Dr Gillespie linked to Pearl Bryan murder trial tale
In Greencastle Indiana on March 16 the town braces for an alleged sensational tale by Dr Gillespie about the Pearl Bryan case. Reported rumors claim Scott Jackson used cocaine to trap Pearl Bryan during a dental visit, possibly influencing the murder inquiry as witnesses prepare for trial. The Kentucky extradition status remains unsettled as circuit court decisions affect the defendants' path to Kentucky.
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Pearl Bryan
Pearl Inn
Scott Jackson
Miss Bryan
Jackson
Gillespie
Tipwan
Kentccisy
Cincinnati
Circuit
Wavelouk
Udi
Phanmer
Campbell County
Kentucky
Outrage Over Racial Carriage Dispute Prompts Remonstrance
A vehement protest from African Americans in Indianapolis denounces forced segregation on a city train and the refusal to let Lilian Fox ride in the ladies car en route to the Atlanta exposition. The letter blames white Americans for a systemic crime in a nation founded on slavery and calls for strong action and moral accountability.
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Indianapolis
W. Allison Sweey
Hy Martes
Ates
Lilian Fox
Clecr
America
Wrdge
Long Island City Law and Order Push Fights Walcott Collins
Long Island City leaders led by William Smith vow to block the Paritan Eureka athletic club re opening and the Walcott Collins bout. Mayor Gleason may issue a permit for Monday night fights while Justice Garretson signals readiness to act if local magistrates fail to intervene.
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New York
U. P.J
Long Island City
William Smith
Common Council
Paritan Athletic Club
Eureka Athletic Club
Gleason
Wil
Smith
Joe Walcott
Scott Collins
Dallas
Vex
Joe
Mondar
Garretson
McCarthy- Dixon
End Care Suddenly Andrew Trelfer Dies at Home
Andrew Trelfer died suddenly at his home in Alabama Street Sunday night after a relapse from a grip. He had recently adjusted two insurance policies and was almost active until shortly before death. Survived by Mrs. Welter, his burial is planned at Crown Hill Cemetery with funeral services at 3 Tuesday afternoon conducted by the Presbyterian church.
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Andrew Helfer
Atrust
Tal
Fredericksours
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Han
Krelfer
Talare
Ateloek
Crown Hill Gemlelory
Paul
Vivania St
MD Leon
Hobhidder
Ute
Crown Veoipe
Wiset Creete
Gen. Harrison
G A. Carstensen
Harrison
Little Old Presbyterian Church
Bis Church
White House
Brutus
St Patrick Day Observance Parish Concert and Play
A mixed observance is planned including grain style parade and an Irish drama Ogee. The event features local performers with songs and amateur talent at the opera house and hall, presided by a mayor or local figure.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area seeks 55 hour outlook
Slightly colder conditions with cloudy skies expected over Indianapolis and surrounding areas. The 55 hour forecast ending Tuesday evening calls for continued cool temperatures and overnight easing.
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Werther
Indianapolis
State political moves span counties in apportionment suit
In Indiana politics many counties have acknowledged services in a Republican apportionment suit started by the state committee in Hamilton county. Brown and Bartholomew counties see conventions, while Isaac Tabor defeats W S Walker for treasurer. W W Lambert seeks Bartholomew backing for Congress, with Jackson Jennings and Ripley tied to his bid.
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Republican State Committee
Hamilton County
Brown County
Isaac Tabor
W. S. Walker
W. W. Lambert
Bartholomew County
Jackson
Jennings
Ripley
Marcus R. Sulzer
Clinton County
McKinley
Mount
Landis
Newton County
McKinley Declares Himself a Bimetallist
The report notes McKinley’s stand as a bimetallist. Postmaster Mapes of Kansas City Kansas committed suicide Sunday to escape arrest, leaving nearly $10,000 in his accounts. P H Keely a leading northwest merchant failed at St Paul for over $260,000.
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McKinley
Mapes
Kansas City
Kas
P. H. Keely
Northwest
St. Paul
Leaky Cisterns Cleaned and Cemented at Low Price
K L Butts at 133 Indiana Ave offers cleaned leaky cisterns and cement work with factory prices on pumps. Phone 1794. Local ad emphasizes affordable rates and quick service for home cistern maintenance.
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K. L Butts
Indiana Ave
Kentucky Militia Seizes State House Over Senate Deadlock
Frankfort on March 15 amid riot calls and mass mobilization Gov Bradley ordered troops to guard the state house as Democrats push to elect Blackburn. Sa trols posted around the arsenal and guards heightened. Chinn Castleman and Sommers escort lawmakers while tension rises over ballots and succession plans.
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Louisville
Mareh T—T
lPrankfort
Celouk
Frankfort
Tin
Prankyarie
Thy Tran
Les Soy
John Morgan
IV Rinks
Jotun EG
Castleman
State House
Cooper
Kentucky
McCreary Guards
Col. Castleman
Lieut. Sharpley
Abitni WEE ray ROO ae NETL RUUubo case details emerge
A garbled report outlines a state political committer linked to a reform case at a Indianapolis scene. It mentions a sheriff, reformatories, and charges tied to charity governance, with references to Patidey candidate drives and ongoing court action amid questions of governor involvement. A death note for Mrs. Lillian Piles is also noted.
