Possible U S War Declaration Over Panama Crisis
Reports indicate a looming war threat as Coloma declares against the United States amid Panama isthmus tensions. Naval forces including Cadine Bancroft gunboats are prepared. Mayflower and Olympic movements signal strategic shifts before Admiral Caghlan’s flagship replaces Mayflower.
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Bancroft
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Olympic
Norfolk
Admiral Caghlan
Rare water pearl found inside a white fish
A lunch fish contained a hard foreign object revealed by Mrs Kinneman, who believed it to be a rare water pearl. An Indianapolis jeweler valued the gem at eight dollars, while Tiffanys reportedly holds only a few similar pieces. The finder kept the pearl.
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Legating
Old Sullivan belt sells at auction for forty dollars
A gold belt once presented to L. Sullivan by a Boston magnate on July 4, 1887, fetched forty dollars at auction Tuesday afternoon. The eight gold panels weigh 1700 pennyweights and are studded with diamonds from half a karat to one and a half karats. The buyer plans to use it as draping in a curiosity shop.
RKEY OR LIVER. WHICH? AUCTION AS ASKED
The expected suit for injunction against the striking molders at the Indianapolis foundry company’s plant was filed in the Marion superior court Wednesday. The injunction asks that the Iron molders unions and four strikers, named, be restrained from interfering with the company’s employees.
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Joes
Turkey or liver which cleared mystery Y confesses murder Chicago
Gustave Marks, burglar, arrested Saturday for the murder of Detective Quinn, confessed with two other men to robbing the Chicago city railway carrier’s office last August and shooting two employees. He names Harvey Van Dine and Peter Nettemeier as accomplices, resolving a city mystery for weeks.
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Violence threat at Jicarilla Apache school in New Mexico
John son of Jicarilla Indian School at Dumbarton reports to Indian Affairs that 90 Apaches on the reservation threaten violence over deaths of an indisposed person and a boy who ate stolen prunes. Superstition spreads fear of witchcraft. settlers fear attacks to rescue children and avenge wrongs. John son attempts pacification as Indians grow excited.
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Turkey or liver which Hoosier pickings Columbus
Mrs Maria Doeller died from burns Sunday ending a long night of injuries. In Fortville infant Ed Kincady is critically ill after swallowing cerbolic acid. Newcastle survey shows Indiana trace thring begun. Anderson reports the fifteenth felon to prison in two weeks, George Strout taken by sheriff. Petersburg judge Ely orders grand jury to probe administration amid alleged corruption claims. Boris Jones Dustitas Cate and Indianapolis reading ads noted as profitable business.
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Ed Kincady
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Vanderbilt Baby Born Rich Heir To Vast Nevada Mine Fortune
The newborn son of William K. Vanderbilt and Virginia Fair previews a life of immense wealth. The infant, part of New Yorks famed millionaire circle, is born amid reports of substantial inheritances from Nevada mines and Virginia Fair’s fortune. His father, a Harvard alumnus, may inherit his father’s vast business empire.
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Helen Albee to Share Thanksgiving Dinner Guests
A letter from Helen Albee asks Santa for two unseen girls to join her Thanksgiving meal. Her mother explains Helen will host guests as part of a larger gathering with bachelors from Knight & Jilson machine shop invited to a holiday dinner.
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Five men killed in Crown Point powder plant blast
Five Actaz powder company workers in Crown Point Indiana were reported killed and several more critically injured in a nitroglycerin tankhouse explosion. The blast sent people fleeing from homes as the city trembled and authorities gathered scant details. One victim was John Henshiw of Hobart.
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Lo Stoma
Propia
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Hobart
Rural Turkeys Hit 12 Cents a Pound in Town Sale
In a rural area report a farmer brought several turkeys to town selling at 12 cents per pound. Local discussion notes the high prices not penetrating all districts and a push for a county paper subscription. The safety board hears a petition from tall folder vendors seeking staves with funding still uncertain.
