Prince Pu Lun Visits Indianapolis in American Style
The Chinese prince Pu Lun arrives at Claypool Hotel for a formal breakfast and visits Indiana institutions with Minister Wang Kai Kah. He greets crowds with bowing smiles and expresses interest in American education, while officials guide tours to the Deaf and Dumb Institute, Blind School, and local manufactories amid light rain.
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Claypont
Institute For the Deaf
Man's Reformatory
Atlas Engine Works
Encaumi Tle
Shout For
Adans & Raymond Venere
Baminet
Claypool
Pu Lun
Wang Kai Kah
Indianapolis
Prince
Prince Pu Lun
Aunfater Wong
Share Fury Cheng
William Fortune
Johnson
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Wison
Manufacturer's Association
Thurday
Willam Fortuse
Horsa Power
Ser
Wang
Prince Pu Dam
San Francisco
Prince Pur
Tim
Heads Chopped Off Prince Pu Lun Watch
A jagged shard of text recounts reactions to Prince Pu Lun in China and a contrasting American view. It describes fear among Chinese in Indianapolis and the alleged consequence of looking at him, with a claim that in America one can observe him safely. The passage reflects unsafe, sensational phrasing about violence and authority.
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Johnwon
Col
Russell B. Harrem
Charlee
Garrard
Indiana
Navite
Prince Pu Dan
China
Indianapater
Prince Pu Lun
Hint
Myal
Ching
America
Pu Lun's Diamond at the State House Crowd Delighted by Outfit
Prince Pu Lun attracts curious spectators at the state house as onlookers speculate on the cost of his imperial night attire. Witnesses guess the outfit possibly worth three to six thousand dollars and remark on the diamond he wears. The scene unfolds amid a lively discussion of eastern history.
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Pu Lun
Indiana
State House
Far East
Needle in Shoulder Incident Reported At Local Firefight
Harry Albright, 17, was arrested Thursday morning after an alleged stabbing of Nichol Tang in S. Bellest. A co defendant, Lang, suffered a needle wound to the shoulder during the confrontation in a smoke house at Kingryn & Cacs packing Nome. Lang was taken to the City dispensary and later to the Reagetal for treatment.
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Harry Albright
Albright
Hyttrennen Dunewn
Amkink
Aesault
Kell
Emokhng
Kringyn & Cacs
Nichol Tang
S. Bellest
Murry
Lang
Che
Damage suit in Kokomo and Greentown rail business dispute
A big damage suit arises in Kokomo and Greentown over a Cloverton railroad line dispute. It alleges destruction of property and cargo losses from a locomotive incident causing sacks of sod and mitre damage. Also notes Gen Tratha’s Africa move and L P McCormack’s illness threat at home.
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Kokomo
Tru
National Glass Company
Berths Cooperage Company
Greentown
Cloverton
BOM
Naval collision and mine disaster reported near Port Arthur
Vice admiral Togo relays Rear Admiral Dewa's report: the cruisers Kasuga and Yoshing collided in fog off Port Arthur on May 13. Yoshina sank with only a fraction of her crew saved. On the same day the battleship Maatanee struck a mine, and more than 60 men were lost with the two ships.
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Tokio
Togo
Dewa
Evuivera Kasuga
Yoshing
Port Arthur
Yoshina
Ute
MaAtanee
Je Tg
Banker Parker Held on Bond in Embezzlement Case
Alfred C. Parker a Hed ford bank clerk was charged with embezzling about five dollars and not furnishing bond. Indicted by a federal grand jury he was brought to Indianapolis Thursday by Deputy U S marshal Boyer for trial in Marten county jail.
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Alfred C. Parker
Marten County
Parker
Hed.ford
Hedy
Indianaplis
Thureday
U.S
Scalping Accident Aboard Blar Boore Elevator
Arthur Cupp of the shipping department at the Blar Boore suffered a severe scalp wound when an elevator descended while he watched it on the second floor. Four inches of scalp torn from his head. He was unconscious as the car halted before reaching him and was taken to the city hospital.
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Arthur Cupp
Blar Boore
Cupp
We Caubal
Ety Horpitad
Hard Work Drove Wife Insane in Divorce Case
Judge Alm sustained a demurrer to the amended complaint of Auguer Hoheisel for divorce from Marthy Hoheisel. The wife alleges frequent abuse and threats, claiming the husband beat her and once broke her finger. She seeks divorce on grounds of insanity and desertion amid disputed testimony about her husband’s insistence on unpaid labor at his greenhouses.
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Jurge Alm
Auguer Hoheisel
Marthy Hoheisel
Lad
Hoieise Han
Journalists' gathering seen as potential permanent group
Country editor reports the press parliament event in St Otis with about 300 attendees. The universal press parliament, led by Walt Williams, garnering strong interest to form a lasting organization amid a bustling May scene.
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ST. Otis
Warts Press
Word
Onder
Inn Festival Wall
Univresal Press Patiament
Migeourg Ongarey Ertitae
Walt Willams
Prince Pu Lun Visit Sparks Chinese Reactions in America
A fragmented account notes mixed Chinese responses to Prince Pu Lun in the United States. Some oppose him as a Tart ar, while others hope his visit accelerates cultural exchange or eventual modernization of China. The text reflects language biases and unclear attribution.
New Rival May Knock Out Irish Potato
A despatch from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania May 19 reports Senator Quay in precarious condition and resting at home. A French agricultural note discusses a new potato variety from Venguay claimed to have high yield and disease resistance, endorsed by medical society officials and attracting interest from Uruguay.
