Burglars Drugged and Robbed Families in Meridian Street
Police investigate two burglaries where suspects drugged members of William L. Baker’s family at 1906 Meridian Street and entered George W. Stown’s home on Wooa rutt Place. Loot included $15, a camona and opal set, a gold watch and ring. jewelry left behind in the Baker residence. Mendenhall home at 1715 3 Unnalise was entered through a side window yielding $4 and two gold-filled watches. Detectives Hales and Splann pursue leads. both incidents may involve the same perpetrator based on timing and method.
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William L. Baker
Meridian St
George W. Stown
Wooarutt Place
Baker
Sirs Baker
Hales
Splann
Obscene Postal Cards Targeted by Indianapolis Mail Office
The Indianapolis post office notes a flood of obscene postal cards entering the city. The mails supervisor says many come from other states and pass through to Washington. Some cards are printed for a Tweat brewery and deemed unfit for the public.
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Indianapolis Post
Tires
Washington Searcs
Holtzman not to be asked to take stand
Huy La Porte, financial secretary of the Barber's union, said a union committee would not press Mayor John W. Holtzman for a stand on Sunday barber shop closings. The union fears political retaliation if Holtzman testifies. The Board of Safety ordered police to enforce Sunday closing, but the mayor will not be asked to comment. The union continues prosecutions for Sunday shaving. several barber cases were adjourned or moved, with more hearings planned next week.
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Huy la Porte
Barber's Union
John W. Holtzman
Sunda
Hojtzman
Holtzman
Board of Safety
Uyoh
Charles Morgan
Unin
Hmoltantan
Barbers Union
Anthony Frank Jame
Jackson
Charles McGinty
Paul Gall
Justice Strewman
Cumberland
Separds
Tuo
Sheppard Ie
Smock
dJastict Stet
Fragmentary report mentions a fatal incident and healthcare response
A garbled item notes a person died and a dispensary and a wholesale location in Maryland or Pennsylvania. It references a Friday event, an ambulance or medical response, and a person named Darden or Janee surpenn. The text is unclear but indicates a deadly incident and subsequent medical or police actions.
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Behrider
Maryland
Pertheyliania
Thomas’ Body Found in Missing Man Case
Special to the Sun reports the body of Willan Thomas was found north of the c set after a period of disappearance beginning in mid February. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and identifying the cause. Authorities have not released further details.
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Thomas
Richmond
Tad Sen
Willan Thomas
Yoann
Inet
Taggart and Honeymoon Revelations in Army Dispute
A dramatic wartime letter from Taggart accuses army officers and alleges a mistress while detailing marital strain. Mrs Taggart testifies about a Pullman woman linked to Taggart and describes visits to Port Leavenworth. The court transcript includes multiple letters from Mrs Taggart and descriptions of personal tensions and public scandal.
Seven Men Die In Tube Works Burst
In Meeesport Pennsylvania on Friday a fly wheel in the National Tube Works exploded killing seven workers and injuring ten others. The dead include John Massing and John Regal both listed as heaters Antonio Welsh and three foreign workers plus a water boy. Investigators assess cause and safety protocols at the plant following the accident.
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Meeesport Tube Works
Scripps.atrae Press
Meeesport
National Tube Works
Ohn Massing
John Regal
Antonio Welsh
Arrest of Caroline Lester for alleged assault on Cara Mutton
Caroline Lester was arrested Friday by authorities over an alleged assault on Cara Mutton. The filing accuses Lester of battery and causing severe cuts to Mutton's body, a claim linked to domestic tensions involving Lester's spouse. Proceedings and charges detail the nature of the incident and the victim's injuries.
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Caroline Lester
Bieselemen Shing
Athet
Harty at His Office in Mt Ottieny Improvises Career Shift
In a brief dispatch, Ted N Hert agar works from his Mt Ottieny office as colleagues note his rapid adjustments after a busy period. The report highlights his focus on health matters and new administrative tasks.
