Pastor Bope Sues for Damages in Zanesville Case
Rev Franke Bope rector of St James Episcopal faces defamation claims against Walter Gibbs of Zanesville Tract tion and Electric as Judge Alfred Vratier limited the trial to Gibbs cross statement. The case stirs high society with depictions of Palm Beach escapes and a Texas retreat by a prominent witness.
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Franke Bope
St James’ Episcopal Church
Walter
A. Gibbs
Zanesville Tracttion and Electric Company
Bope
Alfred Vratier
Rev. Bope
Gibbs
van Wo Vamacs
Cross Wes. Granger & Granger
Lewde Irwin
Cincinnati
Clareiece Darerow
Chicaxo
Rape
A. Bury
Zaneshville
Hve
Palm Beach
Tas
Durban
Texas
Peace Plan Reported In Rail Union Talks
Peace proposal outlined by Morrissey head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen during a tri day conference with W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania railway. The meeting yielded a hopeful mood as officers discussed Morrissey plans and the general manager of the Pennsylvanian system weighed them for public release.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Philadelphia
W. W. Atterburyvania Railway
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Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railroad
Suit for a Receiver in City Business Dispute
William Toth and Wallin Te Beymelsemp, proprietors of a chih fivery stile on Masket street near the stylehouse, seek a receiver to settle their business. The case, filed Friday, will be argued in the afternoon. Toth claims Beauchamp is withholding key details of the business.
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Cconerennig
Willam Toth
Wallin
Senate
Ind Howe
Raitrowsde Atvott Virieher
Mie
Steed Cart Company
Board of Putte Works
Contentruy
Che
Requisition for a Girl in a Local Dispute
A garbled notice reports a domestic conflict over payment and settlement between a man and a Bohmidt girl connected to the Cohen household. The distressed party left home with her skirt hem damaged, with court action cited in Michigan City and a formal request for her return.
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Mirtha Lehmwit
Mark
Colon
Bohmidt
Cohen
Wy Cohen
Shin
Mieligan City
Gar Hanis
Iriday
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages List
Birth announcements list Foxworthy, Cavanaugh, Budd, McFerrye, Lines, Warfield, Roberts, Boone, Hudson, and others with addresses. Marriage entries include Smith Keyes, Pyatise Barkha, Richardson Germanized. Deaths recorded at Central Hospital include Nellie Warfield and Charles Lines among others.
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Central Hospital
Harley Budd
James McFerrye
Beville
Charles Lines
Nellie Warfield
James Roberts
Patterson
Sneumonna
Daniel Boone
County Poor Farm
Batlims
Cornelia Hudson
Harlan
Gustritha
Michael Smith
Maye Keyes
Jacob Pyatise
Mary Barkha
Allen Richardson
Eizabeth Crman
Building Permits Noted For Several Dwellings And Repairs
A. H. Naniyke files permits for repairs at 1708 Bronaway tom and 1708 Bronaway. ilam Power lists repairs at 11 Harlan. Perry & Roch apply for a double dwelling at 1106 Jef Tergon with 2006 dollars. Northwest roe Ie Reina dwelling reaches 800. Borders and Uithoie repair work priced at 150 and Votter replica. THE Twenty-
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A. H. Naniyke
Bronaway
Tom
Perry & Roch
Jef Tergon
Agin Holland
Northwestern Roe
Ie Reina
Reach
Hal Borders
Votter
London fog blankets city as resident torches streetcar
Thick fog shrouded Indianapolis Friday morning with poor visibility for motormen and waiting passengers. A man near the northern edge set fire to a morning paper in an attempt to read on the way downtown, drawing attention from a frightened motorman. The weatherman Blythe forecast fair weather and unchanged temperatures for Friday night and Saturday.
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London
Ganapolis
Indianapolis
Timols
Dar
Blythe
Railroad Track Elevation Bills and City Costs Debate
A legislative debate centers on elevating railroad tracks and the city bearing most expenses. Proponents push for state and local funding changes, with the Board of Public Works overseeing improvements. Officials discuss assessments, remonstrances, and the potential for added city staff costs.
