Port Arthur battles claim 30000 Japanese casualties
Russian officials quote Japanese sources claiming a night assault on Port Arthur by sea and land on July 10 resulted in about 30,000 Japanese killed or wounded. Reports circulated from St Petersburg via Chefoo and Tientsin with London papers repeating the rumor amid cautious official notes.
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ST. Petersburg
Alexieff
Port Arthur
London
Chefoo
Evening Star
Tientsin
St Petersburg
Great Sea Battle Rumors Reach Port Arthur
Rumors spread of a major sea battle near Port Arthur with explosions heard by refugees and reports that Japanese forces, led by Oku and Kuroki, are advancing while Russians retreat toward a trap. Gazette notes patrols 12 miles from Liao Yang as land forces clash north of Port Arthur.
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Port Arthur
Chefco
Toga
Kai-Chou
Rome
Liao-Yang
Kuroki
Kuropatki
Stackelburg
Oku
Gen. Kuroki
ST. Petersburg
the Gazette
Bryan Declares Support for Parker and Davis Ticket
Lincoln July 13 W J Bryan issued a statement saying he will support the Parker and Davis democratic ticket because the platform opposes imperialism calls for army reduction and tariff reform.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Parker
Davis
Weather forecast for Indiana area midweek warms with possible showers
The forecast calls for fair conditions overnight through Wednesday, then warmer Thursday. At 7 am the temperature is 64 degrees. Local showers are possible in Indiana and adjacent states with southerly winds.
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Indiana
Son of W S Reed Killed in Chicago
Franklin Reed, one year old and son of William Reed of Townsend Reed & Co., was run over by his father’s automobile in Chicago Tuesday night. Both legs broken and skull crushed. Funeral planned in Chicago Thursday morning. Two drowned in Cloudburnt incident in Portland, Oregon, July 13 as a cloud over Mitchell area drowned Bethan Smith and Martin Smith, 31, with eighty houses destroyed.
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Franklin “Reed
William 8. Reed
Townsend, Reed & Co
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Mitchell
Mia
Bethan
Martin Smith
Steubenville
White
Short Creek
Meer
Alger
Wheeling Hoor Company
Jim
Father Against Son in Court Over Drunken Conduct
Judge Whallon sentences Charles McPherson after police court hearing for drunkenness disturbing the peace and loitering. Father George McPherson, a guard at the workhouse, testifies against his son, lamenting his saloon visits and curses at family. The court fines are imposed and the defendant is sent to jail.
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Whallon
Charles McPherson
Trowhringest
George McPherson
Nome
Hem
Jai
City Clerk Records Big Daily Cash Intake
A city clerk’s office report shows a record daily receipt of 436 dollars on March 1. Of the total 454 dollars, 22 came from men at the William Armitage crowd plus 9 fines of 15 dollars. Clerk Fogarty notes each new record becomes harder to top. In police HQ, 39 property holders debated annexing the School street area bounded by Thirtieth street Howland avenue and Fall Creek with Mayor Holtzman and City-engineer Jeup attending.
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William Armitage
Fogarty
Police Headquarters
School St
Thirtieth St
Howland-ave
Fall Creek
Holtzman
Jeup
Delavan Smith and the Marion County Republican rift
A long account details Indianapolis News owner Delavan Smith pressuring Marion County Republicans over the legislative ticket. It cites Smith pushing Hemenway for senator, courting Kealing slate support, and factions angered by his meddling. The piece portrays a party crisis with multiple loyalties and anticipated realignment.
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Republican Party
Marion County
Indianapolis News
Delavan Smith
Lake Forest
Indianapolis
Indianapsie News
Rapa Tean
Joy Kaalng
Indianagnns
Newa
Repir
Maroon
Jonary
sDelavan Smith
Hemenwayhire
Hemenway
Senutor Fairbarks
Threatening letter leads to arrest and fine
Ella Sears receives a fear filled threat from Eugene Thomas recently in Illinois. Police arrest Thomas after a razor is found on him and convict him for carrying concealed weapons. Sears describes him as dangerous and vows fear if released.
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Indianapolis
Ella Sears
Indiana Ave
Eugene Thomas
Illinois
Thomas
Sears Giro
Patro Inen Rolan
Chriet
Indianapolis Churches and Their Notable Spires
The piece surveys Indianapolis church spires with notes on Second Presbyterian, Sacred Heart, St John, Christ Church, and others. It highlights Grecian architecture, twin spires, chimes at Christ Church, and cites several landmarks dating from before the Civil War.
