Bombardment of Maracaibo and Venezuelan Revolt Suppressed
German warships Panther Viteta and Falke bombarded Fort San Carlos and shelled the town of San Carlos. Reports say many rebels burned and German residents protested. Federal troops defeated Gen Riera, who led about 10 revolutionists, retreating from Cura with 3 killed and 115 wounded.
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San Carlos
Maracaibo
Venezu
Fort San Carlos
Panther
Viteta
Falke
Dan Ba
Caracas
Venezuela
Riera
Cura
Indiana Railway Discharges Unionized Employees
GOBDEN Indiana railroad company discharging all workers who joined a union. Seven were dismissed Wednesday for this cause. In Cumberland Maryland John Henry Apple, a union veteran and farmer of Little Orleans, aged about 60, married for the third time to Nancy Elizabeth Kelffer, aged about 30. He previously wed twice, and a domestic Lena Wetzel allegedly fled with several hundred dollars, later found in Hoboken and tied to multiple husbands.
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Indiana Railway
Gobden
Ind
Indiana Railway Company
Henry
Cumberland
John Henry Apple
Little Orleans
Nancy Elizabeth Kelffer
Lena Wetzel
Apple
Hoboken
N. J
Pittsburg
Rockwood
Heenes
New Juvenile Court Bill Readied Amid Secrecy
Amos W Butler oversees a draft juvenile court bill to replace Thompson’s flawed measure. The proposal would instead place youths before circuit and superior courts and seeks a Chicago style juvenile court separate from others. Critics note changes include salary increases for judges and delayed retirement plans.
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Amos W. Butler
State Board of Charities
Senator Thompson
Ainting
Dange Stables
Keparate
Funous Juvenile Court of
Chicago
Condemned man shoots hangman in Madrid era case
A condemned man named Julian Martin in Segovia attempted to shoot the hangman during his execution. The hangman’s assistant was arrested for supplying the pistol. The article notes the high value and controversy of the hangman’s post in Spain, with many applications for the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Jaco
Julian Martin
Segovia
Spain
Seville
Quay Determined for Statehood Drive in Senate
The report outlines Senator Quay's confidence in pushing the omnibus statehood measure, with 37 votes secured to defeat opposition and force executive session over the Cuban treaty. It notes territory support limited to Indian Territory and Olympic County transitions, and hints Arizona and New Mexico might gain admission if the omnibus passes, with a Thursday vote anticipated. Also covered are a St Louis shooting duel, Indiana University president installation, and a sheriff ouster proceeding in Sullivan Indiana.
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Ans
Quay
Wen Uiat
Senate
Cullom
Beveridge
Indiana
Conmittes
Merten
Arizona
Pricing Fragments Hint At Discounted Vases
Fragmented sale notes show items with price drops from 310.00 to 212.00, then to 15.00 and 27.00 for vases, suggesting a clearance or misprinted listing with inconsistent markings. The readable lines point to a catalog style display of vase prices.
Friday Sale Items Drafted From Notions and Findings
A fragment lists a Friday sale catalog of sewing notions and supplies. Items include 30 yard spools of black sewing alk, basting cotton, taffeta seam binding, binding and brushes, hooks and eyes, stockinet, Brooks goods, safety pins, darning cotton, wax, hand tools, tape bands, and assorted buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight
Pequot
Atlantic
Dreas Abields
Ebbetts Favored as Next Bowling Congress President
The article notes Charles Ebbetts, Brooklyn Baseball Club president, as a favored candidate for the National Bowling Congress presidency with New York backing. Indianapolis officials back Rob Hryson for secretary as bowling leaders prepare for the convention in Indianapolis with 2200 expected entries before the February deadline.
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National Bowling Congress
Hoakwalter
Indianapolis
Charlen Ebbetts
Brooklyn Baseball Club
New York
Ebbetts
Bookwalter
Rob Hryson
Polo clash ends 1 to 2 as Richmond defeats Racine
Richmond polo team defeats Racine Wednesday night in Richmond with a 2 to 1 score after a hard fought game. Lee Turner of Lawrence Massachusetts to replace Jason at Muncie's fret rush as Jason goes back. Peace at last in Cincinnati as National League approves peace with American League ensuring a great baseball season.
