Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Double Death
Oscar Abbott and Celia Bass, engaged lovers in Indianapolis, confront jealousy and betrayal leading to a nonfatal shooting of Bass and Abbott’s suicide. Abbott’s body lies at Cirton's morgue while Bass is cared for at relatives' home. letters reveal strained trust and a doomed romance.
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Cirton
W. G. Abbott
Vermont St
Celia Bass
Abbott
Oscar Abbott
Miss Bass
Tndianapolis
Connersville
Freeman
Washington Court House
Chas. Bass
Mrs. Bass
Mr. Mass
Bass
Girton
Vella
Jonin
Mr. Driver
Mr. Bass
May Thomas
Albots
Oscar
Anc
W. Q. Abbott
Unkle
North St
TWO HUNDRED DEAD As a Result of an Awful Explosion in the Belgian Colliery
Suyssens Belgium March 12 terrible disaster at Anderlis colliery near Charleroi may kill 200 miners. Fire damp explosion, rescue work, 70 bodies recovered, many burned or mangled. King Leopold donated 5000 francs for widows and orphans relief amid ongoing rescue and official death toll at 200.
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Suyssens
Belgium
Anderlis
Charleroi
Leopold
Brossens
Frenzel Ends Streetcar Dispute Amid Peace Talks
The street car workers and Frenzel reach a peace settlement. Reinstatement of discharged men except one, with non union staff kept separate. Motormen gain a one cent hourly raise while free ride rights are removed. The advisory committee and Brotherhood leaders anticipate no new franchise, and further action centers on scabs and upcoming meetings.
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Brotherhood
Twelock
Frenzel
Eli Hendricks
Hendricks
T’renzel
Lll
Beatherhood
the Sun
Panhandle
Charles Martin
Frank Gates
Brazil Baby Case Heard In Police Court
Mrs Mary Craft facing charges after a basket with an infant was found on the steps of the Excelsior laundry in Tennessee street on March 4 Conductor Weller testified he saw the basket on a Brazil to Indianapolis trip and mistook a whine from a presumed dog Neighbors described her as excitable and possibly mentally deranged The case was continued to next Friday.
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Mary Craft
Excelsior
Tennessee St
Weller
Big Pour
Craft
Case
Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief notice
Fragmentary text mentions medical or identity details with garbled phrases and no coherent event or names to summarize.
Panhandle Superintendent Darlington Seeks Hidden Conference
Darlington, under escort by national Panhandle officer Doran, met with executives in an apparent bid to avert or soften the machinists strike. The incident signals the company may offer a settlement proposal, contrasting with prior stubborn stance. The outcome remains unclear.
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Darlington
Panhandle
National Executive Board
Mornimge
Supt
Aun
Grand Hotel
Ugh Doran
Chicago
Sid le
Panlandle Road
Indianapolis
Mr. Doran
A Sweet Time Coming at Propydeum Cookery Class
A sweet time was expected at the Propydeum cooking school Saturday afternoon as Miss Clarke taught both young and old how to make candy. The morning class made chicken salad sandwiches and other treats while learning valuable cooking tips not in books.
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Propydeum
Miss Clarke
Geo. Hitt
Rose
Indiana Weather Forecast: Warm, Fair Then Showers
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p.m. March 15 1892 calls for warmer, fair conditions with nearly stationary temperatures. Sunday brings likely showers and a colder turn by night.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Emperor William Leaves Bed Amid No Illness Concerns
March 12 report states Emperor William was able to leave bed on Friday and that there is no cause for anxiety about his condition. The official statement confirms his health is stable.
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Willie
Benes
William
City Life Court Suit and Local Incidents
Sarah J. Carter sues the city for 10000 dollars after her daughter M. K. Carter was badly hurt by a hole on Pearl street. The narrative also lists a string of names, addresses, and events from a past Friday night gathering at the state house with soldiers, speeches, and a three year contract for guard service.
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Sarah J. Carter
M. K. Carter
Pearl St
James
Luella Amstead
Lizzie Raster
Mattie Crawford
N. West St
Margaret Rouly
Lockwood St
Mannack Jacenses
John Becker
Mattie Hollensworth
Chickamauga
Col. Richards
May
Richards
Denison
Grugglers Sell It Amid Counts A Dortle
Local market reports show Grugglers selling a sought item as Trippe Bhort’s K and EK s grip cause buyers to seek steady supply. Residents note a spike in demand and cautious trading as prices fluctuate.
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Trippe
Pranks of Hanover and Franklin College Students
Hanover college students stage a midnight hay wagon prank and bell rope fire alarm causing a startled professor to search for a fake blaze while female boarders watch from windows. At Franklin college a berry patch raid ends with a masked rider denting a jaw and a farmer’s public rebuke. A DePauw newcomer faces a brutal bogus initiation with humiliation and staged dangers.
