Girl Teacher and Pupil Case Shocks Indiana Town
In Marion Indiana the Babb School faces uproar as Miss Visla Resser, 20, a teacher from Rockville, is accused of infatuation with pupil George Scott, 16. Trustee Peter Hegner investigates, asks for resignation, and the affair prompts officials to pursue licensing action while the boy’s parents seek resolution to protect the school.
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Miss Resger
Rockville
Scott
Marion
Ind
Babb
Visla Resser
George Scott
Peter Hegner
Franklin Township
Monroe Scott
Bay
Peter Beg
Ner
Tim
Hegner
Gabh
Resser Tught
Mise Rester
J. G Hrumeld
Hognar
Miss Hescer
Fatal gas explosion devastates Parson home in Muncie
Special to The Sun from Muncie Indiana reports a natural gas blast wrecked the home of Frank Parsons on Sunday. Mrs Parsons and the newborn infant were seriously burned, with the house left in ruins as fire crews fought the blaze and casualties were tended at the scene.
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Frank Parsons
Parsons
Insane From A Blow Special To The Bun
Kokomo Indiana January 9 John Eaton proprietor of the Thadell tar faces charge of attempting murder on Frank Ervington who is reportedly insane after Cullen allegedly struck him on the head with a whisky decanter DIES WHILE LAUGHING. Special to the Aunt Evansville Indiana January 9 White laughing with her husband. Five Franta tell over dead. Eight were injured in a natural gas accident at the plate glass factory Alexandria Indiana January 9 Thoman Seaton J ODonewa Charles Baker Alexander Grannon William Wade Jack Heynoldn John Garvin Ora Kirkman injured. Special to the Sun New Albany Indiana January Emma Beil of Phillipsburg committed suicide Sunday by swallowing carbolic acid she did not want to return home with her father.
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Kokomo
John Eaton
Thadell Tar
Frank Ervington
Cullen
Evansville
Ind
White
Pire
Franta
Alexandria
Thoman “Seaton
J. Odonewa
Charles Baker
Alexander Grannon
William Wade
Jack Heynoldn
John Garvin
Ora Kirk
Plate Glass
Sun
New Albany
Emma Beil
Phillipsburg
Robbed Away Report From Waverly Pa
A Sun special from 800th Bend Indiana notes David Le gin of this city was robbed in Waverly Pa of a watch money and jewelry. In Frankfort Indiana a section boss was arrested as another item in the desp.
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Bend
Ind
Waverly
David Legin
Davidson Arrested Over Millway Ties Sale Charges
Davidson a section boss on the L B W faces arrest for allegedly selling the companys millway ties to farmers. He has served the railroad for 40 years amid a Falls and breaks neck incident in Hammond. A separate dispatch reports a man named James Moran 40 of Pleasant Bend fell from a boarding house stair, breaking his neck. A fire damaged the German Evangelical church in Lafayette with $5 insurance coverage. Amos Stuart, the oldest resident of Wayne county, has died.
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Hammond, Inn
James Moran
Pleasant Bend
Flo
Lafayette
Ind
Richmond
Amos Stuart
Wayne County
Rhea
Franklin selects Bryan as president of Franklin College
Special to the Union notes Bryan of Indiana University has accepted Franklin College presidency. He will begin July 1 and receive a salary of 86 million dollars per year. He has served Indiana University for six years and previously led the Pine Islands educational department.
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Ind
Kimer
Indiana University
Franklin Collegy
Hippine Islands
Gas Well Finds Strong Flow at Smithville
Special to The Sun from Bloomington Ind January 9 reports a gas strike at Smithville on Saturday. The well, owned by a Cincinnati company, flowed with great force, shooting gas over an estimated height.
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Smithville
Bloomington
Ind
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
Birth notices list several couples and newborns with addresses and ages, followed by a long death tally naming individuals, ages, causes, and locations. a few marriages and building permits are recorded alongside the inauguration of Charles Deneen as governor in Springfield Illinois with parade and reception details.
Kansas Holds Parade For Inauguration Of New Governor
In Topeka on Monday the new governor was inaugurated by Chief Justice Johnson with Eugene Ware, pensions commissioner, present. A parade preceded the ceremony, and retiring Governor Sallis Bailey spoke along with GM. Meach.
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Veyue Clin
Topeka
Bas
Edward W Hoch
Wan
Givernee
Juatier Jonnson
Eugene Ware
Pensions
S4llin Bailey
GM. Mech
Underground car burns at Pigalle station
A motorcar on the Metropol underground railway caught fire at Pigalle station on Monday morning. The passenger escaped unharmed as the vehicle burned, causing local disruption and prompting emergency responses.
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Iscripps-M'Rea
Paris
Metropoltan
Pigalle
Snow Delays Trains Amid Manchuria Storms Report
In St Petersburg Jan The Viestnik notes heavy storms in Manchuria delaying military trains for three days. A separate ad praises Laxative Bromo Quinine as a cold remedy and claims to remove the cause of neuralgia, with a foreign-style listing of agents.
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Scripps-M'Rea
ST. Petersburg
Jan
E. W. Grove
Wife faith in husband amid robbery arrest
Mrs. Rose Bell, wife of John Bell, pleads her husband’s innocence amid his arrest in a con robbery on a Tenth Street line car. She describes him as a diligent electrician earning 15 dollars weekly and notes their family’s stable, comfortable life with two sons. Neighbors doubt the charges, while she vows his clean record and fears the toll of the arrest on their home.
