Admiral Da Gama Surrenders After Battle at Sandre Piers
London reports Admiral Da Gama surrender after a sharp engagement with American ships. Benham warned, the Guanabara fired a blank, and the Detroit shelled to prevent further attack. Da Gama gave his sword to the American fleet while officers debated asylum aboard U S warships. Varying reports describe insurgent shells and nearby actions as the U S protects merchant vessels.
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Benham
Rio JanEemo
Admiral Benham
Je Gama
Sandre
Oncia
Detroit
Guarensrag
Trojano
Goodnewa
Guanabara
As & W
Guanebsara
Admiral de Gama
Navy Department
Ruo de Jaxemy
Burks Amy
Good News
Julia Rollins
Washington
New York
da Gama
U.S
Newark
San Francisco
Key
Peixoto
Barks
Lie
Constitutionality Claim On City Charter Debate
Local talk centers on Judge Esher's temporary restraining order blocking Meek street property assessments. Wayne McVeagh and others dispute non residents. Clerk Butler says charter constitutionality not involved. decision on permanent injunction expected February 15, with merits yet to be decided.
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Gutter
Esher
Meek St
Wayne McVeagh
Butler
Layden Named as Potential Chairman Candidate
New Albany will nominate Jeasan P. Layden for the chairmanship of the Democratic State Committee at the organizational meeting Thursday. Layden, brother in law of the late W. C. De Pauw, is a southern state politician, and his stance on presidential questions remains unclear though supporters say he would neither be swayed by factions nor cut a large figure. Other notes mention Si Sheerin and Gen. Taggart in political maneuvering, clerical tensions in city offices, and various local items including Col. Holloway and Health officer Duval. Major national items report Col. William Henry Harrison Taylor's death in St. Paul and labor unrest in Mansfield, Pa, along with a Philadelphia sugar trust court ruling.
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Si Sheerin Hasai Riva
New Albany
Democratic State Committee
Jeasan P. Layden
W. C. de Pauw
de Pauw University
Taggart
Si Sheerin
Hall
Clara
A. FE. Zearing
Board of Works
New Jersey
Merrillsts
W. Ll. Smock
Id. Nell
Roy Wallaee
Vermont St
Wm. Clark
Union Veteran Legion
Geo. H. Thomas Post Hall
TL. E. Southwell
St. Louis
National Trust Company
Union City
L. A
Staley
Virginia Ave
Birrus
E. A
Elsa Thodes
Chris
Lilie Hilgameir
Charles
Mrs. Stone
Thomas
Anna Lamb
Laura Hill
Emma I. Stangel
Lydia McLaughlin
Perris Beggiston
Whitten Lankford
Charles Jones
Bell Thompkinson
Ed. Thornton
Sallie D. Cowell
William Thompson
Clara B. Moore
Anna Devine
Mrs. Madder
Anna Eckert
Union Pacific Road
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
McAll Mission
Irs
Arthur Jordan
N. Meridian St
Paris
Edward Foster
R. W. Furnas
Fort Wayne
Ivansville
Tom Taggart
Tionday
Thornton
Plainfield
Propyllcum Association
Gavin Paine
Journal
Russell Leeds
Republican State Committee
Paines
Board of Directors
The
Union Railway Company
Whitcomb
Childs Reports Restless Night in Philadelphia
George W. Childs suffered a restless night with his condition unchanged at 102. m. Tuesday, as Philadelphia dispatches detail his health update.
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Mgr. Childs
Philadelphia
George W. Childs
Judge Stubbs Fines Gas Firm Over Price Ordinance
Police judge Stubbs fines Indian apolis gas company twenty five dollars and costs for violating the gas price ordinance. Thaddeus Curry brought the case over a No. 7 cook stove used for heat and cooking, with the court ruling that charges must follow specified rates and not exceed them. Attorney Winter says an appeal will be filed as many households rely on a single store of gas, making the ruling pivotal for small rooms and homes.
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Stubbs
Indianapolis Gas Company
Thaddeus Curry
Curry
Winter
Board of Safety to Rake Changes Afoot
Tuesday morning the Board of Public Safety held a secret meeting to draft an eligible list. About 20 applicants were told to repost to the board and the police surgeon for examination for upcoming vacancies.
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Board of Safety
Board of Public Safety
White
Petrolinen Chas
You
Exhibition of foods at girls' industrial school
An exhibit opened in Tomlingen hall on Tuesday drawing both curiosity and appetite. Mrs Blanchard organized donations from 480 firms across the country including a local dealer who contributed 1000 pounds of flour mix. The displays were arranged centrally with a luncheon area, and the menu featured jam escaloped oysters bread slaw mince pie and beverages. Proceeds from the event support the industrial school fund.
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Tomlingen Hall
Blanchard
New York City
Industrial School Fund
New York Hit By Severe Wind and Snow Storm
A powerful winter storm swept the Atlantic coast starting Monday night, with two merging systems centering over Boston Tuesday morning and winds reaching 70 miles per hour. Snow piled up to four feet in northern New York, three feet at Ogdensburg, and Buffalo traffic was disrupted as storm conditions spread from Montreal to Asbury Park.
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New York
Atlantic
Lake Region
South Atlantic
Boston
Montreal
Broadway
Asbury Park
N. J
Ogdensburg
Buffalo
Cutting Remarks Opens Tailoring Session at Grand Hotel
The two day session began Tuesday afternoon with speakers Chas Stone of Chicago Jas Allison of Covington and John L E Peltz of Richmond delivering addresses. John O Neil of Keokuk Iowa president of the National Association attended as a tall man with a full black beard. The article also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for liver and kidney health and Hood's Pills for liver and bowels.
