Bradwell Death Leaves Family and City Attorney
Isaac N. Bradwell 60 of 722 N New Jersey St dies at 10 am after years of rheumatism and a foot injury likely caused blood poisoning He leaves a wife a daughter in Berlin two brothers in Viola Ill and was a former deputy state s attorney and democratic veteran Camp Gray member He was a native of Ohio and lived in Chicago before Indianapolis funeral time not fixed He was a humorous writer.
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Isaac N. Bradwell
New Jersey-st
Berlin
Viola
Bradwell
Est
Ohio
Chicago
Indianapolis
Camp Gray
Democratic Veterans’ Organization
Washington's Birthday Parade Planned at Indianapolis
The committee from University of Indianapolis colleges orders a large parade and mass meeting in Tomlinson hall on February 22. John L. Griffiths will speak and James Witcomb Riley may appear. Students will attend a theater event in the evening.
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Washington
University of Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
John L. Griffiths
James Witcomb Riley
Central Labor Union Calls Meeting Over Coopers Grievance
A special Central Labor Union meeting is set for Tuesday night to discuss coopers grievances. The central body may seek a boycott on Kingan Co. products after the firm used char barrels from A Minter and Fred Bran for union shops.
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Central Labor Union
Coopers
Kingan & Co
A. Minter
Fred Bran Fon
City Sanitarian and Board Discuss Isolation Hospital Site
The Board of Works asked City Sanitarian Clark to confer with members on Wednesday about the health board's request for an isolation hospital. After considering several sites and facing strong opposition, the City hospital grounds emerged as the only viable location. Dr Clark notes such facilities are placed near main hospitals to manage contagious disease and protect other patients.
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Board of Works
Clark
Board of Health
Health Board
Ehoerd
Aspital
Street Cleaning Bid Action Kept Open by City Council
The Board of Works took no action on bids for the street cleaning contract. City Engineer proposed paying 18 to 20 cents per 10 000 square feet as the only way to complete work within the $50 000 appropriation.
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Board of Works
Yale
Guebley
Genseyntae Dee Dedoueck
Vaniey
Ceese Bea
Eloerd
Brout's Shoes Ad Sells Mens Footwear at Low Prices
Local notice shows Brout's on East Washington Street offering men s shoes priced around two dollars and eighty cents. The ad highlights bargain footwear and store location for shoppers seeking value.
Yankees Blister Insurgent Robbers in Philippines
Cablegram from Manila reports U S forces engaging insurgents across Zoambales and Santo Tomas. Casualties include one American killed and several wounded, with enemy losses and Spanish prisoners taken. Cheatham and Anderson units report engagements and patrols.
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Manila
Zoambales
O'Neal
Iba
Schwan
Santo Tomas
Batanzas
Cheatham
San Fabio
Anderson
Lipa
Rosario
Wheaton
Cavite
Balanga
Beresford Speaks Out on England as Maritime Power
Paris dispatch reports Lord Charles Beresford dismisses the idea of England provoking a war with France to regain prestige. He says England is not warlike, fights only when forced, and warns against acquiring French colonies. He also asserts the Royal Navy could defeat Russo Franco German fleets separately if allied.
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Paris
Mafin
Charles Beresford
England
France
Lord Beresford
Eng Sland
Beresford
Prisoner Captured After Coal Theft Attempt
Henry Grigsby 54 of 1014 F Twentieth St was locked up on petit larceny charges after a special detective saw a young colored girl with a coal basket near L EB W tracks and Twenty first St. A crowd freed the girl before escape, and Grigsby was stopped with the stolen coal basket. The girl remains missing.
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Henry Grigsby
F. Twentieth St
First St
Madison County Republicans form central committee
Anderson Indiana January 15 Republicans organized a Madison county central committee. They elected C o Hertage chairman George Parker secretary and J M Forkner treasurer.
