City raid jails 90 gamblers as Bud Sullivan fined
Special Judge Bowen fines Bud Sullivan 250 dollars plus costs for running a gambling house in the city. Twenty men and the keeper are jailed. several participants later bond out. Police say a back room housed gambling activity. 19 others released, two charged. Sullivan and others seek appeals despite a stiff fine.
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Bowen Springs
Bud
Sullivan
Ufyland
Crate D. Bowen
Bud Sullivan
Ramblers
Oran Muir
Owls House
Ditter
Gullivan
Sergt. Woernir
Hyland
Amin Stho Wera
Deiwern
Bulbren
Judy Bowen
TJ Wax
Feutor
Tf Bhulke
Bowen
Pate
Tle
Brant
Ule
Che Fms
Caer
Bullivun
Mattre
Perry Gray Attacked Over Vote Bribery Allegations
Perry Gray acting trustee of Perry township faced a heated confrontation led by W H Spencer attorney for Warren Tinkle as Republicans seek to depose Gray on bribery charges. Court proceedings continued with testimony from prominent men and counter assertions that witnesses were pressured into falsehoods. The defense argued the trial must proceed with Gray’s status unsettled and Frad Cire as the Republican candidate prepared to claim the office if Tinkle loses.
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Perry Gray
Jerry
LineTon Gay
Spencer
Homer Smith
Tinkle
Frad Cire
Damaged Property Suit Over Saloon Proximity
Mirna Sehisec sues Charles Meyer cannon keeper Wabash Realty Company and Terre Haute Brewing Company for 1500 dollars claiming Meyer's saloon near her residence at 1730 Prospect Street devalues her property. She asserts Wabash Realty holds the Terre Haute company real estate and that the saloon's operation harms her property value.
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Mirna Sehisec Han
Charles Meyer
Wabash Realty Company
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Defeat of Gen Kuropatein Shocks Nation at Pass
News reports reveal the defeat of General Kuropatein at a mountain pass, sparking fear that Japanese forces may envelop the entire army. The setback raises alarms about strategic positions and the potential collapse of defensive lines as the conflict intensifies.
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Kuropatein
Lieut. Boone Shot During Escape Attempt at Vancouver Barracks
War department reports from Gen Williams in Vancouver Washington that Lieut. Francis M Boone of the Nineteenth Infantry was shot by guards while attempting to escape and is not expected to survive. He endured fatal injuries with uncertain prognosis.
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Scripps-B' Hae Press Association
Washington
War Department
Willams
Vancouver Barracks
Francis M. Boone
Will of Indianapolis Mayor John Caven Filed for Probation
The will of John Caven former mayor of Indianapolis died March 9 1905 was filed for probate Thursday morning. He left portraits of himself to the city and all other property to his sister Ellen Millar Conway Arkansas with care to aid Emma J. Caven at the St Louis Sanitarium. Union Trust Co named executor and instructed to convert stock to cash. Most stock was in the State Building and Loan Association. Estimated net worth about 3
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John Caven
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Himael Aow
Ellen C. Millar
Conway
Ark
Emma J. Caven
3Stionary Bapust Sanitarium
Bt. Louis
Union Trust Company
State Building and Loan Association
Injured Man Ded by Wreck At Landisville
Special to the Run reports Marion Indiana resident Mare s 1 WWaltiam Shepherd badly hurt, likely to die, in a Clover Leaf freight wreck near Tandisville. Eastbound No 4 collided with No 42. Shepherd remained in the cab as engineers and one fireman jumped. He suffered a broken arm a badly cut head and internal injuries. eighteen freight cars derailed with goods including produce and general merchandise.
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Marion
Ind
Mares
Wwaltiam
Shepherd
Frankfort
Landisile
Svesthound
Tandisville
Areman
Shephard
Tulsa party to be entertained with trolley rides and dinners
Secretary Robert J McCuure of the Commercial club met with Maynor Holtman Thursday morning to confirm city plans for entertaining visitors from Indian Territory. Officials planned trolley rides and dinners while the Indian band would give a concert Thursday night.