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E. Washington St
Rose Bell
John Bell
Tenth-st
Roy
Resnens
Faye
Chargya
Wim
Bart Watt
Bosson Presides as Marion County Selects Slate for Senate
Avilitamt Morson of Marion county appears as chief spoils figure amid a Republican effort to nominate a ticket for senator. Indications point to a Wednesday meeting where Endorment of Weandikiey of Abert d, Bew and other contenders will be discussed. Four men will contest the Democrat and Republican choices for the senate in a four-man race, with Benjamin F Shively and John Bobatibo among likely nominees.
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Morson
Marion County
Sheuiovd
Indorar Weandikiey
Abert
Dames Ahmenway
Booneville
Bouton Wynn
Dan
Phen Dunes
Benjamin F Shively
Labo
Kern
Vo Menates
John Bobatibo
Ata
Tageart
Nonat Fox
Tambh
South Bend
Mattews Dying in Washington Portrait Artist William Matthews
William Matthews, renowned portrait painter aged 70, lies dying at a Washington hospital after a fall on January 9. Though injured by a fracture, his condition worsened. his notable works include Presidents Lincoln, Hayes, Garfield, Harrison, McKinley, and Mrs. McKinley, with portraits of Sumner, Webster, and Bryan among his prolific output.
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Atma Prebe Association
Washington
William Matthews
Ain Uri
Nadional
Christos
Lincoln
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Ohio
Charles Sumner
Danb't Webster
W. d. Bryan
National baseball commission meets at ranch hotel session
The National Baseball Commission reopens amid draft rule debates with minor leagues as Ban Johnson and Ban Hermann lead talks. Major league presidents and club chiefs including Harry Pullis, Charley Comiskey, Barney Dreyfuss, and others attend the session at Grand Hotel, with no session slated at the Toughery era.
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National Baseball Commission
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Herrmann
Vitallow
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Harry Pula
National League
Charter Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Barney Dreyfuss
Pitsburg
Shellstine
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P. T. Powere
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Rosehaupt
Indianapotts Cubs
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Lowsyite
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Farrell
Nazi Association
Cherry Taylor
Puffle
George Stallings
Eniffale
T. J. Muranne
Fi. Lernard
Cleveland Chuh
Newspaper War Over Post Office Appointments Sparks Silence
In a Columbus dispatch the Indiana Twelfth district congressman elect John Waker is praised by Baker as a victor while editor Adam Williamson and rival Anker contest the postmastership and press access. Baker urges restraint and accuses officials of press intimidation as the Dillon City journal plans ten years without publication.
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Gav
Gilhert
Indiana
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Anne
Columbia
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Mall
Anker
Manson
Baler
Harrison
Huciness
Baker
Colututin City'n Journallatle
Willlasanon
UN Lumpiaite
Years Gone By Nostalgic Local Notes From Multiple Eras
Selections recount events from 75, 50, 40, 20 and 10 years ago, noting travel by president to New Orleans and Washington, D C, railroad repairs in Erie Pennsylvania, Savannah relief meetings, a Madrid earthquake toll, and a women’s council urging prohibition measures in a town media record.
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Washington, D. C
Louisiana Metropooly
Market results and grain reports from Indianapol is newsprint
Wheat and corn futures and livestock receipts dominate the page with scattered prices and market notes. Highlights include May and July wheat values, cattle and hog quotations by weight, and pork and lamb listings. Also shown are New York market items and assorted dairy and butter quotes.
Woman’s poisoning scare shocks Springfield voters
A scheme to poison candy with poison is reported as detectives Manning and Simon investigate. witnesses describe the accused, with several pieces containing up to four grains of poison, potentially harming multiple people. Frank Samuel aided police, and a note lists a city election for a messenger to carry Illinois votes to Washington.
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Simon
Stock Market Gains Lure Investors in New Year Trade
Jan 2 report notes gains across steel, copper, and electricals amid conference outcomes in Washington and market strength in the Pacific coast. Strong advances in Valen Pacific and Missouri metals cited, with notable activity in Reading and Chicago live stock sections and preliminary prices for cattle and dairy products.
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Steoager
Thy Max
Adsanes
Erte
Biel
Poan
Raliwiy
Ube
Valen
Lapeein
St Paul
Missouri Mariies
Ulnmore & Chin
Fine Eine Aly
Sabeuintia
Suger Rubber
Seins
Ral Electric
Sami Vergina-Corona
Coal and Coke Prices in Various Regions
Readable fragments show per ton prices for anthracite coal and related products across multiple locations including Pittsburgh, Jackson, and Balline County. Values include about 3.00 to 8.00 per ton, with notes on damped quality and freight considerations.
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Jackson Bo
Rial
Taiwhe HO
Pitsburg
Raymont
Whilfrade
Mocking Valley
St Tar
Ballne County
OS Ie
Eythwehia
Indianapolis Produce Price List Snippet
A dense retail listing shows produce and meat pricing with numerous items. It lists eggs butter cheese hams and assorted meats from Kingan and Burar, plus fresh vegetables, fruits, and canned goods with varied per unit and per ton prices. Additional items include olives, dates, cranberries, beans, and nuts, reflecting a broad market catalog.
Intrigue in Indiana Senate Seat Shuffle
A coded tale follows Tracewell hosting a mysterious messenger Robert Steaker delivering Charter Fairbanks’s resignation to Governor Hansley as Indiana gears to elect James A Hemenway to the U S Senate. Kentucky figures, Gov Hanly, and a new governor shape a tense political backdrop ahead of trials and questions about honesty and timing.
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Robert Steaker
Charter S. Fairbanks
Washington
Hansley
Durbin
Tracywell
Jamen
United States
Indiana
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