Collapse of Revolt in Russia prompts labor curbs
Reports from St Petersburg indicate the revolt is crushed for now as authorities promise labor law revisions and more strict hours. Fourteen hundred strikers and many detainees, including lawyers and professionals, are reported seized during Red Square clashes. thousands of troops guard Peter and Paul Fortress while daily life tightens in the capital.
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ST. Petersburg
Bcripps-It Hae Press Association
Sevipps
McRae Press Association
Vrepot Oruerea
Huis Kress
Peter Uid Maul
Aning
Peienners
TrarknesSeio
Damage suit on trial in Carter court
The case alleges Faimor sues Inilinnapelig Traction and Terminal for 31.0 percent, contending a Centraluye vehicle caused a fall when its train struck a wheel, ejecting the rider and tossing her to the ground.
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Faimor Sue
Diamond Rings and Jewelry Sale at Monument Place
Diamond rings for ladies priced from 19 dollars, with easy viewing of stock. J. 7, Monument Place offers a selection of diamond jewelry and related items for sale.
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Condo
Ynut Ina Pert Atock
Monument Place
Eat at Bregermei¢ Groe and Dinner Nearby
Fragmented OCR notes list a few place names and items such as Bregermei¢ Groe and 19 N. T Minols with mentions of dinner and a meal. The text appears garbled with misspellings and stray punctuation, offering little coherent context or events to summarize.
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N. T Minols
Eight Dead in Blizzard Rips New York City
A major blizzard leaves eight dead in New York and surrounding areas. Snow blocks streets and disrupts transit as police provide relief, schools close, and charitable groups assist the needy amid record cold.
Relatives Rally Over Washington Township Dispute
Washington township residents report strong concern as a local drama centers on Miss Bra and her sister Miss Osun Adam, with accusations of manipulation and control over property and personal affairs. The confrontation includes family members and Mrs Cor Jennings, highlighting tensions in Centre.
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Uae
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Deathbed Will Upheld in Malone Estate Case
Morris Water, elderly and frail, challenged Catherine Malone's will in circuit court claiming lack of mental capacity and undue influence. Evidence showed Malone named John and Mrs. Devine as beneficiaries, with Jett as property, after hours before death. Judge Adee Allen ruled the charges unfounded and decided in favor of the Devines.
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Cireule Court
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Malone
John A. Devine
Jett
Walter Guvick
Waters
Abe
Adee Allen
Wat
Dex
New Plan Introduced by White and Holloway
White and Holloway at 227 North Pennsylvania unveil a new plan affecting advertising and imagery prices. The cabinet announcement proposes a 2.00 per dozen rate for certain cabinet goods while promising a general reduction on all photos.
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White & Holloway
Pennsylvania
Trade school books for prisoners debated in senate
Senator Kimbrough urged education for boy convicts during reformatory stay as Indiana considers a bill to establish trade schools in prisons and manufacture school books for state children. The senate test vote showed support while an amendment to restrict distribution to schools failed.
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Tnidiana
Kimbrough
MIM
Stack
Gale Ok
Counes
Reformatory
Auto Bill Seeks 20 mph County Road Limits
A legislative push aims to standardize county road speed limits at 20 miles per hour with amendments debated. Supporters argue safer traffic flow, while opponents warn of enforcement challenges and broader mobility impacts. The measure, tied to broader auto regulation, awaits further committee action and potential floor votes.
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Phat
Benator
Apnite
Dewey Sivas
Simeadawets
Hope to Save Smith The Cage of Berkley Smith
The colored man Berkley Smith faces murder charges in court for the death of his wife. His defense attorney denies the killing and argues to spare him from execution. Jurors began deliberations on Thursday as the case proceeded with contested testimony and legal arguments.
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Berkley Smith
Big Wife
Smith
Ue Guiluny
Bedford murder suspects appear in court in delay request
In Bedford Indiana on January 26, Frank Evans and Emner Browninw faced a preliminary hearing for the murder of Sarah Sehafee. The state sought a continuance citing an unavailable woman witness, as a large crowd packed the courtroom and defendants hoped for release while counsel argued admissibility of evidence.
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Bedford
Ind
Frank Evans
Emner Browninw
Sarah Sehafee
Bedford School
Warship Yellow Jack Chronicle Disordered Text
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses a warship and yellow jack symbolism with scattered names and places. Core elements include references to Washington, a patrol or shipboard scene, Japanese presence, and unnamed individuals amid a mixed, garbled narrative.
