Russians Forge Fight Near Mukden In Close War Action
Cablegrams report Russians attacking two pits on the left center with the center repulsed and the left victorious after hard fighting. Japanese occupy Poutuen as Russians suffer many killed. No general engagement yet, but battle possible as armies press near Mukden. An Altai uprisings rumor claims Kalmak tribes slaughtered led by a prophetic priest Alfred. France backs peace efforts in the Far East and approves any American move toward it. Roosevelt calls for a new peace conference supported by Debeasne and cabinet. Japanese effort to take Port Arthur intensifies under Tokio orders.
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Mukden
Poutuen
France
Pease
Scripps-Mrae
Paris
Delcasse
Far East
Roosevelt
M. Debeasne
Taggart Homecoming In Indianapolis Not Discussing Politics
Taggart, visiting Indianapolis to share a Thanksgiving meal with family, avoided political talk. He told reporters the election was over and he would not discuss it, planning to return to French Lick on Friday.
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T. Taggert
Indianapolis
French Lick
Drawn Maces Guard Court as Gipe Trial Opens
Special policemen with drawn maces stood at the court house stairs to hold back crowds awaiting the Haley Gipe trial for the murders of Mollie and Beulah Starbuck. The courtroom was packed as prosecutors pressed a possible plot against Blaine Starbuck, while the defense prepares to argue Gipe’s possible innocence.
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New Castle
Ind
Court House
Haley Gipe
Mollie
Beulah Starbuck
Blaine Starbuck
Gipe
Ialey Gipe
Democrats Should Stand Together Says Senator Mc Creary
Special to The Sun Washington November 3 Senator McCreary Kentucky says the Democratic party needs no reorganization and should stand together to support true democracy. He recalls defeats and recalls 1874 strong enough to elect Tilden and 1888 elect Cleveland, warning Republicans face accountability and noting Kentucky Democrats carried the state with good majorities.
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the Sun
Washington
McCreary
Kentucky
Ist
Horace
Samuel J.tilden
Grover Cleveland
Break Will Battle Over Dora Stettegest Estate
Laura Bushman challenges a will disinheriting her mother Dora Stettegest in a probate case. The will leaves about $16,000 to a grandson via a trust, with Mrs Bushman alleging the testatrix was of unsound mind.
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Laura Bhiche Bush
Dora B. Stettegest
Bushmar
Charles
Bush
Brewi
Stettegester
Busha
Bushman
Charles Bushmas
Man Trust Company
Gushman
Woman challenges insanity ruling over biscuit firm pursuit
Minnie Jane Carter of Washington says she was falsely imprisoned by a national biscuit company and seeks probate court action to overturn an insanity finding. She claims physicians deemed her sane and plans to sue the company for 100000, naming Judge Walter and clerk, with appeals to Leonard Quill.
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National Viscutt Company
Walter
Minnie Jane Carter
Washingtont
Walker
Leonard Quill
Central Hospital
National Biscuit Company
Uhere
Notorious N Capitol Avenue resort faces bankruptcy filing
A petition filed Friday in the U.S. court by August Tamm lists debt to brewing companies and seeks relief for Avondate Heights venue known for beer, dancing, and a long history of hosting young women. The Sun once attacked the dance hall for its rowdy reputation and drinking scenes.
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N. Capitolave
the Sun
Ates Court
Agust
Tamm
Manapolis
Merchane Ais Ssote
Capitatave
Fred Kisach
Sun
Avoriete Heights Arel Fair
Phi Delts Banquet At Indiana Frat Meet
At the Phi Delts banquet in Indiana, Friday, a plan to form an interfraternity organization was discussed, viewed as possibly diluting loyalty to personal fraternities. The event featured a large commemorative lodge decoration on the south wall and many distinguished members offered toasts, amid talk of the visitors.
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Indiana Phi Deltas
To Claypool
Poor Cock Fights At Tudlan tpolis Thanksgiving Day
Reports from Tudlan tpolis and nearby areas describe a Thanksgiving Day event with cock fights that failed to entertain. Attendees watched the birds while other attractions drew crowds for dancing beer drinking and gambling throughout the afternoon and night.
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Tudlan Tpolis
See Path
Water mains ordered to improve Sugar Grove circulation
The Hoard of works plans to connect dead water mains to restore circulation. They have started laying a main from Ninth to Twenty at Sugar Grove and extend from South to Nineteenth, aiming to repair the network and improve supply.
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Maine
Sugar Grove
Fariro Dexter
Frank McCray Sued for Payment and Contempt in Town
A dispute centers on a claim that Frank McCray received 3 from Mare NM McCray to remove Mire Framers Sweat from a silential item, while Mrs Swatlel reports a Wherry was already delivered. McCray allegedly refused to return it and Mrs Awear, jailed for contempt, faced orders limiting travel of a minor.
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Mare NM
McCray
Silential
Swatlel
Wiensan
McMray
Awear Ir
Cirent
Councilman Suggests Sewer and Roadway Extensions
Fay Wright has sent formal suggestions to the board of works. He seeks an extension of the apolis varine and proposed West Indianapolis sewer raises. He also notes crogwings on Oliver are draubdle raised and asks the Indiana traction company pose between trucks on Southeast. The board read the suggestions.
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Hiviman Fay Wright
Board of Works
Oliver
Indianapolis
Rena Traction Company
Police, Dispensary, and Thanksgiving Report
Vague report notes police and medical activity during Thanksgiving week. Eight arrests nationally, mostly minor offenses, and limited ambulance calls noted at a dispensary. Doctors and police reportedly shared Thanksgiving meals.
