Howd You Like to Be the Coal Man
John Marshall a coal dealer living on Brooker Street was arrested Monday on assault and battery charges. His wife Bindsa, who had previously complained of abuse, bought a revolver and shot Marshall in the shoulder when he struck her. Police found him in a woodshed and arrested him after he received medical attention.
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John Marshall
Brookerst
Bndsha
Marshall
Jiy
Abyclomen Morgan and
Samuels
Hesnitad
Bank Failure in Elkhorn Valley Rumor spreads
A garbled telegram from Scripps News notes Elkhorn Valley Bank failure near Lincoln. It claims most cash is missing except for a few cents in notes, with depositors unpaid. Warrants issued for suspected officials.
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Iscripps
Lincoln
Nav
Whittemore
Elkhorn Valley Bank
Toyooga
Bax
Waefflens
Hall
Xunie
Free for all fight at Nicholasville gym injures several
In Nicholasville Kentucky a free for all fight broke out during a girls basketball event at Jessamine Female Institute. Some contestants were injured and three persons were called to attend them.
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Nicholasvilled
New
Nicholasville
Yung
Jessamine Female Institute
Nicholausville
Street Cars Heated by City Fire Up Early This Season
Street car officials report cars heated was turned on last Saturday as winter terms approach. A state law requires heating during November through March. Also noted are other city items and a report on an attempted blackmail against Canadian railways attributed to an organized gang of desperadoes with suspected holdups.
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Northern
Iscripps
Paul
Minn
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern Railways
Benny Yanger Plans to Cancel Hanlon Fight
Benny Yanger may call off his scheduled bout with Eddie Hanlon in Philadelphia next Friday night. Yanger returned from Milwaukee Monday with a bad hand and split nose after fighting Bayers, and he cites reduced attendance at the Quaker City as a reason to withdraw from the coast bid.
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Chicago
Ill
Benny Yanger
Eddie Hanlon
Philadelphia
Benny
Milwaukee
Bayers
Quaker City
Best Man in Trouble Over Unreal Marriage Conspiracy
Noblesville farmer Lewis Boyer is jailed in Marion county on charges of making a false marriage affidavit to support a sham union between Nannie Shoemaker and Charles H. Eller of South Dakota. Shoemaker’s brothers allege a conspiracy to split farm profits, contending the marriage was fraudulent and aimed at accessing $5 farm property.
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Nannie Shoemaker
Chas. R. Eller
Lewis Boyer
Noblesville, S
Marion County
Justice Stowan
Shoemaker
Evesive
Charles
Thes Trothers
Munus
Vahird
Eller
Othe Owter
Jones seeks appointment for Gabriel dunes amid service concerns
An effort is underway to obtain the reappointment of Gabriel Dunes, described as colored, after dismissal following an incident on duty at Atom Werke. Jones and associates petition Mayor Hollaman to ensure safety and secure a new posting.
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Gabrich
Sunes
Ty Beard
Jones
Hollaman
Soldier Murdered and Robbed on Interurban Route
Special to The SUA Marion district reports Daniel Murephy, 8, was found dead after being assaulted and robbed on an interurban car. The motor man guided the vehicle to a stop. the victim lay in the street as authorities investigated. Details are unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Dik
Daniel Murephy
Tad bin
Gael
Nok
Aude Crates Ral
Mar Fuentes
Marien Tranen
Nacional Nilitary Home
Che Money Ani Waten Mn Beals
Sume Dias
Four Giggling Girls Create stir at church service
In Battle Creek Michigan four girls aged about 16 to 18 whispered and giggled during a Holiness church service. The congregation called police as a patrol wagon arrived at the vestibule and the girls were taken to the chief's court office for Wednesday appearance.
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Scripps-Awrae
Monument Exhibition At Lieber Gallery For Harrison Monument
Artistic model by Mudulph Schwartz for a Benjamin Harrison monument is shown at the Lieber gallery exhibition. Schwartz urges the monument committee to review his design for placement in front of the new government building.
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Mudulph Schwarts
Benjamin Harrison
Lieber Art Gallery
Schwartz
Burglars Break Safe at Green Forest Station
Egreka Springe Ark November 9. Burglars pried open the safe in the St Louis and North Arkansas station at Green Forest with a pick and crossbar and escaped with one express package containing 31.00 currency.
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Scripps-Mrab
Egreka Springe
Ark
St. Louis & North Arkansas
Green Forest
Most Arrests Loom as Anarchist Leader Threatens Speech
John Most alias Herr Most, anarchist from New York, was arrested in St. Louis after a fruitless effort to hold a meeting at National hall. Police chief orders 20 officers to arrest the leader and prevent the speech as President Roosevelt’s visit approached. Most was held at the Four Courts, with detectives having watched him for ten days. An international anarchist congress reportedly met in St. Louis prior to the planned talk.
