Woman Accused of Stealing Says Drugs Caused Downfall
Ada Cutrell was held to the grand jury in police court on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing jewelry from M F Smith’s store to fund gifts for her husband and friend. She detailed morphine addiction started two years earlier, amid a life of hardship and a troubled marriage, hoping for bond and release.
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Ada Gutrell
M. F. Smith
Smith
Grand Jury
Lynn Stuart
Aiden
Tun
Bond
Peer Keen
Duke Ine Admits No Hearing Before Mad House Commitment
Brodie L. Duke, tobacco magnate, told Justice Gaynor he was committed on physicians affidavits without a hearing after his Sanity inquiry in New York. He faced questions on marriage to Alice Webb Duke and possible later arrest for swindling a Texan banker, with relief as he was discharged.
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Alice Webb
Mer
Duke
Durham
N. C
Ammar
Jnatioe
New York
Gayter
Keeley
Devon
Sid Linke
Anagenes
Amy Yinr
Dike Seft
Alice Webb Duke
Tukey
Luke
Texas
Tom
BH. A. Bloagt
Commercial National Bank
Nacogdoches
Miners at the Empire to Attend Union Convention Event
Delegates to the United Mine Workers convention will be entertained at the Empire theater Friday night. A burlesque show is on the program plus a five round bout featuring Eddie Sterns Noblesville and Mayfield Sidden polls Jerry Murphy Willie Purcell Indianapolis lads. The evening closes with a battle royal.
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United Mine Workers’ Convention
Em Nire
Rural Labor Union
the &Mpire
Pxernt
the Empire
Eddie Sterns
Noblesville
Hazelingan
Lly Mayfield
Siddenpolls
Sterna
Amerx
Mayheld
Vicius
Jerry Murphy
Willie Purcell
Indianapolis
Hort Boys
James Ryan
Trial of Harry Murphy for Arson at Central Chair Factory
Harry Murphy faced trial for arson in a criminal court over a three story Central chair factory blaze on December 15. Mrs Schrader testified she saw Murphy jump the fence and fall in the snow near the railroad as the fire alarm sounded. Wiliam Yaunce testified about Murphy’s alleged confession and the factory was valued at 36 000 with contents around 299 00 destroyed.
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Harry Murphy
Tre
Murphy
Thompson
Rope maker from bedclothes escapes by window fall
John Ray of Bunker Hill escaped a Peru fall early Thursday by making a rope from his bedclothes and sliding from a garret window to the ground.
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John Ray
Bunker Hill
Peru
Woman in Noblesville Attempts Suicide by Strychnine
Mrs Beasie Faby, 32, long ill, attempted suicide Thursday noon by swallowing strychnine in Noblesville Indiana. She cannot recover, special to the Banner-Gazette.
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BGN
Noblesville, Inn
Beasie Faby
Two Women Claim Abbott Was Husband in Indianapolis
A Cincinnati widow of Edmund R. Abbott claims he died in Muncie after a ten hour marriage to Carrie Tuttie Abbott and left nearly 300000 in assets. William Whitesides of Indianapolis testifies Abbott lived there eight months ago with a woman named Bra Abbott, with a child present. Funeral services were held at Carrie Tuttie Abbott's home.
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the Sun
Muncie
Ind
Neednam
Cincinnati
Edmund R. Abbott
New York
Carrie Tuttle
Titalao
Abbott
Taylor is Safe This Heros and Requisition Fears
Confederate era rumors swirl as Kentucky Democrats plan to seize Taylor in Indiana. Gov Hert and Indiana officials deny immediate danger and vow protection. The dispute centers on extradition and possible mob action pending governors’ decisions.
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Heros
Taslae
Furior
Charles Flues
Gov Beek Iin
Kentucky
Gov Thaly
Henry
Kantners
Mdianapoltenon
Taylor
Hunt
Finley
Indiana
Mavity Declares He Will Not Use Controversial Letter
Paul W. Mavity, tied to a Columbia School Supply matter, says under current conditions he will not publish the article about Prof. Crowell. He admits drafting a letter fueled by motive to seek simple justice, but denies blackmail intent and announces willingness to drop the matter as the Columbia company should do.
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Paul W. Mavity
Columbia
Oserta
Prof. Crowell
Columbia Corpany
Mayfly
Tam
Columbia Company
Ling Lawson
Idran
Talien
Mayor Holtgman Opposes Codification Plan
The mayor stresses opposition to codification while urging elimination of city government radities. He notes a council meeting to discuss the issue and suggests courts would rule on a broader idea of classification, warning about potential shifts in authority and the impact on city administration.
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Cit
Ndminbarathay
Weyfeed
Prince Frederick Hart Boripps Hurt in Berlin Horse Incident
A 12 Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm was thrown from a cart and injured near Berlin after a horse frightened, reared, and kicked, catapulting him over its head. The accident occurred Thursday as he rode with attendants, causing minor injuries but alarm among onlookers.
