Duelist Deputy Eugenine Chiesa Clears Three Challenges
Eugenine Chiesa Republican deputy of Milan, famed duelist and debater, resolved three of his outstanding challenges after a sequence of duels with generals and noblemen. He was struck on the chin by General Prudente and later marked the cheek of General Fecia di Cossato, with a final settlement that everyone accepted. Baroness Siemens, arriving from Berlin, is expected to care for the wounded general as rumors say they will wed. the pair stand sixty-two and forty-two years old respectively.
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Rome
Eugenine Chiesa
Milan
Eise
Chamber of Deputies
Chiesa
Siemens
Tancredi la Jella
Fecia di Cossato
Frudente
Duchess di Litta
Humbert
Giacomo Morando
Prudente
Milwaukee sprinter A Fain to race in Portland and Muncie
Milwaukee sprinter A Fain will compete in races at Portland and Muncie Indiana. The ad cites Bromo Quinine as a laxative remedy and promotes a one day cure signature of E W Grove. The Berwick product claims world wide use and lists a price of 23 cents.
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A. Fain
Milwaukee
Portland
Muncie
Ind
E. W. Grove
Tailor-made suits offered by S. J. Singer & Sons
All wool blue sarge two-piece suits made to order priced at RES.75. S. J. Singer & Sons advertise custom tailoring at 48 W. Washington St. This notice highlights personalized clothing options and pricing.
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S. J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Ensley Case Arguments After Embezzlement Trial Testimony
Testimony in the Oliver P. Ensley embezzlement case tied to nearly $7,000 in overs funds and questioned the legality of fees from collections. Ensley testified he believed fees and unlisted tax collections belonged to him and that he sought advice from former office staff. Judge allowed him to explain withholding funds as he settled with the auditor, while questions about a $22,000 check were raised. The story ends noting a local barber shop ad.
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Oliver FP. Efnssey
Marion County
Ensley
Charles G. Harris
Pritchard
Oliver P. Ensley
Duncan
Marker Trial Continues With Bank Billing Disputes
The courtroom heard detailed testimony on misallocated payroll increases and a complex bookkeeping history at the Tipton bank. District Attorney Miller pressed for connections to fraudulent schemes tied to Farmers and Citizens Livestock Insurance and a veterinary surgeon linked to Harvey Kanrel, while defense argued specifics. Jurors were seated, including locals from South Bend to Indianapolis, as mixed deliberations continued after lengthy openings.
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Noah KR. Masker
Albert W. Shirk
Tipton Bank
Gifford
Tipton
Anderson
Miller
Marker
Frank E. Gavin
Henry Spaan
Indianapolis
George H
George J. Gifford
Noah R. Marker
William H. Marker
Farmers
Citizens’ Livestock Insurance Company
Lima
Ohio
Harvey J. Kanrel
Harvey Kanel
Rensselaer
Paul C. Gall
Rock
Hese
Henry Orr
South Bend
William Rockmeyer
North Vernon
Benjamin A. Franklin
Laporte
James A. McRae
Corydon
Nicholas S. Reiber
Lafayette
Thomas E. Robinson
Bloomington
James C. Shields
Sullivan
Elmer Waters
South Ranb
R. F. Clapp
Scipio
Michael Mode
Indianapolis - Furman Stout
Harry Zimmer
Gambling Case Strengthened in State Ouster Suit
In the ouster case against French Lick Springs hotel, the Indiana attorney general's office argued the state’s position gained emphasis. Testimony highlighted payments to surrender a lease aimed at curbing gambling, while the hotel’s actions to stop or investigate gambling were questioned. The record cited Taggart’s cross examination and Colglazier’s casino tenancy without vetting business standing.
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Thomas Taggart
Perry McCart
Taggart
Ed Ballard
Robt
M. Colglazier
Colglazier
Child Hit by Car Tossed 20 Feet Then Unharmed
New York March 11 John Monahan six of Bloomfield New Jersey was struck by a car owned by J E Pierson East Orange driven by Marcus W De Camp near his home. He was tossed twenty feet over a fence into his own yard and, despite the impact, was not injured and played marbles ten minutes later.
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New York
John Monahan
Bloomfield
N. J
J. E. Pierson
East Orange
Marcus W. de Camp
Special Opportunity Wool Serge Suits Sale
Sale begins today offering all wool fancy weave blue serge suits made to order at 12.75 dollars. Sat isfaction guaranteed. 8. J. Singer & Sons, 23 W. Washington St.
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Singer & Sons
Washington St
J. Singer & Sons
Unnatural thinness promoted by new tonic plan
A Confederate era style health ad touts a plan to add ten to forty pounds. It prescribes essence of pepsin syrup of rhubarb cardiom and tincture cadamene compound with meals and water. It claims health gains and stronger digestion for ages sixteen to fifty five.
Arsenic poisoning attempt sparked at Rev Voeglin home
State Chemist Fitz Randolph found arsenic on biscuits left at the Manhattan Park Presbyterian church pastor Rev A J Voeglin in Irvington. Each biscuit carried enough poison for four people, with more powder seen on the steps. Police seek a man who had threatened the pastor as investigations continue.
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Raynond B. Fitz-Randolph
A. J. Voeglin
Manhattan Park Presbyterian Church
Irvington
Randolph
Yoeglin
Voeglin
Wife leaves husband after quarrel seeks doctor’s aid
A man states his wife left after a quarrel and sought Dr Vaeg lin for advice. The doctor urged reconciliation, but she did not return. The husband cannot find her and accuses the minister of knowing her whereabouts, issuing threats against him.
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Man
New cosmetic remedy promises skin relief and nose concealment
A workmanlike ad touts possum as a flesh-colored ointment to remove a red nose and treat eczema, pimples, rashes, and inflammations. It claims quick, visible improvement after first use and notes 50 cent boxes or $2 jars sold by H. J. Nader's and Weber Drug, with free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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H. J. Nader's
Weber Drug Company
Otter Drug
West 25Th Street
New York City
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