Post Office Watchman Arrested in Letter Money Theft Case
Theodore Klinker, night watchman at the Canton post office, was arrested by post office inspectors and jailed on charges of opening letters addressed to Justice William I. Day, regarding cash for the Mckinley National Memorial fund. The amount stolen remains unknown, but many letters were opened. Also announced is a memorial program for Gilver P. Morton at Fletcher Place Church, with Judge Hadley, Gov. Manly, and various GA R members participating in a Civil War era program and music.
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Cripps-M'Raf Presb Association
Canton
Theodore Klinker
Klinker
William i. Day
Mckinley Na- Monal Memorial Association
General Memorial Committee of
GA. R
Gilver P. Morton
Fletcher-place Church
John ¥. Hadley
O God
R. Ty
Dudley
Morton
D. R. Lucas
God and Liberty
J. Frank Manly
Havens
Pardon Granted by Czar Extends Amnesty to Political Prisoners
The czar issues ukase declaring amnesty for political prisoners in several categories and for striker participants and those tied to contract breaches. It frees those jailed, allows reduced sentences by half for many convicts, and commutes life sentences to 15 years. It covers those under imperial orders and death sentences commuted to 13 years with hard labor. New chief procurator Alexis Obolensky appointed to succeed Povledonostoff after constitution proclamation.
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Bcrifps
M'Rae Press Association
SY. Petersburg
Ukase
Siberia
St. Peters- Iuirg
Moscow
Prince Alexis Obolensky
The
Holy Synod
M. Povledonostoff
Czar
Rush
Sentinel Sues for Damages in Newspaper Contract Battle
The Indianapolis Sentinel sues Star Publishing and the Indianapolis Star for 50 dollars damages and a court order to stop publishing a five cent Sunday paper. The suit alleges a May 1993 contract transferring Associated Press franchise and a shift from morning to afternoon and price changes harming Sentinel.
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Indianapolis Sentnel Company
Star Publishing Company
Indianapolis Star Company
The
Sentinel Company
Samuel KE. Motns
Associated Press
Sentinel
Star Company
Star
Bentine
Kaiser sends a good will message to the President
The German ambassador Prince Von Starnberg returned to Washington from Berlin bearing the emperor's greetings. He said Europeans admire the president and that he has Kaiser support in ending the war in the east. Von Starnberg briefed Secretary Root about an invitation from Prince Von Buelow for a new U S Germany trade treaty.
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Uhap Press Association
Tooygvelt
Withim
Burin Speck von
Sternsberg
Washington
Berlin
Ambasaador
Germany
East
United States
Europe
von Starnberg
Root
Baturday
Prince von Buelow
Actress Meg Hosmer Sues Indiana Theater Owners
Actress Meg Hosmer files suit against Aaron B. Thorbus and wife owners of the theater in Indianapolis seeking 240 dollars salary plus 1.16 damages. Hosmer says through manager H T Quentmeyer she agreed to star for two dollars per week, and the Thorbuses failed to promote her engagement starting Oct 9.
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Meg Hosmer
Iis May Hosmer Stock Company
Indiana Theater
Me Uiligue
Han
Aaron B. Thorbus
The
Itrater
Mish Hosmer
H .T. Quentmeyer
Thorbuses
Indianapolis
Thes
Aluce
Supreme Court Decision on Voter Residency Rules
A man selling his long held home and buying another in a different ward is deemed a resident of the new ward if he occupies it with his family and needs to move in days before the election. The ruling cites that residence is the place one intends to make home, and mere intention to change residence does not suffice without actual relocation or domicile change. The decision relies on Indiana precedents about domicile and the residence of a husband for his family.
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Supreme Court
Doctor Mercy McLeod Held Over Geary Abortion Case
Dr Mercy McLeod age 35 Harvard Medical School graduate with office at 187 Huntington Ave arraigned in municipal court held on 20000 bail for Nov 10 appearance. Authorities sought bondsmen as they pursue a warrant for Mrs Dea of Winthrop Roxbury home reportedly connected to the Geary case and missing head investigation continues.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press
Assulla Ion
Boston
Mercy McLeod
Harvard Medical School
Huntington Ave
Susan Geary
Burke
McLeod
Dea
G@ Winthroort
Ruxbury
Geary
Governor Wright Departs After Water Parade
Gov. Wright left Manila Saturday amid large crowds and declared he would return. The procession featured water parade and lunches, with Bon Franciaen and Melpaten noted among participants.
