Disappearance of Seeleyville Boy 1904 Story by His Father
Dr Byers of Seeleyville Ind writes to The Sun detailing the 1904 disappearance of his son Tedmond Byers. He describes sightings of a covered wagon and a man with a blackened eye, urging miners and the public to search. The Mine Workers of America discussed aiding the case and pledged funds.
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Byers
Seeleyville
Ind
The
Sun & Statement
Askheed
Seeleyvillé
de Byers
Mine Workers of America
Sheila
Tedmond Byers
Aspoi
Aparch
Kinsett
Dr. Byers
DB. L
Richmond Byers
Gov Pattison Improves Amid Press Reported Rest
Columbus March 25 continued improvement is noted in the condition of Gov John M Pattison. Fevers relent and reports from his home say he slept quietly through the night and Thursday morning showed more hopeful signs than earlier.
Indiana Notables Highlight Reader Magazine Indiana Number
The Reader Magazine announces a May Indiana number featuring works by Indiana writers and artists. It includes full color reproductions from Indiana artists, a Franklin Booth cover, and color illustrations, with publication around April 26.
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Hobha- Merri? Company
Publclahars
Reader
Indiana
George Barr
John T
George Ade
Meredith Nicholson
Elizabeth Miller
David Graban Phillips
Alice Woods
George Randolph Chester
Aurhor
Indiana School of Artiste
Franklin Booth
Indianapolis
West
King Pardons Two American Miners in 1808 Case
Madrid reports King Alfonso pardons Arthur Arnoldson and John Stonn, two American miners sentenced in 1808 to ten years hard labor in the Century penitentiary for killing two Spaniards amid a quarrel tied to the Spanish American war.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Arthur Arnoldson
John Stonn
Des Moines House Kills Two Cent Railroad Fare Bill
The Des Moines House voted 57 to 1 to kill the Hanky bill proposing two cent railroad fares in the state. The measure faced sharp opposition and was defeated on the floor.
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Des Moines
Indiana Bar Hosts Dignitaries for U S Court Visit
The Indiana Bar Association nearly completed plans for a reception for United States Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit judges on April 18 in the Federal Building Library Indianapolis. Invitation committee members Albert H. Anderson, Edwin P. Hammond, Addison C. Harris noted the public reception and a later program to be announced.
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Federal Building
Indianapolis
Indiana State Bar
United States Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
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Fdnwin P. Hammond
Addison C. Harris
Grossoup
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Kohtsaat
Baker
Columbia Lab
Associatin
Ansoelnt
United States Court of Hopitals
Columbla
Speak for Pastor See No Marks on Victim in Sutherlin Case
Special to The Saw reports in New Albany Indiana March 3 that the defense argues there were no marks of violence on Rey Sutherlin’s body found hanging from a transom after Rev A G Sutherlin returned from the country. Witnesses say a slight mark appeared on Aernae and that the mind seemed affected. Park Christian church members testified Mrs Sutherlin disrupted church matters while she and her husband debated their differences. F Meliride grocer noted Rev Sutherlin was a good provider and bought groceries there.
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New Albany
Ind
Aernae
The
Park Christian Church
Pneumonia Death Toll Dominates Indiana February Disasters
The February report shows pneumonia causing 73 percent of deaths in Indiana with 912 fewer total deaths than the prior year. Smallpox appeared in 3 counties with 182 cases and no deaths. typhoid had 17 cases and 32 deaths. violence deaths reached 199. Tuberculosis afflicted 176 men and 21 fathers aged 18 to ? with 34 homes and 28 orphans affected.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Consuls on Race and Reform in the Consular Service
Assistant Secretary of State Peirce reports grave misconduct in the Orient consular service. Ex-Consul Generals Goodnow and McWade face charges, with accusations of illegal fees false registrations and corruption. The findings prompt potential civil service overhaul and proposals to restructure appointments and retirements in the U.S. government.
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Sam Washington
Pelrce
Vanceveit
Mir. Peirce
Orient
House of Representates
Secretacy Hoot
Hinenst
Mfr
Bellee
Goodnow
Shanghai
McWade
Canton
Williama
Singapore
Peirce
Senate
House
Dismissal of Child Custody Case Involving Pippert Family
A court ruled in favor of W. W. Walden, grandfather, granting possession of Baby Hoss Walden after adopting the child, amid divorce proceedings with Pippert and disputes with Maris Anderson. The decision ends the custody dispute in favor of the grandfather.
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Mull
Pippert
Magdalen Helms
W. W Walden
Maris Anderson
Hoss Walden
Suburb annexation feuds and humane officer duties
A jumble of readers notes reports Harold Wilson humane officer changes wives and divorces. Anna Lindmark seeks divorce from John Lindmark amid property and alimony disputes. Annexation debates in Broad Ripple surface with opposition citing school costs and finances. City officials discuss policing needs, annexation effects on taxes and services, and a hearing on naval recruiting officers in Indianapolis.
