Actress Carrier Returns to Europe with Jewellery Trove
Miss Mabel Carrier, once a showgirl, arrives in New York with Mr D G Reid's party aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Her trunks are seized at the pier by Reid's man and later released after customs inspection finds no abroad purchases. A tall chaperon halts any interview as Carrier denies an engagement to Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mabel Carrier
Juvior
Carist G Reid
Europe
Lloyd Line
Cedric
White Star Rng
Aregmehip
Miss Carrier
D. G. Heid
Ami
Warns Kansas City to save natural gas for homes
Indianapolis party members visit Kansas City to inspect the convention hall and tour sights. Mayor Bookwalter speaks on gas waste and warns Kansas City not to squander fuel. discusses past gas failures and the need for careful use for home heating and industry.
Last Commanders of the Blue and Gray At West Point
West Point era leaders reunite as General Joe Wheeler leads last commanders of the Blue and Gray on a shared march. The text honors Wheeler as a superb cavalry officer and praises Southern sons who helped plant stars in the blue field of glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Academy
Wheeler
Building Up the South Seeds to The Sem
G Stephen D Lee, last surviving lieutenant general of the Confederacy and longtime head of the United Confederate Veterans, remains a central figure in Southern public life. Born in Charleston, he rose from Civil War captain to brigadier and major general, later leading Mississippi’s college system and historical society. The piece honors his efforts to memorialize Confederate dead, rebuild the South’s institutions, and maintain unity, noting his roles as planter, college president, and civic leader alongside Gen Q B Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Miss
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans’ Association
South
Klaife
Charleston
Richmond
Sharpsburg
Vickeburg
Barts
Chickasaw Bayou
Sherman
Tupelo
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Franklin
Nashville
Mississippi Historical Society
Mississippi Ag: Cultural and Mechanical College
Vicksburg National Military Park
United Confederate Union
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Golonial
Lee
Les
Mar
Tys
West Point
Frigida
Arma
Howard
Civ Wat
Bether
Natirnal Military Academy
Officials visit Electric Park hosted by Metropolitan Railway chief
After a council meeting Bernard Corrigan, president of the Metropolitan Street Railway, provided a single car for Indianapolis officials, Kansas City aldermen, and Mayor Beardsley. Michael Heim guided the party through Electric Park attractions and treated them to refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Indianapolis
Ita
C.A. Bookwalter
Kansas City
B. C. Truster
Thomas Winterrowd
Blaine Miller
James McNulty
F. W. Eobert
John Hamblet
B. A. Brown
WA. Rhodes
Harry E. Royse
Albert Cotting
W. ©. Bangs
James Sullivan
John Donovan
C.G. Davis
Aldermet
Martin Hyland
Convention Hall
Beardsley
Spalding
Grunce
William Clough
the Midland
Bookwater
Cliff Drive
St. Paul
Clough
Inion Depot
Diidland
Marty
Poth Chambers
Bernard Corrigan
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Electric Park
Michael Heim
Rhodes Family Tar Fire Incident Leads to Arrest
Police were called to the residence of Dr. J. M. Rhodes after a disturbance with his wife. Dr. Rhodes was arrested for assault and battery after a gun was recovered at the scene. A neighbor reported broken glass from a rear door as officers investigated the quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. MM. Rhodes
Weetert
Camaromi Arrives From Chicago For Wonderland Dare
Wonderland guests packed the crowd as Camaromi arrived from Chicago to perform an 800 foot wire descent. Mme La Bianche may not perform at St Vincent for a week. Local man Frank Beott was severely injured attempting a stunt and may not try again. Melee crowds grew Wednesday as Wonderland displayed the new crowd drawing act The Ciecieming now in action proved a strong draw last night.
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Camarom Haa
Wonderland
Chicago
Mme. la Bianche
Feava
Vincent
Frank Beott
Nlite
Arecor
Ciecieming
Wansationn
Livestock market report from Indianapolis shows varied hog and cattle bids
On Wednesday morning hogs sold strong with heavies up to 6.50 and most bids 6.45 to 6.55, light weights higher. Cattle showed little change with best butcher stock selling well while bulk remained dull and slow. sheep and lambs sold steadily. Prices for pork and beef cuts, calves, and bulls are listed with wide ranges.
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Indianapolis
Buances
Remembering the Blue and the Brave Soldiers Day Tribute
Frances Gilbreath Ingersoll recalls past soldiers and lost friends from 1861 to later wars. She asks that a solemn day honor the dead, with memory shared by wives, mothers, and sisters, rather than sport or mockery.
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Tnia
My Hero's Grave and Stage News Highlights
A poem by Ella E K Dearborn reflects on soldiers buried in distant graves and the tribute of wreaths, memory, and sacred longing. The piece contrasts wartime memory with a vaudeville scene featuring Dare Devil Dash, the Ahearns, and the Igorrotes at Wonderland, though White City in Cleveland is noted as burned and affecting the schedule.
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Dare Devil
Wonderland
White City
Cleveland
Peace conference pledges no war threat at Lake Mononk
SPEAKS FOR PEACE asserts no possibility of war with another nation as Lake Mononk hosts a May conference on international arbitration. John Fester, former secretary of state, presided and criticized Washington’s push for war prep while urging navigation of peaceful relations to uphold republican government and democratic values.
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Scrippe-McRae Prras Association
Lake Mohone
N. Y
Lake Mononk
Witt
John Fester
Foster
Washington
War
Navy Departments
Congress
Army
Hwnea
Battle of Bentonville memory and shared loss
A veteran recounts marching from Columbia to Bentonville in 1865 to finish the war, noting a tragic death of Confederate General Hardee’s 16 year old son during the clash. He also recalls meeting Hardee later and expresses a personal bond of sympathy, mentioning Maj. Guy Howard who fell in the Philippines.
