Boxing at Hamilton Jockey Club Sparks Resignations
In Hamilton Ontario a Sunday gathering of Jockey Club members invited Gaiety Girls to the club house. An impromptu boxing match between Carleton of the Gaiety Girls and Reginald Moreton occurred, drawing discontent. Club directors demand resignations and a Friday meeting to investigate. Mayor A D Stuart attended and will be questioned.
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Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton Jockey Club
Jockey Club
Gaiety Girls Company
Carleton
Reginald Moreton
Lottridge
A. D. Stuart
Struck His Mother: Judge Fines Youth, Sends Him to Workhouse
William Fulton, 21, of Minerva Street, was arrested Tuesday for assault and battery on his mother. In a tearful trial Judge Stubbs withheld sentence until Thursday, then fined him $100 and sentenced him to 90 days in the workhouse after Fulton refused to show remorse.
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Wm. Fulton
Minerva St
Stubbs
Itate
Strikin
Odor dispute pits press against Indianapolis firm
A local Indianapolis company attacked press coverage with a scorching letter to the Board of Health demanding an end to what it calls misleading statements about its odor. The Board of Health forwarded it to the Board of Works as authorities consider actions regarding the Mill street Jones baby farm amid odors and a request for help from A Keifer over Stout building cellar refuse smells.
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Indianapolis Dessicating
Board of Health
Board of Works
Jones
Mill St
Duvall and Matlock
Crossing Accident Kills Likely Three Detroit Firemen
A freight train crushed a Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee ladder wagon at a crossing Thursday morning. Driver Anthony Korto and crewmen Christian Goebel Lieut. Charles I. Chase were probably fatally injured, with Capt. Veith badly bruised. Ottawa and naval race notes follow.
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Detroit
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Anthony Korto
Christian Goebel
Charles I. Chase
Veith
Bayard to Dine with Queen at Windsor Castle
London reports Ambassador Bayard and his wife will dine with the queen at Windsor Castle on Thursday evening and sleep there Thursday night. The brief notice notes the ambassador’s visit during a cadence of social engagements in the capital.
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Bayard
London
Ambassador Bayard
Windsor Castle
Japanese Score Again In Major War Advance
War dispatch from Hirosima reports on March 4 Chinese forces under Gen Jang attacked Taping Shang. Chinese losses were 1,000 killed and 500 captured with munitions seized. later Hai Chang fell to Japanese forces.
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Hirosaima
Jang
Taping Shang
Hai Chang
Rope Theft Case Stirs City Court Jurisdiction
A man named David Sarker living south of the Belt railroad was arrested on a charge of stealing a 100 foot Manila rope. The Lieber brewing company instigated the arrest as the rope was found near the Belt tracks. Attorney Orton argued lack of court authority due to a pre law, but a certified bill copy was filed March 2 and Judge Stubbs overruled the objection. The case was postponed to Friday morning to review the new law and confirm the court's power.
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David Sarker
Lieber Brewing Company
Harker
Belt Tracks
Orton
Stubbs
J T Jolly Robbed After Saloon Encounter in Indianapolis
J T Jolly a Tipton Ind horse dealer was assaulted in a Kentucky avenue saloon by a stranger who fled with about $60 after forcing him toward the Oklahoma saloon in West Indianapolis. Jolly was found unconscious and reported the robbery. George Mack Bert Bradley and Sadie Wyatt were later jailed on grand larceny and robbery charges. about $60 was recovered on Sadie Wyatt.
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Kentucky-ave
J. T. Jolly
Tipton
Ind
Oklahoma
Indianapolis
Jolly
West Indianapolis
George Mack
Bert Bradley
Sadie Wyatt
Fhiasdas
Brutal Attack on 16-Year-Old Near Hawthorne
Jacksonville residents report Annie Jenkins, 16, assaulted by a man while returning home from a neighbor. He dragged her into bushes, held her over railroad ties on fire, and threw her into mud near the track before fleeing. Posse searches for the suspect amid vows of lynching.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Annie Jenkins
Hawthorne
Riot in a Bull Ring in Pueblo Causes Eight Deaths
Mexico City dispatch reports a riot at Pueblo's bull ring on Wednesday left eight dead and twenty wounded. Spectators reportedly stirred by dissatisfaction battled with stilettos knives and revolvers in a brutal scene.
