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Bt Petersburg reports plague rumors among Harbin soldiers denied. Singapore steamer Sigo potentially notes May 14 passing 42 Baltic fleet vessels 40 miles from Cape Varella. Manila American troops kill Pala Moro chief. New York liner Carol (he) ran aground and is heated. Chicago Samimi Gamers and State Board of Arbitration seek strike settlement. Cincinnati Negra arrested at Newport Ky confesses killing three and marked ten others for death. Hong Kong Rojestvoenskys fleet sails north.
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Singapore
Sigoyia
Cape Varella
Annam
Cincinnati
Newport
Felopeer Dies of Poisoning in New York
Herbert Kepler, said to be son of a wealthy businessman of Delapil Florida, was found dead in his room at Susense hotel amid poisoning. A woman calling herself Mrs Dena Miller who accompanied him to the hotel nine days earlier led to his death report and was arrested. Police say she remains silent. Keyler faced alleged forgeries, and the case ties to city figures. Kepler’s wife and three children remain behind. Restres are fined for a separate matter involving street conduct.
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Sf Piyts-Wrre Press Association
AW York
Herbert Kepler
Busines
Delapil
Fla
Susrense Hotel
Mra Dena Miller
Jim
Erik
Te Polier
Eyler
Dela
Samenar
Keyier
Miler Sol Kepler
Aige
Moe Wis Arsay
Fragmentary note on Holtzman and mental health policy
Fragmented OCR text mentions Holtzman and an AGP charge, with unclear dates and places. It references tiers, proclamations, and a Friday event, plus partial names like Maver Heligman and Matern Wert, but lacks coherent context or complete facts.
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Holtzman
Thermas
Lomenia Lc
Heligman
Fixing Peace Plan In Strike
Samuel Gompers and Levy Mayer held a four hour Chicago Athletic Club conference over the Chicago teamsters strike. A next meeting was planned for Thursday to seek terms, with arbitration urged by both sides as a possible path to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcripps-True Press Association
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
Union Ta Bar
America
Levy Mayer
Son of Chicago, Hell
Chicago Athletic Club
Teamsters
Gompers-Mayer Vonierener
Merchants
Tecinsters
Teamstery
Gommers
Meritin S Hatel
Pye
State Board of Arbitrtion
Shea
Atne
Eamst Wnc Wien
Ady Reed
Furniture Teamsters’ Union
Gompers
Pat
Aulan
Gene Perk
Clarence Mirrow
Gempers
Dasion
Doctor Kills Himself in Office With Landing Knife
Noblesville Indiana May 18 Dr Mettigian aged 97 recently returned from Kansas killed himself in his office on Wednesday night using a physician’s landing knife from his instrument case. The struggle left blood on walls chairs and furniture. Police say the act followed a period of depression and illness. the doctor’s death is ruled suicide with no third party involvement.
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Noblesville
Kansas
Ind
BR. Mettigaln
Don Dassage
Sturde
Stardeyane
City Customs Refuddled Amid Turmoil in the Nation
A confused national crisis unfolds as the government struggles with internal orders and public unrest. Officials confirm security measures amid erratic statements and routine operations, while a separate incident leads to a brief court appearance before release.
Unhappy Romance Ended In Brief Indianapolis Divorce
The governor and a woman he married after a brief separation faced a divorce case in Indianapolis. Gilespie and his wife reportedly wed while separated. her age and abandonment claims sparked a courtroom dispute. Proceedings allege disparately that she deserted him as the case unfolds in court.
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Purelinen Sammel
Gillespie
Lee
Wien
Fae
Phere
Dean
Yuba
Weil Ryan
Gil
Gilespie
Ahr
Iagerhey
Illesple
Indianapolis
Boyheal
Eliminate Fads From Schools to Restore Sound Teaching
State education officials push removal of fad subjects from Indiana schools. Board members report progress toward a revised, merit-based curriculum to begin in fall, trimming scientific agricul ture, botany, geology, and similar topics to focus on core reading, arithmetic, writing, and spelling.
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Hue
Baistay
Inveruetinn
Fanation
Bnard
Windiat
Ana
Lexsena
Seven More Barbers Implicated in Seizure Case
Seven Newton barbers Meredith Meadows Arthur Dawson William Dickson East Time Waiter at Home Chirenes Shinlap and Boe faced charges for loitering and trading in illicit goods. The group, linked to Sagaiowek junk dealers, was seized after a Riverside park incident where a laborer died following a fall and heart pain. Authorities identified the body hours later, noting the deceased resided in the western part of the city.