Man Charged With Assault In Domestic Dispute
John Zollers faces assault and battery charges after a dispute with his wife and children in a domestic setting. Witnesses described physical blows including kicking and striking with a hoe handle. Judge Waillton ordered advisement with habeas corpus proceedings and release on bond.
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John Zollers
Zollers
Vin
Waailon
Brother Sentenced for Burglary in Drink-Driven Downfall
A restaurant keeper testifies that his brother Herman Snyder repeatedly stole after drunken episodes and was caught robbing the restaurant. Herman Snyder received a term of two to five years, with the judge remarking drink undermined the man and sentencing him to prison. The defendant shown to the deputies as he was led away.
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Terman Snyder Usder
Virginiaeave
Lae
Xenteredd
Penitens
Mary Ny Jmige
Sata Herman
Lee
Tadge Alton
Herman
Hi Brother
Ali
Men cook their own meals on private railcar trip
Report of a novelty event between Pittsburgh and Newcastle where affluent guests including Adrian Iselin Ernest Iselin and A G Yass cooked Thanksgiving lunch aboard a private B R & P car. Spectators were invited to sample the fare as railroad men watched a kitchen challenge unfold aboard the private car.
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Duquesne
Lis
Thane
Here
Newcastle
Standard Oil crew in Hartford City report lives of luxury
SPECIAL TO THE at HARTFORD CITY Ind Nov 2 At Johnson and William Rhodes two Hartford City oil men joined Indiana drillers to Rowmanta for Standard Oil company work The men claim they live in style wearing Wilke tailed coats and silk hats off duty They say Indiana friends would not recognize them Their report describes two social castes rich and poor and says Standard pays high salaries to create a flashy image They praise the country as beautiful inexpensive and rich in electricity They claim the region is the greatest place for electricity and influence daily life They are currently at Buslenar district in Roumant
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Hartford City
Ind
Johnson
William Rhodes
Indiana
Rowmanta
Standard Oil Company
Standard Company
Frees
Warleg
Ter Great
Buslenar
Bistrict J Trahova
Roumant
Strange Court Quarrel Over Noble Blood and Consul Claim
In a distant Jewelled City court Dr George Shimoon a rug dealer and dental student and Dr Samuel Nweeya a noted Indianapolis lecturer are locked in a bitter family feud. Shimoon claims noble Persian blood and a promised consul post while Nweeya denies any noble lineage. Judge McMaster ruled against Shimoon. Both men fear personal violence and a peace bond trial is set for Friday afternoon.
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George Shimoon
Central Dental College
Samuel Nweeya
Infianapolis
Fie
Ferman
United States
Bhimoon
Nweeya
Shillivon
Noweeya
Priday
Nwesya
Shimoon
Diatanuy
Shiroon
McMaster
Shimoun
Justice Shepard
Two Burglaries Reported in Peru Hotels and Drug Store
City detectives investigate two break ins on Thursday night. R. Elder of Peru reports entry to his National hotel room with suits clothing and cash stolen, landlady finds items. Joan Navin drug store on 1646 Black et al entered. cash register robbed. thief broke front door. Detectives Lowe and Lancaster head the cases.
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R. Elder
Peru
National Hotel
Elder
Lowe and
Lancaster
Joan Navin
Blark
and &S
Improvement of University Club Remodel Revealed
The improvement committee overseeing the University Club renovations received praise Thursday for the elegant remodeling and furnishings. An informal opening drew many visitors, highlighted by converting the former ballroom on the third floor into well furnished bedrooms. The club has stocked comfort enhancing items for members.
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University Club
Water shortage blamed for house fire on Twenty Seventh Street
Chief Coots reported to the Board of Safety that a North Indianapolis home burned Thursday afternoon due to water lack and a shipment failure. An employee’s neglect left the main dry. hydrants and a pressure plug failed, hindering firefighting. Mayor Folhman and Fire Chief Coots seek a formal investigation and a Board of Safety report.
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Coots
Board of Safety
Gavin
Water Company
Indianapolia
F. Davis
Peestien
Indianapola Seater Company
Davin
Hieseelaiaian
Te Bert
Assistantchief Beast
Haltey Jay
Fifetime Sines
Fins
Meyor Fohaman
Freechief Coota
Himen
W. Trenty-seventh
Runaway Grocers' Team Smashes Pole In College Avenue Crash
A Grocers' baking company wagon ran away on College Avenue and Twenty-seventh, striking a streetcar pole with the pole breaking and suspending wires. The driver suffered a scalp wound and shock but drove on to the bakery office. A second runaway wagon hit a streetcar near Meridian and Washington, demolishing the wagon. the driver had minor injuries. Horses were unharmed.
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Tuam
College-ave
Twenty-seventh-e
Jeft
Theorses
Grocer Baking Company
Thomas Bedfoek
Meridian
Wasington-ate
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Iscripfs-M'Rae Cablegram
ST. Peterbburg
Altai Siberia
Port Arthur
Scripps-Maae
Tokio
T. Taggart
Turkey
M’creary
Judge Walker
C. Tamm
Avondale Heights
PHI Delts
Claypool
Maywood
Frank M'Cray
Wright
Fat
Kita
Trbanapolig Paherab
Ptaer
Zollerses
Willam
Herman Snyder
Lee Snyder
Mamakoyama
Kp Fuickely
Roumania
Strange Court
George Sitymoon
Samuel Nweryn
Pig Strange
Ail Druggina
ST. Main
Thomas Toom
Gago Bream
Maryian Ft
Oppomite Grand Hotel
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