Tragic Fire Injures Woman in North New Jersey Street
A clothing fire in a home on North New Jersey Street endangers Minna Renny 22 as flames engulf her dress. Neighbors rush to help, wrap her in a blanket, but doctors fear she will not survive two hours. Carrie Waters, a year-tenured aide at a dental office, had attempted to assist.
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North Newdersey St
Jr. Ballenlied
Tim Hall
Ka, Watera Atte
Shelbyville
Eivision
Dougherty
Lmard
Dts
Artment
Thair
Lasy
Council
Ded Webster
Nve
Matters of Moment at the Capital and the Points
A March report from Wasinconox and Philadelphia notes Senate scenes and presidential nominations, with ministers named for Spain Japan and Switzerland as well as a letter predicting shifts in Ohio. Other items mention a Dem ticket in Brooklyn and a planned cabinet referral of office applications. Watered townnews style with multiple cities and figures.
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Wasmarox
Senate
Bend
Spain
Thomas W. Falmer
Michigan
Japan
John V. Swift
California
Switzerland
John I. Washburn
Massachusetts
Deep City Police Power Struggle Amid Board Clash
In the heated dispute over a new police board, factions argue whether to back the old force or the new order. Republicans press for control, while supporters of the new board claim constitutional backing and swift reform. County Treasurer Totten pledges to honor only properly signed orders as the crisis tests mayor and clerk’s signatures and signals potential personnel shifts including Colbert as successor.
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Fathighan
P. E
Supreme Court
Klderoy
Barty Mendt
Intel Democratic
Ilane
Travis
Gsunel Wil Gia
Tottin
Moe
Denny
Dovwlus
Pravis Wolds the Lort as Police Station Sealed
Supt Travis fortifies the police station in a standoff with the new city board. Doors and entrances are barred from the inside as officers and allies guard the premises. Travis declares he will resist and expects a court dispute over possession.
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Travis
SVX
Ltravis
New Police and Fire Board Names Bondsmen and Seeks Legal Advice
The new police and fire board met early and qualified with bondsmen including Frank M. Dell and George S. Catterson. They planned to consult attorney John Duncan at his office, then paused as Catterson descended a rear fire escape for questioning. The group decided to wait for Duncan's advice before acting.
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John Banean
Police and Fire Board
Messrs
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Sullivan
Holt
Wilson
Frank M. Dell
John Waterman
John J. Cooper Holt
George S. Catterson
John &. Duncan
Sun
Catteraon
Duncan
Denny's Poni tion Police Court Drama Interruption
A telegram from Evanaville Mayor J A Kennattell interrupts Mayor Denny's police court proceedings on Monday morning. He asks about peace and order measures while Denny asserts possession until law clarifies the situation. The mayoral dispute centers on police power and state versus local authority.
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Denny
LaAti
J. A. Kennattell
Evanaville
Peice
Pri
Wild man lurks on Lookout mountain with bear-skin cave dwelling
A long haired wild man armed with a heavy bludgeon lives in a cave on Lookout mountain. He is described as bearing a bear skin outfit and has nails noted. The piece mixes sensational folklore with regional lore.
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Lookout Mountain
Harriet Coa
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gen. Washington
Gen. McNeil
Sallie Solomon
Atlanta
Paulina King
Springfield
Bargains in Broken Sizes at Geo. P. Marott
Bargains on boots and shoes offered with size defects, inviting customers to try fit and save from 1.60 to 2.60 per pair. Located at 16 North Ponn st, Geo. P. Marott invites shoppers to visit for discounts.
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Geo. P. Marott
North Ponn.st
Baptism by immersion at Little Zion Baptist Church
A Sunday baptism at the Little Zion Baptist Church draws a large, diverse crowd as Rev J M Morton leads candidates to the canal for immersion. Women in black, a dramatic scene on muddy banks, and a post-ceremony procession to Second Baptist Church mark the event.