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Hanover
DePauw
Hanover College
Colexe
Franklin College
Chapel
Aloug
Fesser
Byarfeller
Matthews a Candidate for Re election
Secretary of State Matthews returns from Baltimore and Washington amid press pressure. He refuses to name his preferred office, says he is an out and out candidate for reelection, and would consider a gubernatorial offer if presented.
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Matthews
Baltimore
Washington
Indianapolis
Snowbound Syracuse Faces Wires Down and No Mail
Sarrks Syracuse New York March 12 This city is completely snowbound Wires are down in every direction and no mails were received Friday.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Librarian Evans Faces Rumors of Dismissal at Public Library
The Sun reports on circulating rumors that Librarian Evans may be replaced. Board members acknowledge friction between Evans and the library board over control and cataloging plans, with T. G. Alford named as a potential alternative.
Senate in Favor of Ratification of Arbitration Treaty
Washington reports growing sentiment in the Senate to ratify the arbitration treaty without reference to modus vivendi. Lawmakers expect the Foreign Relations Committee to guide the course, with unity among executive and legislative branches pending Salisbury notes. House members plan tariff debate hours next week. Secretary Blaine improves and may resume work at home soon.
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Washington
Senate
England
United States
Lord Salisbury
Great Coal Strike Shuts Down English Mines
The long expected coal miners strike began Saturday in England. About 450,000 miners are out, risking a coal famine and stoppages in iron works unless a settlement is reached soon.
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England
Lexpos
Mitchell's Mouth Promises High Stakes Boxing Fight
Toronto report notes Mitchell and Slavin in town. Mitchell offers to wager 2500 dollars on the side and a 95000 dollar purse from the Olympic club for a Sullivan bout. He also posts a 2500 dollar forfeit payable in the ring if he fails to appear.
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Toronto
Mitchell
Slavin
Sullivan
Olympic Club
No Free Silver Thin Session Forecast Cites Senate Split
A prominent senator who supported free coinage predicts the Senate is evenly divided on the bill with no action expected this session. He says a current vote would likely show near parity and expects no progress during the present session. Win L Elder advertises new parlor goods.
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Washington
Aswer
Senate
Booth Address Met by Hisses at Reform Meeting
Disorder erupted at a Grecian theater gathering as 8,000 ex criminals heard General Booth of the Salvation Army present his social plan. The crowd booed and shouted go it old sweater, forcing Booth to eject the rowdiest members before a brief address. Outside, protesters sang obscene songs.
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Gen. Booth
Tts
DePauw Student Wins State Oratorical Contest
Miss Jean Nelson of DePauw captured first prize in the state oratorical contest held at Plymouth church crowded with college people. Speakers included Lib a Branigin Franklin Reed Carr Hanover T D Drayer Bloomington and C M Hubbard. Judges chose Nelson for first. DePauw celebrated with cheers and a yellow ribbon farewell.
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DePauw
Plymouth Church
Llba Branigin
Franklin
Jean Nelson
Butler
Reed Carr
T. D. Drayer
Hanover
C. M. Hubbard
Bloomington
Miss Nelson
L. H. Jones
N. Chambers
A. G. Porter
W. Grubbs
Sun Do Move author John Jasper to marry again
Jasper Virginia March 12 Rev John Jasper famed for De sun do move plans to wed once more. He cites his youngest daughter, already married with grandchildren, as the reason, alleging her husband sought the fortune she inherited. He has money from his fame and has searched for a new partner. He declines to name the daughter yet.
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Rreumonxo
John Jasper
The British Lion Grows
Lescox cites Behring Sea debate and defends Lord Salisbury against American pressure. He argues England must protect rights and reject pressure to abandon arbitration, urging American allies to understand Britain’s stance.
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Lescox
Standard
Behring Sea
PresidentTarrison
Wharton
Lord Salisbury
England
America
Among The Newspaper Men
Artist Nin Subbard of the News visits Bellefontaine Ohio his hometown. Russell B Robinson formerly of the Journal now works with the Chicas press association. Editor Ogate has added illustrations to his paper and W H Robson praises the eight page Trade Journal and displays new presses in his press-room.
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Nin Subbard
The
News
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Russell B. Robinson
Journal
Chicas Press Association
Telegraph
Wilson
Sentinel
Julian Hogate
Danville Republican
Ogate
W. H. Robson
Trade
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Swain
Orbbott
Alwas
Thomas
W. Morth St
New York
Matthew la Page
Woodlawn
Cyrus E. Smith
la Page
Smith
Rha & Bestan
Venacatore
Insyivania
MR. Frenzel
TOV
Brazil
MB. Penn
City Life
Kappa Gamma
Evans
Public Library
Sun
Mr. Evans
J. B. Conner
Minneapolis
Iivang
T. G. Alford
Pletcher Ave
Blaine
Win.l. Elder's
Salvation Booth
Jeora
Jasper
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