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Harty
Tedn
Hert Agar
Mt Ottieny
Rapid
Armistice Proclamation Drafted By Envoys In Portsmouth
A provisional armistice proclamation was drawn up at a Portsmouth hotel and signed without a formal navy yard meeting. Russian and Japanese envoys clashed over timing, with Japan insisting on a formal treaty first, while Moscow preferred immediate effect. Messages to Tokyo were delayed by cables, delaying official communication of the truce.
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Ecripps-M'Rre Press Association
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Lingvitch
Linevitch
Cyami
Japan
Tokio
Tokig
St Petersburg
Marshal Ogun
Manila
United States
Spain
Wilson
Groettin
Porto Rico
Texa
New Uried Gy
Captain Winner Controversy Over Riverside Sluiceways
Park board deadlocks over opening sluiceways at Riverside near Riversige Park. Central Bridge Co secured contract and sought permission from Park Board president Hi ram Brown to open the sluiceways. Edgington threatened lawsuit as contention rose at Friday meeting with Brown voting yes Merritt and Coffin no.
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County Rémimasfoners
Embchss
Willy Deidge
Tns! Central Bridge Company
Hiram Brown
Park Board
Capt Edgington
Riverside
Boata
Brown
Merritt
Coffin
Pidge Company
Market Prices Highlight Varied Fruit and Vegetables
Market notes show peaches and quinces at 34 cents per peck, cranberries at 50 cents per peck, and oranges at 50 cents per peck. Siberian crabs and tomatoes are mentioned with midrange prices, and there is ample Japanese fresh peaches new from the south.
Machine Axe Being Wielded In Party Primary Fares
Voters show little interest in the Democratic primary as the party lines contest the nomination. The campaign centers on James T. Monaghan and other ward contenders with the party executive committee selecting substitutes. Names listed include Buttman, Summ, Thetneon, and several ward candidates across the city.
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Caugeimanie
Eau
Vennon
Pramaries
James T
Monarirs Voontiiman
Batonie Sen
Sullivan
Tay
Ax Niger
Andrew Heoo Walt Ck
Tor
Keards Floltgmen
Mtn Spm
Charles W. Buttman
John Ho Talme
Hisnrn
Michael Shea
Teyth
John Donovan
W. Ballard
Jacob Tilkenn
Fay Wright
Paul Fenner
Fever Raging In Honduras Spreads To Louisiana
Spanish Honduras suffers the worst yellow fever outbreak, with San Pedro and Puerto Cortez hit hard and dozens dead. The plague crosses into Louisiana sugar estates, with six deaths and four new cases reported in New Orleans as fear grows.
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New Orleans
Homora Vieima
Spanish Honduras
Louisiana
Milo Brady
State Board of Health
Heuma
Echriver
Terre Bonne Parish
Tere
Shaffer Plantation
J. M. Ebtert
Bayoune Boeuf
Assumption
St Mary
Attorneys Clash In Justice Court
Rufus Rich charged with assault and battery with intent to kill attorney William Rooker in a neighbor farm dispute near Milleraville. Rooker testified Rich threw a rock and brandished a club after curses and threats, firing three times when Rich fled. Rich claims no words preceded the shooting. Justice Smock deferred ruling, with appeals likely, amid fears of further violence and property damage implications.
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Rufus Rich
Smock
William ¥ Rooker
Rooker
Rich
Rookers Farm
Millerseille
Amay
Indianapelis
Amiert
Ana Iskior
Benenter
Johnson
John S. Duncan
Vents
Spain
Rien
Duncan
Spann
Yan
Xan
Fimi
Benedict
Askotius
Spaan
Merose
Fenen
Rich Tad
Booker
Ed Dougherty
Justice Smock
Nilleraville Forimany
Four Wives Claim Against Charles Tuller In Police Office
Detectives confront Charles Tuller about alleged multiple marriages. Two women, Minnie McGath and Jane Reed, claim to be his wives. Reed denies being married. Tuller admits Reed is his wife but denies other marriages amid a series of theft charges and grand jury actions. Roy Horne faces bribery-like theft charges. bound over to the grand jury on a $30 bond, while William Smith, 14, is sent to the juvenile court.