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Robert J. McCuure
Commiercial Cubt
Maynor Holtman
Tulsa
Indian Territory
Trne
Ely
Marty
Remnants of Army May Retreat to Harbin 300 Miles Away
Russian forces face a forced retreat under difficult conditions after the Tie Pass defeat. Kuropatkin orders withdrawal toward Harbin with 400000 new troops to be mobilized if reserves respond. Rail transport and Transsiberian supply lines are critical as trains run at reduced rates amid ongoing war.
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Harbin
Scripps-Arae Press Association
T. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Tie Pass
Mukden
Itte
Kagusa
Tieling
Yung Yoango
Kingling
Yuango
Kirin
Rabbas
Prince Khilkoff
Mipteter
Railways
Prince Khilkof
Attis Plang
Transsiberian Railway
Siiwly
Doctors Knew Condition of Thomas Jones in 1900s inquiry
Coroner hearings reveal conflicting testimony over Thomas Jones death after denial of hospital admission. City Dispensary Superintendent Lohrman says a diagnosis was given before Jones arrived, contradicting hospital staff. Flower Mission and hospital officials dispute roles, with correspondence prompting questions about admission refusals and patient care.
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Lobrmat
Flower Mission
City Hospital
Thomas Jones
Jones
Ienry Lohrman
Soid Tnter
Lanaghiin
Audieaon
Lr. Lohrman
Mays
Tukewsler Jr
Chicken fight leads to damage suit over buggy
Horace G Winnings and Harry J Pauley sue Edward M Baird for 4 dollars claiming damages to a buggy rented from Ground Opera House Livery stable. Baird rented the rig to seek a chicken fight in Maywood but says the horse hitched and the buggy broke.
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Horace G. Winnings
Harry Jf Pauley
Edward M. Baird
Ground Opera House
Baird
Maywood
New Oyster Combine Plans Near Completion
New Gaven March 14 reports plans for forming a syndicate to control Tome Island oyster fisheries. The venture is expected to be incorporated with capital of 10 million dollars.
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NEW Oyster Combine
Scripps-Afrae Press Association
New Gaven
Cattn
Oyster Fisherien
Tome Island Ound
Seans
Hanly names railroad commission members in new appointments
Indianapolis report notes Hanly names members of a new railroad commission and makes several other appointments. The item lists other items from Washington and Marion dispatches, including a local wreck in Marion, and a note about delivery irregularities at The Sun.
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Indianapolis
Hanly
New Railroad Commission
Washington
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Mawes in grave condition after collapse at Washington home
General Joseph R. Mawes former Connecticut senator remained in critical danger after a collapse at his Washington residence. He has suffered a long period of illness and his status was not expected to improve through the day, as physicians fought to stabilize him.
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Scripps-Icral Press Association
Washington
Joseph KR. Mawes
Connecticut
N-st
Meyer Guggenheim Dead After Pneumonia
Meyer Guggenheim, copper magnate and head of M. Guggenheim & Sons, died at Malm Head, Fla., at about 70 years old. The well known family patriarch founded a leading smelting and mining firm and began his career as an itinerant cinder and stove polisher.
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Meyer Guggenheim
Maae Presa Association
New York
Meyer Gags Rennelm
Malm Head
Fla. Deattt
Pienra-Pneumania
Guggenheim
M. Guggenheim & Sons
No Indictments Reported on Graft Probes in Indiana
The grand jury reported Thursday on alleged graft among public officials but found no indictments. Over 100 witnesses were examined and the jury recommended a county treasury exam by an expert.
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Trare Yauth
Ind
Marek Wi
Thurday
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Doctor Mention in Testimony
Mrs Hein Framinano sues for divorce claiming her husband did not accuse her of accepting a doctor’s attention. She says the only mention of the doctor came in her own testimony to emphasize her claim of ministerial misconduct and she recalls it only then.
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Hein Framinano
Gov Hanly names men for offices and railroad panel
Gov. Hanly announced appointees to the new railroad commission with Union Banner Hunt of Wychester and Williamsport attorney McAdams named for two and four year terms. Fred Gemmer of Williamsport becomes secretary and Morton Monument Commission includes Rev. Dr. Lucas. The group, all attorneys, will start May 1 with a small annual salary.
