Gomez Asks 60 Million From U S To Quit Cuban Army
Washington reports Maximo Gomez the Cuban commander demands nearly 60 million from the United States and refuses to disband his force until paid. He urges natives not to take offices under Americans and claims 9,000 soldiers deserve three years pay at U S army rates. Mexico's Quesada and Porter travel to Cuba to negotiate.
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Washington
Maximo Gomez
United States
Calixto Garcia
Gomez
Gonzalo Quesada
Cuba
War Department
Robert P. Porter
Mr. Quesada
Gobez
San Domingo
McKinley
Senor Que
Cuban Army Chief Gomez Heads for Cienfuegos Reception
General Maximo Gomez, commander in chief of the Cuban army, leaves Remedios for Cienfuegos for a grand welcome. He urges restraint toward the United States while demanding independence and campaign funding to prevent starving troops. Porter and Quezada plan to visit Gomez to discuss army pay.
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Havana
Maximo Gomez
Remedios
Cienfuegos
Gomez
Galbis Refuses to Appear Before Cuban Finance Committee
Senor Galbis governor of the Spanish bank declines three summons to the Gen. Ludlow committee investigating Havana finances. He is ordered to appear Tuesday or face arrest for contempt. Ernest Conant leads the inquiry as committee president.
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Havana
Senor Galbis
Gen. Ludlow
Ernest Conant
Incendiary Strife and Disappearances Reported in Cuba
Reports from Santiago de Cuba describe daily incidents of arson and brigandage in sparsely populated areas. A courier, Arturo varrios, sent by Gen. Ewer with 65 letters from Mayari to San Luis on Jan. 20, has disappeared, with belief of murder. Guard levels rise on telegraph lines and sugar plantations operate under armed protection as unrest echoes historic tensions.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Kempner
Arturo Varrios
Ewer
Mayari
San Luis
Lee
Third Regiment Regulars Arrive In Chicago In Frigid Spell
The Third United States regiment arrived in Chicago from Fort Snelling Minnesota on its way to Manila and immediately departed east via the Lake Shore road. Troops lacked gloves as the temperature stood 35 below zero at Fort Snelling and suffered greatly during the cold journey.
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Chicago
City
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Manila
Lake Shore Road
City Dispensary Queue Fight Ends in Fine and Detention
Charley Robinson, a colored boy, attempted to cut the line for vaccination at the City dispensary and was fined 1 dollar and given ten days by Judge Cox on Tuesday. Strawbery Hampton, another colored boy, crowded ahead in line.
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Charley Robinson
Hampton
Cox
Lap Robes and Blankets at Cost
Iwmyer & Ninius offer lap robes and blankets at cost from 37 Monument Place with no markup.
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Iwmyer & Ninius
Monument Place
Trial resumes in Florida Phillips murder case
The Florida Phillips murder trial in criminal court resumed Tuesday with Henry Thompson as chief witness. He testified he witnessed Phillips allegedly incite and arm Morris Strader, who died three weeks later at City hospital after quarrels over money and whisky.
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Florida Phillips
Morris Strader
Henry Thompson
Thompson
Fall Creek Bottoms
Stroder
Strader
Benedict
Lewis & Holland
Indiana House Debates School Trustee Reform and Sunday Labor Ban
A Indiana legislative session opens with two major school bills. Reser proposes town autonomy for small towns while Marshall seeks four year terms for county superintendents and licensing changes. Debate spanned licenses, amendments, and temperance provisions amid party clashes. The Senate then passes Gilbert’s health board bill as Hubbell’s trespass measure fails.
Spaniards in Manila Favor Philippine Independence
Manila advices in the Barcelona Diario say natives, emboldened by recent successes, demand full independence from the United States. Aguinaldo renounces the Filipino presidency and remains general. Otis appoints civil posts and American police supervise. A conference report with Aguinaldo is unconfirmed.
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Barcelona
Barcelona Diario
Manila
Philippines
United States
Otis
Diario
Aguinaldo
Lizzie Fink Follows Lover to Grave in St Louis Death
Lizzie Fink formerly of Indianapolis shot herself in St Louis in the same revolver that killed her lover Henry Trieselman alias Bert Evans last week. Evans wasted $20,000 on her, and letters urged burial beside her lover. A brother in Indianapolis reported a letter describing the deaths and requesting investigation. The deceased used names Lizzie Evans Hazel Kirke and Hazel Leslie.
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Lizzie Fink
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Henry Trieselman
Bert Evans
Evans
Lovor
Frik
Lawrence Frik
Shelbyville
Lizzie Evans
Hazel Kirke
Hazel Leslie
CISTERN EXPLODES HARMING A FIREMAN IN FROST WORK
John Sullivan of engine company 13 was injured Tuesday when a cistern lid blew off as he prepared to remove it after filling the cistern near Georgia and Meridian streets. The explosion fractured his leg. he was taken home to 707 Bates street for treatment by Dr. Christian.
