Russian Hold Right Bank of Shake River Brighter War Outlook
News from St. Petersburg reports Russia maintaining the right bank of the Shanke river as ground fighting resumes. Czar Nicholas plans mobilization of 600000, with 23001 wounded arriving at Mukden in the past week and five more Russian guns captured. Rome reports Manchuria will be abandoned for now as Grippenberg mobilizes additional troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecripps- Bar
ST. Petersburg
Shanke River
General Star
War Office
Mons
Kuropathin
Scripps- Rae
Mukden
Scripps- Rah
Tokio
Seat of
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Scripps-Mwrre
Rome
Giornale di Roma
Grippenberg
Train Strikes Trolley Car in Port Jervis Crash
A passenger train on the Omaha Western railroad struck a trolley car on Batl street hill in Port Jervis New York Monday morning. Mrs S Rare of Port Jervis was mortally injured as riders leaped free. Other passengers escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
Port Jervis
N.Y
Omaho Western Railroad
Batl St
RAE
Ind
Hosea Express
Sheth Wamateh
Wremar
Sie
Lonnant
Stonyland
Wile
Hammond
Lake Shore
Tran
Ant
Mise Minn
Son of preacher’s son slips into robbery spree
In North Indianapolis Purelle Sherman, 13, son of Rev Schuyler A Sherman, confessed to aiding a confederate in several daylight shop thefts. The judge scolded the boy and, delaying judgment, warned the parents to remove their children from the city. if not done, the pair would be sent to Plainfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Plainfeld
Sindha
Schuyler A. Sherman
North Indianapolis Baptist Church
Sherman
Purelle Sherman
Marlon
Durette
Water mains plan discussed with city officials
Indianapolis Water Company officers met with the mayor city controller and engineer Monday to plan improvements. They proposed extending a Y inch main from Riverside point to the central city area to improve service though no firm action was promised before the purity water investigation report is published later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Water Company
Joup
Water Company
Riverside Point Ty
Ity
Insurrection Rumors Spread in Congo Venture
Dispatches from Brussels on October 7 report growing unrest in the Congo with signs the rebellion motive is spreading. Several reports say the expedition against natives has met with limited success and the governor complains about insufficient troop support and unclear leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Congo
Cites Sag
Politician Talks West Tour Draws Mixed Reactions
Joe Panning reports that Republicans and Democrats hold differing views at a western swing led by Senator Meartans. Local Democrat Stitshurn denies an Indianapolis interview, while Louis Brownler observes Indiana events for the Nashville Banner. Republican meetings announced in Indianapolis include Howard Shields at Cook's Ball and others at Madison and Yandes streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Howard Shields
Cook's Ball
Morris-st
Henstucky-ave
Joseph Minturn
Madison-ave
Daniel L. Brown
Seveneenth
Yandes-sts
Merrill Moores
Eleventh-st
Big Four
Alimony Contempt Case Tangles Noah B Smith
Noah B Smith faces contempt charges after failing to pay court ordered alimony to his first wife Lola P Smith and their two minor children. Judge Leathers reduced the monthly support to 15.25 dollars but warned immediate payment or jail. Smith had remarried after Feb 3 and works as a Panhandle railroad switchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woah B. Smith
Thaety
Lola P. Smith
Noah B. Smith
Leathers
Superior Court
Smith
Dudge
Tis
Panhandle
Woman thanks judge as French speech plan looms
A distressed scene in police court ends with Honora Kelley spared jail after pleading guilty to drunkenness. An aged mother pleads for her son and prays for reform while he is led away. Across the page, reports recount wrecks on Nickel Plate and police court cases involving theft, divorce complaints, and civic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honora Kelley
