City Convention Postponement Sparks Republican Rift
Chairman Logsdon met insurgents demanding delay. Insurgents claim 2000 signatures on petition and threaten further action if postponement occurs. Meeting at city committee rooms ends with Logsdon promising written reply by 5 p.m. and no postponement.
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Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Peugedan
Marthidale
Cred
Eelark
Martindale Ha
Plang
Une Tienison
Evan the Filipney
Perspired Sermons and Inspired Ones Discussed
A long analysis discusses the impact of laymen preaching versus traditional clergy led sermons, arguing perspired sermons can be as effective as inspired ones. It cites pastor Aged, Mr. Olfin, and lay participation, urging clearer church accountability and closer pastor involvement with congregations.
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Cof Che
Tle
Literat Uure
Addamentat
Chris
Pat Dowbt
Emrnest
Classified Advertisements Snapshot
Liner advertisements list wants and offers such as tobacco, phonograph records for sale, housekeeper needed, furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent, and general help wanted. Mentions Roy and White Earl among the entries. Appears on page seven with varied listings and hardware for sale.
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Tiny
Roy
Bitimtion
Vale
Florence Maybrick to be released from penal servitude
The American woman Florence Maybrick, once convicted in Liverpool for arsenic poisoning of her husband, is slated for release from penal servitude for life. The article hints at delays in lawsuits related to the prisoner’s interest and mentions various unrelated adverts and notices interwoven with the report.
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London
Florence Maybrick
Liverpool
Lfe
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Anarchists Ban Francisco Figures Arrested Warning on Dynamite
Anarchists Henry Travaglio and Giuseppe Clancibilry, archists of international notoriety, were arrested after the assassinations of Iting Humbert and President McKinley. They advised anarchists to buy dynamite, and their case sparks local excitement. They came from Pxietaon, N. i Jt, and prosecutors plan to pursue under the new law passed by the last congress.
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Francisco
Henry Travaglio
Guiseppe Clancibilry
Iting Humbert
Italy
McKinley
Pxietaon
Remains of Mother Gabrielle Auguate Laid to Rest
Funeral for Mater Gabrielle Auguate superior of the Little Sisters of the Poor was held at the convent chapel on East and Vermont Street. Bishop O Donaghue and a large clergy presence attended the service and procession to Molyercee Cemetery. The aged residents had gathered to bid farewell, recalling her lifelong charity and kindness.
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Gabrielle
Mater Gabriele ©Euate
Liste Sisters of the Poor
Hast
Vermont
Béslioy
Yeseng
Yaon
Fie Eishes
Fratcis
Sacred Heart Church
Father Dowd
Bidsephs
Father Brucker
Arang Els
Descris
Father Gavisis
Johns
Father Byree
Anthewee
Ab Cal
St. John's
Ron Uhitard
Gadriell
Thoushahr
O'Donaghur
Molyercee
Ralemay
O'Donoghue
Cemenry
Keach calls for early election of Democratic precinct committeemen
The Sun reports W W Spencer saying an early call for precinct committeemen could favor James I Keach. Henry No Spasn declares support for Keach while Fanning’s position remains unclear. Keach advocates tight party control, warning against the rise of anti precinct factions as campaigns loom.
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Keach
W. W. Spencer
the Sun
Monay
James 1. Keach
F. Fanning
Henry No Spasn
Freding Stemocrat
Spron
Democrata
Ranka Sens
Fanning
Father Meets Missing Girls in Indianapolis Rooming House
Fay Adams and I. and Tulu Mercy left Matus Sunday and traveled to Indianapolis. They were found Monday on Washington Street by Saml Adams, Fay’s father who had come to search for them. They said a man promised $8 weekly and work that did not exist, and led them to a rooming house near the Imperial Hotel before being returned home.
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Luttheran 7
Littleton Media
Sadatomy Room
Litlieton
Tsap Ty
Logedon
Livey P. Engley
Harry Brunaugh
Suri Phongm
Ayar
Martimktios
Bnt
Chaiman Gogsden
Tronkwalers
Tieres Broniuss
Bookwalter
Ali
Arnaugh
Paley
Bookwaller
Logsdara
Hugh McGowan
Dy.hamecon
Indianapods Treation
Tarmina Company
Jameron
McGowan
Jameson
McCowan
Cat Damenan
Fay Adams
Tulu Mercy
Matus
Suniay
Indianapolis
Wastington St
Samiel
Adame
Fay
Imperial Hetl
Glrss
Marioi
What Became of Commission Amid Political Turmoil
A garbled report notes ongoing commission issues after legislative trouble, with mentions of Mayor Mackwaller and protests. Also forewarns Indianapolis weather for 36 hours ending March 24, partly cloudy with potential snow flurries and cooler temps. A river finding in Japyersonville reports a deceased man with unclear identity and distressing details.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hermit dies in riverbank hovel in Michigan
A widowed hermit William Wehlerman is found dead Sunday near his riverbank hovel. The body is taken to the morgue for post mortem. no relatives are known. The notice also mentions ongoing gambling raids and court continuances for players in a separate case.
