Japanese Attack near Port Arthur Looms in Radar of Guns
Telegrams from Tokio May 25 report a Japanese assault on Kin-Chaw behind Port Arthur with heavy artillery ready. Russians hold about 30 guns along the coast and evacuees leave Kai-Ping. Berlin notes Russia will keep using floating mines in the Yellow Sea and Gulf of Pechta. Paris cites a French edition on a Russian decoy at Feng-Huang-Cheng with heavy Japanese losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Kin-Chaw
Port Arthur
Kale Ping
Niteehwing
Berlin
Foreign Office
Russia
America
England
Yellow Sea
Gulf of Pechtl
Paris
Line Up Of Candidates For Fairbanks Senate Job
A set of contenders gathers for the Fairbanks seat in the state senate. The field includes local officials and business figures with debate over key issues like budgets, development, and public services shaping the race. Campaigns ramp up as voters prepare to weigh candidates' platforms and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Senate
Indiana Caucus Sparks Fierce VP Nominee Fight
Indiana Republicans brace for a heated caucus over the vice presidential nominee. Front runners include Hemenway of Boonville Landis of Delphi and Gov Durbin of Anderson with Crumpacker Watson and Steele as other mentions. Beveridge is seen as likely to face re election. Durbin leads in organization while Hemenway draws Fairbanks support in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Separge Fairbanks
Senate
James A. Hemenway
Boonville
Charles B. Landis
Delphi
Ww. T. Durbin
Anderson
Durbin
Hemenway
Edward D. Crumpacker
Valparaiso
James E. Watson
Rushville
George W. Steele
Marion
Indianapolis
Beveridze
Beveridge
Indianapoli
Fairbanks
Landis
Fred Landlin
Montgomery
Madison
Boone
Harmiston
Robbers Target Jewelry in Three Thefts Across Town
Three robberies were reported to the police on Thursday. The largest haul occurred at C. S. Fishel’s residence at 7/7 E Tuven Aythird St, with three watches, bracelets, a gold ring, and other small items valued around 200 dollars stolen. Lt. Reyer at 78 E Twenty-third St. lost money and assorted gold pieces, spoons, and silverware. W Bluck’s home at 110 Beng pect St. was entered with a new suit and clothing stolen. Two North-side houses had windows broken during daytime gaps.
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C. S. Fishel
W. Bluck
Beng Pect St
Diamonds Found in North Carolina Field Spurs Legal Dispute
Report from Raleigh describes a chaotic scene over discovered diamonds including five carat gems and a diamond worth over 605 dollars. A magistrate ruled in favor of Henry Jones, a colored man, while questions remain who owns the stones. Officials refuse to comment as searches continue.
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Raleigh, N
Pou
Wilson
North Carolina
Lacama
Lafayente Leura
Ctutt
Lucas
Henry Jones
Jones
Tellwa
Express
Wulschner
Committee Turbines Campaign Lit For May Rally
Washington may see the Republican national committee coordinating a growth in campaign literature. Under Secretary Elmer Dover, the executive committee guides preliminaries and a soon to be organized campaign staff drafts speeches for broad distribution. Cochran’s free trade speech, circulated by Republicans, draws attention from congressional campaign managers who plan to aid distribution despite the oddity of circulating a Democratic speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Committee
Ita
Elmer Dover
W. Bourke Cochran
Father Fails 10 Show Up In Court Custody Case
The Board of Children's Guardians awarded custody of Lola Bessie Earl and Delia Wilson to the board after Charica Wilson's children were not brought to juvenile court. A notice was served on Wilson days earlier. the stepmother presented the case and the children were placed in guardianship.
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Custidy
Lola
Bessie
Earl
Delia Wilson
Board of Children's Guardians
Hoy
Charica Wilson
Harding St. Notce
Wilson
Iut Wilken
Domestic Dispute Ends With Arrest After Embroiled Couple
A midday quarrel between Arthur Badget and his wife in Wabash worsened into a family dispute. The wife says Arthur paced the parlor and she had him arrested for assault. The incident arose over money and his watch.
