Bright literary stars the mighty pan as wielded by men of note
A parade of upcoming pamphlets and booklets promises wide interest and satire. Among titles are Creat expectorations by John Oscar Henderson and Word painting by Myron King, with jokes on tobacco, politics, and statehouse life.
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Pan
State House
Tur Sun
John Oscar Henderson
Myron King
Andrew M. Sweeney
Hendricks County
Claude Matthews
Kentucky
Pug Smith
Geo. J. Langedale
Putnam County
Einglish
Geo. Duke
Multiple deadly events and crimes reported in brief notices
A string of violent incidents from various towns includes a lover’s love triangle ending in a fatal shooting in Northwoodbury township New York state, a Boston magnate and a colleague burned to death in a summer cottage, a fire-killer blaze in Summa Alabama, a Branson Texas household found burned with three bodies, a Murfreesboro Tennessee murder by a printer foreman, and a Chicago pickpocket shot by a friend.
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Honiparspore
Adam Acker
Northwoodbury
Frank Kyler
Acker
Kyler
William Butler
Miss Acker
Seuma
Ale
Joe Maxey
John Johnson
Julia Brown
Brarson
Tex
Biarch
Albert Durambus Leit
Murfrreesporo
Tenn
W. B. Bucksmith
Clarence Kigert
Murfreesboro
Chicargo
Mary Keating
Assioon
John Loach
Local Y M C A Talk and Town News Digest
Day gives a Y M C A talk to young men on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sewall hosted Madame Modjeska at luncheon Friday. Burk E R and C N Metcalf elected as leading ranks in Ellis lodge 13. Millersville’s Turner xillif injured in a runaway Friday en route to the city. Actress Paension Goldthwaite wed Frank Helm in New York. Demotion of pension clerks Downey and Dupbin cited. Lovwal club stages In honor bound Saturday for industrial school benefit. Big Four brakeman Jack Wardell injured Friday after engine strike. Constable Tollin returns with goods in a grand larceny case. Under the Laurels to be repeated April 2 at Patrick’s Hall. Hartley seeks meeting with William Hafert for sparring at Tin Sun. Lizzie Gregory detained as insane. Howard Douglass sues for 40000 against John and Lavina Streight. Morse lectured on Recollections of Emerson at high school No. 1. Italian Prof Malini visiting Ta Sun for private entertainments. Jane Dailey, 179, fined for assault. judge remits penalty due to age. Chickens caused the trouble at the Lilly homestead.
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T. C. Day
Y. M.C. A. Pall
New York
Downey
Dupbin
Spencer
Lovwal Dramatic Club
Progrium
Industrial School
Jack Wardell
Big Four
Hardingst
Tollin
Edinburg
Sadie
Geo Griffith
Patrick’s Hall
Daugherty St
Chas, Hartley
Willliam Hafert
Tin Sun
Lizzie Gregory
Howard Douglass
John Streight
John
Lavina Streight
Sydney Morse
Chicago
High School No. 1
Emerson
Morse
Malini
Ta Sun
Milwaukee
Jane Dailey
James Lilly
Stubbs
Second Dividend Declared for Indianapolis Bank Creditors
Receiver Hawkins announces a second dividend of 10 percent for creditors of the defunct Indianapolis National Bank. About 1,900 checks were sent to Washington for the Controller's signature. Once approved, the payment date will be set and about $100,000 will be distributed.
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Washington
Indianapolis National Bank
Hawkins
Eckles
Ols Sandtion
Among the Spiritualises Anniversary of Spiritualism Marked
Spiritualists plan the forty sixth anniversary celebration in Lorraine hall with floral decor and expected manifestations by angels and mediums. Mrs G W Kates will conduct after exercises with tests and spirit descriptions. Farmer Riley arrives in April to display materialization abilities. G F Schmid recalls a clairvoyant incident at a North Side event. Also noted a $225600 damages suit against Phoenix Bridge Co in federal court for the Louisville disaster victims.
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Lorraine Hall
G. W. Kates
Farmer” Riley
G. F. Schmid
Central Chair
Schmid
Jim
Prize fight halted by sheriff at Werneraville church
In reaping, Pennsylvania, sheriffs stopped a prize fight at the Werneraville Methodist Church early Saturday. The combatants were Mike Werner of Wilmington and Henry Kramer of the city. two rounds had occurred before officers arrived. Kramer knocked down Werner in the first round. No arrests were reported. A separate fire reports Borden, Indiana, destroyed by blaze near New Arpany. six stores and 18 residences burned, losses listed at 125000. Sunday church services listed for several denominations and congregations across the area.
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Reaping
Werneraville
Mike Werner
Wilmington
Henry Kramer
Kramer
New Arpany
Ind
Borden
Here
Burn
First Baptist
EF. Taylor
Central-ave. M. E
Buchtel
Meridianst
M. I
C. N, Sims
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. A. Randthaler
St. Paul’s Episcopal
G. A. Carstenben
Second Presbyterian
J. A. Milburn
T. S. Coulins
Court in Philadelphia Orders $167000 Funds to Indiana Receiver
The circuit court in Philadelphia ordered $167,000 of iron hall funds tied up in Pennsylvania to be turned over immediately to the Indiana receiver. The ruling does not involve the $350,000 bank wreckage but affects money paid in by members, giving the Indiana receiver a strong chance at distribution in Indianapolis. Judge Winters may order another dividend soon, and counsel says the funds will go to the order at large, setting a precedent for similar ownership questions in other states.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Falley
Iron Hall
Somerby Bank
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Winera
Liorace Smith
Dismissed for Divorce Suit as Death Is Served
The divorce case of Martha Blanch Ausinast Willard Blanch was dismissed in circuit court. She is widow of a man whose decomposed remains were found along the cause bank last Saturday. They married in August 1885 and lived together only three months. She swore she searched for her husband and believed him a non-resident of the state. Positive identification of the remains frees the woman and ends the divorce action. The report also covers city health matters, a mysterious disappearance in Houghville, and various local notices and marriages.
