Prince Fushimi Receives Roosevelt in White House Visit
Prince Fushimi, brother of the Mikado, met President Roosevelt in Washington to deliver a goodwill message from Japan. The exchange highlighted friendly ties and mutual respect as the prince met U.S. officials and dignitaries, with remarks praising continued friendship between the two nations.
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Prince Fushimi
the Mikado
Roosevelt
Owike
Abe Royce Af
Tak
Ecgpetary
Leontis Itrosines
Elyanpertal Hyghs
Sasi
Receia
Staten Ar
Lost Juror OConner Disappears During Trial
Juror OConner flees court after claiming illness. Justice Smock orders a later session with constable watch. The case of Mrs. Poncella Subneon versus Polsur Brox Dakere hinges on missing juror and possible escape over a brick wall near the courthouse.
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Oconner
Smock
Conner
C'onner
Jaethe Simock
Physteton
O'Conner
Juntley
Duatio
McCune’s Declared Intent Sparks Police Chase Tonight
A man named McCune threatened in a rambling speech to commit murder tonight and warned his picture in tomorrow’s paper would trigger a lively police chase. Witnesses testified of a fight on Monday night between McCune and Hiram Chase in a down-town area.
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George McCote
Machuist
BTN
Tarley Bat
Lim
Hiram Chase
Fuir
Rome
Chasie
Identification letter sent from Washington on Nov 12 fin de siècle
Aupl Kyuger received a letter from Washington D C Tuesday morning with an enclosed picture of an unknown man killed near Ivy City. The note says efforts were made to locate relatives. Believed to be wealthy, he was found lying on the Baltimore and Philadelphia railroad tracks.
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Aupl
Kyuger
Washington, D
Ivy City
Baltimore & Wh
New Japanese Loan Over Subscribed in London
Scripps news dispatches report London noon closing ninefold oversubscription for the new Japanese loan. Amid World War I era tensions, exchanges between opposing armies along the Shabke river continue. News also notes Nihilist prisoners released and Prince Kuni visits France and England linked to a new loan and Japan’s fleet plans.
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Scripps-Ayrae Cablegramj
London
Japaneer
Hide
Mukden
Bunday
Shabke
Reuters Telegram Company
Toklo
Pulling for Police Tug of War Challenge
An unclear OCR passage describes police in Hammond Indiana facing a tug of war challenge. Supt Kroger weighs response as officers meet with local officials to decide whether to allow a street confrontation or await a planned demonstration.
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Hammond
Kreger
Ind
Kroger
Eight hundred dollars in gold found on old Vandergriff farm
A search party uncovered $800 in gold buried on the Filljah Vandergriff farm near Indianapalm in Lawrence township. The discovery followed hints from the elderly man's remarks about hidden money and ties to a contested will in probate court.
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Hirdeen
Filljah Vandergriff
Elijah Vanderartt
Hixwill
Vandergriff
Ray
Indianapalm
Lawrence Township
Two Sets of Men for Legislature in 30 Day Terms
Debates over appointing doorkeepers clerks pages and committee aides for 30 day terms. Republicans hope patronage will endure but fear reduced employe numbers and shifts in power as the senate prepares for speaker selection and senatorial maneuvering.
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Marion
Coeir Hopea
Benator Fairbania
Grand Jury Chronicles Veach Battery Case in Court
Warey Veach, accused of beating his wife, was bound over to the grand jury after police arrest late Monday. The wife testified Tuesday morning alleging repeated threats and attempts at strangulation, describing hair pulls and a struggle, while the defendant denied charges. The case awaits grand jury action under a one pound bond.
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Harry Veach
AL Buteseat
Boys Go To Prison For Carrying Weapons
Charles Tolluser and Earl Carver of West Virginia faced a police court for carrying concealed weapons. Tolluser fined $10 and ten days in the workhouse. Carver received the same. Robinson claimed he wandered the country, had no home, and slept in box cars. Patrolman Anderson found a large revolver with Tolluser and a razor with Carver in railroad yards.
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Charles Tolluser
Earl Carver
West Virginia
Tuerde
Robinson Wait Uhat
Hoe
In- Aianapolis
Ohio
Anderson
Robinson
Carver
Burned to Death at City Hospital After Home Fire
Mrs. Musa Hughes a 68 year old Black woman died at City hospital at 1 18 pm Tuesday from injuries suffered when her clothes caught fire at her home at North and Patterson Aska. Also in court Homer Bradley seeks 5000 from a traction company claiming a brick felled from a roof at the new Terminal and traction station and shattered his foot.
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Musa Hughes
North and
Pattersoo Ata
Homer Bradley
Judge
City Hospital criticised for nurse inexperience verdict
Coroner Tutewiler condemns Indianapolis City Hospital management for allowing an inexperienced nursing staff. The verdict blames general carelessness for the deaths of Susan Cox and Sarah Shaw, noting unlabeled pitchers and mislabeled solutions led to a deadly enema mix up. Georgia Funk is named as the enema preparer, with some negligence by the hospital noted but an excuse given for Funk's actions due to ignorance.