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Union B. Hunt
Fred L. Gemmer
Governor— Monument Commission
D. EB. Lucas
John MM. Lewis
Sey- Thou
Sandford Murphy
Scottsburg
Sam Shutt
Indianapolis
Board of Medical Registration
J. E. P. Notland
Bloomington
Henry Whi
Harlen J. McAdama
Willienzport
Union Banner Hunt
Wychester
Tan Gevernor
Willliam J. Wood
Evansville
Fred
Manly
Attorn
Manohine
Bia An
Gov
Hanly
Wood
McAdams
Han
Mr. McAdams
Gov. Hants
Hunt
Gov. Hanly
McAdame
Williamsport
Meadames II
Judge Wood
Sears Himerl
Gom- Increial Ant Shippers Organization
Benisville
Aecra
Hiry Sawala
Anc
Fred J. Gemmer
Gey. Hanty
Willameport State Bank
Hints Siya
Fe Nok
Commisnion
Lbs
Gemmer
Dat
Haale
Vint
Lucas
Dr Lucas
Indiana Department of the Aalh
Morton Muniment Commission
Hugh H. Hate
Lutae
Lutae Called the Attention of Gov. Hanry
Inet
Joseph FE. Irwin
Hanna
Vanly
Eqcas
Cortelyou to resign as RNC chair in coming days
Postmaster General Cortelyou announced he will retire from the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee in a few days and will turn party management over to new hands. He declines to reconsider his decision.
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Republican National Committee
Ecripps. Rat Press Association
Washington
Cortelyou
Dression
Eser
Mothers elect BCAIPPS at Washington session
At a Thursday session of the Mothers center the election slate included President Mrs Frederick Behoft Philadelphia. vice presidents Mrs DO Mears Albany and Mrs Murat Los Angeles. corresponding secretary Mrs Edwin Gries Philadelphia. treasurer Mrs Lows Gillam Minot. auditor Mrs Reser Muailan Kans?ston. honorary president Mrs Theodore Barney Washington. John? has long been honorary president. Theodore Roosevelt’s views were discussed but a name could not be added due to constitutional requirements.
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Bcaipps
True Press Association
Washington
Mothers’ Centre
Frederick Behoft
Philadsipnia
Mra
Mears
Atuany
Minot
Reser
Muailan
Kiyaneton
Theodore Barney
Joavhu
Eangesis
Pounder
American Congress of Mothers
Ated
Ufo
Rcer Mra
Theodore Roosevelt
Bullet Strikes Sister Amid Family Quarrel in New Haven
Louis Migallo and Joseph Migalao quarrelled with their father in New Haven. A blow to Mary, sixty months old, proved fatal as the assailants fled the scene. Both men were later arrested.
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Ocrippe-M’rae Press Association
Connellsville
Louis Migallo
Joseph Migalao
New Haven
Mary
Wisconsin bill clears assembly backed by committee report
A state affairs committee report favors concurring in a bill passed by the assembly. The report largely assures the passage of the measure. The item appears in a Madison dispatch noting legislative action against cigarettes.
Smoking Tar Bucket Disturbs City Business at Fair
Workmen and a tar bucket incident at noon disrupted the Hire department and caused a scene at Lonisiany and Wingisst8. The disturbance reached the Fair Cleck roof where a delisted figure was placed, marking a temporary aerial hazard.
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Lonisiany
Drunk in Danville arrest and bond set
Danville Indiana March 16 Snertt Mendenhall arrested Hon ton Branson for drunkenness and carrying a 4 revolver. He was bound over to the circuit court in 1000 dollars. If no bond was posted he was remanded to jail Branson formerly lived in Tennessee and there are raids on whisky sales in Danville.
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Danville
Ind
Snertt Mendenhall
Honton Branson
Eigeult
Jal
Branson
Little Defender Dies After Shielding Sister
West Chester report of a boy identified as Marlee Lucca who died Thursday morning after being struck by an unknown assailant while defending his sister from a criminal assault in Hayekville.
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Suripps
RAL Press Association
West Chester
Mareh W.doinfe de Lares
UA Ann
Marlee Lucca
Hayekville
CAPT REARDON DEAD IN PITTSBURGH HOME
John Beanton father of tinger and DeWolf Hopper’s wife died at his home in Pittsburgh Thursday morning. He had been on the police force for nearly 1 years. New York items mention family ties and a death notice with brief biographical details.
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Reardon
Egripheat Rae
New York
John Beanton
Tinger
DeWolf Hopper
Pittsburg
Police
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Tigher
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