Bryans Attend Extradition Hearing For Pearl Bryan Case
In Cincinnati the aged Pearl Bryan parents and her brothers Fred and Frank, Sheriff Chydewell, ex sheriff Haslett, and 18 Greencastle friends observed as Walling and Jackson faced extradition arguments. The court postponed decision after habeas corpus pleadings raised issues of law and evidence.
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Kentucky
Walling
Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Fred
Frank Bryan
Pearl
Chydewell
Haslett
Greencastle
Hwing
Smith
Cox
Shenard
Ermston
Wath
Jancis Buchwaller
Wohnen
Terrell Leaves Constantinople for America on Bismarck
United States Minister Terrell departs Constantinople aboard the steamship Bismarck on leave of absence. J W Riddle will act as chargé d affaires in his absence. Americans are assured they will not be molested. Nora Barton of the Red Cross plans to rent a house in Peru as agents head for Smyrna with passports. In Washington, postal theft cases arise as Susan Hammond and a clerk confess to stealing mail matter.
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London
U. P
United Press
Constantinople
United States
Terrell
America
Stermer
Prohibition State Committee to Name Replacements and Electors
The Prohibition State Committee will meet in English’s hovel next Tuesday afternoon to choose a replacement for J. G. Kingsbury as lieutenant governor candidate and to name two state presidential electors. Rev EH Shouse, Terre Haute, will head the ticket. The party hopes to repeat 1856 splits as Dems and Reps falter. F T McWhirter doubts free silver at the national convention, favoring honest money. The Voice leans against free silver with about 24 of 2 national committee opposed.
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Prohibition
Hovel
J. G. Kingsbury
F. T. McWhirter
Prohis
Voice
Rock Beer Podar Tap at Home Brewing Co.
The Home Brewing Co. announces that The Rock beer will be on tap today with plans for a new remedy sale. The notice urges refunds if the cure fails and playfully asks readers to try the product.
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Rock Beer
The
Home Brewing Co
Death of Thomas H. Nelson Ex-Minister and Republican Leader
Thomas H. Nelson died at 76 in Terre Haute Indiana after a career as minister to Chile 1861 65 and to Mexico under President Grant. He shaped Indiana Republican politics as a frequent speaker and campaign organizer and later practiced law in Washington and Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Ind
U. P
Thomas H. Nelson
Chile
Mexico
Thomas Henry Nelson
Mason County
Maysville
Rockville
Congress
Chili
MunmieEroys
Santiago
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Flesca Mart
Unclear OCR fragment on company rights and telephony rights
Fragmentary text discusses rights related to a telephony company and annual terms. The readable portion mentions state and general administration aspects and an attempt at detailing corporate rights and obligations. No clear person or event is identifiable.
Incomplete OCR Item From London Fire Event
Fragmentary text references a London fire event. Readers cannot discern date, location, or outcome due to damaged OCR. No specific persons, organizations, or concrete facts are readable to form a full summary.
Mass Meeting Planned Amid Police Court Burglary Case
In March a mass meeting is set with notable men expected to attend. Friday in police court a suspect faced stealing two mileage books from Dr. Meister. warrant issued, books found on Lawhorn, bond set at 3500. Divorces granted include Miller v Miller and Loy v Loy. Acquittals after burglary charges noted as two local grocers were burgled. Births list multiple families. ages and cases noted. Marriage licenses issued for Armstrong to John and Pugh to Trease. Judge McCray sentences James McManomy to 30 days for assault and battery, amid war veteran concerns about workhouse conditions. County decision pending on Valentine Wolf saloon license renewal.
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Wimiuwhorn
Mernite
Meister
Whern
Lawhorn
Lillie Miller
Garry
Dru Wel
Nellie B. Loy
Hames
Stella Miller
Charles
Oran A. Green
Mack
Ltella Trick
George
Bartholomew
Cameron Howerton
James A. Marper
John
Blanche McCoy
Sam
Maggie Waters
Dom
Olive Murphy
Paul and
Mary Bonner
Chas
Erwin
Elmer
Wokmeyer
Moulton
Geo. W. Sweet
Willie Soppock
M. Pullen
Ethel Powers
Meningiti Palmer Redman
Armstrong
Lizzie John Thomas Pueh
Bertha May Trease
Bert Boust
Georgia May King
Ross Mchlanomy
McCray
Wm. Rugerstein
Janomy
McManomy
Valentine Wolf
Wall
Tap over where Home Brewing Co. sells Bock Beer
A brief snippet notes the Home Brewing Co. offering its Bock Beer. The line suggests a tap location or event but provides limited details about date, place, or notable individuals.