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John Sullivan
13'S Engine Company
Georgia
Sullivan
Bates St
Christian
Wholesale grocers scheme on for a combine
WIRE WHISPERS. Wholesale grocers have a scheme on for a combine. Wages of copper miners are to be advanced 10 per cent. Fire destroyed the McCarty block, Monroe, Mo. Lass, $50,000. France is negotiating for a $10,000,000 loan to increase her navy. Col. Hamilton Jay, late of the Florida Times-Union, committed death by own action at Jacksonville. "Marble house" at Newport, owned by Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont, is for sale. Yerkes, Chicago street car magnate, has withdrawn passes from city officials.
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McCarty
Monroe
Lass
France
Col
Hamilton Jay
Florida Times-Union
Jacksonville
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Endorsed for Cough and Cold
A testimonial urges readers to try Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup claiming superior merit for coughs and colds and noting many remedies exist but this product is the best.
Daily bargains and dental cure advertise in brief
The fragment advertises a Pro Bono Cigar for a daily bargain and mentions a Dent's Toothache Gum for toothache relief. It includes Druzgists as a seller. The tone resembles a vintage classifieds snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Druzgists. Dic
County Justices Salary Limit and Pension Bills Passed
County justices were set to earn 2000 dollars and capped at five seats. Hugeg's police pension bill passed with two dissenters Minor and Leich. Minor opposed all pensions and bounties. A new Park-destroyer Wood's Ile Shea's Pigeon Roost monument bill also passed, with related legal updates on theft of taxed dorgs.
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Hugeg
Minor
Leich
Cannelton
Wood
Ile Shea
Grant County Lobby Works to Knock Out Monthly Distributions Clause
Grant county officials Messrs Steele and Commack with others travel to Indianapolis to lobby senators and representatives to remove the clause in the county reform bill that would require treasurers to make monthly distributions of funds. Senator Charles avoided comment when questioned about the visit.
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Messrs
Steele and
Commack
Grant County
Indianapolis
Charles
Warden’s testimony on Mrs May claim hints at justice
Special committee hears Warden Harley suggestive that Mrs May’s demand for 5000 as architect at Lae prison rests on disputed payments. He reviews old Michigan City records showing 2600 for services and expenses and a later 5000 vote with unclear proof of payment. Records are incomplete and tax-era methods questioned.
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Harley
Edwin May
Michigan City
Board of Directors
May
Lae
Move to Study Split of Woman's Prison and Reform School
A concurrent resolution to form a joint committee investigates locating a Woman's prison on the south end of the site shared with a deaf and dumb institute. The plan aims to separate the Woman's prison from the Girls' reformatory, with a bill drafted to rename it Indiana industrial school for girls. The general assembly appears favorable to the separation.
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House
Woman's Prison
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Girls’ Reformatory
Indiana Industrial School For Girls
General Assembly
House News and Local Names Highlight Indiana Assembly
Fred Kimbley returns from Orleans with a newborn girl and eight pound weight. Jerry Colins of Michigan City exposes plans to house superior court facilities in Laporte Lake and Porter counties. Herrold of Laporte known as Fodder-top Tom voices farmer rights. Char les Myler from Crawford Perry counties mumbles aye. Artman favors precise bill titles. Mrs Edwin May claim hearings continue with Warden Harley and Clerk Whittaker. Stevens faces jokes as May testifies about life. Newton county seat fight shifts to the house with Kentland to Morocco if 63 percent approve. Majority supports removal due to lack of county buildings.
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Jerry Colins
Michigan City
Jerry-onto
Boards of Commissioners of
Laporte
Lake
Porter Counties
Edwin May
Warden Harley
Whittaker
Representative Stevens
Newton
Judiciary Committee
House
Kentland
Morocco
Elevator Accident Fatal to Kin gan Worker Tatman
Francis Tatman aged 63, a longtime Kingan and Company employee, died after being crushed in an elevator shaft at the packing plant around 10 50 am Tuesday. He fell about 16 feet as the loaded car rose, with fatal injuries including a fractured hip and possible skull fracture. The coroner will investigate the incident at his home address 482 West Maryland Street, leaving a widow and several children.
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Francis Tatman
Kingan
Kingan's
Tatman
Maryland St
Respite for Hagan in clemency push
Washington reports growing support for executive clemency in General Hagan case as a petition circulates among court martial officers. Four officers Merritt Butler Hains and Gillespie refused to sign, suggesting he may be suspended until retirement in 1993 rather than dismissed.
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Washington
Hagan
Merritt
Butler
Hains
Gillespie
N. Magan
Fraternity Relics and Ship Loss Theories
A New Orleans telegram reports the lugger Maria Garcia found a bank bearing Fiorence Taggart’s name. It cites the Epsilon Sigma fraternity at St Mary’s School Knoxville and lists two women members Miss Tagezart and Miss Yocum as casualties.