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Siege
Aline
Tuetice
Tradt
Sindar
Newton Clas
Meredith Meadows
Arthur Dawson
William Dickson
East Time
Chirenes Shinlap
Boe
Avins
Sagaiowek
Kreos
Washington-er
Riverside Park
Westminster Confession Backlash in Presbyterian Debate
In a controversial article a Carter faction opposes the Westminster confession, criticizing its eternal torment doctrine and accusing church leaders of endorsing harsh creedal judgments. The piece questions church face value to the current generation and cites Dr. Carter and Dr. Moffat amid debates at the general assembly.
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8. T. Carter
Presbytery
Nassau
Westminster Confession
Mien
Lind
Vireil
Mlata
Socrates
Calo
Antoninna
Confucius
Trantamia
Presbyterian
Westminster
Smith Charged Over Counterfeit Dollars Case
A federal jury case in Hammond centers on counterfeit dollars passed by Smith. Witnesses including railroad and hotel staff testified to the notes’ fake markings and attempts to pass them on a train and at a hotel. Smith conceded uncertainty about the coins, and the defense prepared arguments as the prosecution waived discretionary privilege.
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United States
Mith
Thas
Ten Gat
Anges
Mobi
Smith
Hammond
Grand Gtey
Harke's Rane
Herken Siding
Gray
Co& Bar
Manny
Emirh
Wheatland
Ind
Welch
North Jade
Snon
City News Digest Crowded Indiana Headlines
Indianapolis headlines report Smith on trial in federal court for counterfeiting. The State Board of Education advances curriculum revision. A requisition denial blocks Policeman Gillespie from Ohio. Launderers raise shirtwaist prices. A fire destroys two homes on N. Wardner Street. Noblesville reports I. R. Pet Hijohn rise with knife threat. Winona Lake hosts Presbyterian General Assembly moderator election. Terre Haute notes rising Wabash River dewlands.
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Indianapolis
Thurman
Smith
State Board of Education
Tiny
Hanly
Gillespie
Ohio
Winona Lake
Presbyterian General Assembly
Terre Haute
Wabash Riveers Rising
Dewlands
Nanederl
Church Merger Discussed By Topeka United Brethren
In Topeka on a May morning the United Brethren convened to consider uniting with the Congregationalists and Metnomin Protestants. No organized opposition appeared as reports suggested adoption. The plan keeps each church name for now and creates a central council of three merging congregations to arrange timing and details. The goal is to advance evangelistic, educational, and missionary work through the merger. Notable figures from Columbus and Washington Gladden participated, with Kansas University representatives present.
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Topeka
The
United Brethren
Busines
Jouy
Topart Mayo
Congregationartes
Metnonise
Vhurehen
Anon
Ky Euneral Cine
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Congresupanaiisys
KB Stephone
Kansasity University de Methods
Kansasity University de Methods Upatests
Jeyddan Baye Epter
Rocketeer
Jay
Meniberm
Melodrama Court Spares Belle Hawkins in Marriage Case
Belle Hawkins testified she wed William Hawking on October 4, 1903 at age about 16 and left him next day. Circule court judge granted probation after she chose Indianapolis laborer George Kiefer, who urged her to return home. Authorities intervened to separate her from Hawkins and dispose of the case as annulment pursued to marry Kiefer.
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Irl
William Hawking
Elwond
Arema
Hawkins
George Kiefer
Indianapolia Iran
Hlwood
Indianayintin
Kiefer
Indianepolis
Belle Tone
Hvebail
Kieter
Stobbe
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Feloper
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Dona Miller
Seth
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Stegemele Broz
N. Silncia
Cail Us Up
Hoosier Fish Co
Virginia-ave
Kruse & Deventer
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Geen Fm
Washington St
Park Theater
Rieehenmeyer
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Teohard Morahan
Frank Kans
Valine
Uf Raying
Insianapolis ‘Traction & Terminal
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Tambeitiy
Foovis
Mnice
Mathis Wells
Denmayivanst
Rhursday
Nid Mothay
Scripps
Mincosnati
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Hie Nave
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Joseph Southard
Mier
Kida
Prinalt Sunt
Dsree
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Wal
Altmons
Ramcel
Carter
Adder
General Assembly
de Samuel
Westchester
Presbytery of
Blassay
Lor
GD Moffat
Washington and Jefferson
Tamtrlane
Tinsel SA oSee
Fage & Cole
Rey J Addison Henry
Path Ihia Mumlter
Peery Terley General Assembly
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Burke's
Belle Hope
Janes
Dusticas
Cate
Bliss Nativa
J. P. Mullaly
Harry D. Weller
Witeuebty Tuilding
Meridian
Tloona
Botetz
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