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Richmond
Racine
Polo
Lee
Turner
Lawrence, Maas
Jason
Muncie
Cincinnati
National League
American League
John T. Bruna
Bowling notes and upcoming matches in Indiana league
President Norton of Anderson expresses regret over his team’s conduct in Indiana polls and vows discipline. Thursday night matches feature Indianapolis at Elwood, Muncie at Racine, and George Groom of Anderson issuing a challenge. Royals win in Independent league with scores 962 380 08 as the National Bowling Tournament Association allows loaded balls for the national championship in this city. New entries include Hangers Sentara and Hangera Juniors of Saulsville, with the tournament in preliminary stages.
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Norton
Anderson
Indianapolla
Elwood
Muncle
Racine
Royals
National Bowling Tournament Association
Bryson
Hangers Sentara
Hangera Juniors
Saulavile
Indiana Purses For Anderson Fair Grow To 7600
The Anderson fair association set purses of 7600 for stake races at the next annual fair. The Indiana state board of agriculture executive board and the Indianapolis racing association agreed Wednesday to lease the fair grounds track for the spring race meet. An attempt was made to arrange a three cornered race among Dan Patch Dan RK and Prince Alert, three of the fastest pacers and all Indiana bred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Fair Association
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis Racing Association
Fair Grounds
Dan Patch
Dan RK
Prince Alert
Indiana
Boxing and crime notes span from Hartfora to Ann Arbor
Sheriff Morrleal says Gov Durbin did not order boxing stops in Hartfora county while Joe Yeager roams Hot Springs poolrooms winning steadily. A two round bout in Hartford City ends with Porretto dominant in the third round. Young Corbett accepts Rhode Island protest interdiction against McGovern. An Indiaman arrest reports in Ann Arbor details of a freshman law student charged with stealing a gold watch from a Lansing student.
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Sheriff Morrleal
Blankford County
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Seituate Athlete Club
Gov. Garvin
Rhode Island
New England
Java
California
Indiaman
Ann Arbor
Mica
Paul K. Shepard
Oaktown
Ind
Rex Plummer
Lansing
Mich
Printing graft threat target in Indianapolis bid reform
The remate committee backs a plan to reform public printing bids to favor small printers. The bill would require ads for each article separately, ending big firms sealing contracts on groups. In Hartford City Indiana tax levy is $106 per $100 with council repudiating the electric plant contract.
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Jennie
Remate Committee of Public Printing
Indianapolis
Jiartford City
Ind
Indiana Rural Route Announced Amid Political Hints
In Washington Senator Fairbanks and his wife travel to Indianapolis for a governor's reception on Sunday. The Indiana rural mail routes list new carriers and post office updates in March including Athens Cayuga Center Point Clinton Hillsdale Mooresville Newport Paragon Pennville Plymouth Vevay Winamac. The house may pass a bill for a Pulaski statue and the federal buildings committee plans to visit Indianapolis to gauge sentiment. Postmaster Myers of Jeffersonville reports increased attention to duties amid other local enterprise concerns.
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Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Senate
Kenne
Brick
Count Pulaski
House
Indiana
John Carter
Lynn
Brazil Pickett
G. M. Church
Stones Crossing
Ind
Flouse
Federal
Myers
Jeffersonville
Post Office Department
Athens
Cayuga
Center Point
Clinton
Hillsdale
Mooresville
Newport
Paragon
Pennville
Plymouth
I Vevay
Winamac
Laxative Bromo Quinine Claim Promises Quick Cures
Ad repeats a patent medicine claim offering to cure a cold in one day and grip in two days. It also advertises cheap Kingsbury pianos from Cable Co Chicago via W D Pratt urging immediate purchase.
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Cable Ca
Chicago
Kingsbury
W. D. Pratt
Century Bulldtog
German Fire Insurance Company of Indiana Report 1902
Officers of the German Fire Insurance Company of Indiana certify the 1902 financials. Assets include mortgages and bonds with detailed liabilities, including premiums due, interest, rents, and real estate values. The report lists losses, adjustments, and the guaranteed fund status along with signatures of board members and secretary Schmidt.
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German Fire Insurance Company of
Indiana
Pal
Truat Company
Wilhelm Kohlsteadt
William F. Kuhn
Ferdinand A. Mueller
Theodore Reyer
Larena Schmidt
Frederick Schrader
Theodore Stein
Wilhelm Kohlstaedt
Ferd A. Mueller
Lorenz Schmidt
Fred Schrader
Theo. Reyer
No Indictment Against Him for Shooting Al Riggs
MARION Ind January grand jury in special session adjourned without indicting John who last Tuesday shot and wounded his stepfather Al Riggs in his home.
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al Riggs
Marion
Ind
John
Herrelf
Prall
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