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Anderson, Ind
Republican Central Committee
Madison County
Co. Hertage
George Parker
J. M. Forkner
Men and Shoes Ad Snippet From Stout's Store
An old advertisement fragment lists men's shoes priced at 84 cents and a line for $2.00 items. It references a Stout's store location in Washington and includes a cutoff name or tag likely intended for Toitow. The readable bits show midcentury retail pricing and a terse sales pitch.
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Stout's
Washington
Toitow
Vandalia Case Opens Before Special Master In Indianapolis
The state argues the Terre Haute & Indianapolis charter requires 15 percent earnings to fund schools, with 1856 completion assumed for the road. The dispute over base vs road capital affects about 2.2 million dollars. Vandalia, under receiver Malott, connects New York to St Louis via Pennsylvania railroad owned stock.
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Vandalia
Noble C. Butler
Federal Grand Jury Room
R. QO. Hawkins
Gab
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company
George C. Day
John E. Cleland
Joseph T. Fanning
Volmey T. Malott
Woods
Benjamin Harrison
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
St. Louis
Senator Berry Says Constitution Violated by Administration
In the Senate on Monday Senator Berry denounced expansion policy as a constitutional violation and urged stopping the war in the Philippines. He argued southern cotton cannot compete with island production and supported granting Filipinos their liberty. The session also discussed naval construction and insurrection timelines.
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Pettigrew
Philippines
Mr. Berry
Perkins
California
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
Hoar
Berry
United States
Bacon
Messrs. Pettigrew, Lodge
Georgia
South
Natives Repelled After Renewed Attack on Flamant Expedition
Interior reports recount a second assault by natives on the Flamant expedition. The first attack involved 192 men, the second swelled to about 1,500. The defenders prevailed, with 150 killed, 200 wounded and 14 captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Wreck Likely Falk Steamship Believed Lost Near Newfoundland
A Newfoundland dispatch says the Norwegian steamer Falk bound from Philadelphia to Sydney with machinery for Dominion Iron and Steel is believed wrecked in St Marys Bay Newfoundland after leaving Philadelphia January 1. A washed ashore photograph shows a seaman with S M S Falk on his cap, strengthening the identification.
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Halifax
N. S
St. Mary’s Bay
Newfoundland
Falk
Philadelphia
Sydney
Cape Breton
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
St. Johns
N. F
S. M. S. Falk
Gen George H Sharpe Dies At 72 In Kingston
Gen George H Sharpe aged 72 of Kingston New York died Sunday morning at his son in law Ira Davenport’s home. He served in the civil war on the staffs of Hooker Meade and Grant and later held key government roles. As U S marshal for New York City in 1870 his census exposed Tweed election frauds and toppled the ring. He resigned as U S appraiser around McKinley era. he had planned retirement at 70.
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New York
George H. Sharpe
Kingston
N. Y
Ira Davenport
Sharpe
Hooker
Meade
Grant
United States
Tweed
Gen
McKinley
James B. Wilkinson
Louisiana
Ferdinand N. D. Shurtleff
Oregon
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Gen. Sharpe
Kentucky's Gayle Sworn In as Settle Successor
The house swore in Gayle, the new Kentucky member succeeding the late Representative Settle, after he presented credentials. Cannon, head of the appropriation committee, reported the urgency deficiency bill and announced plans to seek consideration on Tuesday.
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Washington
House
Gayle
Kentucky
Settle
Cannon
Boer Losses Reported in Ladysmith Battle
A Cape Town dispatch dated January 12 reports Gen Warren crossing the Tugela river and Boer losses in the Ladysmith engagement on January 6 estimated at 900. The Penelope at Cape Town faced fire danger as magazines flooded. Roberts inspected camps and hospitals. Meyer's arrival at Colenso to lead the center of the Nicer position.
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London
Cape Town
Warren
Tugela
Ladysmith
Penelope
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Lucas Meyer
Colens
Howard Case Is Lost Over State House Extras Suit
Three superior judges ruled against William B. Howard in his suit for 590 400 dollars for alleged extras in building the state house. The opinion held the action was on account and time barred under six year limit, dismissing the case though Howard died months earlier and his administrator continued the prosecu tion.
