Women Reveal Facts To Police In Baby Murder Case
Thelma Stone Leona Johnson and Ottie Herbin as three of the women arrested in the Marquette building infanticide case underwent a three hour examination. Police say information gathered may lead to more arrests as other women in the Merquette block are implicated and strengthen the case against the physician. Gupte Kruger aid stated arrests are likely. Robert Jenner challenges a prior statement that he supported the two sons, saying both he and his brother have been self supporting. Wed is with a company in England.
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Thelma Stone
Leona Johnson
Ottie Herbin
Marquette Building
Tita
Merquette Block
Gupte
Kruger Aid
Robert Jenner
Minnie J. Jenner
Margaret Forbes
Indianapolis
Blue Ribbon Girls
L. A. Jenner
Jenner
Fred Jenner
Rowaves
Elus Ribbon Girls
England
Captain Anson Campaign Focus On Race Death by Own Action
Chicago dispatch reports Capt Conrad Ad Han Anson, Democratic city clerk candidate, aligning speeches to municipal ownership and the streetcar issue while contrasting rivals by family size to mock Roosevelt. Secretary Luhiff coordinates a Democratic literary bureau effort with supporting printed material and figures.
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Acrippe-Mrae Press Association
Chicago
Conrad Ad- Han Anson
Vie Democratic
Aelt Add
Tng
Dewice
Judge Dunne
Cured by Cuticura Ends Childs Chronic Eczema
A Brooklyn mother credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with curing her five year old son of chronic eczema after multiple doctors failed. She reports dramatic improvement after using the trio, noting a complete permanent cure for over two years and ongoing use for toilet and children.
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Herema
Almast
Frost St
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Schepperle
Matter Drug & Chemical Corp
President Roosevelt's St Patrick Day Visit in New York
Special to The Sun reports President Roosevelt’s whirlwind New York visit on St Patrick’s Day. He attended a wedding, hosted a niece’s engagement, spoke at two dinners, and sparked crowds on Delmonico’s balcony. He praised Irish Americans and urged colleges to study Celtic literature and culture.
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New York
Roorevet
New ‘York
Stetctty
Iheelle
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Cure for Catarrh
The advertisement argues catarrh weakens lung tissue and digestive organs and that Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh constitutionally. It asserts the remedy corrects nose throat stomach bowels and delicate organs while building up the system. Testimonials offered on request from C L Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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Hood
C.L Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Deep Grief as Harry Wishmier Islaid to Rest at 35
Harry Wishmier, 35, an employee at H. P. Wakaon & Co, died of typhoid fever. He was beloved by his mother, siblings, colleagues, and store patrons. Funeral services were held with Crown Malls Masons ritual. burial followed at Grace Church Cemetery.
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Harry Wishmier
Wishmier
H. P. Wakaon & Co
Grim Reaper
Mixa Nolte Murphy
Women Join Revival as Prayer Meeting Delights Attendees
A South Street Baptist service reports a revival where women and men of all classes prayed, confessed sin, and supported the event with praise. The Rev Hass will preach Saturday and Sunday, with a special service planned for young men and women as interest continues.
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St. Baptist Elianh
Leslie Banders
Hass
Samwy
Phi Delta Theta Frat Plans Dinner and Rivalry Clash
The Indianapotia ahimnt of the Bh Duity Theta Fraternity will meet at the Commercial club Saturday evening at 8. A hearty dinner is planned. The event will feature a recount of the rival tickets Blue Devils and White Minthante with Dr. Hood heading both tickets. Key officers include Robert A. Brewis treasurer and James M. Gilchrist reporter for Blue Devils.
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Bh Duity Theta
Mhomax C. Hood
Blue Devils
Robert A. Brewis Trumsures
Whiyde Tock
Willetts Bastian
Frank Prestin
Iistarlin
James M. Gilchriat
Johnson
AlotriFon
Governor Cyrus Luce Dead After Long Public Service
Former Michigan Governor Cyrus Gray Luce died Saturday morning at his Coldwater home. Born 1824 in Windsor, he pursued schooling, served as Whig legislator candidate, was supervisor at Gilead, and elected governor in 133. The article notes years and places in Luce’s political rise.
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Schipps-M Rre Press Association
Coldwater
Mich
Cyrus Gray Lue
Windsor
Br. Luce
Luce
Gilead
Indiana Advocate Hails State as Best in Union
Special to The Su Washington March 2 Durbin of Indiana touts the Hoosier Firm term ex executive at New Willard praising Indiana as the best state with abundant oil gas and building costs in demand. He cites booming towns centers of industry and harmonious capitalist and labor relations supporting a happy contented population within Indiana.
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Washington
B.C
Winteot T. Durbin
Indiana
Hooster
Willard
Turbin
Uncanton
Hay Goes Abroad on Two Months Vacation
Secretary of State Hay left Washington with Mrs. Hay for a two months vacation, calling from New York for Europe. Realstant Secretary Aden will act as secretary of state during Hay's absence, while any important matters will be handled by Secretary of War Taft.
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Hay
Gcripps
Washinngton
Washington
New York
Europe
Aden Will Art
Taft
Case Appeal in Richmond Doctor Medicine License Case
Case appealed in Indiana. State vs. Dr. James Charles of Richmond for practicing medicine without a license has been moved to the appellate court. The latest step is noted as the Medical Society prosecutes.
