Submarine Boat Sunk By liner At Nab Uight
Portmouth reports a Donal Currie liner collision with the British submarine boat No. Al off the Nab Uight ship. Eleven persons aboard were drowned including senior submarine official Jgut Mansergh. The boat was raised Saturday morning. Also Liverpool reports Subbanovic fined $50 on explosives charge, then rebuked for smugling. Capital stock of Parlor reclining chair Co. in Martinsville increased from 19060 to 20000, with plant relocation debated.
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Portsmouth
No. al
Jgut. Mansergh
Sjubanovic
Liverpool
Pittsburg
Majestic
Sfubanovic
Martinsville
Seymour
Atale
Conductor Fatally Shot in Chicago After Transfer Dispute
Frank Poston entered and fatally shot Conductor J. C. Pierce, a sheet car conductor, on Friday following a quarrel over a transfer in Chicago. Poston is in custody.
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Chicago
Frank Poston
J. C. Pierce
Poston
Pride and Doctor Held for Murder of Husband
Likeiston Missouri March 19 Dr Harry Smith was summoned before the grand jury by the coroner on a charge of administering morphine to Harry Miller causing his death Lydia Miller is named as accessory Miller, a newly married merchant, died at home after a card game at a tatters drug store. Miller’s widow says she will prosecute Dr Smith if charges stand.
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Likeston
Harry Smith
Harry Miller
Lydia Miller
Miller
March
Smith
Tatters
Milier
Mia
de. Smith
Wolf Plays Tag With Dogs Ends Fox Hunt
Farmers near West Utlea Balld fox and wolf hunts during winter. Friday a Kanes wolf fled the dogs, ran miles, backed to a camber, then played tag with the dogs until farmers intervened and the hunt ended.
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Washington
West Utlea
Payne to Testify in Burton Trial in St. Louis
ST LOUIS March 19 Postmaster general Payne is subpoenaed to testify in the federal district court next week in the trial of Senator J Ralph Burton of Kansas. Cochran chief postal inspector has been summoned by the prosecution. Burton is in St Louis arranging for the trial.
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Payne
ST. Louis
J. Ralph Burton
Kansas
Federal District Court
Postofica-inspectne Cochran
Senator Burton
Four Chicago Suicides Reported in Separate Acts
CHICAGO March 13 four persons here died by their own actions Friday. Samuel L. Dietz drank carbolic acid, August Huph hanged himself, A W Thater took carbolic acid, and W H Wersen Lach was found in the take.
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Chicago
Samuel L. Dietz
August Huph
A. W.thatener
W. H. Wersenlach
Believe Miss Nelson Took Her Own Life
In Pierre on March 18 authorities conclude Miss Rena Nelson killed herself after lacing poisoned candy to create trouble for Mrs. Sherman Dye of Boone Iowa, believing Dye stood between her and Sherman Dye. Nelson bought candy in Pierre the day before and a search finds no similar box in Toone. the theory is she mailed the candy to herself.
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Toone
Trustees named for Hanna memorial chair at Western Reserve
Cleveland March 19 Gov Her Ack of Ohio Gov Durbin of Indiana Senator Dick of the era President Joan Mitchell of United Mine Workers Elmer Dover secretary to the late Senator Hanna and Rev J Rutledge of Cleveland chosen as six trustees for the Hanna memorial chair at Western Reserve University.
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Cleveland, O
Her Ack
Ohio
Durbin
Indiana
Hie
Joan Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Elmer Dover
Hanna
Rev. J. Rutledge
Leveland
Hanna Memorial
Western Reserve University
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Dr Jebb Treatment
Advert discusses a claimed rheumatism cure by Dr Jebb promising safe effective relief without cost. It offers a free trial by mail after letters describing the patient’s condition, asserts individuality of treatment, and targets readers in Philadelphia area with payment details and contact prompts.