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William B. Howard
State House
Howard
Serial to Debut in Next Thursday Sun Edition
The Sun announces a new and intensely interesting serial story. The first installment will appear in next Thursday's edition and readers are invited not to miss it.
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the Sun
Supreme Court Allows Kansas City to Levy on Union Pacific Property
The U S Supreme Court ruled Kansas City Missouri may annex property owned by the Union Pacific Railroad and that the railroad must pay city taxes. The decision was issued on Monday in Washington.
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States Supreme Court
Kansas City, Mo
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Welsh Attempted Murder of Federal Judge in St Paul
James Welsh, already found guilty, tried to shoot U S Judge William Lechren at noon on Monday. The revolver was knocked away, Welsh leaped from a second story window and was quickly captured.
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Paul
Minn
James Welsh
Wm. Lechren
United States Court
Welsh
Interdenominational Brooklyn Revival Set to Begin
A major evangelical revival will launch in Brooklyn this week uniting Protestant clergy from nearly all borough churches. It aims to be pure revival with no proselytizing or denominational gain, and prayers for its success were read in services across the city.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bank decision taxes stock at face value in Indiana case
In Wayne County Indiana a judge ruled that bank stock is taxable for its face value without deducting shareholders indebtedness in the First National Bank case. The ruling will be appealed. Also in Indiana Rev Homer Kessler and wife withdraw from Broadway Methodist Church to join the Dowie faith.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne Circuit Court
First National Bank
Logansport
Homer Kessler
Broadway Methodist Church
H. S. Stokes
Walthon Methodist Church
Detroit
A Fearful Plunge At Levy Building Incident
Michael Crouse of 120 McCarty Street slipped from the fourth to the second floor of the levy building on Maryland Street Monday afternoon. He may be fatally injured.
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Michael Crouse
McCarty St
Levy Building
Maryland St
Boers Well Supplied as War Press Reports Says
The Gaulois quotes Dr Leyds saying Transvaal and Orange Free State harvests were plentiful and Boer provisions ample. He adds British forces, including Ladysmith garrison, probably have stores to last several months.
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Paris
the Gaulois
Leyds
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Ladysmith
President nominates three officials to federal posts
The president sent nominations to the Senate on Monday for three positions. Charles S. Sherman of California would be assayer of the mints in San Francisco, Peter F. Barclay of Delorte, Colorado, is named receiver of public moneys there, and Eli L. Warmer of St. Paul would serve as surveyor general of Minnesota.
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Washington
Senate
Charles S. Sherman
California
San Francisco
Peter F. Barclay
Delorte
Colo
Eli L. Warmer
St. Paul
Minnesota
Sergeant Weaver Discharged From Local Recruiting Station
Sergeant Fred Weaver, tied to the local recruiting station since April 16 1895, was discharged Monday by his own request to pursue civil duties. He served three years in light battery First artillery and six months in the Sixth Infantry. Sergeant Benjamin F. Jones of Troop C Second Cavalry will replace him at Terre Haute recruiting office.
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Weaver
Fred Weaver
First Artillery
Sixth Infantry
Benjamin F. Jones
Troop C
Second Cavalry
Terre Haute
And He Still Lives
E Mobley in Rochester Indiana claims the record for broken bones with fractures in both legs both arms three ribs collarbone cane shoulder a toe and a finger across multiple incidents.
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Rochester
Ind
E. Mobley
Detective Leaves for Clay City in Chicken-Pox Case
Harry departed Sunday night for Clay City to investigate alleged chicken-pox cases he believed might be small-pox. He did not return by Monday, and his colleagues feared a serious matter based on the delay. He likely could have diagnosed the illness quickly.
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Clay City
Harry
Fire sale notices at Stout's shoe shop
Fire threatens a sale at Stout's on Washington street with ladies' shoes advertised for three dollars marked down to 49 cents. The notice urges shoppers to visit tomorrow for the bargain event.
