Carlisle Assails Griggs Argument in U S Supreme Court
In Washington on a January Friday J G Carlisle sat with the attorney general as the government argued the Porto Rican cases. He declared he would expound the constitution and law and urged harmony of the document as the sole source of national power.
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Washington
J. G. Carisie
Supreme Court of the
United States
Carlisle
Porto Rico
Senate
Council For
State of
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bandits Try Hold Up Express Wagon Near Cincinnati
Cincinnati Jan 11 three men attacked an express wagon of the Southern Ohio express company three miles from Cincinnati carrying 4600. General H W Ner and Frank Pumphrey managed the wagon. They knocked Krey from the wagon with a club and fired a rifle at the crew but all escaped. Krey was not seriously hurt.
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Cincinnati
Southern Ohio Exss Company
H. W.ner
Frank Pumphrey
Krey
Rey
Seven Drowned At Carnegie Steel Barge Scene
In Pittsburg at the Brai dock works of the Carnegie company a model barge loaded with 32 workers capsized in the Moonogahela River. Seven men drowned when rails toppled onto them. several others were injured or rescued with narrowly avoided death.
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Pittsburg
Braidock Works
Carnegie Company
Moonogahela
Recovered Overcoat Leads to Arrest at Police Station
Detectives recovered a $75 overcoat reported missing from 929 Third Street. Earnest Wilson was arrested with the coat and other items, believed to be the thief, after the incident on Thursday night near N Meridian. J A Lemcke was notified Friday afternoon. Kinney and Detectives Holtz and Wallace led the case.
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Ant. J. A. Lemcke
Child in fall from shed sent to hospital
A six year old boy from Worland fell from a shed on Friday and received bandages. He was taken to headquarters as insane later that day after leaving the asylum and became violent during the night and day.
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Heeébe
Bates St
May Sue Spencer County Lynchers
Families of Bud Rowland and James Smith say they will sue in federal court for damages against Sheriff Anderson his bondsmen and local lynchers over the 1930s killing of Barber Simmons. Negro communities in southern Indiana reportedly raising funds to pursue the suits. Mothers of Rowland and Smith advised they can recover damages from Spencer county over their sons' deaths.
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Rockport
Ind
Bud” Rowland
James Smith
Henderson
Barber Simmons
Anderson
Indiana
Rowland
Smith
Spencer County
Boys Celebrate In County Jail Riot Among Prisoners
Sheriff Eugene Sauley reports a disruptive night as ten jailed youths caused chaos at the county jail. The group shouted pounded walls and tore fixtures, leading to several prisoners placed in irons and two confined in the dungeon as the disturbance continued through the night.
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Plainfield
Cosmé
Grip
Best Grocery Items Feature at The Standard
The Standard advertises sealed hand-packed tomatoes and solid cream sugar corn with price highlights. Pillsbury Vitos shown as new goods, Hawkeye rolled oats, and Mammoth Cut N W cor are listed. Multiple Price Stores across Indianapolis locations include 151 N Delaware, 445 W Washington, 338 Indiana Ave, and more.
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Mammoth
N. W
New Jersey
Washington
Delaware
Ohio
Massachusetts Ave
Noble-st
Price Stores
Shelby-st
Fountain-square
W. Washington
West
Indiana Ave
Senate
Japan thwarted McKinley plan on China negotiations transfer
London dispatch reports Japan was chiefly responsible for blocking President McKinley’s plan to move Chinese negotiations from Pekin to Washington. Japan feared losing influence over China if talks moved away from the orient.
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London
Japan
McKinley
Pekin
Washington
China
University coeds debate tights in Rosalind role
Chicago coeds auditioning for Rosalind in As You Like It faced a tights dilemma. After candidates spoke up, a compromise allowed bibkins to substitute for tights. In Paterson New Jersey Kerr, one of four men charged with Jennie Bosschieter’s murder, is reported to turn state's evidence next week and testify.
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Cago
Rosalind
Paterson
N. J
George J. Kerr
Jennie Sbosschieter
Booz Fight Credited as Cowardice by Post Cadets
Cadet Shalling timekeeper in the Keller Booz clash testifies Booz was not severely hurt and not ill treated. Cadet Hess says Booz quit the fight from cowardice. Witness notes Booz was cut by cadets. religious respect is upheld and Booz’s Bible nickname claim is false.