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Charles Tuller
Kinney
Tuller
Jane Reed
Helmont
Ate
Tyler
Minnie McGath
Meath
Reed
Roy Horne
Tayler
Grand Joty Tre
William Smith
Ith Horne
Bama
Kissel Fails to Appear in Court on Policy Charge
William Kissel was arrested and charged with operating a policy game. He did not appear in police court Thursday afternoon. his attorney appeared Friday and the case was continued to September 6. Kissel says he called Capt Kinney to surrender after reading news reports. Kinney denies this, noting Kissel was not sought until Thursday afternoon when officers brought him in.
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William Kissel
Kissel
Kinney
Paltes i
Capt Kinney
Save the Department
Pastor Thrown From Horse During Friday Ride
Father Bcheldler reported a loss of horse and buggy from SS. Mary’s Catholic church when Pastor Benewer was thrown Friday afternoon on W Washington street. He was unhurt as frightened horse bolted toward Maassachusetts Avenue where it later collided with a telegraph pole, and both horse and buggy were recovered.
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Rauner Benewer
SS. Mary's Catholic Church
Washington-st
Woree
Bcheldler
Maassachusetta Ave
Manama Canal commission opens session amid Roosevelt order
Washington reports the Manama Canal commission began its sites while Chairman Shor presented President Roosevelt's executive order concerning the body. In New Orleans there is chaos as yellow fever reports rise and many die. In Albuquerque deputies seize power, while court actions threaten successors. A war-time match in Sea Girt ends with uncertainty, and a Chattanooga incident sees a man attack his wife with an ax. In Lorain a man burns a house, shoots at a woman, and a rescue follows on the Lake Shore electric line.
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Washington
Gey Orera
N. J
National Life Teads
Lan Vards
New York
Chattanooga
Tenn
TF Robieson
Sheck
Lorain
Peter Pats
George Heckler
Mary Hoeckter
Tric Road
Avon Beach
Bern
Twenty-third Winner Boynton Moore Triumph Shown in Subscriptions Drive
The twenty third winner is Boynton Moore of the Moore family living at 169 Driera. He earned a Mescle by securing subscribers as part of a drive. His father served as a background staffer for 30 years.
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Boynton Moore
Boyntes Moore
John F
Lula Moore
Driera
Show of Babes Special to The Sun Asbury Park Parade
At Asbury Park on Friday a grand baby parade drew 3,000 spectators. Queen Titania presided as infants in doll coaches and baby carriages flashed costumes from college colors to burlesque outfits. First prizes went to Henry Brian of Somerset and Edith Wel enstein of Brooklyn among others.
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Asbury Park
Bables
Colege
Henry Brian
Somerset
Edith B. Welenstein
Brooklin
Catherine Asay
Patrina Terehman
Hrooklyn
Helen Brinkerhodd
Brooklyn
Nellie Mf
Weather Forecast Effect on Horse Feed Disturbance
A weather focused brief notes how changing conditions affect horse feeding routines. It mentions to adjust hay and grain portions in response to temperature, humidity, and wind. Observers warn riders to monitor appetite and hydration, especially for older horses and during sudden weather shifts.
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Crookes
N. Meridian-St. Home
Jordan
Taggart
Wooster
Cape
Emir
Thurstan
Aioe Alan
Tegeart
Miner
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Rece
Qrd
Fort Leaverworth
Rexen
Jocan Gn
Te Taggart
Augustina
Augusting de la Cruze
Therart
Maj. Taggart
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Port Leavenworth
Tuxnart
Moan
White Rier
Riversige
Fridar
Honduras
Glement
San Pedro
Patonty
Bennaton
Baird
Wet Im
Horus 4
Hildebrand
Clement
George Clement
Rome
Crook
Belize
T Walter Cronk
St. John's Cathedral
Nett Wire
England
Binham Sweere Baicourt
British Honduras
Maj
Hurna
Justice Court
W. V. Rooeker
Negroes
Chas, Tuller
Show OF Babes
Weather Forecast
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Cate
Denison Barver Shop
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