Strong coil tightens about Evans in Browning case
Bedford Indiana scene as preliminary trial for Frank Hans and Ehner Browning enters fourth day before Justice Mehablan. Witnesses describe the night of the murder including Browning and Evans, alleged payoffs to suppress testimony, and a claim that Lowe hired a detective to follow Evans. Attorney Underwood signals grand jury could bring sensational evidence if the case goes forward.
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Bedford
Tud
Frank Hans
Ehner Browning
Mehablan
John Shrout
Brooks-Crusster
Jowryt
Frank Evans
Rachel Kelly
Evans
Art
Cook
B. Lowe
Browning
Evany Tonk
Lowe
Fira Lowe
Athens
Caderwnid
Girl Accused of Murder Under Local Coroner's Probe
An article reports a girl linked to a murder case under investigation by investigators in the Ming Chive Waller district. Police questioned a man named Kirk about the death of a woman reported near Bin, with family members confirming the suspect's possible involvement and seeking answers at the upcoming inquest.
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Minervast
Ningan
Elie
Asgandt
Bitenk
Reishee
Aileecd Ariuek
Ming Chive Waller
Wileas
Defeat for Russia in Mukden region reported
Mianehura Jan 40 The Russian attempt to turn the Japanese line failed with 1000 Japanese and 10000 Russian casualties. Kuropatkin’s main force retreated northwest as fighting continued across the Shatke river. Sensation expected from Port Arthur surrender disclosures as Gen Sloess arrives. Two Russian generals wounded in the battle.
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Ecripfsm Rae Press Association
Kuroki
Headquaiers
Mianehura
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Counrs
Petr
Sbatke
Ecripps
M'Rae Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Gen
Sloess
Storsrewan
Bt. Petersburg
aMclain
Jeta
Acripps-27rab
Presb Association
Gen. Grippenburg
Ku-ropatkin
Santaltz
Watches Over Czar and Circassian Officer
Fragmentary clipping reports dangers to the czar with Circassian troops in St Petersburg to guard him against rioters. The notice mentions Piso's Cure for consumption and other local ads selling pianos, horse feeds, and tailoring services at Pembroke Arcade with a noonday lunch.
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Enemay
St. Petersburg
Great Race Sets Record in Daytona Beach
The great one mile automobile race ended in an astonishing 1 hour 18 minutes 24 seconds, with Meteher leading by a wide margin over the nearest contender. Fletcher also set a new distance record as the event showcased unprecedented speed for the era.
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Fletcher
Scripps Bar Press Association
Daytona Beach
Pha
Dan
HW. T. Meteher
Diedrich
Sonemi
Wes Pee Innis
Goeh Raiteauee
Tener
Bettie
Bartel
Waller Christe
Primary election reform bill introduced in state senate
Senate morning session saw Senator Auge unveil a primary election reform bill aimed at restoring party primaries by county population, reshaping the election board to six members with the county clerk as ex-officio secretary and casting vote, and updating candidate and expense provisions. A separate note announces Dr. J F Robertson named assistant deputy coroner due to Dr. Trace Dunlavy’s absence.
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Auge
Senate
United States
Board of Election Commissioners
Alx
Trace Dunlavy
Tutewller
Dr. J, KF. Robertson
Dr. Dunlavy
Agab
Mayor Holtzman raids Warmer gallery in Illinois Street
Mayor John W. Holtzman visits a vile picture storefront on Illinois Street. He orders the proprietor Fred Warner arrested and a seizure and destruction of the obscene pictures. Captain Kinney and Detective Trimpe assist in the investigation and removal of the material.
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Holtzman
Fred Warner
Illinois ST
Kinney
John W. Holtzman
Aden
Sun
Ixti Huthon
Maxon
Cap. Kinney
Moltzmet
Warner
Shines
Cnet
Kealing and Starr Fight Amendments to Nicholson Law
Indiana legislators clash over proposed changes to the Nicholson temperance statute. Gov. Hanly and Republicans push amendments while Kealing and Starr argue the political consequences for party unity and liquor interests.
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Kealing
Starr
Indiana
Gov
Alanty
James P. Goodrich
Moore
Gust
Nicholvun
Dusaph Ho Kealing
Hare
Ani
Rheelets
Aan Vletky
Comachitinn- Kualing
Willie
Stare
Niebolgen Lsw
1 Herald
Republian
Hanly
Changs
Indevac Ie
Tim
Manly Woa
Mqyor
General Assembly
Goodrich
State Organi
Verdict in Mills Case Denies Damages to Plaintiff
A jury in superior court refused to award damages to Biltmore Sut agalet she Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company, returning a verdict in favor of the defendant.
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MILLS
Biltmore Sutagalet
Indianapolis Traction
T Terminal Company
Weather Spotter Watch Your Hand Message
A brief note describes a hand gesture for spotting weather quickly. The item notes a simple method to identify impending changes. No dates or named organizations are provided.
Snow flurries and continued cold tonight
Snow flurries and continued cold expected tonight with snow possible Tuesday. Temperatures fall to near freezing by morning with brisk winds and chilly conditions across the region.
Sun newspaper circulation rises weekly
The Sun reports a weekly circulation gain of 923 daily over the prior week for the week ending January 28. Signed contracts with subscribers are on file at The Sun office for advertiser verification. The increase is achieved without premiums or inducements, relying on the paper’s merits.
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The
Sun
Reckless Night in Acton Sparks Kentucky Flight and Fistfight
The report outlines a chaotic sequence starting with Josie Collins claiming a threat against John Oliver and a threat to shoot after a friend. Oliver faced a criminal court, denying collusion and detailing confrontations. A revival meeting in Le Grand and Shelby yielded a fistfight with knives, prompting police, arrests, and a manhunt for Kennedy as Coates faced charges.
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Josie Collins
John Oliver
Acton
Collie
Bette
Mauger
Oliver Pieleld Collins
Kentucky
Hind
Collins
Olver
Colting
Lomet der
Oliver Ant
Collisx
Mynver
Celine
Junge Alard
Oiver
Oliver
Wint
le Grand-ave
Shelbyest
Coates
Kennedy
Coites
Potiopemen Johnson
Heallhan
Legislative Action Notes on Expo Representation and Bills
House heard arguments for state representation at the Lewis and Clark Exhibition and debated the Harman retoalbrak law, moving it toward engrossment. Senate passed Crampacker automobile unt egressment and received two bills from Senators Moore and Wagg. Petitions urged enactment of dempcrance legislation.
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Senate
Moore
Wagg
Woman sues over abuse by machinist in court suit
Helen Matlin files suit in superior court against William T. Pramin, a machinist, alleging whipping and abuse during a troubled relationship. She claims his actions included locking her out of the home and harming her, statements hinting at a life of "hell on earth" until she left him. The fragment also mentions unrelated ads for soap and barber services.
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Wiliam T. Pramin
Jon
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