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Ureely
Scott
Jeup
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Miller
Veterans protest executive salary cuts for aging clerks
Corpl James Tunner, commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, addresses veterans on behalf of superannuated clerks in executive departments angered by provisions in the legislation that would cut salaries of those over 60 and force separation from service in 1913 for those over a certain age.
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Washington
James Tunner
Coromander
Grand Army of the Republic
Sears
Orders Close Black Belt Homes Amid Riots
An official order from authorities in New York demands the evacuation and closure of homes in the so called black belt amid ongoing race riots. The notice states residents must leave and houses be boarded up to prevent further danger and disorder.
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oerippa-Menne Press
Amaociasur
New Yor
Hingham
Iupactor Schmittuarg_r
Black Belt
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Fast Home Relief
A bold advertisement offers Pyramid Pile Cure as the instant remedy for piles. It claims free sample distribution to prove efficacy, with testimonials from users like Taune Smith of Wharton New York who report long lasting relief after using the product. The notice urges readers to send name and address to The Pyramid Drug Company for a sample.
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Taune Smith
Wharton
New York
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Building
Marshall
Mick
Suit Against Daily Begins in Loone Circuit Court
Attorney General Charles W. Miller for Auditor Warren Bigler sues former state auditor A Daily in Loone Circuit Court for 30000 dollars plus fees and penalties. Daily’s two terms ended January 1899, six percent interest on delayed payments demanded. A similar suit will be filed in Marathon County Court against former auditor J C Henderson for about 90000 dollars.
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Bult
Charles W. Miller
Warren Bigler
Loone
A. ©. Daily
State
Daily
Maraton County Courte
J. C. Henderson
Henderson
Found Dead in Bed Artist Michael Requtiful Passes
In Columbus Indiana on March 2 painter Michael Requtiful was found dead in bed. Coroner reports death from natural causes. Information line for Ashilan in hinded and Frow. Co phones North 6i, new 6.
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Columbus
Ind
Michael
Yarrington
Ashilan
Frow. & Co
North
New
Longest and Costliest Mine Workers Convention
The joint convention of coal miners and operators ran through January to March with 1,200 miners and 300 operators at the January meeting, 1,087 miners and about 200 operators currently present. Expenses are estimated around 400,000 dollars, with miners near 1200,000 in costs and operators similar, as they push for higher accommodations amid historic attendance and broader interstate union activity.
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Ooal
Aald
Wilson
Tyro Werke
Hearst Denies Candidacy in 1908 Campaign
Chicago March 29 Hearst denies plans to seek the Democratic nomination for president in 1908. He says a reactionary element tried to control the party in the last campaign and asserts he will not be drawn from privacy to comment further. He also suggests Roosevelt may run for a third term.
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Scrippe-McHee
Chicago
Williama Randolph Mearst
Tapic
Hearst
Faoosevelt
Indiana man found dead in Chicago
Special to The Sun reports Col Freeman Connor, 74, of Vincennes Indiana, a Civil War veteran, died early this morning behind a signboard on Drexel Boulevard. Police say no violence marks his body and no foul play is suspected. He had been visiting friends on Ellis Avenue and attended a wedding party at Dr. Thomas S. Green’s house on Graenwortenve before midnight.
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Sun
Chicago
Col. Freeman
Connor
Vainarassa
Indy
Drexel Baulevard
Col. Connor
Finanda
Ellis Ave
Dr. Thomas
Green
Landis Renominated as Murphy Withdraws in Wabash
In Wabash Indiana the Eleventh district Republican convention renominated Congressman Landis by acclamation after Mayor Joseph W. Murphy withdrew from the race. Bearss and Steele had already quit, sensing Landis's likely victory. Supporters filled hotels as the convention hall echoed with cheers for Landis.
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Ind
Aare
Landis
Joseph W. Murphy
Bearss
Steele
Conventon
Trust Yields To Sara In Texas Theaters
The Texas attorney general forced the theater trust to open venues to Sara Bernhardt. The managers of the Texas circuit agreed to stage her performances after facing possible anti trust prosecutions. Bernhardt gives up tented protest and appears in a trust theater Wednesday night.
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Scrippa-Moine Press Association
Austin
Tex
State of
Davidson
Sara Bernhardt
Theater Trust
Texas
Combine
Trust
Teachers Examination for all grata licensees at Shortridge High
An examination for all grata or Tenant era licensees will be held in the teachers room on Shortridge High School third floor North Street entrance Saturday April 3 at 10 am. A fee of 3 is charged for the applicant entering the examination for the test time. Pen and ink will be furnished. Manuscript drinks will be on site at the building. A pamphlet with the Board of Bekoo l Commissioners rules may be obtained at the school.
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Shortridge High School
Northst
Bekoo! Commivatoners
Weensea
French strike spreads through mining regions in Lens
Reports from Lens say a miners meeting led to a broader coal strike. Officials announce thirty five thousand miners are now out, after a vote to mobilize additional workers. The labor action follows ongoing industrial unrest across French mines.
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France
Minera
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