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Arthur
Arthur Badget
W. Wabash
Students on a Lark In Delaware Court Rally
Free university students crowd the Delaware courtroom after a sleepless night in the city prison. Prank Sailing of Columbus pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and intoxication, fined 19 dollars plus costs. George Schlessinger admitted stealing a pie and paid 10 dollars and costs. Mathews, son of Dayton city official, was fined for assaulting an officer. Leroy Williams and Seca Metcin were initially charged with other offenses, then pleaded guilty and paid 10 dollars plus costs. The youths had been on a lark after a ball game between Ohio University and Wesleyan College.
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Delaware
D. M
Cuppinger
C. ¥. Huling
Columbus
George Schlessinger
Mister Matthews
EB. P. Matthews
Dayton
Leroy Williams
Seca MetCiinthek
Columb Is
Ohio University
Wesleyan College
Smith Case 18 In Court Over Ground Transfer
The State Board of Security brings Theresa Smith to trial in Superior Court to compel performance of a transfer agreement regarding ground at the state fair grounds. The defendant claims the board owes her 2400 in rent and installments before transfer, seeking payment.
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Cpne
State Board of Sericutture
Theresa Smith
Superior Court
State Fair Graunds
Prince Pu Lan visit to Indianapolis prompts costly hospitality
Report outlines the Commercial Club of Indianapolis inviting Prince Pu Lan to visit for two days, with his entourage likely staying up to a week. Hotel costs and banquets are tallied, with estimates near two thousand five hundred dollars, provoking debate among club members over expenses and public accountability.
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Commercial Club
Andianapoly
Ts Imperiat Ighness Pence Pi
Av Hanpers
BING
Indianapalis
Wong
Witb
Weather forecast notes warm spell and cooler turning
A garbled weather summary reports cooler Thursday afternoon or night and cooler Friday with 7 pm temperature 72 and noon 68, 2 pm 73, plus showers in Indiana and adjacent Italia with northerly winds. It claims Wednesday may be the hottest day of summer with a thermometer reaching high May levels despite earlier warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Italia
Ho La Mah Chinese greeting stuns Prince at Harrison School
Attorary Cass Connawar’s sons Jay and Connawar cause a stir when Jay imitates a Chinese greeting learned at home. The prince responds with warmth as the boy struggles with etiquette and language, leaving Hugh embarrassed but happy.
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Ho-La-Mah
RIED
Prince
Jay
Harrison School
Cass Connawar
Harrisin
Huet
Hugh Abt
Tony LaCure Arrest Sparks Police Probe
Tony LaCure was picked up by Indianapolis police on an alleged charge tied to a bagful of stolen shoes. Detectives believe he may have been involved in a larger case, with Dubuane authorities notified as officers tried to verify his whereabouts.
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Tony
Tughnuse
Chisteot Pulles Keneger
Dubaaus la
Tony LaCure
Indianapolis
Mike
Pony
Kier Kroger
Portiasia
fCumiton College
What booze was it at 1163 W Elehrenthest
Matty Brinkley sues James M. Jones owner of a loan for 1400 alleging that after becoming intoxicated he was assaulted by Jones and Frank Brinkley and ejected from the premises. Jones files demurrer contending Brinkley was intoxicated before the incident and that it is impossible for July to say the liquor sold by Jones caused the dispute.
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Matty Brinkley
James M. Jones
W. Elehrenthest
Jones
Aquerth Hoy
Frank Brinkley
Brinkley
Riverside park considers stocking aquatic animals
Riverside park board president Hiram Brown backs adding aquatic animals after a Cincinnati zoo offer of $60. He claims the plan could raise park interest nationwide as discussions advance about funding and timing amid a formal cake ceremony mishap and a connected bank fraud case involving Pinkerton agents and the American Bankers Association.
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Riverside Park
Hiram Brown
Park Board
Cinecinnati Zoo
Benen
Aysteamrie
Park Zee
Tima
Unknown Woman Found May Be Three Persons Involved
A strange report notes an unknown woman identified as possibly three individuals, prompting police to investigate multiple identities connected to a single female figure. Authorities seek confirmation through witnesses and records as confusion surrounds the case.
Three Women Witness Seibert Killing Testimony subpoenaed
The women Annie Stow, Hengin Stow, and a Miss Auman employed by a central union telephone company were onlookers by the Silinolaet window when Seibert was struck. They testified the incident began after the altercation and their statements are expected to be damaging to Mule. They were subpoenaed to testify before Coroner Tutewller on Thursday afternoon. The telephone company barred them from speaking with THE SUN during work hours.