Stepfather Shoots Stepdaughter Then Ends Life in Yonkers
In Yonkers on a Saturday morning, Alexander Nemity, a 47 year old Hungarian butcher living at 48 Ashburton Avenue, shot his 16 year old stepdaughter through the heart and then killed himself. The woman, Mrs Nemity, said the girl had rejected her father's advances earlier prompting the fatal act. Both died almost immediately.
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Yonkers
U. P
Alexander Nemity
Ashburton-ave
Nemity
Building Inspector Recommends Boarding Delays At M Delawaresi
Building inspector Bunting reports to the Board of Week that the Delawaresi structure is unstable with three days condition and risk of collapse. The three story brick building, owned by M S Fins aypus yi lage, shows a wall separation plus a wooden beam between floors, creating danger to occupants and passersby. The site has existed for decades and urgent action is urged to address the hazard.
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Bunting
Board of Weeks
M. Delawaresi
M.S. Fins
William Shoemaker Suspended From Practice For One Year
William Shoemaker, attorney for Hh WW, was suspended by Judge Taylor for one year from practicing before the county courts. He faced charges of attempting to suborn perjury by directing four women to sign false affidavits to support an alibi for Holmes. District Attorney Juey Graham exposed the scheme during the Holmes trial.
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Shoemaker
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Mwoimes
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Raturdaxy
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Holmes
News Stand Scream Marks Sudden Tragedy at Denison Shop
Friday night in Denison a news stand operator Mrs. Raser fainted after a phone call revelation that her stepson Charlie Wingper, known as young Raper from the stand, had died. The shock sent her to the floor as bystanders looked on. Raper had recently been confined at Mietcher Ave with spinal troubles and is now reported as in California.
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Denison
Charlie Wingper
Young Raper
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Mir Raper
California
Burial of le Coppoels at Union station death by train
Funeral for the 15 year old le Coppoels, killed by a train at Union station Thursday morning, will be held at his home 85 Madison Sunday afternoon. Rev Van Bus of the Saint church will officiate as a fund to cover burial expenses is being collected by Union station staff for the boy’s widowed mother and younger sister.
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le Copnock
Unijen
Madison
Van
Stian Chareh
Union Station
Weekly Bank Statement Shows Reserve Increase and Excess Funds
The weekly statement from New York reports reserve increases across six rated banks. It notes deposits rising and an excess of $21,448,825 above legal requirements as banks tighten hold positions and adjust reserves.
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New York
Reese
Foreclosure Sells Ampersand Hotel in Malont New York
Malont New Mexico March 4 The hotel Ampersand at Saranac Lake, a prominent Adirondacks summer house, was sold on a mortgage foreclosure Friday Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York bid in the property at 70000 dollars.
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U. RP
Ampersand
Saranac Like
Adirondacks
Mutual Life Insurance Compan of
New York
Dustless Oats and Tae Everywhere Mentioned in Odd Feed Note
Fragmentary OCR lists tile floors spec 3b Silly feed your horse Janes Dustless Oats and Tae Everywhere beer. The readable items hint at product names or ads rather than a coherent news item.
Controversy Over Pastor Buehtel Roils Central Ave Church
In Allentown March reports allege dissension at the Broadway Central Ave church led by Rev Buehtel. Parishioners accuse him of ritualism and hindering the mission church, while supporters defend his preaching and leadership amid calls for withdrawal and protests. The Lehigh county GOP convened with Young and Willins chosen as delegates.
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Chetil
Joan G. Webley
Buehtel
Dashiel
Central Ave
Puchtel
Broadway Chats
Central-ave
Buch
Broadway Church
Allentown
Lehigh Republican County
Ed M. Young
Liewelyn Willins
Home Brewing Co Delivers Bevel Wire Bock
Secor Water Yells and Frank Butts reference a 180 Indiana-age item for a beverage. A short note mentions Phone Viet and a 23b BEVEL wire as part of a brewing context. The item is linked to the Home Brewing Co and its delicious Bock.
