Quill vows to reveal all to courts amid Blame claims
Talk with Tom Quill describes his plan to expose what he calls a political frame up led by Matt Cummings. He insists he will appear without counsel, promise astounding facts, and says the grand jury continues its work as he denies wrongdoing and defends Charley Many. Matt Cummings says he knows nothing of the case and hints at long standing county commissioners issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Cummings
Sun
Tyler
Duncan
Clinton
Charley Many
Republcan Club
Thetrone
Uiil
Tom
Mie Settled the Strike by Compulsory Proposals
A Minn city broom factory owner and married man resolves a strike by promising wage equity to all workers within a month. He threatens to fire those without compliance as he seeks harmony among married and single employees amid seasonal demand.
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Bhood
Dubra
Minn
Cos
Ealpeff Lim
New Bedford Bark Sea Fox Blown Up Off Africa Coast
Information reports the New Bedford bark Sea Fox exploded on the West coast of Africa. Five persons were killed when a sailor dropped a lit cigar into a powder keg causing the blast.
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Brorses
May
Africa
A Grim Report on Forest and Field Fires
A string of fires across forests and fields continues with little relief. Farm losses mount toward a half million dollars and at least a dozen lives are reported lost. The era of fire damage disrupts rural life as farmers abandon property and markets suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dernarr
Scoring Wine Rooms Trial Opens With Denunciations
The trial of John J. Clements for the death of Paul Nowland began with the defense resting and the state presenting its strongest arguments. Duncan Smith and Major Mitchell depicted wine rooms as moral ruins, detailing how such establishments lure patrons, ruin families, and lead to murder, urging the jury to see the deeper depravity behind the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell-heles
John J. Clements
Paul Nowland
Criminal
Duncan & Smith
Major Mitchell
Tur Sun
Smith
Duncan
Mitchell
Hell
Guis
Diome, Renory Bigelow Quiet Departure Mentioned
Diome silences Renory M Bigelow agent of the great British syndicate left the city Wednesday with a note and claim of secret work. The report hints at a connection to the Republic and possible upcoming developments tied to Bigelow's actions and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renory
M. Bigelow
Eer Eyndicata
Mr. Bigelow
Local notices and court actions in Grange County
A busy Grange County report covers lawsuits, bonds, and administrative appointments. Scott Baker and others face charges or pleadings. Edmund B. Neel posts a $1000 bond. case details include a death claim and estate matters. Local theft, harassment, and public safety notes appear alongside a charitable maintenance disbursement and business prosecutions.
Flannel Shirts Sweep Fashion from New York to Philadelphia
A chaotic survey of the flannel shirt craze spreading across cities. The piece notes Downs & Finch of New York once dominant in fancy shirts failing amid shifts to flannel. It describes styles from bold striped to plain white, price ranges from 1.25 to 5 dollars, and how both men and women adapt with accessories and other garments. It highlights the social spectacle around tennis whites and parade attire, with vivid images of belts, sashes, and bold ties, and ends with a social critique of fashion excess.
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Pennsylvania
Washington Streecs
Downs & Finch
New York
Firma
America
Trey
Oosa Tre
Thoughitesaly
Evra
Paul
Va Atv
Armericans
Bfo
Sannel Shirt Bighs
Quita
Silk
Windsor
soLer
Touching Union de pot scene shows blind man with guides
An old, weathered man guides by two helpers a tall blind man walking with a boy. The scene centered on pity and care as bystanders react. The blind man’s coat, bare legs, and tattered hat reflect hardship while the boy and elders share a somber, sympathetic moment.