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Boripps Hae Press Assoulation
Berlin
Dan
Brederic Wilhelm
King Oscar Stricken by Paralysis in Denmark
Dispatch from Copenhagen reports King Oscar of Sweden is dangerously ill with partial paralysis. Birthday festivities set for January 21 are canceled. Crown Prince Frederic of Denmark, whose wife is a niece of King Oscar, travels to Stockholm.
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London
Jin
the Times
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Oscar
Frederica
Denmark
Stockhalm
Burglars chloroformed woman, stole $10 in Peru
In Peru Indiana on January 19 burglars broke in during the early hours and chloroformed Mrs Robert Jamen and her son, then ransacked the house before escaping with $10. The crime report notes the home invasion and theft with limited details on suspects or motives.
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Peru
Ind
Robert Jamen and
Alexander Bell Held for Loitering in Jail
Alexander Bell brother of Joan Rei and recently released from Michigan City penitentiary was arrested in a lice court Thursday morning on a loitering charge. Police anticipate further charges pending investigation with Ed Arnold and Rest Whitsell.
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Alexander, Bell
Alexander Bell
Joan Rei
Ed Arnold
Rest Whitsell
Michigan City
City Record for a Day
A dated city record lists deaths marriages and building permits with names and partial addresses. Notable entries include Nanew Gritin 71 200 Adams and Infant Stevens 16 days, death notices from City Hospital, and marriage pairs such as George A. Leithner Ada C. Wirth. Building permits cite Louis Ante repairs 1024 Church and Shelby area projects totaling $3,329.
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Nanew Gritin
Adams
Ta Grins
Mary M
Pangborn
Indianapolis
Stevens
Dus
Tiberty
Conviatetans
Thoamay Hurkhar
Tid Kenwood
Rachel Lenan
City Hospital
Louis Ante
Church
C. Waban Realty Company
Shelby
Turnet Penis Lumber Company
Charles R. Williams
Capitol
Livestock Market Review Signals Mixed Outlook
Chicago and major markets show liberal receipts with cattle and hogs trading steady to uneven. Demand remains cautious as weather supports consumption but large supplies keep prices under pressure. notable activity noted in western regions amid fluctuating futures.
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Chicago
Wheat Market Slows as Demand Lags and Prices Edge Higher
Scripps press notes weak demand in early wheat trading with commissions reluctant to take on risks. Argentine offerings seen muted. In Indianapolis cattle market, steady to higher ranges for various steer and heifer classes with strong livestock receipts and mixed feed values across vegetables and fruits inventories.
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Scripps-30rre Press Association
Chicago
Liverpool
vonfiMk
vonfiMk In Eredt
Towat
Coal and Coke Prices Across Regions and Terms
A scatter of coal and coke prices and packing terms listed by region and product. Includes per ton charges for anthracite and smokeless varieties, lump and nut sizes, oven and Connellsville coke, with delivery terms and extra charges for ground or dumped shipments.
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Cannel
Riossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winttrede
Hocking Valley
Luhrig
Brevi Block
Greene and Sullivan
Slack
Alack
West Virginia
Baline County
Ealing County
Mack
Indiana
Connellsville
Reading boom at New York market amid unsettled trading
In New York, January 19, trading showed irregular activity with mixed gains and losses. Major names like Unitaria and Western rose on dividend expectations, Amalgamated Copper modestly up, while Sterling and other stocks sagged briefly. Bond activity remained steady as investors awaited coal sector developments and potential short squeezes.
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Scripps-True Press Absoctation
New York
Carlun
Rhe Eprenky Flan Riterest
Tavon Conatierilde
Mir Erle
Irmgater
Gener
Meat Products and Hams in Broad Market List
A broad list details various meat products and brands including Reliable, Sugar Cured meats, English cured hams, boneless hams, breakfast sausages, and beef and pork cuts. It notes weights and prices per barrel or per pound and includes fresh pork, lards, and veal items among the offerings.
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California
Elvar
Indiana
Bans Bender
Iscz Spere
Frvah
Syet Western Bteers
Steve Loins
Sugar and Candy Trade Item List From Unknown Market
A fragmented OCR list mentions various foods and goods such as sugar candy creams eggs and turkeys. Names like Indianapolis Produce and Elgin appear, with scattered product references and older brands or vendors, suggesting a miscellaneous market inventory or catalog page.
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Buffalo market notes list mixed cattle and sheep entries with prices and terms.entries include hogs sheep and goats with varying lots and grades, noting activity in the cattle yard and regional buyers.
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East Buffalo
Harp Buffalo
Lo Lair
Ianers
Bere
Vents
Sherwani Lama
Ehdee Starlings
Jeong RI
Wellens
Wen
Sue
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Strychnine
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King Oscar
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George A. Leithner
Ada C. Wirth
Claude L. Rawmar
Emma Mee
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Jeanette Weaver
Willem A. Harvey
Fiora Yorger
Alfred I. Hare
Helen Dillon Jouseph E. Wison
Hertla B, Williams
Edward E. McBride
Mary Roach
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Seno
Calalini
Renee
Sophie
Shiva
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Rcridvarm AL Prekr Assoc
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