Death of King Christian IX of Denmark after 42 years on throne
King Christian IX of Denmark died suddenly on Monday afternoon in Copenhagen. He had ruled since November 16, 1863, a 42 year reign. His death triggers succession by his eldest son Prince Frederick while another son Prince Charles was named king of Norway. The royal family had formed Matrimonial alliances across Europe. Queen Alexandra is listed among his daughters.
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Christian IX
Denmark
Kerippae McRae Press Associaton
Copenhagen
Christian IX Wie
Prince Frederick
Christian
Prince Tarle
Norway
Frances Joseph
Austria
Charity Workers Battle Over Indianapolis Door of Hope
The Door of Hope in Indianapolis faces scrutiny as charity workers debate its ties to the Indiana Medical College and a rival Indiana Door of Hope Rescue Home. Officials, trustees, and donors weigh the institutions' missions, management, and funds while both shelters claim to aid distressed young women, many under 38, in a charged public dispute.
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Indianapolis
Door of Hope
Door of Hope Rescue Home
Door of Hope of
Mra
Nigan-St
Portes
Indiana
Medical Cnllege
Hone
Indiena Medical
Colege
Purdue
Ernstein
Ephery
Forse
Mts
Indiana Medial College
qUhe Door of Hope
Dita de AL Glime Berlin
Lindien! Vudiegy
Royal alliances weave a web of European ties
The article notes King Christian of Denmark and his family forming vast matrimonial connections across Europe. Daughters wed English royalty and various nobles, linking Greece and Britain. After a fire in Christiansburg, the king resided at Amarendors before ascending the throne, with Queen Alexandr and other royals shaping sagas of royal lineage.
Howard Case Wins Temporary Stay From Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court granted a 39 day stay of the mandate in the James Howard Kentucky murder case. The stay delays implementing the Kentucky court of appeals affirmation of his sentence tied to Gov Goebel’s death, following a June decision adverse to Howard. Justice Puller authorized the stay, after J W Blackburn Jr explained the defense sought to forestall further rebelling actions.
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Scrippe Meliae Preen Association
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
James Howard
Kentucky
Gov. Goebel
Howard
Ring Court
Kentucky Court of Appeals
J % W. Blackburn, Jr
Boward
Puller
Dedication Committee Plans Public Reception For Federal Building
The Indiana Bar Association has appointed a committee with Addison C Harris as chairman and Merrill C Moores as secretary to arrange the dedication of the federal building. Plans include a large public reception at the building and a lawyers banquet. Dedication is expected in April.
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Indiana Bar Association
Addison C. Harris
Merrill C. Moores
Federal Building
Bail For Eacock In Blackmail Conspiracy Case
Yorenh Eacock convicted of conspiracy to blackmail was admitted to bail today at $1,700 pending a motion for a new trial. He appeared in court, moved from an invalid chair, and was taken to his home, expressing resignation to his fate.
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Eacock
Sun
Lapayette
Ind
Jan
Yorenh Eacock
Five Quail Caught by Farmer Sheriff Deputy
Ray Asbury of Farmersburg was cited Saturday by Deputy Frank Feddervon, game commissioner, for possessing five quail. Anticipated fines and costs totaled 57.90 dollars.
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Ray Asbury
Farmersburg
Wig
Frank Feddervon
Charles W Mann Seeks Court Relief In Mar Court
Charles W Mann a Mar Jon merchant files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in United States district court. The filing lists assets and liabilities totaling 8 470.8 and details unknown.
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Charles W. Mann
Mar
Jon
Tuptey
United States District Court
Hio Wablutter Ara
Prominent Parties Seek Good Men for State Judgeships
Raymond L. Hal reports both parties aim to field strong judicial candidates at state conventions for next year. Nominations focus on the seven impending terms in the supreme and appellate courts, with many contenders in both divisions. The process aims to avoid last minute selections and ensure informed voting, as judges seek re election across northern and southern districts.