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Union Depot
Shea Sality
Rosea
Oman
Theo
Bill
Drouthy Weather Worsens Ohio Valley Crops
WaShingTon May 4. The agricultural department receives complaints about drought. The dry spell is worst in the Ohio valley and ongoing rainfall is awaited to prevent substantial crop losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Ohio Valley
Pruss bitten by mad dog in winter voyage to Paris
Adam Pruss a Fifth Street grocer of Cincinnati was bitten by a mad dog last winter and traveled to Paris to convey Kasten. A cablegram reports his oath. In Loxton May 1 the Parnell commission heard Archbishop Walsh testify that the influence of the national league reduced crime in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
Cincinnati
Adam Pruss
League
Loxton
Parnell Commission
Walsh
National League
Ireland
County Board Reassesses Liquor License Notices
County commissioners resolved the liquor license publication requirement now applies to daily papers and will accept notices published and carried before the governor's proclamation. They confirm all notices filed prior remain legal and from today forward notices must be in daily newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhey
Alleged Violator in Mayor Court Over Intoxicant Sales
Henry Guecker a recently arrived immigrant faced mayor's court for selling intoxicants to miner Charles Pare at a Buchanan Street saloon. Officers Corrigan and Rouacher arrested him. hearing set for Saturday after repeated warnings. Frank McKernan, fined $25 for violating Sunday saloon orders, also appeared. he works as bartender at Steph Matiler's place.
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Henry Guecker
Chas. F. Pare
At & Beuchanan
Corrigan
Rouacher
Marett Shoes Show New Spring Styles at 16 North Penna
Public notice of Marett Shoes promoting low prices and new spring footwear at 16 North Pennsylvania Street with invitation to visit and testify to the store's reputation.
Free Gas Movement Prompts Indianapolis Debate
A discussion on a free gas plan for manufacturers in Indianapolis drew support from business leaders like John Brush and others who envision land first, then gas to factories. Critics warned the scheme favored landowners along the belt line and urged organized subscriptions and a formal committee to secure land and subscriptions. A separate note reports Brownlee’s coal shaft fire at Hadleytown, with insured loss.
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Indianapolis
Avery Sadearer
Wednnesday
Committee of
Coventeen
Card of Trade
Wert
Board of Trade
Tiose Pressut
William ‘Scott
Eerraw
D. M. Bradlury
dJuége Mazi A
BBC Robo Mertindale
Alfeire
Te Ka Rammed Py
Iyram
O. Eldridge
Real
M. Soanes
Gordenager
Martindale
Judrhu
Beco
Bolt Road
Unites Intereated
Naft
Oynera Eus
Idge
Amd
Muncie
Eas
Chicago
John T. Brush
Free
Andargon
Munsis
Kokomo
Jobo S. Lazarua
Charles Moyer
Williz
Eadish
The Walkings Match Herty Heads 235 Miles Credit
In New York on May 5 Herty has 235 miles in the walking match with Cartwright 5 miles behind and Herelman 13 miles back. Aionored in New Orleans May 8 reports an audience witnessing Archbishop Jonesens palliation. Weather notes for Indiana forecast fair to light rain with cooler northern areas. Brooklyn Shoe Store advertises savings up to one dollar on shoes.
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New York
Herty
Cartwright
Herelman
New Orleans
Jonsens
Indiana
Temperatures and trials in a river city era shock and wonder
A chaotic article notes a nine foot thermometer to be displayed near the Sherman house and reports a steamboat explosion at Sunflower landing injuring M J Aid of the Detroit Free Press. It recounts a battered Augustus Thompson pleading guilty to assault before a grand jury while a barber Chas. Wate describes injuries from the attack.
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West
Sherman House
Union Depot
M.juad
Detroit Free Press
Chateau
Sunflower Landing
Mississsippi River
Middletown
Augustus Thompson
Chas. Wate
Barber
Thomypeen
Gtand
Gienwm Co Health Board Plans Firmer Action on Unclean Premises
The Gienwm Co health board woke on Thursday to find more business than ever in its banos as inspectors noted rampant filth. Clerks report they will send notices to violators and answer calls about substandard work, promising prosecution if premises remain dirty after warnings. Miss Kate Drexel, daughter of the late Francis A. Drexel, joined the Sisters of Mercy in Pittsburgh, a renunciation of wealth and family ties that surprised many.
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Gienwm Co. Health Board
Moe
Tota
Heder
Sunta
Philadelphe
Kate Drexel
Lata Francis A. Trexel
Ceeker
Order of Thatsters of Mercy
Pittsburg
Miss Drexel
Columbus striker opposes four cent barrel reduction
Reports from Columbus describe an employee at Schimerer’s cooperage factory striking over a four cent cut per barrel. Additional notes mention polluted water from White River and lax enforcement of closing times at gambling dens. Society members plan a June 1 European tour and tax debts threaten property sales.