THREE POLICEMEN SHOT IN FATAL ARREST ENGAGEMENT
In Mempins an armed suspect opened fire during a police arrest attempt. One officer died, two officers were wounded, including Captain Gork Percy who lost a hand. Officer John Maye crelf was shot in the leg. the suspect, known as Jane Bop, died in the exchange amid heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schipps
RAE
Mempins
Megra
Jane Bop
Robert Jamieson
Walle Toren
John Mayecrelf
Gork Percy
False Imprisonment Suit From Riot at Show
Joseph Gentry sues Pa trelain Crabtree and others for false imprisonment in circuit court. Gentry alleges he was arrested during a riot at a dog show, claiming the incident occurred near the event and involved show personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gentry
Patrelain
Foresaw the Future Henry Van Etten’s Early Predictions
Henry Van Etten anticipated several inventions believed to be modern. He described the air gut steam gan dwarsutic press and the method of Qeiching the blind end by raised betters while impression perceived by the Angers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Etten
Escape Prison by Deception in Indianapolis
A daring escape occurred when two inmates Moran and Bates posed as prisoners to fool Turnkey Mackessy and law officers. They bonded with McPeake and Robison and fled after paying cash for bonds, aided by a counterfeit trust in a dark prison area. Police pursued four suspects, with inspections continuing as investigators review the security lapse. Meanwhile Thomas Watson, populist presidential candidate, planned a speaking tour in Indianapolis, addressing Bryan and rallying supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We City
James J. Moran
John States
Atin
Tom Long
Abe
Peake
Liberty
Moran En Bates
McPeake
Mores
Batey
Anderson and Robinson
Tniper
Dirds
Bates
Moran
Shine
Hult
Abe MePeake
Patrick McGinnis
Shelbyville
Prospect
Shelbysin
Mackessy
Harry Robinson
Rebinada
Robison
Turkey
John Lowe
Sterson 2
Lowe
Tala Thetir
David Anderson
Anderson
Inntering
Jathand
Jadee Wharton
Prisoner in Madrapore Faces Interrogation and Hunger
The narrator endures torture threats and starvation in a grim prison. A governor debates fate and a brutal plan unfolds as the tyrant contemplates severities while the narrator resists and recalls safer days, awaiting possible escape or betrayal. The scene shifts between interrogations and deteriorating conditions.
Fragmentary ad copy and notices with scattered names
OCR fragmentary text lists names such as Rosberg and William J. Richards with miscellaneous requests and ad notes. It mentions a sewing machine major sale and asks to place a ten word ad in The Union for “slums” and free. The passage shows disconnected phrases about peace, punishment, and various unrelated items from a historical newspaper page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Czar Nicholas
Europatkin
Circle Railway
Isuripps-M Rae
ST. Petershl RY
Gel
Trhsuts
Plainfield
Father
Boy
Joe Panning
Bathting
Roel Wing
Sead Fairbanks
Sten- Mara Her
Kha
Meartans Wis
Stitshurn
Dumecnit
Dianepolis
Nation
Louis Brownler
Washingon
Nashville Banner
Indienepolis
David B.D Meering
Indiana
Copenhagen
Bornholm Island
Corral
Iscripps-M'Ral
Kansas City
Det Svory
Moxlen
St Lente
Anit
Mecce
wucAble
New York
Monty
Stock Exchange
Missouri Pace
Dalius Mouton
New Orlegas
Ptaker
Democratic State Committee
Linton
Stoutum
Monton Haz
Circuit Cour of Appeals
Snyder
Ace Snyder
Urban Snyder
Virginia-ave
Adela Sphena Haa
Sit
Crane Whitar Silean
Board of Works
Brookside Ave
Conk Drilling Company
Muncie
Capittal
Fort Wayne Engineering Company
Fort Waste
Fernail Company
Almede, Capital
Peru
Dariles
Indianapolia
Watson
Thoman Watson
Caitlanapolla
Afr
Howe
William 2
Bryan
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Alan
Shin
Aid
Madrapore
Oy Baer
Relven
Brantine
Allah
Don Fernandes
Tio
Fate
Uattle
Guy Boothby
Guet
Rosberg
Tllor
Pembroke
Union National Bank
Solietti
William J. Richards
Prokenst
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!