Czar ousts Kuropatkin in surprising move
London dispatches confirm General Kuropatkin is dismissed amid disgrace and to be replaced by Linovitch. Oku’s forces pursue the retreating Russians with the same relentless drive. Reports say Russian stores and communications suffered as Japanese advance covers The pass and Viladivestok.
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Gcripfs-M'Raz Press Association
London
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Gen
Linovitch
War Council
Czar
Gen. Linovitch
Mukden
St. Petershmyg
Reuter
Elegram
Ien
Oku
Leadquarters
Kuropatiin
Lewes
Tokla
Tieling
Bias Yangte
Simerous
Kuropathia
Tts Mussa
Viadivestok
Tyaneary
Europathia
Smith Signs Pledge With Public Official Wayward Youth
Lyman Smith Jr. aged 12 of 12 Massa chusetts ave. was charged with drunkenness and attempted to dodge the charge by having Notty Public A H Dickey draft a pledge. The pledge binds the youth to abstain for one year. Sgt Sandavni notes Smith has a history of habitual drunkenness and may not keep the promise.
Quill's New Hero Learns of Daughter's Birth
Leopara Qua, deputy county clerk, was unable to work Friday at the clerks office after learning of the birth of a daughter at his home in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopara Qua
Ceputy
Baby in peril as charges hit Day Nursery matron
Emma Brown, mother of a two week old baby born in City Hospital, accuses Matron Marion Gray and the Day Nursery in a case alleging neglect and child illness. Dr Ianma Cofep reports the infant, found dirty and dangerously ill, may have pneumonia and facial injuries, with an operation deemed necessary to save the life. Authorities may open an investigation into the nursery’s care.
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Gray
Emma Brown
Delawarest
Brown
ingLitudion
Ianma Cofep
W. Vermontet
City Hospital
Mrs. Brown
Marion Gray
Custody Battle Over Daughter Heads to Superior Court
Mrs. Frank Moore of 180 Belmont avenue seeks the return of her daughter Anna M. Pettiford. The child was placed with the father after a previous divorce and later sent to Julian Works school by Juvenile Court Judge Stubbs. Moore alleges the girl was wrongly sent to an industrial school and asks Superior Court Judge Carter to intervene after the Judge Stubbs hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Superior Court
Frank Moore
Belmont-ave
Carter
Anna M. Pettiford
Odeage
More
Juverie Court
Stubbs
Superior Court
Street Improvement Year 1901 1902 Report Summary
City Hngher deup reports 1901 and 1902 street and sewer work. Asphalt, brick, macadam, and wooden block pavements laid. miles of cement walks and sewers added. Resurfacing and new sewer projects noted, with plans for expansion and traction company developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hngher Deup
Rays
Balga
Washington
Maryland-sts
Irvington
Bookwalter
Massachnerkaave
Indianapelli
New Castle
The Irishman Art Stirs Saint Patrick’s Day Pride
A playful verse celebrates Saint Patrick’s Day with Irish sentiment and color symbolism. It notes the wearer’s hat and shoes, his red blood and loyal friendships, warning of backbiting if treated poorly, and ends by praising the rarity of green in the sea of March festivities.
Woman Hurt In Runaway Horse Collision
A horse driven by Walter G. Holt crashed into the carriage of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Root near the clothing store on Market Street at noon. Mrs. Root suffered internal injuries, the horse was severely hurt and likely to die, and Holt, a youth, disappeared after the accident.
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Rap Ynto
Mrs. Root
Walter G. Holt
Henry Holt
Market-st
C. H. Root
N. Ilinois St
Root
Kya Willésses
Washington
S. Pennsylvania
T Lo
Farp
Horace Wood
Binder
Nis
Tame
Real Burglar Sentenced After Arrest in Martinsville
Charles Graham a would be desperado and real burglar was sent to the Indiana Reformatory for one to three years by Judge Alford. He was arrested at Martinsville where revolvers and other weapons were found as he supposedly planned large scale burglary. He faces charges of robbing meters of the Indianapolis Gas company. John Wilson was found guilty of stealing 14 from Charles Attering and given two days in the workhouse. William Hart received a sentence of one to fourteen years in state prison for stealing four watches from Michael Wollis.
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Charles Graham
Gana
Alford
Graham
Martinsville
John Wilson
Charlee Attering
Wiliam Hart
Ins Hara
Michael Wollis
Crisis in Missouri Senatorial Contest Looms Large
Special to The Sun Jefferson City Mo March 17 With one day remaining for the election of a Republican to the United States senate there is little hope of victory for the Republican nominee. Two strong contending factions hold firm while others urge radical steps as the session nears adjournment Saturday. The party fate hangs on whether a Republican senator can be elected or party unity collapses.
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Jefferson City
Marsh
United States Senate
Fridas
Ork Rail
Parker
Warner
Xedringhiur
Cans Sus
Col
Riche C Kerona
Tley Wi
Freen
National Congress
United Rates
Miracuri
Livman
Police Court Confusion Over Alleged Marriage and Fire
In a police court hearing Judge Wharton addressed claims by Louise Zinn and boarder William House that she fled an offered marriage and set a house on fire. Floyd Goodman cited multiple marriage years, creating a puzzling record. The judge fined Zinn and House but postponed ruling on Goodman’s marital status.
