Sisters in Seclusion Die in Michigan City After Wardrobe of Remorse
Two aged sisters who had long lived in Selasions, Michigan City, quietly pass away within weeks of each other. Their youth in New York included a ballroom episode with their father, whose death after that night led to lifelong seclusion. The elder sister Kate Deer-Sux, 76, had cared for them in retirement. The story notes a decade of isolation following the tragedy and remorse that haunted their days.
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Michigan City
Hitsui der Eatire
Machinan
Cvinary Agy
Duehapan
Mies
Kate Deer- Sux
New York City
Wright Took Own Life Not Heart Failure
Tondon date line reports Dr. Mryvarger’s post mortem on J. Whitaker Wright showing death by cyanide poisoning. Wright died within an hour of his prison sentence after being convicted of swindling as head of the London and Globe corporations. a loaded revolver was found on his body.
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Wright
Road work to repair block on W Michigan Street
A local notice states that workers will reseal and repair a block on West Michigan Street from Blakes to Holmes. The project involves resurfacing and improving the roadway with new materials and equipment, expected to affect traffic in the area.
Woman Sues Street Car Company For 10000
A malformed clipping reports Mary AL Hlund suing a street car company for ten thousand dollars claiming she was thrown from a street car at the intersection of Meridian and Pennsylvania in New York. The garbled text also mentions other unrelated incidents and names without clear connections.
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Mary AL Hlund
Shien
Illathon
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Meridian
Penne
A Minute in Washington and Indiana Notices
A jumble of civic items from Pars Crossing to Indianapolis notes a rural route request, a rural mall cartiers boost, and possible political shifts with Senator Beveridge. June 1 marks horticultural judging appoints in St Louis. pensions granted to Easton and Mrs Louise Chit wool. universal congress delegates named for St Louis. Hoosier officials named on the lint. Texas congressman travels 2000 miles to pay poll tax. a note on proxy voting and a God Bitters health claim.
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Pars Crossing
Ind
Mall Cartiers
Beveridge
Tippecanoe Battlefield Memorial
Sylvester Johnson
Indianapolis
St. Louis Exposition
John
Easton
Louise Chitwool
Universal Congress of Lawyers
St. Louis
W. HH. Mitler
Watthanks
W.W. P. Urren
Fort Wayne
Burtleson
Texas
Woabington
Murat Temple celebrates twentieth anniversary with lavish event
Murat Temple of the Ancient Arabic order hosts its 20th anniversary at the German House Friday evening. The program features a grand interior decor, dancing, a luncheon, a farce comedy with Shrine actors, and a drill by Arab patrol led by Captain Gustav A. Hitler. Invitations extended statewide, with interurban cars arranged for guests.
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Order of Nobles
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Shriners
Arab Patrol. & Company
Drilera
Gustav A. Hitler
Murat Temply
Murat Tonple
Far Past Tensions Between Haaste and Japan Rise
London dispatch reports rising tensions as Japan presses Russia for a reply to the latest note. Tokyo voices impatience over delays seen as a move toward war preparation. Markets are steady, but officials fear new hostilities if Moscow remains firm.
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Haaste
Japan
Financiera Acems
Russia
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Asker Isaron de Rogen
Ida
Allen
Democrats Cheer Washington Speech on Silver Platform
Debates in New York on January night centered on reaffirming the Democratic Kanvas Che platform with a silver plank. Representative John Sharp Williams defended the party line while facing questions about free silver and the gold silver ratio. Williams stressed constitutional tradition and past positions, echoing doubts about rapid shifts in policy.
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Hryan
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Democraty Party
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John Sharp Wiliams
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Llingis
Willams
Garry
Alghe
Disorderly house fines in saloon case at Timeduns
Four visitors at the saloon of Tsrodevick in South Street were fined one dollar each and costs after a Wednesday morning police court hearing. Judge Whallen warned Breferick that a similar charge could land him in jail. Also mentions treaty support in Washington and births, flowers, and a railroad wreck death in Little Rock.
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Petition for New Bridges in Murri g stad River area
Councilman Wright asks Board of Works for new bridges at Murringstad River avenues. He vows public support from West Indianators and residents west of the river, asserting the bridges are needed and should be built.
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Nee Beidger
Murrigstad
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Wenad
Pene
Hriiges
Shea
One Passenger Train On Time Amid Snow Storm
A fragmentary report notes only one passenger train remained on time during a snowy Wednesday close to dawn. Intermittent weather and track conditions disrupted service, with crews scrambling to restore schedules as officials push improvements to return to normal timetables.
Writ of Habeas Corpus Sought amid Local Turmoil
Amid confusion in Dallas and U S, a writ of habeas corpus is requested in repeated legal proceedings. The mayor and sheriff face questions over appearance obligations, while foreign events echo with German incidents and diplomatic tensions abroad. Local notices discuss safety and policing for community events.
Brooks Seeks Halt to Interurban Grade Crossings
Pennsy railroad seeks Board of Commissioners to deny interurban right of way at grade crossings. Brooks, general counsel, urges discouraging interurbans from erasing steam lines, arguing grade crossing dangers worsen with electrification. He notes Pennsy spending thousands to elevate grades and asks county officials to back railroads against electric lines.
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Ylvania Railroad Company
Joan
J. Dd. Brooks
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Pennsylvania
Brooks
Groff Quized on Turning State Evidence in Postoffice Case
In Wallington Illinois on a Wednesday morning the post office conspiracy trial neared the government case end. Mayor, the government's chief witness, testified as Douglass resumed cross examination about Diller B Groff and the $15,000 owed to the Groff brothers. The witness said Groff questioned a man who turned state's evidence and hinted at possible prior promises.
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Jan
Douglass
Crom
Postoffics
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Mayer
Jude
D. B. Groff
Groff Brothers
Stolen beer checks trigger violent incidents and arrests
A chaotic report describes theft of beer checks at a residence leading to confrontations. Grant Wn Minis loiters, others drink and waste funds, a suspect is arrested. A separate incident ends with a stabbing attempt and a self-inflicted wound, leaving three children involved. Grain and livestock notes follow.
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Wilamson
Ladies and Misses Coats in Heavy Mekou at Auction
Ladies and Misses coats of heavy mekou in blue castor brown and black sold at auction in the morning, itemized colors and materials available.
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Fea Bo
Kersey
New York Stocks Open Moderately Active With Gains
The New York stock market opened moderately active and generally higher, with many advances including Narrath, Western, Missouri Theate, Sugar and Hoek Ashand preferred. The gains were broad but after the first hour prices receded. Government bonds changed. No. 2 wheat and copper noted. total trades about 34,000 shares.
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