Message from Cen Otis and Lt Waugh suicide report
A dispatch from Cen Otis and Lt John R Waugh of the Thirty third regiment states a suicide occurred on February 27 while the officer was temporarily insane. The account mentions a drowning incident involving Micther and Babe and notes Mrs Mann Poole and a baby near Adeeive.
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York
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Ednesday
John R. Waugh
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Babe
RT. Worth
Tex
Willie
Bell
Adeeive Tavednes
Free Trial Offered for Painful Rupture Cure
Dr W W Rice presents a free trial of a new method claimed to heal rupture without pain or surgery. Charles Lange of Morig-a, 72, reportedly had long standing rupture then improved after short use. Rice advertises at 438 WN Main St and invites all sufferers to try the treatment today.
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Ww. ‘S. Rice
W.S. Rice
WN. Main St
Chas, Langer
Charles Lange
Morig
Madras
Bowling League Scores And Thursday Night Matches
The Blue labels narrowly countered the Standards on Oneida alleys to save the series while Meridian and Columbias traded wins on Turner alleys. Calumet misread the Stars for the All-stars, losing the first game before taking the last two as Feb 21 scores were tallied. Thursday night features Indianapolis Bowling League matchups including U S vs City and Prospect vs Pastime.
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Oneida
Meridians
Turner
Columbias
Calumets
Stars
Indianapolis Bowling League
I. B. Co
Volunteers
Washington Marion
Pastime
Leyta Lyra
North Side
Scesecee
Marion
Washington
Crescents
German House
Capital City
Ind. Turner
Independent League
U. S
City
Ccceeeessesanecess
Turner Prospect
Graff's Virginia Ave team tops Stone Palace in three straight
Lee Graff's Virginia-avenue team defeated Stone Palace on the Stone Palace alleys Wednesday night. The winners rolled three straight games with final scores 1673 1428 948. Stone Palace tallies were 1418 1312 936.
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Stone Palaces
Lee Graff
Virginia-ave
Stone Palace
Graff
Roberson and Barry Prepare for Indianapolis Bout
Kid Roberson finally lands a match with Dave Barry of Chicago. The ten round bout, likely March 12 in Indianapolis, will be at catch weights with Barry around 145 pounds and Roberson at his usual 125. Roberson has struggled to find opponents in his class and has often conced ed weight in prior Indianapolis bouts. Barry is a skilled welterweight and the Kid should have a fair chance to prove himself.
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Roberson
Dave Barry
Chicago
Indianapolis
Barry
John Grim Ready to Sign with Minneapolis Manager Wilmot
John Grim the catcher released by Brooklyn last season and wintering in Indianapolis is prepared to sign the contract offered by Manager Wil mot of Minneapolis. His arm has recovered and he is confident he can play as well as ever. He proved a valuable man with Brooklyn and would likely still be there if not for his arm injury.
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John Grim
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Wilmot
Minneapolis
Rough Riders pick Selma as spring training site
Manager Loftustas announced Selma Alabama as the spring training base for the Rough Riders. The team will depart in about two weeks. Buck Stelzer knocked out Al Belevue in the sixth round before the Senate Athletic Club in Springfield Ohio Wednesday night. Schaeffer of the University of Pennsylvania won the amateur swimming championship in Boston Wednesday night, swimming 100 yards in 1:06 2-5 with four turns, surpassing the existing record in still water.
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Loftustas
Selma
Ala
Rough Riders
Buck’’Stelzer
al Belevue
Senate Athletic Club
Springfield
Schaeffer
University of Pennsylvania
Boston
Boxers and wrestling plans Drag On Over Forfeit and Matches
The article reports on a $1,000 forfeit for a bout with Sharkey and open offers to Fitzsimmons, with talk of a possible match between Fitzsimmons and Sharkey. Joe Walcott accuses Choynski of poor condition and proclaims a world title fight challenge. Corbett arranges to trial Kara Osman, potential entry into Corbett camp. McGraw to manage Baltimore, Robinson to captain. Fitzsimmons backs a $5,000 dog claim and may post more for a Sharkey wager.
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Joe Walcott
Choynski
Nesto
O'Rourke
Baltimore
Robinson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Mr. Sharkey
Trustee Makepeace Seeks Aid for Po or Township Sufferers
Trustees report shows 125 cases assisted but county right to fund relief is contested. County auditor has declined warrants, halting aid. Trustees urge early settlement as county commissioners bring a friendly suit seeking to compel honoring warrants in superior court.
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Makepeace
Ex preacher Kropp to face sanity hearing Friday
William H Kropp former Lutheran minister living at 1103 Unionst is to be examined by a sanity commission Friday morning. Detectives Gerber and Fort arrested him late Wednesday afternoon after he warned he would kill his wife if pursued. He is quiet in police custody and reportedly has more than $200. Insanity is said to stem from jealousy.
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William H. Kropp
Gerber
Fort
Kropp
Lutheran Church
Reward Offered for Dill Case in Kentucky
FRANKFORT Ky March 1 The house posted a reward of 100000 dollars for the case details and pursuit of the suspect. The wording is fragmentary but indicates a government reward related to a Dill incident in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
Faris Withdraws From renomination bid
Congressman Faris formally withdraws from renomination in Terre Haute with the aim of strengthening his party. James S Barcus plans to speak after Faris' move and Samuel R Hamill declines another candidacy. County Republicans announce a major April 4 event with several prominent speakers to rally support. Franklin township backs Judge W A Johnson as delegate from district 7.
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Faris
Terre Haute Express
Jamess. Barcus
Samuel R. Hamill
Howard Maxwell
Parke County
Henry Daniels
Rockville
Franklin Township
Johnson County
W. A. Johnson
Franklin
Stone masons mired by weather delay new wage scale
The stone masons push for a flat 45 cent wage, while weather halted work. Union leader John McGregor says the flat scale will be pressed, with no clear plan from employers yet. Treasurer George A Madison notes 40 and 45 cent pay rates persisted in February.
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John McGregor
George A. Madison
Body found in Indiana medical college building mystery man
A frozen man was found by a Big Four engine crew on Sunday and remains unidentified at the Indiana Medical College building. A woman who believed he might be her brother reported Wednesday that students laughed when she asked for the body to be covered. Janitor Bomer says it was covered as soon as she requested, and the only student in the dorm entered.
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Indiana Medical College
Bomer
Four Sudden Deaths In Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburg on March 1 reports four sudden deaths. Morris Spidle and Myrtle Thompson were found dead in bed after morphine use in a personal crisis. Frances C. Kerwin nearly died from gas inhalation in another room. Peter Engle, a slate roofer, died after a fall from a roof. An unknown man near Howard station was killed by a train. A card suggests the body is a pet of Ralph Elliott of East Palestine, Ohio.
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Pittsburg
Morris Spidle
Myrtle Thompson
Frances C. Kerwin
Peter Engle
Howard Station
Ralph Elliott
East Palestine
Crushed arm reported at local yard incident
Amos Tomlinson of 138 N Antonie 1 suffered a crushed arm at 11 a m while at work in Patera 2 Dao Bale lard's stone yard at Th. The incident occurred during a workday and details remain limited.
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Antonie#1
Patera
Dao Balelard
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