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Columbus
Schimerer
White River
Saleois
Party of Society
Europe
Big Four cuts time to New York with revised routes
Railroad notes report the Big Four shortening the Cincinnati trip to 3:25 with arrival in Cincinnati at 6:20 and continued connections to New York via Chesapeake and Ohio trains. Virginia spring resort service improves with through solid trains to New York arriving overnight, plus daily Chicago to Cincinnati expresses. An excursion to Richmond is planned next Sunday under the auspices of the Wernise orphans’ LGMLe.
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Big
New York
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio
Virginia Spring
Washington
Vid
Babies Beat Indians In Turbulent Ball Game At Cleveland
A crowd of 2 500 watched Indianapolis face Cleveland with Geizein starting for the visitors and Buckley behind the plate. The Babies led by strong hitting from Beatin Sutcliffe and Stricker battled through nine frames as Cleveland rallied with key blows by McAleer McKean and Seery. Final score showed Cleveland edging Indianapolis 4 to 6 after a dramatic late-inning push.
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Cleveland
Clavelardera
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Buckeyes
Geizein
Babies
Buckley
Beatin
Sutcliffe
Barnum
Stricker
Sullivan
McAleer
McGeachy
McKean
Schoereck
Bassett
Twitchell
Blank
Seery
Capt
Classcock
Essword
Balle
Denny
Aseel
Faatz
Radford
Tebean
Glasscock
Blane
Wveitchell
Enesett
Louie Schoeneck
Sutcllffe
Getzein
Suteliffe
Sutelife
McKeen
Pretzelietzein
Tebeau
McAlear
Derry Denny
Zepayra
Featz
McGeecis
Aecadifce
Bagcott
Vero
itteAleer
Schoeneck
Neal
Schoerech
Echocreck
Sully
Tebay
Baesett
Schoepeck
Beery
Chlasscock
Tantz
Sullivan Suit Over Deposited Funds Sparks Multiple Actions
Sullivan_Again and State on relation of Jason Willson and Adam Wolfe sue John E Sullivan and bondsmen for 2896 dollars deposited by Harry J Milligan as trustee of Stoughton Fletcher estate. Eight more suits for 2955.58 dollars follow. two additional actions expected soon. Steamer Alaska burned in Detroit May 8. Loge damage 20020 dollars.
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Tom Quill
MIE
A Ptessel Blowaa OF
Sas Gaivarth
Central Hospital For the Insane
Sapt Galbraith
Board of Directors
the State University At
Bloomington
Bates House
General Asses
Colonels
Azic
Louisvillla
Louisville
Iewin
Phillies
Chauncy
Chauncey Depew
Western Union
New_ York
Roberts & Co
Clifton
Cencinnati
Law and Order League
Mosby
George and
Henry Williams
Burrago
City Ltte
Scott Baker
7Scuire Alford
Honor
Oelac
Barned Hauck
Pormen St
Grange County
Martin Pahey
Thomas
Qeaih
Thuragay
Blind Asylum
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Jacob Millivan
Darrel Hougs
Wm. Coffman
Lford Blackman
Thurs Gay
E. W. Blinn
Court House Republican Club
Secoit Baker
Squire Alford
Baker
Wine Room Association
Geo. Grinateiner
Geo
Joseph
Daniel Singletary
Squire Judkins
Chas. W. Born
David Powell
Squire Judkin
Powell
Horn
Hood
Samoa
Sevwall
Apia
Brians
Sor
Washington, May
Snl
Col. J. C. Kelton
R. C. Drum
Gen. Williams
Stephen A. Douglass
Field
van Buren
Hiram Miller
Smith Williams
Tetrich Hck
James Thorpe
Lonpox
Madame Brandeis
Tamasese
Bravi
Ind
Brownlee
Hadleytown
Outekirta
Brooklyn
Buitton
Serge
Brooklyn Shof
Mass.ave
Ungipe House
Usly
Santa Bancapa
Cal
U. S
Charleston
W.stington
Grey. Thompson
Civil Service Commission
Cancinnati
Rank Baker
Railroad Notes
Jack
Corker
Philadelphia
Haddock
Mack
Casey
Gleason
Hallman
Boston
Clarkson
Bennett
Crane
Ewing
Brown
Krock
Flint
Staley
Miller
Detroit
Alaska
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