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Ime
Incomplete Football Injury Casts Shadow on Tragic Death
Paul Frederick Trenxelix died after injuries from football practice. Physicians link his death to pneumonia caused by the injuries, despite efforts to treat him. He was the son of Otto Stenael, residing at 167 Neil Halls.
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Assault case during foundry strike in Indianapolis court
In Indianapolis police court, Mane Larsen a former employee faced assault charges after allegedly striking Assistant Foreman Domboski during a strike dispute at the foundry. Testimony described revolver intimidation by non-union workers. Larsen fined amid ongoing proceedings for Pomboski and others faced costs for carrying concealed weapons.
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Coreman
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John Inés
Coste
Gas Well Explosion Hurts Contractor in Marion Indiana
In Marion Indiana a gas well contractor, P. Abel, was severely burned when a gas expansion ignited after he finished drilling. He was thrown from the derrick as sparks ignited gas and the wellhead equipment burned. The incident occurred after Abel was coating the head from a bolt.
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Guns of Asch and Manning Kill Suspect During Arrest Attempt
Warren Hurt, shot by detectives Asch and Manning while fleeing to avoid arrest, died at City Hospital Wednesday morning from internal hemorrhage. Police say the man resisted a foot-yard arrest for a felonious-hiewer, and the detectives maintain the shooting was necessary to capture him.
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Supt Kruger says no grounds for prosecution
Supt Kruger tells THE BV that relatives of Hart have no grounds for preaction. Detectives Asi and Maguing are named in the record. Kruger says the detectives did all they could to stop him about shooting.
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Noting details of fatal shooting by unnamed parties
Fragmentary confession describes multiple gunshots and uncertainty over which bullet caused a death. Two men recall firing at Hart or Manning during a Wednesday incident. The narrative hints at their routine work in a profession where shooting is common, with no clear identification of the shooter.
Grace Hart Demands Justice After Brother Shot
Grace Hart, sister of the wounded man, says the man who shot her brother must not escape. Detectives Aach and Manning are involved as the Hart family faces a typhoid death in Lennie Hart, age 14, with the home at 34 E Norwood Ave and funeral arrangements underway.
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They Have Killed an Innocent Boy in New Jersey
Father Warren Hart, grieving, describes the shooting of his son Warren Wart as an unprovoked act. He asserts the boy, described as nervous, ran due to temperament and denies prior trouble. Dorinstein is accused of tampering with the boy’s safety, while the family contends he was not at fault.
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George Clausen
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Kingans Refuse Wage Increase Prompting Union Response
Directors of Kingan & Co announce no wage raise for workers amid a push from the men for higher pay. The notice cites past pay levels and warns that organized agitation could affect employment. A union meeting was held Wednesday night to decide further action.
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Cffic
de Mien
Nace
Was There an Attempt to Rob City Hall
Reported Tuesday night two men were seen in the basement of the city hall. A washman heard voices then saw two men moving in the building. Michael O'Brien asked for police powers Wednesday, with Controfer Dunn appearing for him. The case centers on a possible theft of city funds.
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Michael O'Brien
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Junk buyer dies by his own hand in Fort Wayne room
In Fort Wayne Indiana on Tuesday John P Phiel a junk buyer aged unknown ended his life with a self inflicted shot. His wife was preparing breakfast when she heard a gunshot and found him dying in his room.
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Ind
John P. Phiel
Laubacher Wins Sharp Pool Match at City Club
Cleveland player Lew Laubacher defeated J. J. Williams of Toledo in a Tuesday night pool tournament at the City Club Rooms. Laubacher ran up 165 butts while Williams managed 4, and the match featured strong at the table action. The board later discussed bank policy on pole badges but upheld rules, with Shireen Madden commenting on the decision.
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Lew Laubacher
Cleveland
J. J. Willams
Teledo
Reoma
Laubscher
Butte
Turkey or liver weather forecast for Indianapolis and state
Forecast for the 36 hours ending 3 p.m. Nov 26 calls for partly cloudy skies with possible snow flurries Wednesday night and Thursday. Temperature readings show 24 at 7 a.m., 32 at noon, and unclear 2 p.m. conditions with northerly winds across Indiana and neighboring states.
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