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Wharton
Louise Zion
Indiana Ave
William Bouse
Zinn
Floyd Goodman
Goodman
Jersey City Woman Identified as Newark Hotel Murder Victim
Jersey City police say the murdered woman found in a Newark hotel Thursday night is Mamie Dennis of Jersey City. She had been missing since Wednesday and was killed by strangulation after sharing a room with a male companion who registered as D Edwards and wife. The man left the hotel early and returned with a package claimed to hold headache powders. he vanished before dawn.
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Scripps.m'rae Press Association
Jersey City
Polite Murphy
Newark
Mamie Dennis
Jersey Cito
D. Edwards and Suife
Negro’s Lungs Sound and Contrast in City Hospital Case
Testimony before Coroner Tutewiler questions Thomas Jones’s tuberculosis diagnosis after Interne Brown denied him admission to City Hospital. Doctors differ on lung condition, with one认为 large congested lungs but no tuberculosis while others cite possible alcoholism and conflicting medical notes. Flower Mission worker Mrs Mays urged hospital admission, and officials debated Jones’s eligibility.
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Tutewiler
Thomas Jones
Brown
Drew. W. Marki
de H. Brown
Mays
Flower Mission
Jones
A. Farnisa
Souis
Langhno
Lohrmer
Laughlin
They All Wore the Green at Patrolmen’s Honor Service
The service station Monday morning displayed green ribbons and crepe banners to honor Mr Patrick. Police officials Captain Dawson and Captain Poylin, along with Sergeant Rhine and Officer Ruferty, wore green ribbons and billiard cloth as part of the tribute.
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Eforts
Mr. Patrick
Bleyele
Jotur Rhine
Mike Ruferty
Capts
Dawson Ad Poylin
Gorgroun
Defective Flue Blaze Damages Home In City Blaze
Fire caused by defective flue damaged a house at 1 W Washington St occupied by M Felfurst in the city. The department battled the blaze that also touched a grass plot near Vere Mont and Lynnvts in Houghville. Habich Bicycles with G and J Uren listed at 35.00. Denilson Barber Shop employed 32 of the anis town’s artistry, offering haircuts and trimming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Felfurst
Washington St
Enday
Veremont
Lynn-vts
Houghville
Banker's Wife Balch Seeks Divorce Alimony In Cross Claim
The Bankers wife Bessie E Balch seeks divorce from William Balen after fleeing a cross complaint in which she accuses him of cruelty by forcing her to live with his mother and alleging abuse by her mother in law Mrs Balch The filing requests one dollar alimony and notes she brought a calt for divorce The case highlights domestic tensions and alimony demand in a capital bank setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie E. Balch
William Balen
Tefler
Capital Bank
Calt
Wusperler Court
Inla Balch
Anya
Animals for Parks in Indianapolis Elbow Creaks
Preparations for new and old animals at Indianapolis parks involve Bark Board duties. Approval covers M4 Ang-tailed monkeys at 49 dollars and two-season costs of 11 dollars. Cemented animal cages and gravel walkways planned at Brookside Park. Foal Creek Boulevard contract awarded to Moore-Mansfield Co. for 267.04 dollars, completion by September IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bark Board
Brookside Park
Quail Ring Exposed in Indianapolis Storage Dispute
Frank G Kawps, an 8 Neh dealer, fined nineteen dollars after quail stored in Indianapolis Card Storage warehouse drew charges. Robert Roper, another dealer, faced the same charge and sought leniency from a game commission. Justice Smock’s panel examined ownership claims as Gittner and others reportedly controlled most birds, with several signatories transferring birds to Smock for distribution to ill patients after games. Authorities struggle to trace buyers of Kamps and Roper quails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Kawps
Il Inetire
Coer
Indianapolis
Robert Roper
Justice Smock
Kamps
Roper
Gittner
Havie
Wiecersin
AMD
Duatice
Commiedon
Growth of a Church in Hyde Park at Capitol and Third
A new Hyde Park M. E. church is planned on Capitol Avenue and Thirtletaat, with ground to be broken by April 1 and completion by mid summer. Estimated cost around 34000, brick preferred, site selected three years ago after Trade Park M. G. church growth spurred fundraising. Building committee includes I. Bronson chair, Claude Faton, Albert Gloshrenner, H. Betton, Eva McElwaine, Enoch H. Wood, pastor. Local ads note coal price and coats, plus piano sale and Covert Jackets promotion.
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Hyde Park
Capitol Ave
M. G
I. Bronson
Claude Faton
Albert Gloshrenner
HT. Bebton
Alpe
Eva & McElwaine
Enoch H. Wood
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Tie Pass
Neshern
Manchuria
Grn
Urenatia
Kawamure
Nor
Russia
Mikden
Riterettray
Kirin
Kuanehepizy
Jarantse
Sungart
Russi
Quill
Mrs. Moore
Bat
Edmund Vance Cook
MES
Missouri
Police Court
Tangle
Tere
Negro
Sengh
Wii
Habich Bicycles
G. & J. Uren
Denilson
Ifrs
Balch
Animals For
Janes
Cade
Bohoen & Davis
Ener
Rine
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