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Peer Beeen Tuchemond
Ind
James Charles
Richmond
Attellate Court
Late Medical Society
Stock Market Opens Irregularly with Broad Declines
New York March 1 The stock market opened irregular and generally lower with Ontario & Western advancing 1 percent as the notable exception. Rail stocks eased with St Paul Delaware Pennsylvanna Missouri Pacific and others fractionally lower. Westerns led selling while demand was scant outside, and large brokerage houses liquidated holdings from earlier in the week. Government and other bonds were unchanged. The session closed irregular with little change in the most active issues.
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Qcripps-Mare Press
Asaouiation
New York
Ontario & Western
St. Paul
Pennayiyanta
Missouri
Uist
Pennsylvania
Calob Ride Buel and Iron
New York Central
Union Pacific
Chicago Produce Trade News Brisk in March
Chicago reports brisk trade in butter cream and extra items with various dairy products and poultry prices. Listings show per pound prices for live poultry and per dozen prices for eggs, reflecting daily market activity and stock updates.
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Chicago
Scripps-Acrae Press Association
Yoong
Jong Drems
Reese
President Toonovert Arrives in Washington Amid Thaw
March 18 report from Washington notes President Toonovert arriving in the capital. Mrs. Roosevelt accompanied the party as officials and staff proceeded through the city. The transit followed earlier thaw conditions and reflected routine executive movements during the period.
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Rurippsatae Press Assucea Lien
Washington
Paynter enters race for Senate hopes state backing
Special to the Sun from Cleveland reports Judge Thomas H Paynter announcing his candidacy for the Sinh States Senate against Senator Joe C S Blackburn with expected backing from the state administration. The item notes a political shift and anticipates influence from the ruling group.
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Port. By
Thomas H. Paynter
Roosevelt hunting trip plans in Routt county discussed
Col. March 1y, Philip B. Stewart of Colorado Springs visited Wood Springs to discuss President Roosevelt's Rocky Mountain hunting trip next month. They plan to take 40 horses wagons and enter Routt county with localities still to be chosen.
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Roosevelt
Wood Springs
Philip B. Stewart
Colorado
Springs
Routt County
Blind Editor Near Death in Milwaukee Sun Warms Reader
Milwaukkee Wis March William E Cramer veteran hired editor of the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin nears death from pleurisy pneumonia. He is described as the oldest active newspaper editor in the country and has been blind since a childhood illness. He relies on others to read papers to him.
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THE
SUN
Milwalker
Wis
William E. Cramer
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Cramer
Wheat and dairy prices shift in Chicago market report
Chicago March 18 wheat rises with May at 1.144 and 1.45 percent. Market notes include changes in butter prices with creamery wholesale and retail trends, cheese prices in New York, and modest gains in potatoes and mushrooms. Several vegetables show mixed futures as buyers adjust ahead of weekend activity.
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Bcripps-Aurae Press Association
Chicago
Oper Alma
Luwie
Rea Winter
Thir
Ate
Provisiom
May Park
Ford
Yayatab
Sutundey
Elgin
Soe
Wal New
Pinto & Co
Batur
Market report on strawberries and fruits
The fragment outlines strawberry prices and per cent changes, noting California supplies and spring produce expectations. It mentions per dozen strawberry pricing, oranges, and cheaper honey boxes, with expectations of better quality produce as spring advances.
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Bray ‘Speng
Alex
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Fragment
The Chicago live stock page shows bids and prices for beef cattle and sheep with mixed results. Prices for prime beef and other categories are listed with figures like 52 and 1000 estimated, and mentions of market trends toward higher or lower levels.
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Chicago
Bcripps-Awrae Press
Weston
St Mrti
Saloon Fight Leads to Case Against Saloon Keeper
In Washington street a saloon quarrel ended with Henry Pettifee attacked by keeper James Overman using a rubber hose. The dispute began over a bill and proceeds included a threat and physical assault. Pettifee was released on $100 bail as Overman’s case continues.
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Henry Pettsfee
Prodder
James Overman
Bill Gvermin
Thi Pettisfor
Firat
Inter
Overman
Whalen
Pettifee
Hous
Boys Sunday League Draws City Youths
Despite bad weather the Boys Sunday League drew interest among city youths with five attendees. Robert Promberger will address the gathering on Sunday afternoon on the topic A Few Things Necessary, a talk likely to offer instruction to attendees. Tickets for admission may be secured free at the YMCA office.
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Ciy
Robert Promberger
Tietractar
Heb
Promberger
M.C. A
Gambling broke him in Chicago rambling game tale
Springfield March 18. Jacob Cohen of Jacksonville testified at bankruptcy proceedings that gambling ruined him. He said he lost 10 000 in a gambling game in Chicago in one night and later lost several thousand more in Terre Haute Indiana before transferring his debt to Newt.
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Bcripps
BAR Presb Association
Springfield
Ill
Jacat Cohen
Jacksonville
Hog market closes steady in Indianapolis weekly report
Receipts show hogs at 6.08 in Indianapolis on March 18 while hog prices finish the week at steady to firmer levels. Cattle and sheep activity remains orderly with gains in best grades, while common stockslump. overall market confidence steady as buyers push near Friday’s figures.
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Indianapolis
Moyet Alowly
Fleas Spread New Slaves Veraill Yale Scientist on Spotted Fever
Special to the Sun reports Prof. Adamson Ky Verril of Yale posits that spotted fever now raging through New England is transmitted by fleas and insect bites. He explains disease germs are minute organized particles, killed by heat, and that blood serum from infected animals proves virulent when injected into healthy subjects.
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Adamson Ky
Yale Scientiat
New England
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