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Grand Hotel
Chas
Stone
Chicago
Jas
Allison
Covington
John LE. Peltz
Richmond
John O’ Neil
Keokuk
National Association
Dr Fred Woodburn’s eerie prank shocks town over baby joke
In Seventh street and College avenues neighborhood a prank involving a prematurely born child’s body caused a stir. Dr Woodburn admitted involvement after a coroner’s inquiry, saying the stunt was a joke but regret soon followed as authorities investigated.
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Seventhst
College-ave
Fred Woodburn
Timberlake
el Warner
Mayhew
Elwarner
Cary
Man seeks action after neighbor’s garbage and eggs attack
An elderly man in soiled clothes burst into the Board of Health, alleging a neighbor dumped garbage and threw rotten eggs over the fence. He demanded decisive steps but officers advised only to disinfect him.
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Board of Health Office
Sparring bout and Uncle Tom show at English's Park
The three round Jackson-Choynski sparring exhibition at English's Park accompanies the Uncle Tom's Cabin bill. Davies' company impresses, Jackson praised for skill, Choynski solid in Geo Shelby role, Laughlin shines as Ya. Cracker Jack features Carrie Ezier and Frank Gillespie, with Gus Weinburg performing political songs to the Oklahoma legislature theme.
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Parson Davies
Pate Jackson
Chovnski
Davies
Uncle Tom
Jackson
Corbett Lick Mitchell
Carrie Ezier
Maggie Mitchell
Frank Gillespie
Pete
Gus Weinburg
Oklahoma
Iseling
Mr. Mitchell
Surprising Garbage Contract Alert at Sellars Farm
President Wildman of the Board of Works learned that the city garbage and night soil contract, valued at 10 000 yearly, uses a single furnace. Night soil is hauled to the Sellars farm, while the firm claims to burn all waste. An amendment allegedly reduced monthly payments by 500, though officials deny knowledge of it. An investigation is expected as conditions worsen. Three men were killed and two wounded at a country dance in Alpine, Clark county.
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Wildman
Board of Works
Farm Sun
Sellars
Supress
S. Meridian Bt
Parker
Kramer
Ue Board
Sellar
Gatheriniz
Guupoon
Ark
Alpine
Clark County
James Forbes
Lew Jones
Charles Ross
Samuael Powell
Warden Nervous Over Stone Execution In Indiana Prison
The warden J B Patten plans strict precautions for the Bud Stone execution, aiming for a flawless hanging in the Indiana penitentiary. He dismisses rumors of Stone praying publicly, says the inmate is ready despite fear of bungling, and notes preparations include final legal and logistical steps. Local items cover market strawberries, taxes, court actions, politics, and staff changes in the city.
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J. B. Patten
South
Bud Stone
Indiana
SUN
Prisen
Stone
Falas
Mortgage indorsed by directors raises solvency doubt
Bank of Commerce sues D I Stons Furniture Co for 510000 note with two directors as indorsers and a mortgage. Judge Harper doubts directors insolvency and may void mortgage, contrasting with Banking Law Journal precedent. Ruling awaited. outcome could invalidate many records in the county.
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Harper
Bank of Commerce
D. I. Stons Furniture Company
Furniture Company
Harper Coul
Banking Law Journal
New York
Nonchalant Stranger Invades Church Pew Scene
A casually dressed stranger enters Second Presbyterian during a sermon and sits near a wealthy gentleman. The man eyes him coldly, writes a note asking the price of a pen, and receives a sharp reply. The stranger remains unfazed as the exchange ends with the man remaining silent.
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Second Presbyterian
Stanger
Ice dealers seek thicker local freeze for season supply
Royal Hammer and patent ice makers look set to win contracts in Indianapolis. Local dealers report thin ice at ponds north of the city, about four inches thick, insufficient for cutting blocks. They fear a slim ice crop this year unless warmer weather improves and the canal freezes more solidly.
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Royal Hammer
Ice Manufacturies
Indianapolis
Jack Frost
Dealera Bay
Wappenhans
Justice Cox Denies Knights of Labor Bond Restraint
Washington January 30 Justice Cox of the district supreme court denied the Knights of Labor an order to restrain Secretary Carlisle from issuing bonds. The court ruled the applicants lacked proper standing to sue. The fragment mentions a Worlds Fair art portfolio offer and weather forecast, but these do not alter the main legal ruling.
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Carlisle
Washington
Justice Cox
District Supreme Court
Knights of Labor
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Cedar Rapids, Jr
Honolulu
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Duval
Daval
Thu Lux
Holloway
Harrison
St. Paul
Henry Harrison Taylor
Wm. Henry Harrison
Col. Taylor
Mansrrety
Justice McMillan
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Hood
Hoon
Dickens
Fred. Woodburn
Callishan
Conway
John
Callighan
Peter F. Conway
Sur Roythn Eegghd Hial
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Jom
Park
MR. Wildman
Arkansas
Vaillant
Pats
Auguste Vaillant
Chamber of Deputies
Tammany
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Straus
Fitch
IJ Fellows
Union Cooperative Laundry
Vao
Patton
Rly
Trusler
Coflin & Stanton
Sim Dev
Jack
Andberghoney
Mercy Sturray
Whitsell
Powell
Campbell
Fiicer Sieben
Ile
Thomas Hay
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Walter Watson
American Installment Company
Blonday
Squire Daniels
West
Judge Harper
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Martin Rudy
Lancaster
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