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John Most
Herr Most
New York
St. Louis
Kelly
Most
National Hall
Frankline Ave
Roosevelt
St. Laura
Chicago
Louis
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Delgmee
Yee Park
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Mast Mnuet
St. Louks Tr
Capt. Johnson
Hej
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Aman
Andrew Teffer
Hoffer
St Wre
Mort
George
Willame Ant Cosgrove
Marketat
Maj Sally Orders Holdover In Political Fracas
Most insists he did nothing to warrant arrest as Maj Sally directs holdover. He claims prior lectures occurred before the election and the announced visit of President Toogevelt to St Lanka. Police state they have verified this statement.
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Sally
Most
Toogevelt
St. Lanka
Indiana Returns Show Roosevelts Lead By Over Thirty Thousand
Marsha appointed by Governor Durbin to convey district returns to the secretary of state. A complete tabulation shows Roosevelt leading Parker by more than 30,000 in Indiana. Electors will meet January 9 to vote the state’s slate for Roosevelt. Votes to be sent to the electoral college and federal court. State totals: Republican, Democrat, Prohibitionist, Socialist, Socialist Labor. Roosevelt leads by about 40 thousand over Parker.
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Marsha
Durbin
Secretary of State
Indiana
Roosevel
Parker
Lissvelt
Tomato state poultry and wheat trend report
A garbled report notes state level data on poultry and crop production from Stat son during the years. It mentions potential increases in oats and tomatoes and references the tonal value of poultry in the state being viewed. The text is unclear but suggests agricultural trends and production in the region.
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Statson
Prohibition district meetings set by state club chair
Prohibition district contentions move through the next two weeks with Charles E. Newlin seeking re election. One night meetings listed in order: Second district at Elinora Tuesday first district Wednesday third district New Add ing Thursday fourth North Vernon Friday sixth Rushville December eighth Muncie December seventh Wahish December twelfth Auburn December thirteenth ninth Frank December tenth Plymouth Fort Defiance December. Federal Judge Speer urges law and order leagues to curb crime and condemns deportation as a solution. Auction of Indiana state building furniture at the world’s fair scheduled for Wednesday. PAZO OINTMENT advertises a guaranteed cure for piles with a 15 cent to one dollar price range.
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Einora
Wedneaday
New Ading
North Vernon
Prisay
Rushville
Dee
Munele
Wahish
Schipps-M'Rae
Savannah
Speer
Grand Jury
Law
Unclear fragmentary note on local figures and groups
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rev Dr Lucas, McGinnis, a barber, and various organizational roles. Content is garbled with names and titles unclear. no coherent event or outcome can be established from readable portions.
Church Fair Promised, Tragedy Alters Schedule
A church fair in the community was postponed after a member, David Methal, died suddenly while baking pies. The event shifted to a memorial service held Monday afternoon as survivors mourn. Bessie, wife of Tibert Tlamm, received support from neighbors during the aftermath.
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David Me
Thal
Ebrisak
Thasing
Steae
Preacher plans anarchist speech clash with police in St Louis
Chaotic scenes at a city hall and saloon as authorities bar an anarchist gathering after police deter crowds. Capt Johnson leads a patrol to prevent a speech by Most while hall managers balk at hosting anti state rhetoric. Police later locate Most at a Market Street saloon and arrest him and an associate as officers pressure venues to bar anarchist content.
New York Central Wins Grand Prize at St Louis Exhibit
The New York Central was elevated from gold medal to grand prize by the superior jury after debate at the universal exposition in St Louis. The award honors the passenger service and a line built expressly for the exhibit, underscoring Central’s status as America’s great central railway system.
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York Central
New York
St Louis
New York Central
Great Central Railway System of America
Foreclosure suit and liquor license notice in Marion County
Legal notices in Marion County Indiana for the State Superior Court foreclosure action of Marion County Construction Company against John Smart et al with an answer due January 1906. Also a public notice by John Duffy seeking a liquor license for premises at 255 Massachusetts Ave Indianapolis with pool table privileges.
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State of Indiana
Marion County
Superior Court
Indiana
Marion County Construction Company
John Smart
Mary A. Smart
Lan
Indianapalla
Indara
Xail
Massachusetts
E. T. Fletcher
Brookside
Nelson Subdivision
Massachusetts Ave
Huralet
Indianapolis
Masaachusetts-ave
John Duffy
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Cornellaves
Massachusetts-ave
Cornel
Tarlon County
Charles Berg
Board of County Commissioners
Buchanan Street
Ann McKernan
Sub. N. W
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Ware 1
Alfred H. Traub
Susberiber
South Meridian Street
Cooper
Fred Neffle
Free trial offer for Dr Shoop Restorative fraud ad
A dramatic recruitment for Dr Shoop’s Restorative promises a free one dollar bottle to all strangers who have never tried the remedy. The message boasts thirty years of clinical experience, claims nerve centered action, and urges readers to request the book and order form from Racine Wisconsin, noting pills are sold nationwide.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis State
Thowsn
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