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Stout’s
Washington St
Pauline Hall Returns to Comic Opera with Wilson Company
Pauline Hall will return to comic opera with the Francis Wilson company where she first made her reputation. She performed her first vaudeville turn on Saturday night in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Pauline Hall
Francis Wilson
Miss Hall
Downing in the Saddle as State Board Secretary
Charles Downing, new secretary of the State board of agriculture, assumes charge Monday in Greenfield and will remain at the office daily in Indianapolis reach. Harry N. Atkinson sues for divorce from Mary alleging drunkenness and domestic abuse with a club.
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Downing
Charles Downing
State Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Greenfield
Harry N. Atkinson
Mary
The WM. H. BLOCK Co. Big Bargain Sale on Jackets and Furs
The WM H BLOCK Co offers an opportunity to buy jackets capes suits and furs at discounts up to 34 1 3 percent from regular and reduced prices. All garments including electric seal jackets skirts waists underskirts and wrappers are marked down with vivid price cuts and further discounts in this sale.
Grand January Sale of Everoidery Opens Tomorrow
Bright discount event announces hundreds of edgings and insertions with dozens of widths and styles. Center Bargain Tables display cambric laces, cretonnes, ticking, blankets, and related fabrics at deep discounts as importers and retailers face rising costs. This first day feature highlights prices from fractions of a dollar to under two dollars per yard and labeled bargains across home sewing goods.
Martin Thinks Reelection Likely as Democratic Leader
Parks M. Martin, chairman of the state democratic committee, stays at the Grand hotel until after the committee reorganization on Wednesday. He says there is no fight for the chair and expects reelection, with Owen county friends like L. A. Dewrey present. When asked about Iskeu's future, he defers to the people to decide.
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Martin
Parks M. Martin
State Democratic Committee
Grand Hotel
Owen County
L. A. Dewrey
Lskeu
Women editors to fund city library in LaPorte
In LaPorte Indiana on January 15 the clubs plan to edit the Daily Argus with proceeds from February 14 aimed at stocking the city library. Local women organize the project to boost library resources.
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Laporte, Ind
Daily Argus
Grain and hay prices for corn wheat oats and timothy
Market report lists hourly bids for corn wheat and oats with varieties No 1 white mixed No 2 red No 3 red No 4 mixed and wagon wheat. Prices show dull or weak trading with January futures and milling freight spreads. Hay quotes for No 1 timothy and No 2 timothy are given as 11.00 to 11.50 and 10.00 to 10.50 respectively.
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Timothy
Chicago Markets Wheat Falls on Liquidation Trade
Chicago on Monday saw wheat prices closed lower with May at 66 3/4 to 67 1/2 cents and July at 67 1/2 to 68 cents as persistent liquidation by a large trader drew in smaller bidders. Corn May 33 1/2 to 33 3/4 cents, oats eased 4 cents. May pork 10.97 to 11.17, lard 6.07 to 6.15, ribs 5.80 to 5.90. Dressed poultry and dairy items list varied prices across several categories.
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Chicago
Interstate Stock Yards cattle and hog price quotes
Cattle receipts at Interstate Stock Yards show 50 head Monday with shipments none. Prices list good to prime heavy butcher and export cattle, veal calves, and sheep with ranges by weight and class, including hogs and lambs. figures indicate fair to good demand across categories and average weights around 1,150 to 1,400 pounds for cattle and 165 to 180 pounds for hogs.
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Interstate
Ssiomedesee Ajésprotstel
Dussos Ohoolen
Eim
Indianapolis
Ind
Secaes Saisecsas
Ereeree Bog
Cattle Market Prices and Receipts Reported in Indianapolis
Indianapolis cattle and hog receipts for Monday show total cattle 120 head with varied offerings. Prices range from good to prime steers at 1,250 to 1,350 pounds and up, to heifers and cows across common to prime quality, with hogs and sheep also listed by weight and grade.
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Schley
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Levy
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WM. H. Block Co
the Police Department
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Jacob Kurtz
Harry Barbee
Terry Moore
Tom
Stout
Rinker
Butcher
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Quigley
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Cox
City Grain Market
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