Preacher 18 Guilty Survive Sextons Convicted at Omaha
In Omaha on June 27, George Ware rector of a church in Lincoln Neb and president of the L I L Cattle company was found guilty on all counts of two indictments for conspiracy to defraud the United States of 20 000 acres in Hooker County Nebraska. Larter and Welch pleaded guilty to conspiracy. Ware faces two years in the penitentiary and fines. The story also notes state school figures from Fassett Cotton including total enrollment teachers and school houses and funds July 1905.
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Scrippa-3eRae Ree Association
Omaha
Neb
United States
Hooker
County
Nebraska
George Ware
Lend
S. 1
L. i. 1. Cattle Company
Munger
Ue Grand Island
Goldiers
Ware
Frank W. Limebert
Harry Welch
Cnae
Lartert
Welch
Po Man Ferdare
Gan
Cie Defandanes Allorney
Fasset A. Cotton
Congressonal
Fant Pela
Syme
Sune
Finland Becoming Free Amid Terror Rule’s Fade
A translated dispatch notes Finland moving toward freedom as a seven week period ends. It recalls a 14 year regime marked by terror and oppression under former Governor General Dobrikutt whose policies are dissolving. The article portrays a hostile era giving way to a favored path toward liberty and democratic governance.
Unclear filing questions Northwestern Mutual Life statement
The article fragment reports a denial from Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance about a claim that it contributed to committee funds. It references an alleged transfer and a Tepnesser figure, but the text is fragmented and uncertain about specifics. The piece lacks clear names, dates, or verifiable events.
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Uuridorthwestern Mutual Life Insw
Nt HS
NAS
Bhat Company
Stte ‘Trensfer Folk
Tepnesser
Cimpalen
Plot uncovered near Tearkoe Selo shocks St. Petersburg
Reports from Athens indicate a new plot uncovered near Tearkoe Selo in St. Petersburg. The czar’s security tightens as arrests rise and military guards are strengthened around royal parks.
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Jeune Pron
ST. Petershorg
le Bs
Tearkoe Selo
Royal Park
Groundhog Capture Report Near Valley Milly
Charles McDouale, driver of hook and ladder No. J, on Mary Jane Street, trapped a groundhog alive Thursday near Valley Milly. Fear of grandace and shadow sightings were noted as factors in the tale of an unusually long winter.
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Yeu. J
Charles McDouale
Hook and Ladder
Xo. J
Mary Janed St
Autaite Big Hole
Valley Milly
Value of Charcoal Delivers Health and Beauty Benefits
A Buffalo physician praises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe method to cleanse the stomach and bowels, improve complexion, purify breath and blood, and aid liver function. The ad asserts charcoal absorbs gases, reduces odors, and offers daily health gains for twenty five cents a box.
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Pew
Stuart
Police record of woman Anna Williams in Opium Den arrest
Police record notes Anna Williams known to authorities as Pete Wacksan was arrested in an opium den on Voletast. She is described as a notorious figure with a road on her right arm. Detla Williams Dell Prien was present. officers seized tools used for fetting, though olden drawings were taken.
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Anna Willams
Voletast
Priday
Pete Wacksan
Jong
Detla Willams
Poe
Witness Mother Defends Bud Hizer in Assault Case
The mother of Bud Hizer, a Black defendant, testified at the trial for assault and battery on George Russell. She described the incident and her son’s conduct, noting a disturbance arose and Bud sought to defend himself. The mother’s testimony helped Hizer avoid harsher penalties, and the court ordered him to pay $10 and costs.
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Bud” Hizer
George Russell
Dwyer Pleads Guilty for Colorizing Oleomargarine
Edwin Dwyer of Indianapolis pleaded not guilty at arraignment on a federal indictment for coloring oleomargarine without a license. He changed his plea to guilty before the U S court and was fined $100 after revenue agents had kept him under surveillance. His factory was seized following a summer investigation.
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Edwin Dwyer
Nillanapolis
Ind
United States Court Fund
Dwyer
Contests Will of Dr John A Ouchterlony
Salt to contest the will was filed yesterday by August Fa Wan Ouchterlony and Alma Matilda Ouchterlony in Gothenburg Switzerland. They allege undue influence. The estate is valued from 19000 to 300000 and much of the wealth was left to the Roman Catholic church in the diocese.
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Louisville
John A. Ouchterlony
August Fa- Wan Ouchterlony
Alma Matilda Ouchterlony
Ginter
Gothenburg
Switzerland
BILLHEIMER 18 MOVING FOR AUDITOR NOMINATION
BILLHEIMER, 18, moving from Tennessee, has toured northern counties and returned proudly. He aims for the Republican nomination as auditor of a tutor, plans to visit Wayne County and other areas in the Sixth district next week.
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Stows Uepurs Sumaue
Sinte
Wayne
Elephant Runs Wild After Drinking In Grant Inrh Zoo
Special to the gun reports Maude the elephant at Grant Inrh escaped after consuming two quarts of wine, injuring several Ira keepers as crowds and onlookers struggled to regain control. Nearby entries note Petersburg shipments and hides tied to fur trade in New York City.
