Diptheria Threat Forces Care for Widows Three Daughters
In a Nesconset Street home, diphtheria endangers a widow Cora Doyle and her three young daughters. Nathan, her ill 9 year old son, is near death from a severe attack while income has stopped. The Flower Mission Society appeals for volunteers to house and care for the children, with ambulance transfer possible if needed. A nurse was sent amid heavy snow to assess and aid the family.
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Witte
Egmeong Ak Uric
Flower Mission Society
Toy
Cora A. Doyle
Mariestat
Nes
Nathan Ove
Fran
Nathan
Ale
Iitle
Mem
Atricken
Thei
Doyle Cottage
Tie Bo
Flower Mission
Merdoy
Indictment Reported in Toledo Case
Five individuals are indicted in Toledo on March 29 facing charges connected to alleged illicit activities. The case involves alleged price manipulation and related offenses arising from reported events at a local market. Authorities outline the charges and forthcoming court actions.
Protests Open On City Franchises And Building Plan
City officials set hearings on a franchise for the Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville Railway into Indiana city limits with W J Newknt leading the contracts committee. Objections expected over liberal terms. A separate measure seeks controls on coat and coke sales with penalties for misrepresentation of weights and small dealers. A committee will chair a public discussion ahead of a new city building plan.
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Nl * Cago, Indianipolis & Evansville Rallis Company
Indiananlie
Board of Public Works
Committee On
W. J. Newkent
Newkom
Tappert
Harry EB
Roysr
Br Bln
A. Ekattey
CG. Davis
Otto Hoffman
John Donavan
Woo. Rangs
Eden
Rime Company
Fire damages Chicago building amid smoke and alarms
A chaotic blaze erupted in a Chicago exchange building today. Firefighters arrived quickly, battled flames for hours, and prevented a larger disaster as smoke and heat endangered nearby offices. Fire crews evacuated occupants and investigated the cause.
Reopen Oil Hearing in St Louis Pending Attorney Plans
In St Louis on March 21 attorney general Herbst and Lidleys of New York petition to reopen the oil hearing in the city. Rogers is expected to appear and respond to all statements related to the case.
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ST. Lou
Maren
Gener Herbst & Lidleys
Attsanerh
Wil
New York
Hud
Rogers
Prisoner Convicted of Forgery After Night Jury Verdict
The jury for Shelby county found Charles B. Amsden guilty of forgery after a lengthy deliberation through the night. He faces a prison term of two to ten years. The case centered on his forging the name of O. Sears of Kosh county to obtain $77, with testimony showing losses around $2,000 in total evidence.
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Sumlayvilgh
Inn
Charles Bk, Amsden
Shelby County
Wideh
Sears
Kosh County
Workhouse in Quarantine Incarcerations Ongoing
Fragmentary item notes ongoing quarantine at a county workhouse with mentions of Mae, John Yearwood, and a suspected victim. The text is corrupted but indicates preparations for a new prison facility and continued confinement after a Tuesday morning incident.
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Thorn
Rhytrron County
John Yearwood
Pend
Train Plunges Into Shamokin Creek After Crash
A fast French train on the Philadelphia Reading line crashed into debris from a freight train near Shamokin. The engine and 12 cars plunged into Shamokin Creek. Fireman Charles Duenderfer and Brakeman Murray were injured while watching the wreckage. Harry Fink of Saniaqua was also hurled into the wreckage.
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Orippa
Shamokin
Philadelphia& Reading
Shamokin Creek
Enmiter
Harry Fink
Saniaqua
Charles Duenderfer
Murray
Liphant
Hare CP Ekr Cay
Peanuts Cause Fatality In Liverpool Incident
In Liverpool a tragedy is reported where many peanuts led to a fatal incident yesterday involving Katherine Kaufman six, daughter of Hou Kaufman. Details are limited but authorities are investigating the peanut related cause.
