One Justice Keeps Clear of Inquests
Justice Joseph H. Sheppard declares he has no inclination to preside at sanity examinations. He notes many hospital cases invite him to visit the City Hospital to meet staff and acquaint himself with employees, but he has not gone yet. He criticizes the insanity inquest system as graft prone and calls for a physician commission on salary to handle insanity cases, insisting he does not want the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Sheppard
City Hospital
Joseph St. Sheppard
Justice of the Peace
Sanity Inquest
Merr
Sanity Inquest Trust
Goul
Fimd
Sheppard
Chior
Thirty Two Die in Fire in Spain Feud Tragedy
Thirty two people died in a suspicious fire of incendiary origin at Cetina near Saragossa. An unknown arsonist set fire to seven houses, trapping families inside as bids for revenge allegedly fueled the blaze. Police feud theories dominate the inquiry.
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Mrah Press Association
Madrid
Cetina
Saragossa
Howaes
The Friend Maker Food drink That Does That
An long letter promotes Postum as a coffee alternative. A Toledo clerk lists Central and South American drinkers who switched to Postum, claiming health and nerve improvements. The writer, an assistant customs official, says Postum converted him and others and cites trials, endorsements, and trials at home.
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Toledo
British Honduras
Central
South America
Postum
Lueae
Welle
Vastum
Boigaret
Afea
Punta Gorda
Postim
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Arch Young Replacement Uncertain Amid Senate Session
Washington reports Archibald Young's successor as Indianapolis customs surveyor will be named after Senator-elect Hemenway takes his seat. Blame for Young's removal centers on Hemenway and disputes over George Knox and Lawrence postmastership. Griffiths' support fades amid Fairbanks Roosevelt tensions. Pureguy appointed stowage spicer for Panama Canal commission. McWhorter named weather bureau printer in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemenway
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Archibald Young
Indianapolis
Senate
Young
George Knox
Congress
Lawrence
Robe
Miners Seek Joint Conference For Operators Vote
A fragmented report notes miners press for a joint conference with southern operators. Southwest leaders, including Tiennett Brown, push for admission of southern operators while Western states seek equal standing. Talks target stringently timed expiry on March at 140, with four states in focus.
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Tiennett Brown
Kansas City
Tor
Southwestern
Inora
Ubi
Whinuis
Dl- Vision
Concentra
Raise the Local Dues At United Mine Workers Convention
At the convention of the United Mine Workers, Friday afternoon, a drive to raise local dues was adopted. A per capita tax increase from 2 to 3 cents was approved to boost revenue amid strikes and fund reserves, with plans to shift some costs from employers to members. The secretary-treasurer urged higher dues, noting the need for additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine
Wiron
Grenee Assetine
Three Men Beat Tailor In Alleged Assault Case
Three men beat tailor August Rosenborg on Washington Street last Sunday in an alleged assault. Johnny Beatty and Rosemnleave were reportedly involved and were arrested yesterday afternoon. Rosenborg had previously testified in Beatty's criminal trial.
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Eald
August Rosenborg
I Washington St
Johny Beatty
Wis
Rewenbers
Beatty
Clarence Case Named Pastor at Eightat Friends Church
Clarence M Case a student at Earlham College and resident of Noblesville has been engaged as pastor of the Eight-at Friends church in this city.
Berthia Krupp Betrothed in Wealthy German Match
Berthia Krupp, 19, owner of the Krupp gun works at Basen, is betrothed to Dr Eck of Rhendt. She controls most of Krupp stock, has vast wealth, and charitable legacies. The Kaiser reportedly favored the match, seen as romantic but controversial by relatives.
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Berlin
Berthia Krupp
Krupp Gun Works
Basen
Germany
Dreck
Rhendt
Rhenish
Prussia
Miss Krupp
Krupp Works
Krupp
Kaiser
Sto
Eswen
Rail union talks avert strike on Pennsylvania line
Negotiations between the Pennsylvania Railroad and middle division trainmen continued after a threatened strike. High authority managers Atterbury and Grindster-Mornseer led talks Saturday afternoon to form a working agreement and restore mutual confidence, avoiding a labor stoppage.