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Atlanta
Maude
Grant
Medin Pantie
Nile
Syceiat
Petersburg
Ind
Jacol KE
Schira
New York City
Jwndeh Ae
Pata F
Murder on Big Four Train Near Spades Ind Claims Joe Crowell
Passengers on a Cincinnati to St Louis Big Four train witnessed a field attack near Spades Ind. Joe Crowell, an Austrian, was beaten to death. suspect Mike Daneish, a Danish immigrant, fled. A Danish man matching description boarded a Chicago-bound train later, raising a manhunt. Crowell’s pockets were rifled, suggesting robbery.
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Joe Crowell
Spades
Breais
Batesville
Ind
Jen
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hyde Over
Mike Line Ish
Crowell
Chicago
Pottee
Mike Danish
Crawel
Harding Case Settled in Noblesville Suit
W. E. Harding received 2000 dollars after a 1901 October street car accident in Indianapolis. The lawsuit against Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company was compromised last night and dismissed.
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Ous
Noblesville
Ind
W. E Harding
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Piamnetti
Harding
Indianapolis
Woman seeks 10000 damages in cement plant death case
Special to The Sun. In New Albany Indiana on January 27 Mrs Magele Miner of Zellersburg sues Standard Cement for 10000 damages over the death of her husband Wisley Miner killed in an explosion at the company's plant.
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New Albany, Inn
Mra
Magele Miner
Zellersburg
Standard Cement Company
Wisley Miner
Mrs Mickless Sues Mitchell Lime Company
Mrs Carrie Mickless files suit in Bedford Indiana for damages after her husband Ambrose Mickless was crushed by a falling stone at Mitchell Lime Company on New Year’s Day. The case seeks compensation for the death and accompanying losses.
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Mickless
Bedford
Ind
Carrie Mickless
Mitchell Lime Company
Ambrose Mickless
Death by self harm reported in Greensburg home
Mrs. Mary McGif, 48, hanged herself at her Greensburg Indiana home yesterday. Authorities note a prior suicide attempt six months earlier by swallowing strychnine. The case is being investigated locally.
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Greensburg
Ind
Dan
Mary McGif
Wingate Buys Shelbyville Paper to Form Independent News
Joan Widgate and his son William form a $140 stock company to buy the Jem Merzonian plant in Shelbyville Indiana and plan to publish the Independent News with daily and weekly editions starting next Tuesday. The Wingate purchase follows prior moves by Wingate to take control of the Shelbyville Republican, and changes in management and naming were announced.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Joan Widgate
Willam
Jem Merzonian
Independent News
Jonn 4
Wingate
Shelbyvite Republican
Pape
Suspected forger arrested in Lebanon cigar shop owner
Sperial to the Su Shelbyville Informed that Wilts a former merchant now cigar store owner in Lebanon was arrested here on the verge of forging a note for the Williamsport National Bank. Officer Ausdell escorted him back to Lebanon as Plainfield merchants form an association to boom the town.
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Sperial
Shelbyville
Ind
Dan
Viyne Wilts
Lebanon
Khla
Willamsport National Bank
Ausdell
Morton Justice Killed by Train Near Reed's Station
Morton Justice of Reed's Station was struck and killed by a passenger train on the BE and W near Muncie Indiana yesterday. His widow and one child survive.
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Bbeerengesteset Des
Terre Haute Mayor Keeps Post Amid Impeachment Vote
Special to The Sam from Terre Haute Indiana reports the city council voted five to four to sustain impeachment charges against Mayor B Idaman, missing the two-thirds threshold by one vote. Debates centered on safety board removals and enforcement of a temperance policy, with shifting public sentiment noted during speeches.
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Terre Haute
B Idaman
John
Buntean
Duscan
Boards of Safety
Leap Year Observances Across Chinese Community Traditions
The article describes Three Days' observances for the Chinese leap year in Indianapolis, noting hospitality, festive activities, and exchanges of greetings. It critiques misunderstandings by outsiders while detailing lanterns, firecrackers, and lively street scenes, including calendar notes on a thirteen-month year and an upcoming nuptial custom.
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Frevrayker
Indianapolis
Ronring
Wile Leang
China
Celestia
Watcriers
Snather
Luna
Hung Jrmind
Sivadi
Busineay
Good Anecdotes Told Of Fighting Joe Wheeler
In Noblesville Indiana on January 27 a jury awarded Mrs John Sturdevant a judgment of 1009 against Lake Erie Western Railroad Co The article recalls Maj Gen Joe Wheeler nicknamed Fighting Joe and Little Boy Blue praising his wartime heroism and military devotion A ram attack in Redford Indiana left Arthur Cyl Ming nearly killed as he entered a shed to tend sheep during a ram incident
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Joe Wheeler
West Point
Wheeler Inca
Redford
Ind
Arthae
Ming
Lin
Tel
Bachelors Draw Crowd At Plainfield Event
A public entertainment in Plainfield netted 15 dollars for the library fund. Maj. Gen. Wheeler attended, seated among dignitaries, while stories of Joe Wheeler and the old troop reflected on battles from Chancellorsville to Texas. Wheeler recalled his past comrades and expressed feeling after viewing a ceremonial sword. The crowd cheered as he recounted cavalry memories and a furlough tale.