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Raymond L. Hal
Cig
Dato
Jun Aleal
Luiso Wal Jy
Tench
Apnellate Court
Mureme
Te ’ Minnjurs
State Bar Association
Dilston
Princeton
James B
Rack
Indianapolis
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
Wiley
Fowler
Frank 8. Roby
Anbu
Torthern
Youth 5 Arrested In Kidnapping Attempt In Noblesville
Five youths including Roy Baker of Noblesville were arrested on charges of attempting to kidnap Cloryin Brandon, a 14 year old girl from Westfield. The group allegedly tried to take Brandon by force at night, before citizens intervened. Baker reportedly leaped from a wagon and fled. The accused deny using force.
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Roy Baker
Noblesville
Cloryin Brandon
Indy Jan
Harry Vass
Kidnuty Cioon Brandon
Weetfield
Ray Baker
Cimpanin
Baker
Tite
Brandon
Divorce Claim and Local Theft Case Report
A wife seeks divorce amid discovery of alleged abandonment. A man confesses stealing brass fittings valued at $300 and timber worth $100 from a storage plant, naming Samuel Jefferson as the thief. The article also notes judicial race developments in Indiana with Judge Rabb and others contesting appellate seats, influenced by Gov. Hanly. Continued on page eight.
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Necro
Samuel Jefferson
The
Etvin
Jefferson
Divisty
C. Hadley
Indiana
Ward Watxen
Charleston
Perry E. Baer
Madison
Robison
Black
First Congressional
Joseph Rabb
Warren Circuit Court
Samuel Artman
Lebanon
McClure
Anderson
Roby
Mtabb Fe
Ife
Hanly
Warren County
Tabby
Edens
Dean Crumpacker
Crumpacker
Rabb
Will Build Steel Cars at $5,000 Plant
Special to The Suq reports Pullman Palace Car plans to construct a $5,000 plant for steel plates used in steel car bodies. Work to begin May 1, with a dozen buildings on Lake Calumet grounds and machinery to handle multi ton steel. The facility will employ about 2500 men and produce up to 100 cars daily.
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Chicago
Comeny
Meretofore
Lake Calumet
Pullman
Trial over drugstore death case in Superior Court
In a Washington and Pennsylvania Avenue drugstore case, a clerk allegedly let a customer take a deadly poison mistaking Rexall Sports Powder for Rexall Vitamins. Mrs Kirk suffered severe physical and mental distress, claiming permanent mind impairment and damaged digestion after using the powder. The suit seeks $0000 in damages against Henry J Hittler, owner of the store, with testimony referencing a box labeled Rexall Sports Powder and a deadly mix up with Rexall Ant Roach Powder.
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Henry J. Hitler
Turer
Washington
Pennaytvaning Snn
Charlie
Kirk
Cheyk
Colurhyr
Union Man in Jail for Picketing Injunction Violation
In Chicago on the 29th Judge Haldata fined Typographical Union No. 1h $1,000 for violating the injunction against picketing. President E. R. Wright fined $100 and 30 days in county jail. E. B. Ressette, picket captain, fined $50. Gompers criticized the injunction as contemptible. Lynch, president of the International Typographical Union, attended and spoke.
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Scrippa-Picloe Prene Association
Chicago
Dan
Edward Beseette
No. Vi
Gampers
James 3. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Gorp
Pistol User on Trial in Criminal Court
Rufus Rich, a Black man, faces assault and battery charges after Constable Condrey arrived at his Mufott park home. Condrey reportedly opened the door, and Rich allegedly fired a revolver through it, injuring Condrey.
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Rufus Rich
Criminal Court
Dames Condrey
Constance
Nickerson
Condrey
Rich
Mufott Park
Train Hits Automobile In Kentucky Collision
Louisville, Ky Jan 2 A Southern railway train struck an automobile early this morning near Louisville as Dr J A Dye and his wife attempted to crowd the tracks. Both were instantly killed according to local reports. The accident occurred near Geochels Kentucky.
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Louisville
J. A. Dye
Atdshia
al Geochels
Louiaville
Southern Railway
No Delay For Rahee Trial Judge Sets Hearing Time
Spivist Judge W W Thornton refused four continuances in the Gia Rehke trial and set 9 oclock Thursday morning as the hearing time. The ruling came Monday, with the court aiming to proceed without further adjournments.
