Indiana Dry Stat Lines Show Saloons by Moore Law
The report from the State Bureau of Statistics notes many dry spots and saloons closed or prevented by township remonstrances under Moore law. It lists towns and counties with wet or dry status, noting increases in licenses prior to the Moore law and projecting closures when remonstrances or licenses expire, including figures by county and township to December 31, 1905.
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Stubbs
State Bureau of Btatislics
Indiana
Indiana Iisue
Statisticiaw
Lee
Salnens
Moore Inn
Anti-Selemn League
Shins
Nicholson
Moore Law
Saldon
LaGrange
Withington
Kosciuske
Gibson
Bonne
Wels
Grange
Greene
Rush
Handolph
Crawford
Jasper
Henry
Brown
Pike
Corydan
Bloomington
Petersburg
Spencer
Shoalé
Nashville
Danville
Fowler
la Grange
Salem
Peacil
Bloomfield
Wine Theater
Rensselaer
Duvoin
Vanderburg
Statehouse
State Bureau
Measles at Goulds and Quarantine in New York
In New York on March 5 Marjorie 18 daughter of George Gould is seriously ill with measles and placed in quarantine in her father’s home where a baby was born last Friday. Communication between the rooms is forbidden while Mrs Gould and her baby are reported as well.
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Gould
Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
New York
Marjorie
George Could
Opera House Burned in Des Moines Fire
The Grand opera house and Observatory building in Des Moines was destroyed by fire early today. The setting and costumes for The Mame Meekers were burned. Total loss estimated at 75,000 dollars.
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Beripps-Meltar Press Ansocincing
Des Moines
Mame Meekers
New Way to Gamble in Gotham
Special in The Sam New York March. Gambling on carriage signals near Fifth Avenue opposite Waldorf Astoria spreads rapid, with electric signs guiding carriage drivers to bet on odd or even as numbers appear. A young man runs the game while sentries guard the setup, offering even money on additions and combinations amid public interest and risky dealing.
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Sam
New York
March
Uct
Waldorf-Astoria
Wallorf
May Vote 3000 Over Veto On City Franchises
The city council meets Monday night with little business. the main item may be the railroad franchise for the Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville line. A private Saturday meeting with railroad officers hinted a possible agreement to elevate tracks at multiple streets. The mayor plans to explain his veto of a 3000 yearly appropriation for the Frances Power Cobbe home for dogs, with efforts to override.
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Chicago, Indianapolis & Evanavile Railway
Board of Public Works
Fe $S
Walnut
North
Caldwell
Michigan
Vermont
New York
Blake
Blackford
California
West
Missourieats
White River
Crade
Belt Railway
Charles A. Bookwalter
Frances Power-Cobbe
Witness in Jow case delayed as trial date unsettled
In Richmond Indiana federal court on Monday the main witness for Jow was reported unable to attend the trial. The date for the later matters was left to the attorneys, with Leong Jun listed among those connected to the case. Yellow hammer wheels and suspected fraudulent activity were noted in relation to the proceedings.
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Che Cawe
Chinaman
Jow
Trentine
Leong
Richmond
Indi
Detention Home Plans Discussed by Special Committee
A special committee appointed to study establishing a detention home for wards of the juvenile court reported favorably at a meeting held in the Denison hotel on Sunday. A second committee of C B Denny Rabbi Messing Mrs John B Elm and G K Shaver was appointed to meet with the county commissioners.
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Denison Hotel
Denny
Rabbi Messing
John B. Elnm
G. K. Shaver
Careless Grocer Sparks Miracle Grape-Nuts Cure
A Michigan family recounts dramatic health recovery after a misdelivered Grape-Nuts food shipment. The narrator details relief from stomach trouble and nervousness, renewed appetite, and revived outlook, praising the product and noting benefits to husband and others. The advertisement cites Postum Company, Battle Creek, Mich.
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Michigan
Lfe
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Tittle Book
Wallville
Growth of Indiana Baptist church network cited by leaders
Prominent Baptist workers report state wide growth with more churches on larger, costlier foundations and increased convention activity. Rev. Thomas J. Villers lauds progress, noting $30,000 convention fund and a new Baptist orphanage near Zionsville on 185 acres with an endowment of 130 acres. A new First Baptist building in Indianapolis costs about 200000 and aims for full dedication with no debt.
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Indiana
Thomas J. Villers
The
Picht Baptist Church
Franklin
Cnt
Fege
Zonsville
George M. Lehigh
Atute Evangeliu
Alfred Ogle
Leslie
iMany
Indianapolis
Newark
Finner
Vermont
Way the Girl Left Home
The 16 year old bride Bessie Wherry Cage confessed that her earlier kidnapping and forced marriage tale was coerced by her mother after consulting a fortune teller. She admits she willingly ran away to Lebanon and wed Charles. The couple hope to avoid further involvement by the mother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Wherry Cage
Dauhter
Lebanon
Trimmers on Strike Visit Indiana Hat Industry Probe
Eager A Perkins will visit Wabash Indiana to investigate hat trimmer activity linked to the Indiana Federation of Lohaw. The strike action arises from demands related to trimming labor and working conditions across local hat firms. Perkins seeks to gather testimony and press for resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Perkins
Wabash
Ind
Indiang Federation of
Lohaw
Free Dentistry for Pupils Under City School Plan
New York City School Board weighs creating an experimental free dentistry program for pupils with examinations and treatment funded by the legislature. The initiative, inspired by Strassburg, aims to reduce toothache and related ailments among students after dental care improves health.
