Murphy arrives to press injunction against railroad leaders
George Gould 8 percent era: Louis, Mo March 7. Murphy chief counsel of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen arrives from Denver with Cleveland and Irwin from Portsmouth to prepare the injunction plan to be presented Saturday in the United States circuit court. Morrissey and Hannahan aid the team as they pursue legal action. No word from Mrs Steinecker.
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Louis
Tohn HH. Murphy
Brotherhood W
Miiay
Denver
Cleveland
Irwin
Pporte
United States Circuit Court
Adin
Wabdush
Grandmasor Morrissey
Hanphan
Atneya
Morrissey
Hannahan
Chicago
George Gould
Hoy
Fabank
Fiddles While His Wife Is Dying in North Madison
Officials of the Connecticut humane society found Sherman Dudley fiddling at his North Madison home while his wife starved. Dudley, 78, a former renowned violinist who traveled abroad, has money in the bank but refuses funds for his ailing wife. He threatened to be locked up if he did not care for his spouse, saying he wants money ahead for her and his own future care.
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A.G
Fred Presioners
Steinecker
Min
Wiliam Grelsecker
Ana
Mulberry-at
Hasitte
Board of Children's Guard Ape
Wew Haven
Cann
Connecticut Humane Society
Sherman Dudley
North
Madison
Connect
Humine Society
Omiclvia
Barens
Barone
Cox
Huntesses
Taurens
Mircus
Uberud
Protest Against Monument To Lee Rages In Richmond
In Richmond Indiana March is the past of the Grand Army of the Republic has protested strongly against a Pennsylvania legislature bill authorizing a monument to Gen. Lee at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Grand Army of the
Pennsylvania
Gen. Lee
Gettysburg
Remains Arrive From Italy for Vincennes Funeral
Hubbard Smith, ex convict, died in Genoa Italy. His body arrived in Vincennes on Friday morning in charge of A Smith of Indianapolis. Funeral set for Saturday afternoon. In Huntington West Virginia Frances Leginee of Columbus Ohio was resting in the C I station Friday after riding on a Pullman car truck from Cincinnati bound for Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Smith
Vincennes
Ind
Calra
Genoa
Italy
A. Smith
Indianapolis
Huntington
W. Va
Frances Leginee
Columbus
Cincinnati
Richmond
Indiana Briefs from Lafayette to Crawfordsville
Indiana brief items report Charles Dressler’s missing beer and family details in Lafayette. a Bloken farmer’s misluck and odd beetle tale near Munqle. Bluffton grocers trigger price war. New Castle detectives from Anti Salian league face trial delays. Crawfordsville auction of Governor Mount horse ends with potential fraud warning after buyer’s bank inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Charles Dressler
O. A.bloken
Bluffton
Bluttiow
New Castle
Lwa
Anti-salian League
Crawfordsville
Lew H. Cochran
Govermor Mount
Montreal
Corhena
Cochran
Uncle George Won’t Be Fooled By Any Lobbyist Comic Door Test
An Indianapolis house prankster named Gash Ross, the Tate House telephone man, keeps fooling doorkeeper George Barnett and a passing reporter. Barnett demands credentials to pass, challenging Col Russell Harrison and the reporter, who is caught in a humorous credential dispute. The scene erupts with taunts until Lt. Tarnett and clerk George Herltun identify the reporter, ending the episode as the crowd disperses.
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Gash ‘Ross
Tate House
George Barnett
Indianapolia
Barnett
Col Russell Harrison
Gieh Ross
Harnett
Uat Barnett
Hoss
Buc Ross
Barnet
Wargett
Stan
Kate Tarnett
Dane Pinen
George Herltun
Mrs Senator Barcus Sees Deaf Education Bill Defeat
Mrs James Boteia, wife of Senator Barcus of Terre Haute, watched the defeat of a bill creating private funding for deaf children. The article depicts her sympathy, belief in in-home care, and support for public school departments taught by trained instructors, alongside implications of political influence and social standing.
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Senator Barcus
Bill Swe
Mra. James
Boteia
Barcus
Terre Haute
Burcua
Murcug
Ntare
Evansville Day School
Bell
Ehasabor
Pelties
Maud Booth appeals for relief care at wrecks in Chicago
Maud Booth daughter of Gen War Booth urges use of anaesthetics at railway wrecks to ease pain and speed relief. She proposes quick, minimal morphine or ether to dull suffering and aid rescue, arguing relief materials and trained responders could save victims without delaying rescue efforts.