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Liverpool
A. Marea
Katherine
Hou Kaufman
Citizens Raid Coal Yard Led by Bushnell Mayor
Desperate residents of Bushnell led by Mayor Harris raided a Chicago Burlington and Quincy coal yard on March 1. They seized a carload of coal intended for retail sale, distributing fuel among participants for home heating. The railroad company confiscated coal for storage as a precaution, and the city pledged payment to officials.
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Molinereas Association
Bushnell
Chicago, Burlington ,& Quincy Railroad
Harris
Ihr Railroad
Various Public Events and Meetings Across City Venues
Community notices list Friday Palentino desert life entertainment at Firat Baptist church and multiple church group meetings including First Friends' First Presbyterian Central Christian and Wesley Chapel activities. Also announced are charity events, needlework and bazar planning, a spelling bee at Roberta Park, and a speech by Percy Robert Colwell on William Morris.
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Migs Pidrence
Tverdiay
Firat Baptist Church
Palentino
Holy Land
TMB
Meridion
First Friends’ Church
Hood
M. N
Meridian-ar
Merttfannt
Alf Society
The
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Botelnek
M. Graydqn
Tulettave
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Floers
Cox
Mrv FP Ormia
W. Whitenack
W Moore
Clasers
Roberta Park
Amtry Hive
Maccabee Brill
Meridian
Aumuat Gobble
Columbia Hall
Delaware
McCarty
Tisaday
Charles Gardner
Thomas Arnitt
William Kirschtmeier
Addie Deitch Frank
Heltister Hive
L. O.T M
Ian Plemon
Hadl
Wesley Chapel Moe
Church Aid Andaty
Mr. Land
Percy Robert Colwell
Lawrenceville
N. J
William Blorris
Shortridge High School
Morris
Richmond
B. H Hermon & Co
U. N. Pennsylvania
N. Alehamant
Hattle L. Spencer
E. Canaan
Mattha Bors
Mia
Addie D. Prank
Morrison's Ball
Youg AW
Mothers’ Club
Hoya’ Club
Meridian St
Kika
Indianapolia Lodge
Grand Hotel
Robert W. Brown
Louta- Vile
Hayor
Vodianapolis Humane Society
iSeiss
Sy‘Walmming
Roosevelt presses Steele resignation in Indiana race turmoil
Washington March 20 President Roosevelt urged Gen. Martin S. McMahon to deny furlough for ex congressman Steele while he sought the Eleventh district seat against Frederick Landis. The White House indicated Steele should resign or stay out, as Indiana politicos watch the contest and await public release of the president’s directive.
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Steele
the Sun
Washington
Frederick Landis
George W. Stealikan
Turlough
National Soldiers’ Home
Itation
Ind
Martin S. McMahon
Board of Managers
The
Hone
Landis
Wilk
Congres
Tahwee
White House
McMahon
Risele
Congress
Gen. McManon
Han
Indiana
Longworth
Washinston
Nicholas Longworth
Permon
Congrana Ah
City News and Local Updates From March City Desk
The Republic Oil company of Indianapolis is taken over by Standard Oil. Foreman Tom attacked his sister Mela Tom. Tom drew a weapon. her lover Mike Habough interfered and the girl shielded a fever. Police intervened and arrested him. Tragic reminders surface as a tableau ends in applause by two nearby officers. Belmont age plans a factory at Belmont, Big Eagle Creek. Samuel Rowland of Crawfordsville reported. The Crandfordsville Water and Light Company uses a revolver. Knick Erbarker Traxt Company of New York holds a mortgage. Donald Marian faces adjudication. Central hospital transfer noted. Rockefeller referenced in conflict with Paul Skillman, tried at Macon 2A for stealing his own car. The Pink Hoosars tied up drifted money refunds at English's Monday night. The Thirteenth and Vandecats cistern may be filled after a cave-in. Dr. Mary A. Wherry of Ft. Wayne, whose license was revoked, appeals to circuit court. charged with criminal practice. Gen. Thayer dead in Lincoln, Neb. March 2. Fire destroys nearly every house in Northwood, Washington. 20 families homeless.