Fire wipes out Bayway plant print on Staten Island
In Elizabeth New Jersey on March 19 a fire destroyed the Bayway refining company print on Staten Island sound, causing losses estimated at 60 000 dollars of 80 000.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Bayway Refining Company
Staten Island Sound
Fire destroys Santa Fe rail shops in New Mexico
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., March 19. Fire destroyed the Santa Fe railroad shops car department, with a loss estimated at 150,000 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe Railroad
Russell Sage Must Pay Vroom In Stock Suit
New York city news reports that Robert D. Vroom sued Russell Sage to recover 5.60 from a stock transaction placed on May 9. A jury returned a verdict in Sage's favor, with Sage's counsel pursuing an appeal.
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Russell Sage
New York
Robert D. Vroom
UAL
Twwata
Sage
Rut Appyal Qie
Births Deaths Marriages And Building Permits In City
Birth notices list Charles and Georgia Hinks Minnie Riehhart Elizabeth Hot Katherine Perth and others with addresses across the city. Deaths include Fred Lanham tuberculosis and William Studebaker at 56. Married couples include Robert Ashcraft and Elzabeth Boles Chesley Br Cassel Celia D Ream. Building permits show alterations at Ballwin Co and store front work with costs and addresses.
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Charles
Georgia Hinks
Binl
Minnie Riehhart
Ete
Doha
Elizabeth Hot
Katherine Perth
W. Sev. Bowvith
Elizabeth Furnas
Bellename
Gett Sieridan
Molly Willoughby
Bay Jeho
Mortin
Northwest Thaye
Bay
Thomas M
M. Vaughan
F. Dawihest
Fred Lanham
W. Washington
William TR. Studebaker
New Setwey-at
Frances Adan
Jersey-at
Lauren Fecker
Knight
Brovehills
Jan Kier
West St
Oriental Ac
Robert Ashcraft
Elzabeth Boles
Lawn
May Davis
Chesley
Cassel
Celia D. Ream
Willam
Weeber Amt
Blanche BR
Beaton
DOW, Ballwin Co
Federal court adjourned amid Brodrick case and related notes
Federal court adjourned at noon Saturday with the government’s case against Justus J. Brodrick unfinished. The trial began Tuesday and the last government evidence should be submitted Monday. Walter Brown’s trial set for Monday. juror duties paused for Mrs Timberlake’s funeral. Chester, supreme secretary of the Modern Samaritans, testified about notes allegedly taken from a bank in Elkhart. If the notes were valid, Brodrick faced embezzlement or abstraction charges. otherwise, possible lack of recollection. Carnegie urges Pittsburg to support the orchestra, but Andrew Carnegie refused to donate, fearing a negative impact on local culture.
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Federal
Cis
Justus J. Brodrick
Causa
Walter Brown
Guy
Andersen
Hisister
Timberlake
Harry
Harry & Chester, Supreme Secretary of the Modern Samaritans
Wits
Broilek
Chester
Indiang Natignad Bank
Elkhart
Ser
Wien
Ness St
Spain
Abe
Mike Hy
Alenature
Brodrick
Ney. W. Dast
Charia TH. Wrieht
Garten Cite Stanoiety Company
Hrodtek
Givang T Amin
Uni
Broderick
Frederick
Wrecht
Indianapolis Girl to Perform in Local Recital
Miss Florence Gallup Atkins contralto will headline a Propylaeum recital hosted by First Baptist Church next Friday evening in Indianapolis. She will be assisted by Miss Bernardine Smith violist, Miss Carrie Hyatt pianist, and Mr Edward Jgerminn cellist, presenting a varied program including works by Saint-Saëns, Schubert, Brahms, and Bach. Atkins is a lifelong Indianapolis resident with a solid musical education in piano and harmony.
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Total
Propylaeum
UN Uder
First Baptist Church
Florence Gallup Atkins
Atkins
Benardine Smith
Carrie AL Hyatt
Edward Jgerminn
Nengram
Miss Smith
Dr Arne
Haynes
Bendemeer
Tucker
Yannah
Miss Atkins
Indianapolis
Ahe
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Markets
Pittsburg reports cattle prices with ranges for choice and prime cattle, sheep and lambs, hog offerings, and city wagon market readings. Also lists wheat, timothy hay, oats, and butter prices in New York and market notes on poultry, eggs, cheese, and dairy products with mixed quality and current values.