Caught in Drag Net in Indianapolis Thief Hunt
Chief Kruger and Captain Kinney led a large police dragnet in Indianapolis on Thursday evening to seize thieves purse snatchers and pickpockets terrorizing women. About arrests were made with identifications pending. A notable suspect Emmauve Collis was identified but Collins denied involvement. others, including a partner of Colling, remain sought. Colored youths were rounded up near Hub Parker’s saloon with several fined and one wanted for petit larceny.
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Kinney
Uni
Indianapolis
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Collis
Mike
Jeanette Sehrt
Sehrt
Ass Collins
Polter Station
Sf Colling
Paling
Collins
Sandman
Bolan and
Christ
Hub Parker
Elton Price
Hatram Louisa Heynolds
Frimpeaunt Gerber
Charles Matthews
German coal strike erupts in bloodshed across districts
Berlin reports show police clashed with blacklegs near Mouteenis with two killed and 20 injured at Dorst fell. Strikers threaten to mutilate strike breakers and brand them traitors as conflicts flare in several districts. In Petersburg, marching workers gain sympathizers but masters refuse concessions and demonstrations spread to Riga where police dispersed flag burning crowds.
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Berlin
Germany
Black Legs
Mouteenis
Dorst Fell
Tabor
Schipps-M’rae Press Associatio
Petersburg
Riga
Bears Are Bearish as Wheat Prices Slide in Chicago Market
Scripps-McRae reports weak commodity trading with white wheat shaded by weaker futures. Corn, oats, and rye show varied price shifts as May futures trade around 1.04 to 1.10 dollars per bushel. Chicago live stock lists cattle, hogs, and sheep with steady to firm bids and notable weights. grain markets note No 2 red and No 2 white futures moving narrowly.
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Scripps-Mrae Press Agsociation Chicagh
Baturday
SAMS
Geas
Ess
Batunhiey
Robbery at Fox Drug Store Aims to Loot Change Desk
Police investigate a break in at Fox Drug Store likely carried out from outside. A 'change for satire' desk held coins. Mr. Fox suspects intruders may have used a trap. detectives consider four theories as they search for the thieves.
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I Oliver
Atule
Pas
Smoot On Stand At Senate Inquiry Details Enduring Marriage
Senator Reed Smoot testified on his witness stand about his Mormon marriage history. He described his plural wife Mpha Elfees and six children, denied concealment, and said he did not intend to disavow his endorsements or endowments despite controversy. He referenced his stance during the 1880s and prior Church practices in Utah.
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Wastungtox
Jian
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Amma K Smoot
Marmonx
Ue Wis
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Smoot
Tnt Setei
Kmoot
Connerllir
Shuth
Plater
Staten Senatir
Rentocky
Iain Uh
Dog Hung in Tree Prompts Police Callout Near Martig Park
A Newfoundland dog was found hung from a tree near Martig Park east of Englivbave on Thursday afternoon. Police and a farmer agreed to bury the dog after a bare knoll was noted at the scene. Later a false alert claimed a woman cut her throat in Therghville.
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Englivbave
Martig Park
Mhursiay
Potles
Bfeyele
Hull
Shine
Therghville
Schafer Suspects in Elusive Indiana Murder Case
In Scripps-McRar Press Association report from Redword Indiana Chief of Police Hee Myers and Constable Howard prepared for a preliminary hearing for Frank Evang and Eimer Brewing, charged with the murder of Miss Saran Senator. The hearing, set to begin Saturday morning at Woteluck before Justice Lartis, aims to accommodate a large audience with a potential postponement under consideration as absent witnesses and evidence stay in question.
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Redword
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Bom
Po- Hee Myers
Constable Howard
Frits Mori
Frank Evang
Eimer
Alla
Jey
Faderwood
Tilly
Chinamen on trial in Pittsburgh stock pages and odd ads
Fragmented OCR reveals a courtroom tone describing Chinese inspector and multiple names tied to a trial. Mixed with stock, seeds, and consumer items, the text resembles a newspaper page mix of legal notices and commerce listings.
Bequest Tale Unconfirmed In Denver Will Rumor
Insurance saleman E C Bhumm says he was named in the will of Robert Royerdon who died in Colorado, but a Denver telegram reports no such firm Ward Parker exists. Bhumm claimed saving Royerdon's life in a bar dispute and receiving 4000 from the will. A bicycle is for sale. Ten words for sale column requested.