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Tom
Me- Mela
Mike Habough
Tramolo
Hallam
The Coffee Debate Promotes Postum Replacement
A public argument features coffee importers and roasters promoting Postum as a healthier alternative. The piece argues coffee harms one third of users with potential chronic disease and urges readers to test facts, urging inspection of factories and inviting debate on coffee’s health impact and Postum’s value.
State audit fees spark demand for repayment from Henderson and Daily
A report to Gov. Hanly by a committee probing the auditor of state's office claims J C Henderson owed the state 91 982 and A C Daily 21 667 for fees alleged unlawful from 1890s. The total reaches 118 and includes 2 128 02 principal and 52 502 57 interest through March 1 1906. Henderson disputes the claim stating settlements were settled under law and will review books with Auditor Bigler. Daily notes he earned 7 500 in salary after the first year with no fees and does not admit owing the state. Attorney General Miller, now to act, with Gov. Hanly instructing prompt collection if unresolved.
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J. C Henderson
Democrat
State
A. C. Daily
Repubican
Tale
Owen
Hanly
Bean
Che
Dooka
Henderson
W. H. Hart
Dally
Hart
Bern
Bigler
Pally
Bixler
Walery
Fers
Gen. Sauter
Miller
Battle in India and engaged announces in Rushville
Detaile have reached here as a battle fought March 14 between the Khan of Barwa and the Minngul of Mon ja. The khan for 9 men, while the Tianhe was landed and 12 of his men jilted. Warrants for Walter Scott and three others have been issued charging them with assault with intent to kill on Johnsen and his party. Miss Fannie Gowdy announces engagement to Robert K Mansfeld. The wedding will take place before May. Also ads for medicines and services appear in the column.
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India
Pashawar
Barwa
Monja
Ban Bernardino
Walter Scott
den Valley
Matt An Wassull
Johnsen
Berion
McRae
Rushville Ind
Mise Fannie Gowdy
Paris
Yemtersay
Robert K Mansfeld
Valparaiso
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Ite
Mareh
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Cand Pire
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Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Florencos
Wen Wheicago
Maret Hedter
Kips
Pe Heati
Kalwaty Exchange
Hines Crepe
Forger
Amsden
Shelbyville
United States
the National Biscuit Company
Lareae
Roosevelt
House Committee On Post Offices and Post Roade
House
T. G. Harris
Quartermaster's Department
Fort Robinson
Neb
Kinkald
Nebrewke
Whitehorns
Kinkaid
Harrin
Alexander
Justicary Committee
Beveridge
Senate
Inediana Merchants’ Association
Evansville Retail Merchants’ Association
Third
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Wayne Retail) Merchants’ Associath
St John Benevolent Society of Vincennes
Hoosier
Post Office Department
John BR
Corkrim
R. Oo. Hawking
Indianapolis
Rongresaman Overstreet
Daniel M. Hansdell
Union Linen
Ladton Ee
Everett
Bec
L. S. Ayres & CO
Adltera‘s:g Goods
City News
Republic Oil Company
Standard Oi Company
Composite Brick Company
Belmont-age
Big Eagle Creek
Samuel
Rowland
Crawfordsvilly
Cramfordsville l Water and Light Company
Knick
Erbarker Traxt Company
Donald Marian
Central Hospital
Hera
Rockefeller
Paul V. Skillman
Macon 2A
Cnrld
Thirteenth and
Yandeacats
Mary A. Wherry
Ft. Wayne
Cirscuit Court
Thayer
Berippe-McHue
Asaoetathi
Lincoln, Neb
John Mo‘Thayer
West
Nebraska
Spestal
Northwood
Wash
Cuttes
Coffe
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Ely
Bome Propio
Errou
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Postum Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
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