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West Point
N. Y
Booz
Congressional Committee
Shalling
Keller
Hess
Local Births and Deaths Notice Listing Residents
Births list names and addresses for several newborn girls and boys born to families including Conley, Rooker, Schulz, Helms, Blackwell, Crowe, Crabtree, and others across multiple streets. Deaths report casualties from Mapes, Elvin, Mitchel, Adams, Siersdorfer, Marshall, Hess, Fitzgerald, Thornberry, Leakin Washington, McDowell, McIntire, McLaughlin, Harris, and Runiom with ages and causes noted.
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Smith H. Mapes
Broadway
Esther H. Elvin
Illinois-st
Sara H. Mitchel
Villa-ave
Mary M. Adams
Alabama St
Louis Siersdorfer
South-st
Raymond Marshall
Joseph Hess
Union-st
Lydia A. Fitzgerald
la Grippe
John Thornberry
Leakin
Washington
Potter for Mayor Movement in New York Press
An afternoon New York paper highlights a reform effort to ease Bishop Potter into a mayoral run. Potter is away and his stance is unknown but clerical friends doubt he would accept. The reform wave he started could curb city vice for a time.
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New York
Potter
Fecot
Bankruptcy items list for Indiana locals and assets
Friday’s bankrupts include William A. Baker an engineer of Elkhart with liabilities 626 assets 410 and Willis M. Warner a merchant of South Bend with liabilities 6506 assets 270. Also mentions Wiley Stalling at 195 Douglass street frame cottage and W Ridpath at 1811 North New Jersey street remodeling costs 31600.
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Wiley ‘Stalling
Douglass St
W. Ridpath
New Jersey St
William A. Baker
Elkhart
Willis M. Warner
South Bend
Senate committee favors reapportionment bill report
Washington January 11 The senate committee on census considered and ordered a favorable report on the house reapportionment bill. The senate resumed discussion of the army bill while the river and harbor bill was displaced in the house by a private pension calendar special order.
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Committee On
Senate
House
Federal Judge Confined by Severe Cold in Denison
Judge Baker of the federal court is confined to his room at the Denison due to a severe cold. Representative Hollenbeck has introduced a Colorado assembly bill making it a penal offense to tip a Pullman porter.
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Baker
Federal Court
the Denison
Hollenbeck
Colorado Assembly
Postum Coffee Restores Health According to Prairie City Woman
A Prairie City Iowa woman reports headaches and fatigue after coffee clear up with Postum Food Coffee replacing it. She says after trial headaches vanished and energy returned and notes her father also improved after switching. She asks readers not to publish her name and mentions Postum Cereal Co Battie Creek Michigan.
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Father
Prairie City
Iowa
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battie Creek
Mich
Interstate Live Stock Market Report Jan 11
Interstate Stock Yards and Union Stock Yards report cattle hogs sheep and calves receipts on Friday January 11 with quoted ranges for prime to good grades, export and feeder categories, plus prices for heavy hogs and lambs. Chicago wheat corn oats and dairy prices and poultry, eggs, butter and cheese also listed.
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Interstate Stock Yards
Union Live
Union Stock Yards
Syedhseach
Stects Vepecne
Stects Vepecne Precisqeespesenenbas
Sheols
Sasantas Oe Dalgslelisecens
Beggts Oyatae Havens
Chicago
Young Americas
Limburger
Drick
City Grain Market Wheat and Corn Prices and Inspections
Wheat markets show firm prices for No 2 and No 3 red with milling freight January at 72 75 cents. New corn prices range from No 1 white 38 cents to No 4 white mixed 34 46 to 25 14 cents with various grades and mixed lots. Oats firm with No 2 white at 26 for No 3 white 25 No 2 mixed 2 No 3 mixed 23 Hay steady with No 1 timothy 12.00 13.25 and No 2 timothy 11.25 12.25. Inspections list multiple car counts by grade with totals for wheat corn hay and various rejections and cars.
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Timothy
Hay
Prairie
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