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Ule
Annie
Hengin Stow
Misa Auman
Central Union Slephant Company
Mranett
Thir- Nei
Ilinois-F8
Seiberts
Hele
Ats
Mule
Tutewller
SUN
Thursdny
Dust Premoria and Rose Fever in Cincinnati
City health officials warn of "dust premoria" and "rose fever" as pollen and dust trigger hay fever like symptoms. Glosely woven wire screens on windows may reduce dust entry and danger. Several rose fever cases have appeared at City hospital this season, suggesting higher prevalence than usual this year.
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Cincinnati
Tts
City Health Department
Chemical Laboratory
City
South
Rigs for World’s Fair Trips Inspire Creative Travel Plans
The article details varied voyage ideas to reach the World’s Fair including a 2x10 foot houseboat setup by Henry J. Racer and his wife from Pittsburgh, a bird’s-eye-view boxcar idea by Prof Willim Roescher, a box-cart carriage from Gloversville, and river and canal itineraries by youth groups and teams from Jamesman, Chicago, and Anderson, with other travelers arriving by automobile from Minneapolis.
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Louis
Rome
Henry J. Racer
Pitteburg
Mise
St. Louis
Willim Roescher
Imuaiclan
Middletown
St. Laws
Roesener
Roescher
Gloversville
N.Y
Fonda
Buffalo
Prohibition Convention Nominates Springfield Leaders for State Posts
Springfield candidate H. Patton receives the gubernatorial nomination while Daniel R. Sheen declines to press his name. Marion Gallup is acclaimed for lieutenant governor and George Wolseley of Danville is named secretary of state as the state prohibition convention adjourns.
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L Finois
Springfield
Rebi
H. Patton
Daniel R. Sheen
Prorin
Marion Gallup
George Wolseley
Danville
Boy To Be Sent Home From Juvenile Court In St Louis
Henry dnilth a boy arrested on idle and tottering charges appeared in Juvenile court and will be returned to his home in St Louis A letter from his mother Nancy Smith 1 Morgan St enclosing money to buy a ticket for his return confirms the plan
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Henry Dnilth
St. Louis
Nancy Smith
Morgan St
At. Louis
Murphy Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Predisposed “Bughouse” Tag
Patrick Murphy files for divorce from Ellen Murphy after claiming 1867 marriage and three years as a railroad hand ended by illness in 1901. He alleges she diverted money owed him and that she and their two sons labeled him “bughouse” and barred him from meals. He says a commission declared him insane in April 184 and a habeas corpus writ led to his release.
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Patrick Murphy
Ellen Murphy
Murphy
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Indianapolis Union Railway Benefit Association
McMasters
Wast Case To Go To Trial In Oaklandon
The case of Harry K. Wast charged with assault and battery on Ladada Watson will be called for trial in criminal court Friday with a large audience expected at Gakiandan as witnesses or spectators. The dispute arose from temperance activity opposing liquor sales and a supposed violent ejection of Watson. In Marion Indiana Laura DePoy was crowned carnival queen by Mayor Kiley Wednesday night and received a diamond ring from the trades council as carnival proceeds fund building a Temple of Labor and a hospital for union members. Also noting summer clock sale promotions by J P Mullany Jewelers Monument Place.
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James Greer
Clyde Dost
Jamesman
N. Y
Allegheny
Ohio
Mismaxippi
St. Lala
Chicago
Michigan
Jobo Smyth
Tommy” Smyth
Amterson
Ind
Indiana
Kellng
Buesher
Viauteur
Minneapolis
Harry K. Wast
Ladada Watson
Gakiandan
Harry K. Went
Lucki de Watson
Wil Bulia
Star Boarders Wanted at Tonys Itee Restaurant
Advertisement style note lists star boarders needed at Tony's intricate restaurant. Mentions G. E. Waeh. Includes stray phrases about remedies for sore throats and colds, and a vague reference to a drugstore at a corner of Iino and Maryland streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Iteetaurant
G. E. Waeh
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Guardians
State Agricultural Board
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Coal Trust
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Silinolaet
Seibert
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Monument Place
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