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Mexico City
Pueblo
Indian Outbreak Kills Seven on Yaqui Ranches
An outbreak by a band of about 40 Yaqui Indians near Uners in Mex on March 7 leads to seven deaths including two women. The raiders overrun ranches, attack settlers, and burn large quantities of grain.
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Uners
Mex
Here
Yaqui
City Sues Over Vehicle License Ordinance
Judge McMaster heard the city against Frank Tomlinson on whether the vehicle license ordinance is valid. Tomlinson, a gardener north of the city, was earlier arrested for failure to pay the license. Judge Stubbs ruled the measure was a tax, not a license, and voided the case since the city cannot tax residents beyond its limits. The city appealed.
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McMaster
Frank Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Stubbs
Satisfactory Bridge Test By Street Car Company
Bridges bought to allow motors to cross fire hose were tested at fire headquarters Thursday. Several motors with trailers and passengers crossed safely. Bridges deemed satisfactory and the company plans to order several more.
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Street Car Company
Robt McNeill Missing With Employer's Money and Gems
Atrantic Crew New Jersey reports Robt McNeill aged 30 missing along with substantial money and jewelry tied to his employer Dr. Almer and his sweetheart. The notice mentions Lemon Tonic Laxative and Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder awards, reflecting ad content mixed with the missing person report.
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Atrantic Crew
N. J
Robt. McNeill
Dr. Almer
Cuba Consul Recall Sparks Cuban Martial Law Talk
Cuba demands recall of US consul general at Havana amid Cuba revolt rumors. Cabinet may declare Santa Clara under martial law. no official cause given. Meanwhile a battle near Santiago de Cuba pits Spanish forces against Cuban loyalists with heavier Cuban losses. Spanish telegraph lines seized as rumors circulate about the recall.
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Tamra
Fla
Quesida
Lachambre
Guillenon
Santiago de Cuba
Whipping Post Bill Sparks Dispute in Albany Assembly
Commodore Gerry, president of New York City children's societies, was ordered off the floor during an open state assembly session. He arrived to advocate a whipping post bill to be introduced at his request, creating heated debate on the measure.
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Albany
Commodore Gerry
Children’s Societies of
New York City
State Assembly
Gerry
Marion County Grand Jury
A. F. Knotts
Hammond
Agnew
Knotts
Tom Sun
Seller
County to open court house elevator bids March 18
County commissioners will open bids for a court house elevator on March 18. The system will be hydraulic powered by a 100 horsepower boiler.
They Jumped on Nye as Griffin Lost State House Bid
A tumultuous session in the Indiana senate centers on the Indianapolis school board bill and Tim Griffin’s ouster. Nye faced protracted debates on adjournment, local option, and amendments as Cain and Hendricks sparred. Subpoenas loom over a Ruby bill investigation while Knotts promises disclosure. A packed gallery watched lawmakers push to pass the Nicholson temperance measure amid party clashes.
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Nye
Democrats
Senate
Tim Griffin
Mike Cain
Capitol
Tim
Medvutt
Ife
Aix
Cain
House
Indianapolis
Committee On Education
Dunecan
McCutchan
Haggard
Mull
McLean
Giffard
House Republicans
VanArsdel and Pettit
Cranor and Haggard
VanaArsdel
Nicholson
Kern
Morton
William Henry Harrison
National Capitol
Hendricks
Tie
McCuichan
Alexander
Franklin
Anti-pass Bill Clears House In Close Vote
The House approved Robinson's anti-pass bill by a narrow margin on Thursday. The measure establishing police matrons in cities over 40,000 passed more easily as the chamber was crowded earlier but later stripped of visitors due to Senate interests.