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Martha Blanch
Blanch
Col Breckinridge recounts tense court testimony in Pollard case
Washington March 31 Col Breckinridge described his dealings with Bliss Pollard before the court. He testified about payments, alleged engagements, and attempts to keep Pollard away from Washington while denying any criminal conduct. Pollard interrupted at times as the judge admonished her. the witness claimed promises of marriage were false and detailed meetings and offers to arrange finances.
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Washington
Col. Breckinridge
Bliss Pollard
Beagen
Sarah Guess
Jie
Jia
Landius
Ile
Lexington
Ithadea
Iiss Pollard
Lor Agein
Tubhouss
Isel
Hae
Dapuary
Isso
Lisot
Cincinpailles
Misa Pollard
Weeshington
Academy of the Isitation
Thase
Dr. Parsons
Theis
Hoselie
Rhodes
Mise Pollard
Bradley
Hoffman House
Mies Willard
Weahington
Blackburn
Mira
Shocking Confessions Tone Through Prisoner’s Damaged Testimony
The document outlines a prisoner's account of dangerous threats and violent incidents. He describes pressuring Mrs. Blackburn to push Mina Pollard to leave Washington and recounts a pistol incident involving Bliss Pollard. He details encounters with Madeline, confirms a marriage to Miss Wing, and discusses the Moore and Thomas offices with threats about a child and possible violence.
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Mrs. Blackburn
Mina Pollard
Washington
Madeline
Bliss Pollard
Miss Wing
Thomas
Baaconrs
Bionday
Hawaiians Seek Annexation Petition To Cleveland
Within a week political shifts in the islands show natives favoring annexation. Royalists concede, Queen Li accepts annexation to receive bounty, and a petition to Cleveland will be prepared and signed by cabinet members and native societies.
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Howonuie
Vie
San Francisco
Barch
Cleveland
SAHM'S CHOICE PLUMS ARE READY TO BE DISPENSED
Reports on local politics unfold with Captain Colbert slated for postmaster carrier superintendent and Sahm backing the move while Dems gripe over shifts. Labor leader Deery mobilizes petitions as Republican county race heats with Shiel Browning and others pushing rival canvasses. Taylex gains county support amid talk of state candidate combinations and last minute "log rolling" fears.
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Hol Thompson
Albert Sahm
Sahm
ax-Police
Colbert
Jim Deery
Colbart
Alway
Steeg
Tellor
C. W. Byfield
Mias Lizzie Jeup
Jeup
German Telegraph
Col. B. OC. Kuan
John Miller
David Miller
Bly. Miller
Thompson Bas
Rhody Shiel
John Browning
Smith
Schmidt
Kraus
Firat
Amusine
Jack Rowdy
Herrmann and Cawthorn set for weekend theater stints
Magician Herrmann and wife appear at Grand Opera House Saturday and Sunday nights and Saturday matinee next week. Walbert Cawthorn begins annual Park Theater engagement Monday afternoon with Littl Nugget a musical comedy previously staged here. After, J W Harrington performs three days in Rube Stacy.
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Cawthorne
J. W. Harrington
Rube Stacy
Death and unrest in Darlington war over liquor law
Two spies and two citizens died in Darlington on Friday as armed factions clashed near the depot amid liquor dispensary tensions. Militia mobilization was ordered but many patrols refused, while Darlington residents drill and arm themselves. Reports describe a tense, armed environment with potential federal involvement and a scramble over telegraph access.
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South Carolina
Cotumbia, & C
Darlington
Frank Normant
Redmond
McLeamon
Pepper
Governor’s Guards
Columbia Zvo
Tilman
Fpuorench
5. C
Wasaincron
Neva
Gov
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Vals
Capitol
Jehovah
America
Baughey Bank
Louisville
Ohio River
Jeffersonville
Louisville Trust Company
Phnix Bridge Company
Pria
Jenuary
Avon
Jas
Ciey
Denny
Board of Health
Eustman
Diapenssey
Fince
Gotie
Eastman
Tis
Jinstman
Houghhville
Tip van Winkie
Louis Bradden
Houghville
Bradhol
Benday
Stuli Riarching
East Livenvoor
Maren
German Soup House
Scottish Life Convention
Millis
Union Comrade Company
Powell
Frank Mannay
Shriek
Quier Shafer
Louis Donough
Union Station
N. J. Rhein
Kir. Rhein
Detroit
Borris
Patrick
Annie Griffin
Otto
Mollie Kamper
Geo
Sarah Henderson
B. I
Irene Mason
Walter
Mira. Ford
H. V
Mra
Marion Silver
Martha Frances Rogers
Benjamin Kennedy
Cleo Baxter
James C. Rogers
Mary M. Ferrell
Union Co-operative Laundry
Willie
Hir
Col. Eee
Biss Pollard
Lil
Hight
Wilk
Maud Schroth
Trimanual Court
Sug
Sen
Nest Guess
Beem
Bartholomeaw
Jesse Carlisle
Henry Arnold
McGuff
Doherty
Carlisle
Arnold
Tron
Vowall
Gould
Wabasa
Zella Nicolaus
Harvigan’s Theater
Capt
Doss
Cohn Sterz
Yools
Grand County
Will Taylex
Atrorney-General
Suiles
Saturdey
Noble County
Priza Hood
Ven Pelv’s
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