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Washington
William Wehlerman
Wehlerman
Jim
Wecome
Wehjerman
Walters
Michigan-at
Edly
Coraner Tatewiler
Breeding case muddied as witnesses speak
Neighbors recall a ride home with Breeding and a shooting near Waslington Street. George A. Wysong reports men described by him as unknown rode away after the car stop. Detectives say Breeding may talk or face charges. officials caution details and ongoing inquiry.
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James Aa
George AL Wysong
Waslington
Sachs and Watts Ordered Released in Quarrel Killing
The 1-year-old child of Mex Tatl Coles is in critical condition after a knife attack during a quarrel between the mother and Westey Brewer. Brewer, who allegedly flourished a knife, fled as doctors say the infant is now partially paralyzed. Police seek Brewer as they investigate the assault and release of Sachs and Watts.
Youthful inebriates take pledge after arrest
Martin Gannon of 214 Eleventh Street and Clarener Moore of 81 College Avenue were charged with being drunk and were placed on the pledge by Judge Stubbs. Patrolmen Lee and Massachusetts Avenue officers found them trying to board a moving train. Gannon clutched a bottle of whisky and Moore resisted, nearly being struck by a boxcar.
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Martin Gannon
Eleventh St
Clarener Moore
College Ave
Enim
Stubns
Chee
Gannon
Moore
Lee
Arthur Simpson Trial Set for April 2
Arthur Simpson faces charges of forging a draft and related fraud while employed as a keeper for Warman. The case names Black and Chamberlain as defendants and references forged documents connected to Smiley and the Warman enterprise. The trial is scheduled for April 2 with multiple alleged co conspirators and related financial accusations.
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Arthur Simpson
Warman
Black & Chamberlain
Cajunswek- Yaris
April Simpson
Wfthd
Smiley
Te Warman
Black & Chiamberiais Bem
Lust Nowander
Abe
Times
Studer
Wael Rata
Fool
Hell
Well Known Colored Barber Dies Suddenly
A prominent Black barber named Harris died suddenly Monday morning at his home in the city. Cause reported as sudden heart failure. details limited as investigators probe the death. Harris had practiced in the area for over two years and was connected to the local colored community. A brother, Charles Harris, lives in Indianapolis. The incident prompted police inquiries and public concerns voiced by nearby residents. Nearby, a separate note mentions a raffle at Eppert's Shoe Store offering a weekly prize of a set of shoes.
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Dames Harris
Moment Price
Egt
Jurgan & Shelton
Taki Parks
Taereis
Fesda
Uetaala
Chicago
Charles Harris
le Indicoapotla
Supreme Court Grants Writ in Habeas Case for Bache and Tatts
A Washington telegram says the U S Supreme Court granted habeas corpus in the cases of D A Bache and W S Tatts. TheLouisville attorneys were sentenced to jail by Federal Judge Anderson for contempt of court and released on bond of 500 dollars each until the hearing before the Supreme Court. Judge Anderson said he expects orders by telegram. The action may lead to further charges or filings.
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Washington
Aytoon
United States Supremse Court
Prame
Supreme Court
Anderson
Missing Boy Alfred Rip Kipp Believed To Be Missing
Alfred Rip Kipp, son of Robert Kipp Bros, disappeared after Meridian area event on a Monday. His parents, Mr and Mrs Kipp, are at home and hope he returns soon, as he left uncertainly from Contralay and may be en route to the Meriden High School area.
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Alfred Rip
Robert Kit Kipp
Justice brisk in court reports assault and battery fines
Monday morning session dealt justice with Clemens Scott fined 19 dollars and costs on assault and battery charge. Muy donce colored will serve a year at the workhouse. William Walker and others fined for entering concealed premises on similar charges.
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Clemens Scott
Muy Donce
Batt
Kil
Everett
William Walker
Major Taylor Denies Local Laundry Trust Threat
In county commission proceedings a dispute surfaces over a supposed local laundry trust aiming to raise prices. Major Taylor of Excoleior Laundry says unions cannot afford to lose work and opposes any trust. Police Judge Stubbs urges Gov. Durbin to court regarding a teacher sale with reserved seating for a Roberts Park church event. tickets available at 8 p.m. Pianos noted.
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Major ‘Taylor
Excoleior
SUN
Iocal
Mr. Taylor
Tays
Roberts’ Park
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