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Alexander
Hendricks
National Capitol
Tom Boyd
Gov. Nye
Era
Robinson
Senate
Olive Herbert Marries John Kelly in Police Court
Judge Stubbs officiated a morning wedding in police court where Olive Herbert aged 24 and John Kelly, now of legal age, chose matrimony over the workhouse. Kelly is a furnace maker and Olive paid a $5 fee for the license before leaving with her husband.
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John Kelly
Stubbs
Police Court
Olive Herbert
Olive
Sinbbs
Havel Aground Off Gedney Channel In Ice Haze
The North German Lloyd steamer Havel from Bremen is aground on the north side of Gedney channel amid hazy weather. Ice has displaced electric buoys. Ten passengers have been transferred. The vessel will be lightened and pulled off with the next tide.
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New York
Havel
Bremen
Gedney Channel
Governor Vetoes Voorhees Elective Judiciary Bill
In Trenton on March 7 the governor vetoed the Voorhees bill to elect 50 or 60 county judges across 21 counties in November next. The action blocks the proposed statewide judicial election plan with immediate political implications.
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Trenton
N. J
Voorhees
Lemon Tonic Laxative Price Ads
A brief notice advertising Lemon Tonic Laxative available at druggists for 50 cents or 60 cents.
Pistol Threats At School No. 28 Stir Readers
Miss Sitta Miller, principal of School No 28, disarmed Willie Morgan a 11 year old pupil who drew a loaded 22 calibre revolver on second floor. He threatened to kill all five teachers and fled after surrendering the weapon. Morgan and two others faced grand jury inquiry for theft. no indictment yet. The incident occurred Wednesday after classes as children gathered for cloaks and lunches.
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Sitta Miller
Pellmell
Miss Miller
Iss Miller
Morgan
Bank Robbers Downed After Pursuit Near Adel
A daylight chase ended south of O with a buggy wreck four miles out. One bandit was captured after being forced out by a volley through a barn door, where he died. The other escaped to a barn. Bailey and Leach, bank clerks shot earlier, are likely to survive. The pursuing posse hopes to prevent lynching near Adel.
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Here
Adel
Bailey
Leach
Bnai Brith Delegates Elect First Vice President
Local B nai Brith delegate Sol Kiser was chosen first vice-president of district No 2 after the Toledo council meeting. Louis Newberger and C B Feibleman were elected delegates to the international convention in Cincinnati in July. Newberger and Feibleman hope to bring next year’s gathering to this city as it will draw delegates from around the globe.
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Sol. Kiser
B’nai Brith
Toledo
Louis Newberger
C. B. Feiblerau
Cincinnati
Messrs. Newberger
Feibleman
Bank Cashier Henry Wing Ends Life in Grafton Mass
Henry F. Wing, 38 year cashier of the Grafton bank and town treasurer for 25 years, killed himself Thursday morning. He also served as trustee and administrator of large estates. No reason for the self inflicted death is known.
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Worcester
Mass
Henry F. Wing
Grafton
Grafton Bank
B Mudd
Banking conditions call issued for banks by Controller
Wasnaryeron reports that on Thursday the Controller issued a call for the return of the conditions of national banks at the close of business on Tuesday March 5. Weather forecasts for Indiana predict cloudy skies with rain tonight, then clearing by Friday after a Thursday night shower.
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Wasnaryeron
Fickles
Indiana
Duke of Noailles Dies in Paris
Wire whispers report the Duke of Noailles is dead in Paris. A New York building tie up is complete and First National Bank Texarkana, J. has failed.
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Duke of Noailles
Paris
New York
First National Bank
Texarkana, J
Leaky Cisterns Cleaned Was Cemented, Price Revealed
Leaky cisterns were sealed with cement at a factory site. Details mention a $1.50 charge and pumps in operation. The text includes scattered names like Butts and Poons, with references to Indians and factory activity, but the fragmentary report lacks coherent, verifiable events or outcomes.
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Ory Princes
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