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Pittsburg
Morganara Saya
al 8 Quay
Jerome Quay
Vinta Peturm
Quay
Penneyivania
Elinay
al Mors
Warhingtin
French National Society of Mediculture
Congal Haynes
Pas Adeptiot
Polio O
Uruguay
Conductor Mistake Costs City $500 Transfer Error
An appellate court case details George W. Clark receiving a wrong transfer from a Citizens' street railway conductor who wrongly issued a W. Blake Street transfer. Clark, paying fare on a Missouri car, was removed from a car after holding the incorrect transfer. The court ruling affirms a $500 award for Clark due to the conductors error.
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Martyn Errent
George W. Clack
Citizens’ Street Railway
Clark
Hlake St
Mammoth Bones Unearthed in Fairmount Area
In Fairmount a state geologist reports fossil teeth help confirm a mammoth skeleton found in a local lake area. The find, described as the most complete yet, may belong to a large extinct creature rather than a mastodon, with talks of museum acquisition through state action.
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Mammouth
Fairmount
State
Parry Receives Handful Silver Set As Gift
A presentation event honored Parry with a handsome silver set. The gathering included officials from New York and Indianapolis. Attendees listed include Lutwig Niffem, Parry, and other dignitaries as the ceremony recognized Parry’s contributions and the gift was formally presented.
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Parry
Barry
Pathan
Han Ware
New York
Dawid M. Parry
Toginnapolis
Letary
Marshal Crottag
Fytt Silanan
Splendid Concert For Benefit Of Blind Men's Home
A large crowd is expected at a Friday night concert at Tonla von hall to aid the Industrial home for blind men. Charles HL gti of the board of managers says the event helps bridge poverty and need, with a program featuring Prof. George M. Hebble, Paul Witham Jeffries, Miss Catherine Raver, and others aided by the Roberts Park choral society.
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Industral Home For
Find Men
Tonlavon Hall
Find Man
Poorhouse
Charles HL Gti
Board of Managers
George M. Hebble
Paul Witham Jeffries
Misa Catherine Raver
Carolne Winter Goetz
Olver Inenwee
David Levy
Rose Reott
Edward Neil
H. Roberts
Mixa Verte Davidson
Bayi Holt
Roberts Park
Wanted 10 Lynch a Dog Evansville Incident Endangers Pup
Evansville Indiana May 19 a crowd of children gathered after noon in the West End to demand that a white dog be killed. As the mob grew larger the roar rose with chants and threats. A boy urged rope and the crowd hurled stones and clubs, threatening to end the dog’s life before authorities intervened.
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Evansville
Ind
Clara
Schwanz
Woo Wax
Sige
Bedford Murder Trial Progresses in May Examination
In Bedford, the murder trial of James McDonald advances with witness Ada V. Smith recounting Mina Sarah Schacter's stay and letters. Candy testified about the body showing wounds near the right eye as clothing was sorted. McDonald shows little interest and may be the first witness for his defense.
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Bedford
James McDonald
Mina Sarah Schacter
Riy
Ada V. Smith
Misa Hater
Candy
McDonald
Terre Haute Traction Changes Its Name
Terre Haute electric traction company seeks to reform as Terre Haute traction and light company after secretary of state amendments to articles of incorporation. The brief note mentions expanded operation areas and a shift in corporate identity.
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Terre Haute Traction
Terre Haute Electric Traction Company
Fla
Terre ‘Haute Traction and Light Company
Defense Opens in Gillespie Murder Trial
Defense lawyers begin their case in the Gillespie murder trial presenting questions about motive and evidence as the court proceeds with the high profile case. The jury hears opening statements outlining planned defenses and key witnesses scheduled to testify in the coming days.
Attempt to Prove Alibi in Gillespie Murder Trial
In Rising Sun Indiana on May 13 defense attorneys plan to prove alibis for four accused in the Gillespie murder case. Judge overruled motion to dismiss. 30 witnesses summoned. Defense aims to impeach State witnesses and present good character evidence. They contend no motive and that others shared the estate dispute guilt. The defense will show Elizabeth Gillespie, James Gillespie, and others had alibis and explain gun variability. Testimony from T Route and others notes insurance, reputations, and prior employment.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Congress
F. M. Griffith
Gilenpia
Gaz
James Gurspie
Lizzie Gillespie
James Gillespie
Elszie
Alice
Gil Saxple
Griffith
Gore Whint
Grifith
Ailceple Tenne
Seward
Linsie
Orth
Eizabeth Gillespie
Fitzabeth
Thosie Seward
Elizanth
T. Troute
Cleveland
Mulzabeth
James
Berngood
J. Harris
Eugene Epgey
Harris
H. W. Scranton
the National Bank
Mrs. Barbour
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Adjacent States
Fair and warmer weather expected Thursday night and Friday with variable winds. Temperature at 7 am 60, noon 53, and generally mild conditions. In Indiana and nearby states southerly winds, slight warming forecast. Miller's Poor Aim case ends with six months at workhouse as Thomas Miller jailed by Judge Alford for assault with intent following a quarrel on N Senate Ave. revolver discharged, injuring a bystander George Adams but not seriously feared. Wallace Coons escaped harm.
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Indiana
Miller
Thomas Miller
Alford
Senate
Wallace Coons
Coons
George Adams
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