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New Orleans
Sanghaletti
Maria Garcia
Fiorence Taggart
Epsilon Sigma Fraternity
St. Mary’s School
Knoxville
Tagezart
Yocum
Paul Jones
THE
SUN
Gulf Coast
Breton Island
Apt. Sturtevant
Bird Island
Sturtevant
Insane Soldier Detained After Courthouse Standoff
In the court house basement early Tuesday an insane colored soldier with a broom for a gun patrolled corridors. He wore a uniform but no shoes and saluted officers who commanded him. He was moved to police headquarters and placed in a cell. he gave his name Firmen Preston and refused further questions. He reportedly was arrested about a year ago on a charge of criminal assault and is not known to his regiment.
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Hkaker
Whitley
Neal
Noel
State Pharmacy Board
Willoughby
Cravens
Washington
Huff
Burkhart
Bonham
Morrison
Anderson
Holtz
Bray
Court House
Torward
Wiven
Firmen Preston
Anti-Saloon Convention Plans Music and Speeches
Anti-saloons prepare for a big program in Plymouth church. Two songs by Edith Darnell Gertrude Barber Walter Robinson and C Scott Walker. President Burroughs will speak on Our colleges and saloons and Hon T Sweeney on The pastor and the needs of the hour. Sessions to be held at Plymouth church Tuesday and Wednesday with the Wednesday evening session in the legislative hall.
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Plymouth Church
Edith Darnell
Gertrude Barber
Walter Robinson
C. Scott Walker
Burroughs
D. D
Legislative Hall
Independent turners costume ball dazzles with grotesque garb
The Independent turners held their annual costume ball at their hall on Monday night. Mephistos Marguerites nymphs and devils wore gay and ludicrous outfits while spectacular arrangements were guided by a long list of organizers headed by William Off.
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Turners
William Off
Julius Keller
Adolph Moss
Theodore Woerner
Fred Schrader
Franz Spinninger
Frederick Koeckert
Edward Dux
Wm. Jungclaus
Frederick Schrieber
Charles Truemper
Wm. Leppert
Otto Deluse
Louis Cou‘lon
Marcy's sale of gold filled watches and oats offered
An advertisement notes sale of gold filled watches by Marcy and oats branded Dustless Oats for horses. It invites all favorites to use The Sun's Popular Liners and provides office contact and phone number 880.
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Marcy
THE
SUN
Smythe to Lecture on The Philosophy of Life
Albert E. Smythe of Toronto will lecture on the philosophy of life Tuesday night at Universal Brotherhood headquarters located at 923 Fort Wayne Ave.
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Mr. Smythe
Albert E. S. Smythe
Toronto
Can
Universal Brotherhood
Fort Wayne Ave
Dr. Bull's cough syrup promotes throat relief
An advertisement touts Dr Bull s cough syrup as a reliable remedy for throat troubles offered at two cents per bottle urging readers to stop coughing by purchasing the product.
Huff Is Bound Over To Grand Jury In North Indianapolis Murder
Edward Huff, charged with killing his father in North Indianapolis, was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing. Detectives Colbert Gerber and Morgan testified about threats and sightings near the Huff home, including a trio of figures and a tall man resembling Huff. Witness Lehr, who claimed to work as a detective, described movements from Hitzelberger's saloon to the Huff residence, while Bowmen Cloud testified Huff spoke of beating his father over a card game dispute. The autopsy doctors were absent, defense lawyers contested the murder claim, and Judge Cox ruled the question immaterial for the preliminary. Lehr noted a mother and son as persons seen near the scene.
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Edward Huff
Indianapolis
Huff
Colbert
Gerber
Morgan
Huft
Willian Lehr
Road-st
United States
Hitzalberger
Ed Huff
Lehr
Haughville
Steture
Tlenre
Ed Huft
Hitzelberger
Sanes
Charles Bowman
W. Twenty-seventh St
Charles Cloud
Roac St
Beck
Canal Bridge
Aquar
Bowman
Cloud
Lewis A. Coleman
F. P. Hendricks
George Young
Cox
Weather outlook for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for the next 36 hours ends at 8 p m on February 1. Slightly higher temperatures with fair skies. Tuesday night and Wednesday see fair weather. Temperature readings include 7 am at 5 below, noon at 4 above, and 2 pm near T.
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Indianapolis
Spanish consul general in Canada faces dismissal over fizzle bureau
Bonillacy Martell, Spanish consul general to Canada, aided Lieut. Carranza and Senor Dubosc in forming a bureau in Canada during the war. The bureau failed gloriously and Martell has been ordered by his government to Shanghai, effectively ending his service. Senor Mediano is to arrive in Montreal as new consul general.
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Montreal
Que
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Morris Stroder
Phillips
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Reece
St. Joseph County
Shideler
Blankenship
Young America
Hubbell
Fair Grounds
Huge
Tommy
Hawkins
Puttine -Marion
Aguinaldog
Marcy’s
Grant County Lobby
Commission
Will
Fred Kimbley
Orleans
Herrold
Laporte County
Charles T. Myler
West York
Crawford
Perry
Artman
Grand Jury
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