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Robert Royerdon
Colorado
Denver
Sun
Ward & Parker
Shumm
Astors Neys
Ttayeerdon
Una
Roverdon
Collector Pfeffery Arrestee in Embezzlement Case
Arthur Pfeffery a collector for Frank Buiiz in Indiana and Capitol avenues was arrested on a charge of embezzlement Friday morning. Pfeffery who lives at 202 Crumbla Avenue is charged with having retained about 14 dollars he had collected last week for Mr. Hutt.
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Arthur Pfeffery
Frank Buiiz
Indiana
Capliol Aves
Pfeffery
Crumbla Ave
Mr. Hutt
Accuse Him Of Theft Orin Cure Husband Charged
The husband of Mia Ada Cutrell faces grand larceny and receiving stolen property charges. Police say he stole items from Mr. Smiths Jewelry Store and later bought clothes and furs at two department stores, which investigators found did not sell such goods. Detective Ben Trimpe traced the purchases to a Boston area residence.
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Mia
Ada Cutrell
Grand Dar
Lie | Dylective Department
Mr. Smith
Conrad
Marsachusetta Ave
Wis
Cutrell
Frenzied Finance of Lawson Figures In New Company
The frenetic finance of Thomas Lawson of Barton, broker and flower lover, sparks a new firm named Frensied Finance. A group of Sfucle men organize with capital stock of 35000. Directors listed include Robert Innix, Walter Blerce of Muncie, and N Rarick of Parker County.
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Thomas
Barton
Robert &. Innix
Walter ¥. Blerce
Muncie
Aid ‘Nag N. Rarick
Parker’ Cty
New York Stock Market Rebound Faces Mixed Moves
Open market shows reactionary tone with Amalgamated Copper opening 8 percent lower and slipping further. Southern Pacific dips while Reading advances over 4 points. Chicago & Northwestern up 3 as Amalgamated copper frictions fade amid steady but cautious trading.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
New York
Jan
Sugir
Amalgamated Copper
I Ae Eline
Udeneife
Southern Pacific
Erle
Kansas
Southern
Amalgamated
Descline
Chicago & Northwestern
Absorpion
Vinton Padhe
Reading
Ouiside
Woman shoots eagle in distant court scene report
A fragmented courier story describes a woman firing at an eagle and facing legal action. Authorities or observers note a North area involving several allies and a potential trial. The text is garbled but hints at a legal dispute and pursuit of charges.
Bad Boys In Court At Reform School Inquiry
A fragmented report details a Massachusetts reform school case involving Jofae, Charles Tiowshiss, Karene Johnson, Hopper, and Eugens ditiasie. It describes arrests, alleged robberies, and a police investigation linking a group of colored youths to crime with mentions of workhouse terms and a juvenile custody outcome.
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Maine
Jotun Mapper
Charles Tiowshiss
Karene Johnson
Hopper
Massachieetts
Eugens
Douglass
Indiananotts
Chicago
Ray
Julie K. Work
Murphy on the stand in fire scare at central factory trial
In criminal court Friday Harry Murphy testified that an alibi saved him from a smoking gun. He claimed he slept in a barrel-house and that someone mocked the claim while detectives said he boasted of setting the Central factory fire, valued at 16 000 with contents 10 000, as the case hinges on witness credibility.
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Harry Murphy
Murphy
Stursman
Stutexman's
William Younes
Jenn Donnelly
Walter Woodward
WiMany
Baulanapolis
Tre
Patrick Shea
Renani
Shea
Powys
Benedict
Kha
Ant
Bintesman
Galt Shea
Pollerman
East Buffalo stock market report June sales and receipts
East Buffalo N Y June 20 cattle receipts fall market active with choice steers 3505.20 common to fall 1009 to 1507 7 0 veal 33.00 69.00 sheep and lamb receipts 100M choice lambs 7.60 67.73 cull to fall 4.00 yearlings 5.86 cull to 80R 600 choice wethers 5.25 74.00 export owes 5.25 6.73 fair to good mixed sheep 5.00 6.75 cull sheep 2.00 4.00 hogs receipts 73 market active Yorkers good to choice 4.9 94 70 light Yorkers 1.05 94.70 offs medium and heavy 4.85 64.99 Tours flooey do tage 2 7598
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Inmmanapolis
Rio
Sud
East Buffalo
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