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New York
Scrippe-McHee Press Associaiion
March
Germany
Strassburg
Rifai Durg
TOS
Btrasthurk
Gen Scofield Dead and to Be Buried at Arlington
Special dispatch from Augustine Fla reports Lieut Gen John D Scofield retired age 85 died after sudden illness. He served in the Civil War and later commanded Missouri and the Army of the Ohio. Body to be removed to Arlington National Cemetery for interment. Survived by widow and daughter.
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Sam
Gerry
Tnited States Military Academy
West Point
Fin Miaseuri Infantry
Anu
Misouri
Army of
Perial Eet
Congress
Jeril
Washington
Grant
Shetnan
Sherman
Scott
Schofield
Miles
Man
Beom
Beotetd
Miley
Plucky brakeman loses legs after rail accident in Newark
Harry T. Cahill, 27, brakeman of 312 Chestnut Hoselle Park, dragged 50 yards for help after both legs were severed below the knees by freight train on Central railroad elevated tracks at Mulberry street. He was found near the freight house and rushed to City hospital in critical condition. The left leg and foot were crushed to the knee, the right foot nearly severed at the ankle. both legs amputated.
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Sam Newark
March
Almont
Central Railroad
Mutherry-st
Harry T. Cahill
Hoselle Park
Hoth
Cahill
Roselle
Brandst
Matthew 8
Rogers
Oftee
Brondat
Mulberry St
City Hospital
Buried at Attica after death in Indianapolis
The body of John Magern six, who died Sunday at his home 146 McLament, will be taken to Attica Tuesday for burial. Meyrie came to Indianapolis in 249 percent.
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Attica
John Magern
McLament
Attics
Thesday
Byte
Meyrie
Indianapolis
First Hanging Ordered In Madisonville Courtroom
Judge Fleming orders the execution of Gordon Tompkins in the Madisonville courtroom marking the first courtroom hanging on record. Tompkins was sentenced for murder on March 15 and earlier plans to hang on a vacant lot near the city lockup were blocked after public objection and an appeal. One woman has requested to witness the hanging and will be admitted.
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Madisonville
Fleming MM
Gordon
Garth Tompkins
Tompkinna
King
Sity
Thin
Gorton
Marion County Republicans seek candidates for state posts
After the state convention in April and county and congressional conventions in March, Republicans of Marion County will resign to nominate men for the state senate and house. Discussions center on potential candidates, with Motard already in, Cox noted as a possibility, and Marion County entitled to three senators. Former judge Franklin McCray plans to run for representative amid rumors of other hopefuls.
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Marian County
State Senate
House of Representatives
Ponater
Joseph A. Motard
Linton Cox
Marion County
Marin M. Huge
Armin
Koehne
Charles O. Raemier
Franklin McCray
Criminal Court
Lege Umber
Ane Joh Weaver
Albert Carter
Berne Cohen
Thamaa “Datley
Frank Olive
Freak Allee
William Beaton
Hows
William Hosgon
Harry P. .Brunaurd
Vincent G Clifford
Jose Fletcher
T. C. Hows
Harry Hubbard
KL Rules
Dangerous Wound Case Under City Hospital Care
James Jines lies dying at City hospital from a bullet wound, in contested shooting by Fred Dieppe who is in police custody charged with shooting with intent to murder. Dieppe claims accidental discharge during a dispute over money. police say it was deliberate. Witnesses describe Dieppe as about 47, Jines 22, both unmarried, with Dieppe from 728 Germania Ave and Jines staying with parents.
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James Jines
Fred Dieppe
Wil
Diepre
Nasalagn
Jinen
Dieppe
Dines
Ha Xia
Jines
Jingu
Divoné
Ketehamart
Patralmen Hillman
Thatcher
Manning
Holtz
Kutta
Diener
Sinea
Nin
Germania Ave
Miners Leaders to Be Convicted and Hanged
Report claims Charles H. Moyer W. D. Haywood and George Pettibone face conviction and hanging in a widely held view, amid powder thefts and a feared dynamite plot by the Western Federation of Miners. Guards increased around the penitentiary and officials’ homes as threats and alleged conspiracies surface.
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Chicago
Haywood
Moyer and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Galvins
Thane
Retian
Thtee
Kovelel
Rowe
Idebo
Maareh
Charles
Idaho
Elrele
Caldwell
Shallrons
Nell
Moyer, Hayseond
Petti
Knreebone
Inner Circle
Coy
Gonding
Provecu
Tor James H. Howley
W. B. Borah
Steve Adama
Colorado
Independence
Walon
Wisors
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer on March 5 106
The forecast warns to attend to health before noon or face misfortune. If born on this date, prosperity lies ahead with improved business and growth. A child born on the same day will be temperate, kind, and well respected, though overall tone reflects cautious optimism.
Seaman Apprentice Dies of Spotted Fever in Newport
Charles Friend, a seaman apprentice at the naval training station, died last evening after three months of illness from spotted fever. He had been ill since November at the Newport facility and was aged and serving in the naval program.
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Scrippa-McHae Press
Newport
R. 1
Charlee Friend
Naval Training Station
Territorial boards urge defeat of Littlefield gambling bill
The New Mexico and Arizona education boards petitioned Delegate Andrews to use full power to defeat the Littlefield bill aimed at barring gambling in the territories. The appeal underscores opposition from educational authorities to prohibition measures affecting territorial jurisdictions.
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Sam Washington
Maren
Territoriag Card of Education of
New Mexico
Fe Board of Education
Andrews
All India Power
Territories
Quiet at Springfield After Riots
Springfield Ohio March 6 Everything is quiet in the city again as the mob scene winds down with the withdrawal of efforts. About 990 men and boys have been arrested following the recent riots.
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Sphingfield
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