to elevate tanks on Massachusetts Ave with a city cap of 50 dollars and seek 5000 dollar contributions from the Interurban and Terminal Co. A housing ordinance to curb overcrowded tenements follows, urged by City Attorney Warrum and the Board of Health to limit room occupants due to unsanitary conditions.
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Escapee Blassenger Returned After Marion County Workhouse Break
William Blassenger, former West Indianapolis ex-convict, escaped from the Marion County Workhouse by sawing through a cell wall. He was recaptured Saturday after authorities found improvised saws hidden in a dirt-filled flower box in the officers’ dining room. He remains confined to a cell and will not be put to work until his agitation subsides. His wife is not believed to have supplied the tools.
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Senators Joke Delays Adjournment Beset by Washington Banter
In a late Thursday Senate session Aldrich and Spooner exchanged light humor over adjournment as debate stalled. The exchange centered on delaying until Monday with Spooner joking about adjournment and the chamber reacting with smiles, while the motion to adjourn Monday was not voted on.
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Burial of Henry Howes
Henry Howes, who filed at City Hospital, will be buried Tuesday at 10 o clock. Tewan formerly a bookkeeper at the Mooney Miller drug company store.
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Gillespie Now a Convict at Michigan City Prison
James Gilleenle, accused murderer of his twin sister Elizabeth, is recorded as inmate No. 37 at Michigan City Prison. He arrived with $3 in his possession and has begun serving his sentence.
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Alteration Sale Promises Room For Alterations
A local sale announces space for alterations and offers shirts at regular prices from 1.50 to 2.00, including Manhattans, highlighting the need for adjustments and selection.
PAYS CONSTABLE FOR MARRIAGE VENTURES INTO COURTS
Henry Engs sues in circuit court alleging a conspiracy in a matrimonial deal involving Constable McDonald and Justice Nickerson. He claims $15 was paid to secure his arranged marriage to Blanche Hammon, with motive to coerce him into wedlock. The suit details arrest, jail stay, and alleged coercion as part of the scheme.
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Insane Man Rankin Dies at Central Insane Hospital
Coroner Tilewiler investigates the death of George W Rankin aged 50 at the Central Insane Hospital. Rankin’s relatives suspect a robbery or assault after he vanished last Wednesday and reported being robbed. He suffered broken ribs, and deputy coroner Dunlavy says the fatal injury likely remained undiscovered for days.
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Cocaine Crime and Victim Profiles in Indiana Avenue Area
A detailed report portrays cocaine users in a four block area near Indiana Avenue and Toledost. Patrolman Jake Kurtz cites fifty users, noting cocaine is sold in drug stores for five cents and often obtained by discreet, quick purchases. The piece describes the social reach of the drug, methods of use, and associated petty crime, with specific locals and individuals named as examples.
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Peabody and Adams clash over governor seat amid protest
Scripps-Howard reports Denver dispatch: Governor Peabody claims Adams will contend the seating, while Adams vows to contest if needed. The dispute centers on party unity and supreme court appointments as miners seek to return unmolested, with threats of further political moves and potential departures to protect interests.
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Mabel Wright Dies After Leaving Dance Hall Mystery
Mabel Wright a refined Chicago girl, died after reportedly swallowing chloroform near a dance hall. Her death follows an evening of dancing with a mysterious cab figure and unknown to her parents, as investigators pursue leads about the strange case.
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Conflicting Leaders to Meet on Grand Conference
Special to the Sun Washington reports that Janet and the centers and leaders of both houses prepare another conference after a meeting with the NECeN President Rusaevept. The talks aim to address varied matters before Congress including interstate commerce law. parties are not ready to adopt definite conclusions yet.
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Tortured and robbed lawsuit recited in garbled names
Fragmented OCR describes a violent robbery and torture involving multiple individuals including Satah Lang and Behl, with mention of cattle theft and suspects Edwin and Metheny. The passage is incoherent but conveys a violent home invasion scene and a confrontation with revolvers at the doorway.
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Tragic Dogger Bank inquiry council forms in Paris
Paris dispatch reports an international commission convened to investigate the Dogger Bank tragedy. Admiral Fournier elected chairman as the body plans decrees to regulate and guide the inquiry, with a focus on establishing procedures and oversight.
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Feeds Rats Poison and Boarding House Murder Suspect Arrested
A Belvidere boarding house owner’s wife is jailed for murder after rats were fed poison to a sick inmate. The district attorney of Allegheny County will conduct a murder inquest. Separate item reports the Houston liner Narmodious colliding with the Furtung off Anglesey amid English coast gale damage to several vessels.
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Journalist Decorated With Legion of Honour Badge
Paris report June 9 notes the first among those honored with the Legion of Honour includes journalist and magazine writer Frederick Courthant Peatient and other prominent Americans. The ceremony marked a notable recognition of cross Atlantic contributions to journalism and the arts.
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No Race Deaths Reported In Family Notice
A damaged OCR notice from Kentucky names Mr and Mrs Chait and their children Theodore Roosevelt Chait William McKinney Chait and James Cline Chait born last Saturday The document mentions eight other boys and girls in the family but contains many unreadable portions.
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Man barricades apartment vows harm after revolver threat
In Duluth on June 8, A. Prchhols, aged 7, allegedly drove occupants from an apartment with a revolver, then barricaded himself inside and threatened to shoot the first man who entered and as many as he could. He was later arrested after the standoff.
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Raid Gambling Den Netted Nine, Sam Young Arrested
A Sunday night raid on a cigar shop at 237 Massachusetts Ave. uncovered a full craps game with seven men at two tables. Sam Young of 202 Roosevelt Ave. faces a charge of keeping a gambling house while the others are charged with visiting a gambling house.
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Bartenders to elect new business agent
Bartenders local No. 437 votes Monday evening on a new business agent. Two candidates, including George Tosh, former agent who resigned recently, are in the Weld race.
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Mountain Snowstorms Reach West Virginia Region
Report from Wheeling West Virginia notes unusual snowstorms spreading through the interior. Observers report heavy accumulations and rapid weather shifts impacting daily activity and travel. Officials urge caution as conditions persist into the weekend with bitter temperatures expected.
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Folk Inauguration and Corruption Views Highlight Missouri Ceremony
Jefferson City hearing Folk sworn in as governor with calls to curb bribery and lobbying. He urges nulling franchises gained by bribery, selling them at public auction, and expelling venal legislators. Thousands attend, Bryan and McKinley guests. political tempers mix with celebratory remarks.
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Mitchell’s Two Careers Enduring Senate Career Rooted in Change
Special to The Sun reports Senator John H Mitchell of Oregon had two names and two careers, from Hipple in Pennsylvania to Mitchell in Oregon. He migrated after a divorce, gained prominence, and won U S Senate seats in 1866 1886 1890 with legal fights and a disputed past surfacing after land fraud indictments.
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Spencer Electrocuted For 1903 Ossining Murder
Charles F. McFarlane was shot and killed by William Spencer, a colored man. Spencer, sentenced in June 1903, was electrocuted in prison on Monday morning after the first contact, dying almost instantly.
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Bettina Girard Dies in Roosevelt Hospital
Bettina Girard, actress, died in Roosevelt hospital on Sunday from pneumonia and a cold. The notice mentions a cold remedy and a cigarette brand distributor, with signatures and names shown in a garbled ad-like fragment.
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