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Tutewiler
City Hospital
Saya
Indianapulla City Hospital
Tutewller
Susan Vex
Sarah Shaw
Mendenhat
Georgia Funk
Mias Funk
Marital Trouble of Collie E Kinney At Fort Wayne
Alma Kinney sues for a limited divorce from Collie E Kinney in Marion county court. She testifies he confessed love for stenographer Miss Long and another woman, leading to estrangement and neglect. Kinney disputes, insists on cross examination, custody of two children remains with Mrs Kinney.
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Alvorts
Collie E. Kineney
Alma Kinney
Mian Tang
Mits Long
Ens
Kinney
Mie
Fort Wayne
Sannie Krnger Debuts On New York Stage In Turbulent Era
The grandniece of Qua Bank Tener, Sannie Krnger, bursts onto the stage amid upheaval in Africa and the United States. Trained by top instructors in Ban Fronetaes, she rises from childhood lessons to professional theater, aided by mentors and connections, as she eyes a hopeful future on the eastern metropolis stage.
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Sannie Krnger
Qua Bank Tener
Uli Pauwtie Gyal
Africa
Wni
Washea Wal
Lalo Wunde
Campos
New York
Henore
Peabody Fights For Governorship Amid Fraud Claims
A fragmentary report outlines Peabody’s bid to retain the governorship amid fraud charges. The piece mentions the state central committees and partisan maneuvers, noting control of canvassing, the legislature, and potential supreme court appointments shaping the outcome.
Novel "Blind Pig" Case Heard in Police Court
The Patraiman Ane cerzon of flection night led to a police court action on Tuesday morn as Gardner recounted witnesses. Thomas Cuerdter a saloon-keeper was seen to band av bel Ve ta Te Met and after a drink of whisky the officer began arrests, Gardner claimed. Gardner was arrested while others were released with bail as the case progressed to a Wednesday hearing.
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Thomas Cuerdter
W. Michimatiess
Pen Eloerion Agit
Gardner
Seth
Rogers Brothers and Pie Pair Arrested Near Downtown
Rogers and Marchal Rogers, eight, were arrested after neighbors reported a dispute over pie and threats. Officers say the boys slept in a downtown alley for three nights before police found them. Judge Stubbs ordered Roscoe to school and Marhall to stay with guardians. the case involved claims of mischief and family instability.
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Rove Rogers
Ciisle
Marchal
Juden Sidi
Roscoe
Jew Sehoad
Stubba
Marshall
Witlam and Marshall Cleared in Wood Dealing Case
Witlam and John Marshall were discharged in Alice Court Tuesday morning after being arrested on charges of dealing wood. Evidence showed they were innocent of any intentional wrongdoing. They were released after promising to return the wood.
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Witlam
John Marshall
Alice Court
Inquiry In Progress at Board of Trade Inquiry
Reported opening of a Board of Trade inquiry into a North African outrage proceeds before Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridges. Also notes advertisement for diamond rings for ladies priced from 110.00 upward and invites inspection of stock at Monument Place by J. Mullaly, offering bad jewelry and related goods.
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Jsctipps-Apralcallegra MI
Board of Trade
North
Aca
Thesday
Cyprian Bridges
J. Mullaly
Monument Fiace
Diamon
Woman Takes Poison After Husband Arrest in Police Case
A widow, Mrs Jacob Werner, chose to ingest poison rather than testify against her husband in police court. Neighbors reported repeated quarrels at the Werner home, and officers found the couple during the incident. Police say they had previous calls to the residence and had advised Werner to avoid further quarrels.
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Jacob Werner
Jy Welling
Werner
Tyr
Werners
Feuf
Duncan
Askins
Rey
Poller
Iid
Liberty Bell Program Juxtaposed with City Parade Plans
The Liberty Bell celebration events include a Thursday start with a banquet at the Claypool hotel. Rev Joseph Pranets will deliver the Invocation, and speakers such as Mayor John Weaver and Hon John Korn are listed. City unions reportedly face invitation tensions amid parade participation concerns.
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Claypool
Joseph Pranets
John Weaver
Philadelphi
Y Benatar Albert
Hen. Hlenry Clay
Philadelphia
John Ww
Korn
Holtzman
Weather and goods listing from local page
Fair conditions forecast with Tuesday night and Wednesday details. Includes temperatures at 7 am and 2 pm. Also lists new pianos and various general items, fit for local chores and supplies, with scattered place names and brands.
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Wolechuera
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Scripps-Mn Rae Telegram
Washington
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Guy
Lonin
Sant
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Alemajeniy
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Amerie
Daar
Ain
Pfe
Justice Smock
McUne
Pans
Tokio
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Far East
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Baltle
Dakar
French Africa
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Brena
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Peter Paul Fortress
Servis 2 Sears
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Prince Warnngata
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Mikado
Morseilies
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Anguccesaful
Germany
Elijah Vandergriff
Anna Hughes
City Hospital OF
Burns
H. W. Greve
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Collie
E. Kinney
Mab. Kinney
Oom Paul
Peabody
Repubican
Ala Adame
Gov. Peabady
Democratic Committee
Flar
Colorado
Supreme Court
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Wid Supreme Court
Rogers Bros
Werner Tome
Liberty Bell
Claypool Hotel
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