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Columbia
Charleston
Carolinas
Bentonville
Hardee
Maj
Guy Howard
Philippines
Empty sleeve mayoral guardian recalls Civil War generals
Special correspondence from Burlington Vermont recounts Maj. Gen. Otto D. Howard, a veteran with an empty sleeve, as a storied figure living near City Hall. The piece recalls his Gettysburg and Sherman campaigns, his literary work, and past friendships with Civil War figures like Stephen D. Lee.
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Bun
Burlington
Ger
Otto D. Howard
Vit
Ike
Gettyaburg
Marcnes
Sherman
Nea
City Hall Park
Howara
Blepnen D. Lee
Gen. Lee
Gen. Howard
Lees
Military Academy
Firzhugh Lee
Tagether
Stephen D. Lee
Army of the ‘Tennesses
Georgia
Stephen D. le Enforcer
Kzrs iChurch
Howerd
Kenora
Fifteenth Corps
Logan
Flour donation row sparks San Francisco dispute
Nine thousand tons of flour given to earthquake victims in San Francisco by Minneapolis Washington and Oregon triggered a row. The relief committee found a four excess and agreed to sell 3,000 tons to curtaining mills in the city and Stockton at 2.25 a unit. Washington millers protested the price as too low and the panel voted to rescind and seek bids for the flour.
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Scrippe-McMae Trees Association
San Francisco
San Fran Scisco
Minneapolis
Washington
Oregon
Ry- Met
Stockton
General Howard cited in Civil War career and battles
The article outlines General Oliver O. Howard’s Civil War service from early commands through major actions at Chancellorsville Gettysburg and his later roles as a bureau chief and peace commissioner. It notes his leadership of the Eleventh Corps and his defense of Cemetery Ridge along with his statements about Lee’s campaign and Hooker’s plan. It mentions his postwar duties with Lincoln Memorial University and his retirement in 1894.
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Howard
Burlington
Horn—Leede
Maine
Geberal
Bull Ruf
Volunteere
Tennessee
Freedman's Bureau
Arizona
New Mexico
Columbia
West Point
Pintte
Pacific
Atlantic
LU. S. A
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Bara Church
Lee
Chancellorsville
Hooker
Robert Lee
Free
Cemetery Ridge
Meade
Birth Notices From City Record for a Day
Birth notices list several families and addresses with infant names such as George and Lora Alien at 56 N Liberty ay and Bah and Georgia Johnson at 2 Grealy, plus twins and other newborns. Several entries mix illegible text with scattered names and locations reflecting a local birth column.
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George and
Lora Alien
N. Liberty
Bah
Georgia Johnson
Grealy
Marles
Maude Digtlow
Columbie
Thomas and
Berthasoi
Martinin Nahn Ae Berthe Harrison
N. Willian
Pearl Beal
Montcalm
Aimar
Verna Lemp
R. W. Busere
Kellogg Arrest Follows Swindle Claim In Bloomington
Apecia Kellogg of Bloomington is said to have died in Chicago after being arrested on a Canadian deal fraud charge involving about $2,000. He was brought back to town by A D Parris, a local real estate agent, who persuaded him to return. Kellogg reportedly refused to comply with terms at termination today.
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Kellogg
Apecia
Bloomington
Ind
A. N. Kellogg
Jana’ Ceal
Chicago
Ha Cama
A. D. Parris
Miners Object to Judge Over Change of Venue
Special to The Sus Caldwell Ida May 31 The Western Demeration of Miners officers Mayer Haywond Pale ibone face murder charges in Gov Steunenburg case. Defense files disqualifications to bar Judge Smith and seek change of venue. Prosecution notes habeas corpus appeal blocks trial until federal decision. Judge will rule Thursday at 10 oclock.
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Sus
Caldwell
Ida
Charles H. Mayer
William D. Haywond
George A. Pale Ibone
Dem
Eration
Minera
ts-Gov. Steunenburg
Frank Smith
Ble
County Ly Alga
Path
Gooding
Stolth
James Th Hawley
Inga
Federal Supreme Court
Federal Court For
District of Idaho
Supreme Court
Jurge Smith
Supreme Court of the United States
Boy to Enjoy Farm Life
A three year old ward of the police in Indianapolis is placed at his grandfather’s farm near Sharpsville after a night of drinking with saloons. Matron Rebner sends Orville Thurnston to live with cows and pigs and vernal life, under an uncle’s care. The father remains in Meriah county workhouse as officials secure funds for the child’s new home and care.
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Grant
Uncle Sam
Buffalo Bill
Orville Thurnston
Indianapoli
Rebner
Sharpsville
Lize de Orville
Melville Thure ‘Don
Meriah County
A Valuable Agent for Dr Pierce Medicines
The glycerine in Dr Pierce medicines is described as greatly enhancing medicinal properties and nutritive value. It is claimed to aid digestion, improve appetite, and support the stomach and lungs, while not curing advanced consumption but helping chronic coughs bronchial and throat conditions. The text cites Golden Medical Discovery and plants like Golden Seal root and Black Cherrybark as part of the formula, with cautious notes on miracles. The document references endorsements by medical authorities and notes the remedy’s effect on various chronic afflictions, stressing non-mmiraculous outcomes.
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Piercea
Alop
Naga Heedt
Eam Seine
Golden
Standand
Bestiny Sonal
Galden
Pierce
Bokaley
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Frances Gilbreath Ingersol
Ella EK
Dearborn
Ana
Ella K. Dearborn
Cowright
J.B Purdy
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C.C. Howard
Academy
the Lees
Stephen D
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Robert E
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William Seblelektr
Newman
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