Cigarettes and Read Yellow-Backed Novels At Larissa Front
Fresh charges of cowardice and incompetency target Crown Prince Constantine of Greece as Greek forces fight on the Graeco Turkish frontier. Reports from Larissa claim the prince smoked and read novels while battle raged, with women and children ejected to clear space for him and dispatched horses. Greek soldiers, though praised for pluck, are said to lack strong leadership as officers abandon battalions. Crete’s fate looms with talks of union with Greece and a provisional government after troops withdraw. A Greek loan of 6 million drachmas is cited, with negotiations hampered by slow guidance from powers.
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Paris
Marti
Conardice
Crown-prinse Constantine
Greece
Velestinog
Hhe
Volo
Amilicar Cipriani
Teader
Athens
Suit Over Insolvent Firm Crushes Sturtevant Estate
The Union Trust Company sues in superior court seeking recovery from Annie E H Sturtevant Nellie Carter and others after the 1847 death of Arthur H Sturtevant. The receiver alleges multiple misappropriations totaling over 16,000 and asks damages from partners and insurers to satisfy creditors.
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Tnion (Rust Company
Trust Company
Recviver
A. ST. Sturvrenant & Co
Arthur H. Sturtevant
Wm. A. Chew
Chas. P. Berl
Sturtevant
Annie E H. Sturtevant
Nellie Carter
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Supreme Council al Arcanum
Northwestern Rotravelers’ Association
Tts
Chew and Berk
Mrs. Sturtevent
Mutual of New York
Royal Aacapum
Northwestern Travelers’ Association
Notable deaths and a courthouse arson incident emerge
Janitor in Randolph County West Virginia set a basement fire with kerosene causing total loss and no insurance. Ranaldo A. Gibbon, noted Mexico City writer and former secretary of legation in Washington, is dead. Senator Joseph H. Earle of South Carolina also dies amid crowded race with McLaurin and Attorney General Barber leading contenders to succeed him.
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Randolph County
W. Va
Courhouse
Ranaldo A. Gibbon
City of
Mexico
Washington
Joseph H. Earle
South Carolina
Congressman McLaurin
Barber
Deputies to Be Replaced If Civil Service Rule Holds
United States attorney general rules deputy U S marshals are not civil service and must be filled from classified lists. Indiana district deputy Kercheval says he will replace current deputies with Republicans if the policy stands and cites home men as reliable workers. In Indianapolis, deputies John E Foley Jeremiah Foley and Chis P Taylor would be affected, appointed at the start of ex Marshal Hawkins term by President Cleveland.
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United States Attorney-General
Washington
United States
U.S
Kercheval
Indiana
Tom
Indianapolis
John E
Jeremiah
Foley
Chis
Tayior
Hawkins
Cleveland
Secret meeting seeks Curtis resignation as silver faction debates mayor bid
A secret Thursday gathering, described as the whitest metal advocates meeting, proposes a five member committee to press Chairman Curtis of the Democratic city committee to resign. Millard F. Cox stabilizes the group, while Franklin Tanders and others clash over positions as Thomas Taggart’s mayoral prospects loom. Democrats align with a silver plank for the city platform amid ongoing feuds and a looming leadership reorganization.
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Curtis
Democratic City Committee
Tron Hall
Howev
Millard F. Cox
Cox
Franklin Tanders
Geman
Gold
Franklin Faws Romus F. Stuart
T. J. Johnson
Andrew Bruce
Tenry Neeson
Thomas Taggart
Thomas
Mr. Waggart
Supreme Court limits railways in bus line siting at stations
Friday the supreme court ruled that railway companies may designate the location of bus lines at railway stations in the case William H. Lucas versus Wilkey R. Herbert of Knox county. The court refused a new hearing in Helen Gougar versus Lafayette election officers who barred her vote. In Manard O. Weakley versus William R. Wol the court ordered a brief filed by June 1. A railroad receiver reported for 1896 showing a 13 794 73 surplus after dividend. A Vandalia train killed Berre Garrett near Ben Davis, body sent to Connersville. coroner noted crushing injuries.
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Supreme Court
William H. Lucas
Wilkey R. Herbert
Knox County
Helen Gougar
Lafayette
Manard O. Weakley
William R. Wol
Shelbyville
B. O. Hopkins
Peoria, Decatur & Hivansville Railroad
Peoria & Pekin Union Railway
Connersville
Berre Garrett
Ben Davis
Richardson
Garrett
Doctor Hiram Gastor Appointment Hours Listed
The notice shows Dr. Hiram Gastor at 988 Massachusetts with visiting hours 9 to 10 a.m. 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday 9 to 10 a.m. The piece presents a concise schedule for patient appointments and availability.
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Hiram
Gastor
Insurers Fight State Tax Board Over Policy Tax Powers
A legal clash unfolds in circuit court as John and others sue the State Board of Tax Commissioners seeking an injunction to halt taxation of paid in insurance policies. Attorneys spar over constitutional authority and the legislature's refusal to pass a bill taxing policies, with sarcasm and procedural debates shaping the lengthy morning session.