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Third Cavalry
Jack
Chancellorsville
Beverly
Sawlors Creek
Saber
Texas
Joe Wheeler
Keak Anertonn Sleep Advice Scene
Fragmentary dialogue presents a supposed exchange where a speaker extols sleep as a remedy for hardship. The text contrasts calm rest with restraint, stating activity requires ample sleep and avoidance of intoxicants to endure extreme climates and strenuous duties.
Judge orders salary division in Bedford divorce case
Judge Wily Hag orders Jerry Mosler to pay a portion of his salary to his wife in a Bedford divorce case. Mosler, described as a felon and a teacher, currently earns $1.40 per day, with the salary division to be enforced as part of the proceedings.
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Abe
Bedford
Ind
Wilyhag
Jerry Mr. Mosler
Batt
Wedding postponed after sudden death in Jasper
Special to The Saw from Jasper Indiana reports the wedding scheduled for early January is postponed following the unexpected death of Mrs. Theresa Greet yesterday. The incident disrupts local plans as families await further arrangements and official updates.
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Jasper
Ind
Theresr Greet
Mer
Leprosy Cure Claim By Dr W Eye Medical Co
A doctor from Fond du Lac Wisconsin claims a 30 year practice has cured leprosy in most cases and offers free treatment guidance and a book. He invites sufferers or those who know them to write at once for help and lists hundreds reportedly cured.
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DR. W. Eye Medical CO
Fond ‘du Lac
Wis
Chinese Calendar and Lunar Festivities Describe Ancient Traditions
A described excerpt details a lunar based Chinese calendar with intercalary days forming months and a leap year. It mentions names of alleged months, ceremonial door gifts, incense pots, and visitors receiving house keys, reflecting a richly symbolic, transient festival lasting several days amid cross-cultural commentary.
Poisoned rat poison kills boy and injures baby
In Sprowlan county a faulty rat poison caused a child to die within hours while a two year old was severely harmed. A syrup bottle appears to have contaminated the poison. The incident at a crevk near Nighowe a Lows remains under investigation.
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Nighowe
Ty Kaus
Agreement Eludes Carpenters and Joiners and Woodworkers
No agreement has been reached between the Carpenters and Joiners and the Woodworkers. A conciliating committee of Presidents Huber and Mulcahy, with AFL President Gompere as chairman, aims to submit mutually satisfactory propositions.
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Huber
Carpenters
Mulcahy
Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Trains Kill and Injure Thousands in U S
A bulletin from the Interstate Commerce Commission shows that in July August and September a large number of passengers and railroad employees were killed or injured on steam railroads in the United States. The report tallies 1, first week of the period with many fatalities and 18,396 injuries.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Public Works Debates Spring Street Improvements
A crowd at the Board of Public Works urged alley and street upgrades as spring nears. Petitions covered Washington to Deierborn and Hawkt Street, with heated exchanges and refusals to proceed yet. Final notices cited sewer plans and track elevation affecting future paving decisions.
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Board of Public Works
Public Works
Washington
Deierborn
Gaysta
Mincoln
Raymounters
Anne Muga
Bast St
Nebraska
Lincoln
Esphelt
East-se
Washington-sf
Virginia-ave
Brade
Train Strikes Buggy Killing Horse Injures Family
Hirchman L and wife Charing Gray and their year old daughter were riding in a buggy when a train struck near Vale by Mula on the W railway crossing. The horse was killed. Bray suffered brusing, wife minor injuries, and the child fractured thigh. All three were taken to St Vuter hospital for care. Saturday, the family was en route when the crossing disaster occurred.
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Charing Gray
Tyte
Vale
Mula
Wowie
Priday
Bray
St. Vuter
Hospital
Pension fraud charged in Cortinea court case
Anather case of pension fraud before the United States court Friday charges SN HL Guttman a pension agent with procuring and forwarding Mrs. Abigail Palmer’s pension application. The indictment claims statements were falsified though witnesses signed, not sworn, and papers certified by Lutiman as notary.
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United States
SN HL Guttman
Cortinea
Pension Department
Abigail Palmer
Lutiman
Bovarawits
Pesses
Debutante Dorothy Whitney Headlines Expensive New York Party
A grand debut in New York showcases Miss Dorothy Whitney in a costly, flamboyant event. The gathering features elaborate fashions, heavy entertainment, and notable social figures, highlighting the era's appetite for lavish society affairs.
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New York
Dorothy Whitney
Neuralgia and nerve pain relief claim from Miles pills
A testimonial claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve neuralgia and nerve pain by removing pressure on nerves. The speaker reports intense pain and general relief after using the product, with a guarantee of benefit from the seller and a refund if not satisfied.
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Miles
Dr. Files
Miles ‘Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
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