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ML “Ion Baptist Church
J. M. Merton
Brown
G. Wilson
J. H. Averett
Averet
Zion
Turner
Averell
Scs
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Dominie
Sistera Hart
Reed
Turrer
First-st
Pastor Morton
Womn
Mother Turner
Banvabh Baker
Norah Camp
Lizzis Branum
Minnio Morten
Carrie Jones
Laura Taylor
Thomas Jones
Hannah Daring
Charles Dougis
Rhyal Bybee
Jennie Milly
Redis Chinault
Henry Hull
Burgess Scott
Margit Drake
Ada Smith
Miller Walker
Jensey Taylor
Mattie Alexander
Charles Wheater
Alice Woodfolk
William Turney
Mary Smith
Mattie Pranklin
Louis Grundy
Samuel Herron
Yellow Bridge
Sayre
Seymour
Bady
Morten
Clender
Huving
Merian
Siupsen St. EL Chapel
Suits Filed Over National Book Trust Stock Use
The article reports Thatza Kuhn filed a suit against the German national book trust on March Saturday to recover 100 shares of illera cattlefeeder stock valued at 1. The stock was bioethically adverted to Advert er and the proceeds used for Kuhn's own use. A parallel suit named the National Lafayette bank for similar shares. Fees in each case set at 8500.
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Thereza Kuhn
German National Book
Lafayette Baal
Fire Burns Eight Buildings in Rochester Ind
A Monday fire in Rochester Indiana destroyed eight business buildings causing about seven thousand five hundred dollars in losses. The blaze damaged Thalman's grocery Linkenhelf's saison ex Senator Zimmer mans furniture stock Hoover's meat market Mose's boarding house John Wallace's saloon Sam Lop's armory and a barber shop.
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Rochestir
Ind
Mercing
Thalman
Linkenhelf
Zimmerman
Hoover
Mose
John Wallace
Sam Lop
Near riot at academy of music amid German song
Friday night at the academy of music an attempt to perform a German song provoked strong audience hostility. Two auditors denounced the rendition and were arrested as the scene nearly sparked a disturbance.
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Academy of Music
Sullivan fight may occur in San Antonio
Here in San Antonio H. B. Maynard, for R. K. Fox, says the Sullivan-Hurain bout will probably take place here. He notes no law in the state forbids it.
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San Anvonio
Tex
Maynard
R. K. Fox
Local items include divorce request and court actions in Indianapolis
Frances Prince seeks divorce from George Prince alleging failure to provide. Thos J Newkirk, house of representatives clerk, receives a gold watch from fellow clerks. W E Daniels files replevin suit over 500 stock. Schnell Co faced damage from a broken wheel at Udell ladder works delaying production. Michael Horan surrenders after injuring Richard Cassady. Emanuel Drum seeks dissolution of Union Took Co partnership with Benbow and Driscoll. Giles & Bradley appointed receiver with 2500 bond.
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Spiezel & Thovis
Kentucky Ave
Frances Prince
George Prince
Thos. J. Newkirk
House of Representatives
W. E. Daniels
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Udell Ladder Works
Indianapolis
Michael Horan
Richard Cassady
Emanuel Drum
Mark Benbow
George Driscoll
Union
Taylor
Giles &. Bradley
Indiana Legislature Ends War Over High License Bill
The fifty sixth Indiana General Assembly adjourned amid a heated clash over the high license bill. Senator Chase led a partisan push, Republicans gained ground, and the measure passed 27 to 20 after dramatic procedural moves. The session also approved Terre Haute and Indianapolis railroad earnings remission and a sharp report on the insane hospital mismanagement.
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Ewing
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California
Gapen
Sullivan
TenYearOld Crusader Leads Carroll Revival
An Winspired Youth Jimmie Cook aged 10 conducts revival in Carroll County Atlanta youth preacher reports a hundred converts and says sermons come by inspiration in March.
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Atlanta
Jimmie Cook
Carroll County
Gebhardt and Langtry Reported Married in Journal Item
New York readers are told that Gebhardt and Langtry were married in a Journal item. The report hints at a satisfactory ceremony and notes the event occurred around March 11 with emphasis on the couple’s union.
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Evening Sun
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Dien. Batchellor
Saratoga
N. C
the Treasury
Sass Langtry
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