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Rahee
W. W. Thornton
Faith Healing Leads to Burn Injury Case
Karl Steely, 16, living near Mickleville, suffered severe burns after coal oil exploded on a furnace while he tried to start a fire. Believers in Christian Science reportedly opted for prayer over medical care,causing prolonged pain. Authorities, including Capt Hyland and Drs. Laughey and Drayton, investigated though police lacked jurisdiction. The youth remained in distress despite treatment efforts and expressed reliance on divine care.
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Karl Steely
Mickleville
Martin Hyland
Mev Gaughey
Arefegding Farm
Carnation Day Observed at Washington Honors McKinley
Washington June 28 Carnation day was widely observed as citizens officials and visitors wore carnations to honor President McKinley. The White House and departments displayed bouquets while schools held brief memorial exercises. Carnation sales and public observances marked the anniversary with officials praising McKinley’s memory.
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Washington
Gar
Privary
Off
McKintey
White House
Yitrioua
Agricultural Department
Mckinsey
Three Are Killed In Santa Fe Train Collision
Three killed when a freight and passenger train collide near Chiteilothe in the county. Both trains were running at full speed. several carriages damaged and many passengers injured though not fatally. Coroner investigation underway as authorities seek cause beyond order malfunctions.
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Serigyar McRae Prees Association
Peorta
ML. Dan
AL Fli
Santa Fe Rair
Chitileothe
Thi
Bath
Dianbedienes
Thaker
Anginvee
Heron
Conzman Receives Eight Years In Federal Court
Gustav A Conzman a Terre Haute banker pled guilty to bank embezzlement counts in U S district court. Judge A T Anderson sentenced him to eight years at Leavenworth after detailing shortages, forged deposits and careless bank oversight. The case highlighted embezzlement ranging from 55 000 to 3 0 0 various authorities and the bank backing political candidates.
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Jashier Gustav Conzman
Verlomm
Leavenworth
Kas
Conzman
Mandar Werning
John H. Elam
Alturcey
Coneman
Anderson
United States
Veneman
James W. Beater
Sidge Do TY
Henry
Coarman
Kenling
Suit Over Mining Stocks Claim in United States Court
Sues mining company and its officers in a U S court. Ware alleges the firm misrepresented deposits in Mexico and arranged false development plans. He seeks 60 000 repaid for 600 shares he bought amid claims the company was solvent and securing funds through Krupps of Germany.
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C Ware
Mimnote
Sratiage Ming Company
Munely
Burt IL. Whiteley
Roward B. Bull
Abbott L. Johnson
Thomas Morgan
Mesico
Krupas
Cormuny
Curther
J. West
Marshal Seizes Martinsville Store In Bankruptcy Case
United States marshals served a writ of replevin at the Martinsville store operated by Maurlee Cohen. The action ties to Sablosky brothers bankruptcy with Albert Anc as trustee. Cohen, claimed as a former Sablosky clerk, allegedly took stock and opened a new establishment, now facing sale of Sablosky assets.
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United States
Lon Boyd
Martinsville
Maurlee Cohen
Sablosky Brothers
Thin City
Albert Anc
Ttis
Cohen
Tic
Incorporations and Business Listings in Fort Wayne and Lafontaine
Local notices list incorporators and capital stock for several firms including The nillanapolis Mortar and Piel com pany and Herman Tapp Construction com pany. Names include Hermann W. Tapp Frederick P. Tapp Henry C. Brell Frank H. Catshall and W. H. Roban. Also mentions GO, KR, Huatoig and Fishing club of Lafontaine with Frank Miltenberger Charles Nusbaum and John Ges er as incorporators.
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Nillanapolis Mortar and Piel Company
Herman Tapp
Charles Nusbaum
John Geser
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Kimbertin
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Walter Marmon
H.W. Buttoiin
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India Medical College
Potter
New York
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Frank R. Brown
Fred C. Gardter
Glossbrenner
J. D. Shearman
Dr. Kimberlin
Inilina Looy
Lope Rescue Home
New Yorkest
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Margaret E. McVune
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Judge Thompson
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Glyiguy
Insurance Companion
Pepert
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Pullman Company
Gust Rosherg
Pembroke Arends
Manley
O'Donnell Coal Co
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Thomas Pron Jie
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McKinley
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Judge Anderson Tales OF Exact Justice
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Kealing
Thomas Burns
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