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Secor
Frank Butts
Bevel Wire
Home Brewing Co
Bock
Mysterious Death Case Yields Stomach Analysis Clues
A woman named Sarah Ann Coffman died suddenly under puzzling circumstances. Her stomach was sent to Dr. Bot for chemical analysis while her brain was kept for further examination. The court noted no obvious cause and weighed these findings against the events surrounding her death.
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Sarah Ann Coffman
Amomiayo
N. Senateayve
Noted steel and iron executive dies aboard ship
A prominent iron industry leader, Maren 40 Addi ssilp, general agent for the inegie steel and heart dis waits oF the Pails, died at sea aboard a North German steamer while touring Europe. He was about 60, leaves a widow, a daughter and two sons, one a Chicago lawyer, with his nephew George Lauder present for the funeral.
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Eitder
North Gerob Steameship Fuida
Europe
Etul Iron Industry
Raih
Carib
Iniffny
Chicacviffin
George Lauder
Fire destroys Republican HQ at Sixth Ave building
At 4 o clock Saturday morning a fire gutted the Republican headquarters at 60 Sixth Ave. Fire started in the departments of Chairman Flinn on the second floor. Estimated loss under $2000 with significant damage to poll books and records. A ward of $1400 is offered for the guilty parties.
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Republican
Sixth-ave
Flinn
Wiinn
Special Election Called to Replace Late Senator Weissinger
Frankfort March 4 Patheon Worthington says he will call an election to elect a successor to the late Senator Weissinger of Louisville. The vote will be held after notice is given and before Tuesday, with no figure set for the senatorial seat.
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Frankfort
U. P
Patheon
Worthington
Weissinger
Louisville
Tle
Pupsday
Coulost
Samuel Clemens Tycoon Tyvain Ill in India Not As Serious
London reports Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain remains ill at Serpore in Bombay Presidency but is expected to recover, with officials correcting earlier fears about the severity of his illness.
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Elin
London
Maren
Can You Remember Today Bock On Tap At Home Brewing Co
The Home Brewing Co announces that their excellent "Bock" will be on tap today at all locations. Patrons are urged to try the popular brew as it becomes widely available.
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The
Home Brewing Co
Typhoid Fever Epidemic Fears From Contaminated Dairy Water
Dr Ferguson warns of typhoid risks from dairy water after tests show impurities in samples from multiple dairies on Clifford Avenue and near Hindhead, with potential milk contamination if drainage enters supplies. He notes 14 Indianapolis epidemics traced to similar sources and urges rapid testing and action to prevent a citywide outbreak.
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Philip Rider
Ouitfords
Leney Thoman
Clifford-ave
Michigan
Thorman's Dairy
de Petenson
Pmnrgi Sr
Targuson
Indianapolis
London
Ferguson
Scensedl
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County to Probe Workhouse Shooting of Prisoner
County commissioners will next week investigate the Friday afternoon shooting of prisoner Charles Adams by a guard at the workhouse. Commissioner Greer said the board has no firm plan yet and will decide after the inquiry. He notes the case is aggravated and that prisoners say they are treated well. No investigation will occur for the McManning case, as he claims illness kept him from activity.
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Willi
Charles Adams
Greer
McManning
Popular Young Man Near Death After Illness
Paul Irvin age th years, son of undertaker Albert Irvin, lies at his home 1158 N Pennsylvania St. Ten days ago a bladder and kidney infection worsened, causing intense pain and rapid decline. Saturday he fell into a stupor, with three doctors not expecting recovery. He has worked as a teller at Capital National Bank and was regarded as a promising young man.
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Paul Irvin
Albert Irvin
Pennsylvania-st
Capital National Bank
Slayer of Mary Gilmartin to be sent to asylum
Dominic O Grady, a Roman Catholic priest who killed Mary Gilmartin two years ago, has been declared sane after months in the City hospital strong ward. He will be sent to Longview asylum for treatment and confinement.
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Ocincinnat
Dominick O'Grady
Mary Gilmartin
City Hospital
Longview Asylum
Whoop for Piet at McKinney court gathering
Criminal court crowd in McKinney hears speakers including ex Judge Walker Pat Kelleher Will Cumback Gen Coburn Pat Carlen Dr Filbert Rev J L Morton John Worrell and John Hicks. Col Bill Holloway reads a letter from Congressman Grosvenor praising McKinley and Indiana delegates. Also notes Home Brewing Co Bock beer on tap today.
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Piet
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