Special Train to Coatesvillefor Mrs Wallace Recovery
A special engine and coach were sent to Coatesville to move Mrs Zelda Seguin Wallace toward Indianapolis after a wreck. She suffered a comfortable night and is viewed as recovering. The other injured include a man from Waco, Texas, who remains at a bed in Bellefontaine cemetery area. John W Norton died from his injuries. his burial planned at Elks Rent. A diamond ring vanished from Norton and suspicions target a local youth.
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Coatenville
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Popecyclical and American delegation follow-up awaited
Washington January 30. Catholic ecclesiastics expect the popes encyclical to be followed soon by a supplementary letter specifically addressing the American delegation. No official information supports this, and no hint of such a notice appears in the encyclical. Cardinal Gibbons may visit Rome, while Mer. Satolli’s plans are uncertain.
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Price’s Cream and Baking Powder Fair Honors Medal
A local fair featuring Dr Price’s Cream and Baking Powder offered a display of top awards including a highest medal and diploma. Exhibits showcased product quality and consumer trust through competitive judging.
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Dr. Price
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Debs and Chief Arthur Threaten Broad Strike Plan
Chief Arthur of the locomotive engineers union arrived in Oakland on Tuesday to poll a vote across the Southern Pacific on a general strike if the company does not withdraw its current schedule. The report says Debs and Arthur may unite in California next spring to launch a massive national strike.
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President's message draws mixed praise from lawmakers
Washington observers report Grover Cleveland's financial message sparking comment in the upper house. Senators Crumpacker Wishard and Gifford praise the plan while Cockrell doubts passage, as Secretary Curtis and the treasury seek options amid potential bond actions.
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Wishard
Gifford
A Lads Escape Ends With Tony Catalano Home Return
Tony Catalano, 12, who ran away from 494 Virginia Ave, Georgia, travels from Waco to New Orleans to St Louis and Cincinnati aboard steamers. After a caper with a smoking bundle and a captain, he returns home with a tale of peril and adventure. His parents greet him with relief, while Tony vows not to run away again.
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Jumped From Window Dead at Essex Street Home
New York report states Sarah Stean brook took her own life by leaping from a fourth story window at the corner of 10th and Essex streets. She was badly mangled. Weather forecast for Indiana covers the next 36 hours ending 3 p.m. January 31 with fair skies. Wednesday slightly warmer, Thursday fair.
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Sarah Steanbrook
Essex Sta
Indiana
Black Crook and Jane in weeklong local showings
A touring program features The Black Crook at English's Opera House for the rest of the week beginning Thursday with Saturday matinees and Jane closing at the Grand. The company exceeds sixty performers with foreign imports and elaborate scenery. A New York Academy of Music run is noted as the standard for this presentation.
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Hypnotism Confession Shocks County Jail Session
An incident at the county jail Wednesday involved J B Callen hypnotizing prisoner Frank Pierce in the presence of Prosecutor Walker and a Sun reporter. Pierce revealed thefts and sales to William Wanger, detailing stolen goods from Roths store and other places, leading to new grand jury testimony. The display raised strong beliefs in hypnotism and included Pierce’s bleeding nose and staged reactions as part of the session.
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Indiana House probes school board in a sharp inquiry
The Indiana House committee on Indianapolis city affairs advances a plan to probe the local school board. Speaker Adams appoints the Lexon committee with Tom Moore as chairman to dig into alleged misconduct and uncover dirt, aided by Pettit Remy and others. The session also touches debates on reporters, veterans issues, and a measure to regulate horse meat labeling.
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Stabbed on a Brooklyn car amid strike violence
A striking incident in Brooklyn ends with a conductor stabbed on a Fulton Street car near Alabama Street. The assailant fled as Conductor Green was wounded above the left hip. Officials report extensive damage to rolling stock and overhead wires, with delays likely until repairs. News notes also cover arrest warrants against company leaders and a public hospital inquiry.
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Peru libel arrest tied to article from Peru judge
Jim Wilson editor of the People faces libel charges on a warrant from Peru and will be taken there Wednesday evening. The arrest stems from a spice work project and an article said to contain no named individuals. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is recommended for intense itching and dry skin.
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Pardon Motion for New Trial Likely in Smith Case
Attorneys say a new trial for Winnie Smith may be filed next Saturday before Judge McCray. They doubt the defense will improve and expect imprisonment with a governor’s pardon possible in four to five years if he behaves in prison. Family and lawyers visit at the county jail.
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Officials Close In On Hinshaw Murder Suspects
In Danvinuz Indiana officials believe they know the Hinshaw murder suspect and plan new arrests after secret talks. Deputy sheriffs depart for Belleville area while Bun Nichole and Tom Keyes remain jailed and publicly unavailable for comment. Reverend Hinshaw, recovering at Winchester from stabbing and bullet wounds, notes progress in the case.
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Firemen Injured as Roof Drops on Fire at 12 B Street
West Indianapolis firefighters Oliver McKinney and Horace Colvin were injured when the roof collapsed during a blaze at 12 B Avenue. Mrs Gore occupied the house but was away. Fire originated from an overheated stove. building and furniture destroyed. Colvin suffered a head cut and was taken home. McKinney sustained head bruises and neck burns but remained on duty with a bandaged head.
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Accused of Forgery and Embezzlement Arrest in Ricamono
S C Hamrick of Greencastle Ind arrested late Tuesday night on forgery and embezzlement charges. He allegedly failed to remit sale proceeds from Met mick harvesting machinery of Indianapolis firm while in Putnam county. He is said to have forged his father's name on a $ note. He will be taken to Putnam county for trial.
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Forgery questions swirl over San Francisco will
Attorneys and interested parties in ax benawar Fair conferred after theft of the will. Some claim the county clerk filed document is a forgery while others argue it serves the interests of executors. A county clerk deputy is under suspicion with no clear theft clue.
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