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Ventas
John
Smith
Air Chambers
Bari
Severdens
Wetehar
Smit
Eeyvornh
Stone in Court for Assault Attempt in Tuxedo Park
A four and a half foot boy named Stone, described as half-witted and homeless, faced a grand jury after an alleged attempt to assault a resident of Tuxedo Park on Thursday afternoon. The incident stirred local residents, and the girl's father, Wm HM Bryant, intervened to prevent possible mob action. Stone has prior police court appearances and may be sent to an institution.
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Stove
Berenys
Tuxedo Park
Frid Stone
Tie
Bhlim
Sone Institution
Puxedo
Bryant
Mrs. Kereener Dead Wife of Local Restaurateur
Mrs Te Kershner wife of Will Kershner well known restaurant man died Thursday night from a complication of diseases at her home 224 N Delaware. She was 29 and daughter of W F Tester. A small son survives. Funeral Sunday in charge of Undertaker Whitsett.
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Te. Kershner
Will Kershner
N. Delawarest
W. Fr. Tester
Whitsett
Pardon Appeal For Young Haughey Sought By McKinley
The appeal seeks presidential pardon for Theodore Haughey a seven year old who allegedly endured sentence to shield his son Schuyler Haughey from punishment in connection with the lootings of the Indianapolis national bank. Meanwhile officials investigate the Monticello state bank failure tied to the Logansport State National Bank collapse as an appointed receiver is expected. The Gentry dog show moves to Madison and Morris with events planned Friday and Saturday despite earlier bad weather.
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McKinley
President McKinley
Theodore Haughey
Schuyler Haughey
Indianapolis National Bank
Madison Ave
Morrisst
Merri
Local Board Delays Asphalt Contract Amid Bid Fuss
The Board of Public Works seeks new proposals for repairing the city streets after uncovering bid irregularities against Germe-Kentucky Asphalt. Local firms claim undervaluation and inferior materials while attorneys argue for tighter specs. The city engineer's satisfaction clause may shift incentives as bids reopen.
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Board of Public Works
Awio
Germeo-Kentucky Asphalt cCompina
Ring
Noard of Public Works
Wind and storms lash Indianapolis with damage and injuries
A fierce wind storm in Indianapolis toppled tents at a dog show injuring several, felled a Ben Far sign, knocked a window at the senate chamber, and caused damage across Market and Penn streets. A messenger boy fractured a leg, a streetcar line lost service, and a court case involving Mrs Christina Morrison was postponed. Lightning damaged a house at 561 Weghorst street, while Rambl er bicycles are advertised as sturdy with new pricing at Bird Co.
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Afr. Tabor
Tuuttte
Indianapolis
Marion
Jamies Kurrews
Market
Stevensoon
Flo
Brightwood
Clifford
Columbia-ave
Applause for Prof Arens Opens May Music Festival
A May festival opening in Tomlinson hall drew a large audience despite bad weather. Prof Van der Sueken directed the chorus and orchestra as solos and choral pieces, including The Swan and the Skylark, earned enthusiastic ovations. Featured performers included Mr Strangela Davies, Mme DeVere tfapio, Oli Willard Pierce, Miss Sara Langton Welker, and Mr Evans Williams. The choral work attracted the loudest acclaim amid a fashionable audience. the program highlighted Wagner selections and a string of solos and duets.
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Ff. X. Arens
Tomlinson Hall
Th Sentlemen
Mphony
Strangela Davies
Davies
Mme. DeVerefapio
Mozart
Paris
Helena
Oli$ Willard Pierce
Indianapolis
Sara
Agton Welker
Feuraps
Evans Williams
the Flying Dutchman
Lila Russell
Sara Layton Walker
Morris Meek
Frangeron Davies
Wallhala
E.beingold
Die Miescersinger
Hat and goods bargains span Danbury shops
Kreitlein leads shoe line while Rubens offers misfit suits that fit. Robert Drake sells fine creamery butter and Isaac Gall showcases lace curtains and carpets. Saks & Co. and The Arcade push best offerings as Badger stores hold curtain sales and Original 23 store advertises hat sales tomorrow.
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Danbury
Kreitlein
Rubens
Robert Drake
Charles Mayer & Co
Albert Gall
Saks & Co
Badger
Messenger
New York
Eagle
Wasson
Maguire
Granger
People’s Outfitting
Turbulent Havana Reports Stir Spain U S Clash
A Havana rumor claims Spain will safeguard the consulate and Gen Lee as U S policy under McKinley nears change. Hanna criticizes the Senate action while Washington orders funds for Cuban relief and warns against political interference.
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Emolenitz
Yanikosti
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Helen
State Tax Board
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Myr
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Ketcham
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Mlantedore Society
Eil
Denison
Erand
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Derisan
Soo
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Dradele Galuesch
Stone
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Compiany
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Senate
Sam Shirtt
Pilgrims
Christina Morrison
John Green
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Morris
Weghorst St
Charles Lohman
Charles Ferger
O. K
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Wm, Bird, Jr. & Co
Market St
Prof. Arens
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Tndianapolis
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Malottave
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Carlos-st
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Alpha Home
Christopher Mucho
Woonlayn-ave
Mildred Hess
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Rose R. Averill
William M. Shannon
Alice Roberts
William White
Emma Doran
Clement
Janes
United States Senate
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Lee
McHinley
Spain
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Madrid
Taylor
Cuba
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Gomey
Rome
Hanna
State Department
White
California
Spooner
Wisconsin
Fairbanks
Hoar
Massachusetts
Matanzas
Department of State
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