Unclear Chicago Livestock Receipts and Prices
Fragmented OCR text shows livestock receipts and prices with multiple garbled terms. References to cattle, sheep, lambs, heifers and market quotes appear alongside months and figures such as $45k, $47, and $8.0, with mentions of March and April. Overall, a damaged snapshot of market data without coherent details.
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Chicago
Rawich
Huge Coal Find Uncovered in Cascade Mountains
Seattle reports a massive soft coal discovery in the Cascade mountains during March 1-4. The find is described as one of the largest of its kind in the region, drawing attention from local officials and geology observers.
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Seattle
Wash
Cascade Mounains
Lais State
Lock Gates Sunday Province Openings and Candidacies
The text notes Lock Gates Sunday and St. Louis related items, mentions May 18, an official announcement, and states that a work closure on Sundays follows congressional provisions. It also reports William Roscon of Washington township announcing his candidacy for the Legislature.
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ST. Loves
William Roscon
Washington Township
Clubs, arrests, and estate issues headline Priday notes
City life updates note Mathers club discussed Hors cards and divorces while Capt. Tom Hails searched for Sun and counterfeiters. June 7 to 9 set for Democratic annual meeting at French Lick. robberies rise in vacant houses. Durbin reappoints Terhune to Indiana Reformatory board. Park board buys teeter boards and swings. golf fees stay the same. A boy disperses theater tickets. Wocher and Brown-Seaton wed. Shroyer arrested after right of way crash. Estate matters prompt accounting over 9,000 claim. Griffiths and Everton arrested for soliciting without license with a trafficking of imported merchandise.
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Mathers’ Club
Tom Hails
French Lick
Cov. Durbin
D. J. Terhune
Lebanon
Indiana Reformatory
WAI
Wilhelm Cook
Park Board
Riverside
Claypandt
Willam Evans Wocher
Blanche Brown-Seaton
Union Station
al Shroyer
Marylander
John Purcell
Maryland St
Walker
Mary K. Young
Washington HI
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Quiet at Steady Prices
Indian apolis cattle receipts and shipments show steady to unchanged prices across weight classes with good to choice steers and feeding cattle in demand. Hogs and sheep also report steady to firm values amid mixed grades, while Cincinnati and New York markets show varied results in cattle hog and stock movements.
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Indianapolis
Arch
Chelce Trent
Ag Bae Saa
Amaebly
Stockera
Cincinnati
Cates
Rte
New York
Reading
Metropolitan
London
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
So. P. Steel
U.P
el. Ly
Atchison
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Items Notice
Chicago March 15 market summary listing Butter Creamery extra Eggs Cheese Swiss and brick varieties with prices, live poultry including geese, hens, ducks and turkeys, noting quality terms and fancy grades for next day trading. Names of brands and product descriptors appear in fragmented OCR.
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Chicago
Bulter
Mike
Turkers
Tilpo
City Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
CITY GRAIN MARKET reports steady wheat with No 2 red at 1.00 track and rising May contracts. Corn shows quiet with No 2 white around 4 cents. various mixed and yellow grades listed, with total car counts for inspections. CHICAGO GRAIN notes wheat and corn gains for March 19 and futures activity, with May contracts higher and pork, lard, ribs priced up slightly.
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Cate
Chicago
Gore
Drevokc
She
Bsitee
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Jebb
Tula
Dr. Jebb
Preacher
Philadelphia
A. Bennett
Conestogs
Resa
Kingman
Agnes Clarpeot
Vieorge Armstrong
City Hospital
Ules
Moore
W. Marytana
J. Miller
Massachusetoraye
Michael Cherren
Karl Jerden
Giward Talbott At
Gripye
Cty Hospital
Myer
Trites
Seniiar
Fairview
Thirty-first
Elkhart Bank
Carnegie
Pimsburg
Pitsurg
Branciat Ditheulies
Andrew Carnemie
Pitsburg
Orchestrur
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saint-Saens
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Trchaikowakl
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Meyer
Aly
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Gelmann
Berceure
Ataord
Florence G. Atkins
Notre Dame
Ind
Young
MAS M
Aim Now & Wall
B. Mason
Deerererk
Mich
Pam
Joseph Pollard
Elmer
Flora Davis
Akron
M. Summers
Ug Vic
Toledo
Oledo
Alsske
City Life
Chicago Grain
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