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Scripfs-M'Rre Press Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railrand
Jeanne
Atterbury
Brotherly Love Sermon Calls For Calm Civic Spirit
A Scripps AP report details a speech by Janel Gav and Marin T. Herrick at a Friday meeting and dinner. The speaker urged a peaceful approach to reform, condemning vituperation and urging leaders to act with clean hands and constructive example rather than force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Ap Rab Press Association
Janel Gav
Marin T. Herrick
Gilkhy
Salvation Army to Hold Services Led by Capt Shields
Captain Shields will lead Salvation Army services at the Army hall Sunday afternoon and evening, with possible assistance from student members and attendees from the industrial work in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Services
Shields
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Lewis Declines Honor At Mining Congress Event
Unclear readable fragments indicate Lewis declines a ceremonial honor linked to the International Mining Congress to be held in mid May at a venue near Brussels. The text mentions colleagues and a notable prior work achievement by the subject, with references to associates Perry and Vidront and a potential broader industry context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hewry
Vriesds
Wang Tin
Perry
New Insurance Officers Named at Merits Lith Ind Prastebmpany
The Merits Lith Ind Prastebmpany announces appointments and directives affecting agency operations. Arthur Baxter, Gordon Owens, and others are named in leadership changes with new postings and office moves noted at Wat Borough and nearby districts. An unrelated health ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as cold season remedy.
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Ind
Prastebmpany
Tele Tyapany
Tasidinas
Etragieg
Arthur Heen
Genet
Gecesi
JO Owerns
Seer
Pany
Brame Te
An Old Nurse for Children Compiled Remedies
An OCR fragment touts Mrs Winstrow's soothing syrup for teething pain, wind colic and diarrhea. It claims to ease a child’s distress with a peppermint-like preparation, promoting mothers to give Twaniy-one drops per bottle, presented as a universal cure.
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Winstrow
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Arch Young
Otd Holdon
John le Griths
Griffiths
Fairbanks
Elas
Roosevelt
Gridihs
Fairbanke-ealing
Charles Pureguy
Evansville
L. L. McWhorter
Weather Bureau Service
Washington
Toe United
DR. Heck
Bertha Krupp
Essen
Yaqui
Mexico
Scripps
MRA Press Association
Chicago
Somap
Sehir
Alan
Wiluim
Chagenan Metter
Trief
Mages
Maine
American ‘Trust and
Savange Bank
Hay Nut
Nye
Merten
Potter
Merton
Cheng Modi
Yanul
Gov. Hervick
Rao
Lewis
Haskins and
Brussels
Hans Sarsaparill
Hood
C. W. Kriel
M Hkery
Miller Oil and Supply Co
Dr. G
Martin Hing
Petmnaylvania At
Massachsetts Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Indiana Shoe Syndicate
Semeannual Syndicate Shoe Sale
the Manufactors Shoe Co
Ana Hannet
Theece
Danania
Kidskin Sage
Kesalar AD
St Stone
Ood
Kola
Toke’ Rie Seth Solo
St. Louis
Vic
Anang Thia Lot
Roya
Manufactors Shoe Co
Massachusetts Avenue
A. B. Meyer & Co
Perton
Pennsylvania
Pocatantas
Shiokvtess
Ump - Cota
Straight Creek
Green County
Jackson
Ohio
Nee Deliveres
Team Extra
Fang
Ming
Porter
Awkles
Spencer Hones
Colon
Detective Association
DR. Carter & CO
Idianapolis
Christian Endeavor
Cheistin Endeavor
Hagniitan
Stadiean Mangock
Marion Counties
Bismueck-wye
Cheisthin Church
G. Finsset
A. le Cfeut
Binmarck-ave
Ecrifps-M'Hae Presa Association
Granada
Spain
Eugene Sutton
Sutton
Puritan
Hed Spring Company
IME
Kentucky Ave
Encoleas
J. G. Monver
E. W. Grove
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