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Wright
Bcripps-M'Rab Press Association
Manila
Bon Franciaen
Uomirtare
Red Fire Ends Campaign in New York bid favoring McClellan
Hearst Ivins followers remain confident as Jerome’s election seems near certain. The New York campaign ends amid red fire and complex party alignments. McClellan shows strength while Hearst garners support from Tamman yites and Republicans. Predictions hinge on ticket splits and voter turnout.
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Hearst
Ivins
Jerome
Witeh
Hag
Tammany
Republica Machine
Aligamenta
William B Hearst
Tai Many
Ving
Pension Checks for Veterans in Busy Pension Office
Pension day scenes in the office of Pension Agent Judge A. Mareh. Seven regular clerks and extra staff process quarterly pension vouchers. About 63,000 vouchers arrive quarterly, with checks totaling roughly 2510.00. Yearly pension payments total around 710,00,500. Saturday’s work includes city mail, voucher preparation, and checks for Indiana pensions.
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Lerky
SALON
Pstoners
Indinapalls
Pension Office
Republicans summon big meeting for German Americans
At campaign end Republicans plan a large gathering for German American citizens in Indianapolis at the South-side Turners hall on Saturday. Speakers include Charles A. Hookwalter Judge Thomas Whallon G N Thomprot Martin Hugs and others.
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Imanapelis
Turners’ Hall
Charles A. Hookwalter
Thomas Whallon
G. N. Thomprot
Martin Hugs
Hog Market Mixed Signals as Packers Hold Steady
The week ends steadier for hogs with trade quiet but price ranges around 69 to 71 dollars for selected lots. Prime cattle and steers show varied demand. stock levels remain ample in Indianapolis markets, while sheep demand holds.
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Hecine
Hess
Indianapolis
Ne Pena
Ket
Medi Leary
St. Louis
Louis
Rome Bishop Richter meets Pope in private audience
Rome bishop Richter of Grand Rapids Michigan was received in a private audience by the pope on Saturday. The bishop presented American pilgrims and offered a Peters pence gift of 54,000. In Ottawa Ontario the Allen liner Bavatan is aground on Wyler point as steamers scramble for assistance. Middlesboro Kentucky reports turmoil after the arrest of Frank Ball, the alleged singer of Jack Bolen, amid a crime wave by a band of outlaws.
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Rome
Richter
Grand Rapids, Mich
Saurday
Middlesboro
Jack Bolen
Frank Ball
Bolen
Detien
Mainy
Music Teacher Sues For a Divorce
A well known music teacher, Mrs Mary Christian, sues her husband Harry Christian for divorce and custody. She alleges coercive control by Harry and his father Wilmer Christian, claims she was forced to live with Wilmer and left with no support, and cites alleged conspiracy to remove the child. She seeks alimony and support, noting her earnings were diverted to others and that she holds a $350 note against Harry.
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Mary L. Christian
Clatye Vuat
Wilmer
Christian
Hib Bon
Harry
Mary
Henry
Prentiess
Smre
Harry Chiletian
Tates
Wimer F. Christia
Pldr
Felenan
Ace Ehila
Xtate
Chriathin
Harry Chriatinn
Complinge
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Shown With Mixed Prices
Fragmentary OCR notes show figures for cattle and other livestock with various prices and descriptors. Mentions include terms like good ta choice, steady, and specific dollar amounts, reflecting a sale or market listing with inconsistent spelling and garbled names.
Unclear OCR text. trains and times fragmentary
The readable parts describe trains at an unknown location with garbled names and a time near 355 pm. No coherent events or entities are identifiable beyond partial references to people and a timetable fragment.
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Indanapelle
Caton Wratiwat
Cheyeiaigen
Bertan Om
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