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Clexe
Refermaters
Nottie
Comimilien
Gevelopenen
Ussurganace
FBI
Tee
Pereen
Thie Payer
Euuiel
Tie Mei Allie
Herve Giah Beer
Glancoek
Sunday school notices and local society items
Sunday afternoon events at First Presbyterian Church feature a children's program and readings by local leaders. Mrs. Roland Cr Willertoran of DeMotte and family are noted, with a list of local marriages, deaths, and illnesses including several names and ages. A patent remedy advertisement for Lemon Tonic Laxative appears amid community notices.
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First Presbyterian Church
Roland Cr Willertoran
J. Y
DeMotte
Northest
Y. An Co. A. Hall
Walla
Storer Powers
Sharper
Anderson
W. Fowler
Indianapolis
Missouri
Powler
Birtles
Tho
Clara Seifert
Chas. Middaugh
James M. Snyder
John Mi. Devine
C. E. Raper
Catherine Winters
Isaac Eldridge
Mabel Wright
Henry C. McQuillin
Ange F. Woodard
Xenophon Ratcliff
Martha Sims
Wiliam Bowen
Stella Maudlin
Eugene
Arnonil
Mary Moore
William W. White
Hsteella Stewart
Stephen Skockeney
Carrie E. Shelby
Chris H. Zimmerman
Christina Peterson
Ministers Seek City Stand on Sunday Baseball Question
A council of Indianapolis ministers plans to press Mayor Laggart and officials for a city stance on Sunday baseball. Revivals of committee work, chaired by Vanbuekirk, target church leaders in weekly meetings to gauge policy, with widespread civic petitions likely if authorities refuse action.
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Luther
Vanbuekirk
Third Christian Church
Lop Fpes
Aleridian St
Aseatl
Wome
Eeler
Sargent Fier Oy
Carstensen
Merry Vt
Governor Matthews Confined With Severe Cold
Since last Thursday Governor Matthews has been confined to bed with a severe cold. While attending the funeral services of Wm. U. English he contracted a cold that clung to him until the Verre Haute horse sale. The cold worsened and he remains in bed making him unable to participate in the St. Patrick's day ceremonies as planned.
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Gov. Matthews
Fanny Davenport Opens Gismonda at FEnglish's Monday
Fanny Davenport begins engagement at FEnglish's Monday night in Gismonda The defaulter opens at the Park Monday night marking Carter's most powerful melodrama The Empire is dark all week except Saturday night See ad on page 2 for New All Tiles set by experts Jno M Lilly Hardwood mantels grates Jno M Lilly
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Fanny Davenport
Fenglish’s
Carter
the Empire
Jno
M. Lilly
Burned Italian railroad workers killed in Ohio house fire
Delmonica Tidio and son Pasko, Italian section men on the Lake Shore railroad, were burned to death in their Geneva Ohio home at 4 am Sunday. The house fire left their bodies badly burned and head, leg, and arm bones exposed. Foul play suspected due to prior robbery and their plans to send money to Italy.
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Italy
Restriction of Immigration Debate in Senate
Washington March 1 10. In the Senate Monday Mr Lodi urged a literacy test to curb immigration arguing racial preservation and national safety. He warned of risks from divisions and urged restricting entrants while opening gates for all. Mr Tilkins proposed foreign relations inquiries on Cuba and state of war. Mr Sherman postponed the resolution to Tuesday for further debate.
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Senate
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Whitter
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Ble
Landis
Sair
Oeloek
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Tylleth Spend
Paouisville
Cur Ae
Wits
Lodi
Mr. Tilkins
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuba
Anid
United States
Shermita
Mwah
Fire destroys Star hotel in Fort Scott cage
A blaze at the Star hotel in Bronday, Fort Scott, Kansas, caused by a boiler room break and a water works outage left the fire department nearly powerless. All 30 guests escaped. J Deput of Colony was injured, head and arms. WW Bell wholesale grocery next door suffered 16000 in losses from smoke and water. No insurance.
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Kas
U. P
Star Hotel
Bronday
Colony
Bell
Asphyxia death and police conduct cases in Cleveland and Indy
Prominent railroad man J H Stewart dies from gas asphyxiation Sunday night in Cleveland. Board of Safety hearings feature four officers accused of unbecoming conduct. Officers Stevens Wheeler and Hauser face fines for misconduct or sleeping on duty. North Indianapolis disputes see Newton Jackson confronting Carroll Kent over arrests. charges referred for investigation. King and Warre to be tried for visiting a disorderly house. Ad for oats and lemon tonic includes Samuel G Bartel architect details.
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Cleveland,o
Marek Wi—Ci
Samlnsky
J. H. Stewart
Stewart
Board of Safety
J. R. Stevens
Howard Wheeler
Conrad Hauser
Newton Jackson
Indianapolis
Carroll Kent
Kent
Jackson
Colbert
Charles Juebk King
Charles Warre
Boy burned to death in father’s barn blaze
A young boy, Henry Sliter, died in his father’s barn fire on Monday after going inside to fetch eggs. Firefighters and neighbors responded as the building burned, tracing flames to a probable matches cause. The body was found amid charred remains, with little more than the trunk left. the family resided on Capitol Avenue.
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Ape
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Capitol Ave
Pie
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John A. Thacher
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