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Sacred Heart
Indianapolis
Second Presbyterian Chutes
Ts Epire
St. John’s
Chelty
Christ Church
United States
Father beats children in police court case
Thomas O Connell of 113 Shedfield Street was charged by his son Charles with beating his daughter. The nine year old testified of welts from whippings and rope use, while witnesses described a pattern of twice weekly abuse. O Connell denied intent to harm beyond endurance and was fined 10 and costs.
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de Gare
Thomas O'Connell
Shedfieldst
Charles
Oconnel
Cnm
Bolan
Hanny
O'Connell
Costa
Standard Oil Cuts Rail Freight Rates Across Several States
The Standard Oil Company reduced rates for eil operators with a two cent cut on Pennsylvania shipments, three cents on China and Indiana routes, and seven cents on Kansas. This followed a previous week’s reductions of seven cents on Pennsylvania, eight cents on Ohio and Indiana, and ten cents on Kansas.
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Toledo
Standard Ofl Company
Eil
Pennsylvania
Chin
Indiana
Kansas
Engineer Davis Named Assistant by City Works Board
The board of works approved the appointment of Wilson E. Davis as assistant to Jeno, the city engineer. The works board also authorized extending water mains on E Twenty second street from College avenue to Ashland avenue. They notified the superintendent of the girls Industrial school that a petition to build a driveway in front of the institution had been granted.
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Jeno
Wilson E. Davis
Board of Works
Board O' Works
College-ave
Ashland-ave
Riot among striking caddies at Country Club
A violent disruption at a country club golf course involved striking caddies attacking nonstriking workers. Several caddies were arraigned. some discharged for wage demands, others arrested for assault and trespass. The incident ended with court actions and the strikers removed.
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Country CO
Smuggling Diamonds and Goods Uncovered in New Scheme
New York officials expose a bold smuggling ring using mislabeled baggage and pasted inspection stamps to move diamonds Sumatra tobacco and other goods. A Marconi operator and Kaiser Wilhelm I hospital steward were among four arrests tied to the operation. John Koster and John Heitman were bale-bound for the grand jury as investigators name George Kroncke and Robert Fritch in the case.
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York
Marconi
Sumatra
Pasel
John Koster
John Heitman
Cizar Deater
Woster
Knester
Heitman
George Kroncke
Robert Fritch
Smuveling
MORE GIRLS AND WOMEN IN WORKHOUSE READS
The Sun quotes Superintendent Shaw saying the workhouse houses many women and girls this summer. He notes most are charged with loitering or fighting and drunkenness, while men are harder to convince to work. The Shaw office register lists three female prisoners Tuesday night.
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Supt. Shaw
Alwa Amt
Shawn
Insane Woman Urges To Have Toes Pulled Out At City Prison
Mrs. Mathew Munsey, described as insane, begged city prison officials to pull her toes, saying the pain would end. Matron Reisner promised to help, but toes remained intact by Wednesday. Fire devastates Progyaucha, Berlin dispatch says four hundred houses burned, five thousand homeless.
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Mathew Munsey
City
Bealright
Reisner
Prozysuch
Berlin
Tagblatt Hes 2
Progyaucha
Unsold Starbuck Murder Mystery Haunts Indiana Town
Greensboro Indiana July 1 The Starbuck murder case remains unsolved with no new leads. A double funeral for Mrs Starbuck and her child drew about 3000 mourners. Haley Gipe jailed at New Castle faces five hours of questioning as officers gather damaging evidence, though officials offer no specifics.
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Greensboro
Ind
Starbuck Hema
Police 10 Have A Navy In Indianapolis
Indianapolis will form an official police navy with officers as sailors to patrol White River. A Wednesday morning board meeting recommended the city council appropriate funds for two boats for police use. Supt Kruger requested the boats saying they would aid in drownings and other emergencies.
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Indianapolis
White River
oMerrs
Poliee
Safely
Ity Council
Kruger
City jail to add two padded cells in safety upgrade
City officials and Mayor Holtzman pressed the safety board to equip two padded cells in the city jail after an incident involving an insane inmate at the bars. Dr Edens harter of the insane hospital will be consulted for equipment recommendations. Also reported were drowning deaths near Steubenville and a Kansas primary ruling upholding Powersock’s Republican nomination in district 2.
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Joe Gaspar
Fuchs
Gaspar
Safety Board
Holtzman
Edensharter
New York Man Charged With Forgery in London Arrest
M. Wiencke, 28, arrested Friday night in London by Detective Brown on one count of forgery. Police report allege the $11,000 fraud was tied to the Woltehall-Tatum crime gang, with Inspector McCluskey confirming details.
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Patterson
Edward
Fox
Broadway
Bert Wimiersow
Ed Miles
Nemy
Norville Powell
New York
M. Weineke
London
Qnt
Brown
McCluskey
Wiencke
Woltehall-Tatum
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