Fragmented OCR Text on Cigarette Related Injuries and Trials
The readable fragments describe cigarette caused injuries and legal actions. Mentions of medical testing, court cases, and references to multiple places and people appear in scattered form without coherent narrative or dates.
Denbo Bill Killed in Senate House Debate
Denbo Bill, known to the Parks WH, faced a house dispute Thursday afternoon as the Denby tea extenerl and Ried contested its fate in a tense legislative session.
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Senate
Sayre Notes Time Wasted as House Shifts to Afternoon Sessions
Warren Sayre urged lawmakers to stop frittering time, prompting a decision to hold after noon sessions. The House, noting seven working days remain and 139 days including Saturdays, tentatively scheduled afternoon meetings after Sayre’s remarks. A motion to adjourn Friday morning was withdrawn and the body then convened at 2 PM.
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Warren Sayre
Anid Sayre
Sayre
Brimangi
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a local figure and events
Fragmentary text mentions various names and places with no clear event or date. Distilled into a brief record, it suggests a local figure or incident but lacks verifiable details, making a precise summary impossible from the readable content.
Gypsies Arrested For Child Abductions And Drugging
Three women and a man were arrested after police tracked them to a palace district where they allegedly abducted and drugged children. Each woman carried a baby aged six to ten months while a seven year old child was with them. The suspects Julia, Rosa, and Minnie Mitchell are said to have preyed on vulnerable families, with reports of recent involvement in trafficking. A local society woman alerted authorities, prompting the investigation and arrests.
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Tour
Gy Yas
Paliew Stlton
Phura- Somme
Graney
Achiin
Julia
Rosa
Minnie Mitchell
Bat
Police
Latest News Roundup From Across the Nation
Cable of January 26 reports from St. Petersburg saying excitement subsides and business resumes. Bandits fire on a trolley motorman in Philadelphia and rob passengers. Trial begins for Evans and Browning in the murder of Sara Schafer. Missouri senatorial balloting shows Cockrell leading. Liban reports bombs in streets of Tripoli with unknown damage. A large fire burns four stories at 78 80 South Street in New York City.
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Washington
Gon, Watts
St. Petersburg
State Department
Philadelphia
Trioeram
New York
South-st
Bome & Sedger
Popraenesep O O Aamtt Asot Unf Ara Ore Tear
The readable fragments describe a local item or event with unclear details. Names, places, and dates are not identifiable in the OCR snippet, but the tone resembles a brief community notice or sports score snippet from a historic newspaper.
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Popraenesep
LIQUOR LAW AMENDMENT POSTPONED IN HOUSE VOTE
The house postponed consideration of the Nicholson liquor law amendment amid heated debate. Speaker Cantwell kept proceedings orderly as members argued for more time and an aye vote was temporarily delayed, with the measure likely to return for another tally.
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House of Representatives
Howe
Oehtel
Bridiey
Cantwell
Bhkely
Dia Willam Flosnon
Marion
Clifford
Daveman
American Baking Company Suspends Payment
The American Baking Company suspended payment and issued no statement. Thursday, Heldman warned customers at the door that conditions might improve by Friday. The bank’s president said business would resume on arrival of capital, with $100,000 capital and a $100,000 surplus. The concern conducted a savings business.
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American Banking Company
Chicago
Ara
Tetdman
Wootl Tint
Seow York
Heldman
Japanese seize steamer Palma bound for Vladivostok
Tokio report says the Japanese seized the steamship Palma en route to Vladivostok, with Wardift coat aboard. The capture is described in dispatches from the Ecripps-Arab press association.
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Ecripps-Arab Press Association
Tokio
Palma
Vladivodtok
Sues traction firm over slippery step injury
Robert B. Brown files suit against the Indianapolis Traction and Termings company seeking 290 damages claiming his wife slipped on ice on a car step and he lost her services due to injuries.
Mail Delays Due to Snowstorm Disrupt East Routes
Snowstorm cripples mail from New York and Pennsylvania halting connections to Indianapolis. Postal officials warn several days of disruption while special trains from Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland are prepared to move outgoing mail. Clerks are stationed to prevent further delays for eastern points.
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