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Chicago
Maud Wallington Booth
War
Booth
Salvation Army
Plainfield
Emergency care for unskilled in wartime medicine
A fragment discusses improvised medical aid with limited anesthetics and the need for safer, practical remedies. It notes many lack formal training yet face urgent emergencies and questions how to reduce suffering without proper bandages or skilled physicians.
Columbus employers form association to oppose unions
Following a woodworkers strike at Reeves agricultural machinery works and rising union activity, Columbus manufacturers merchants and business leaders met Thursday night to form the Columbus Employers' Association to counter alleged union aggression. The article also notes Warren Cozatt of 323 Saramitt St sustaining a broken leg while repairing a freight depot in Delaware when a train moved back, trapping him between a car and a brick block. he was taken to St. Vincent’s hospital.
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Columbus
Inf
Reeves Genicultural
Indar
Columbus Employers’ Association
Carpenter
Warren Cozatt
Saramitt St
Fenhandie
Delaware
Coratt
Vorett
Threat letters warn blacks in Birmingham political row
In Birmingham Alabama several white Republican leaders report anonymous threat letters urging assassination of prominent figures who acted to exclude African Americans from party councils. One letter targets Wilton Vaughan former district attorney, others mention Deputy Marshal Ashley and a plan resisted by a black ally. Federal court may probe the mail threats and related harassment.
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Birmingham
Ala
May
Chay
Allison
Fede
Btelintey
Saya
Wilton Vaughan
Vaughan
Marabhal Ashley
Seeing Without Eyes Reported by Professor Steins
In Paris March 7 a contrivance said to let people see without eyes was reportedly perfected by Prof. Peter Steins. A man named Case describes wearing an apparatus around his temples that allowed him to count fingers and distinguish objects in a lit room before losing vision again. Steins claims perception comes from the brain receiving signals via the optic nerve rather than the eye.
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Paris
Peter Steins
Traetor
Steins
T 18
Robbery, Kidnapping and Domestic Troubles Shake City
A clear store robbery ends with two assailants fleeing after Carl fires a revolver injuring none. Separate Philadelphia cases involve Ida Sturbeck aka Mrs Rue Spencer accused of abducting a child from New Jersey, with testimony linking Minnie A Brow of Camden and Charles Maguire in a tangled custody and divorce dispute. The report also notes Maguire's odd claim about a business and a wife’s alleged insomnia causing difficulty staying awake.
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Philadelphia
Ida Sturbeba
Rue Spencer
Smith
New Jersey
Maylis Trute Kocheraparger
Minnie Aline Brow
Camden
N. d
Fttt
Charles
Stilthy
Stanbeck
Husbant
Dickinson
Bbencer
Ida Sturbeck
Sturbeck
Ana
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Boost Breathing and Health
Readers hear from Dr J J Rettinger and Mrs Jerome Illison about Stuart's Catarrh Tablets easing winter catarrh and throat irritation. Testimonials claim relief from head and throat congestion, improved hearing, fewer throat clears, and safety for children. Endorsers say regular use prevents full illness and that a bottle in the home helps nip colds in the bud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dphysiciana
Stuart
J. J. Rettinger
Dmigeist
Jerome Illison
Wheeling
Min Stuart
Secrets of Personal Magnetism Laid Bare
Hon James R Henry of Pennsylvania chairs a distribution committee for American College of Sciences in Philadelphia and promotes free books on personal magnetism and hypnotism. Kenney claims these sciences give a competitive edge, offer a free book by mail, and promise health, memory, and social success, urging readers to respond at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American College of Sciences of Philadelphia
Masseauf Ie
Fife
American College of Sciences
Droge
James R. Kenney
Commercial Union Building
Player restrained after interruption in game incident
A player from Ina was restrained during a game disruption at a Bellevue facility, suffering from an apparent mental health crisis. He was placed under observation for insanity and reportedly assaulted others at the carts before being moved by an on scene surgeon to a hospital for treatment.
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Ina Fage
New
Hie
Pinoccie
Ine
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