Young Catholic Wife Ends Life Over Mother's Disinheritance
Mrs Georgiana Easter a Catholic wife who married a Protestant died after taking laudanum on Friday night in Bloomington Street home. She confessed the motive to Dr Hoag, saying her Catholic mother would disinherit her for marrying outside the faith, and her husband Rob, married three weeks earlier, faced family pressure. Coroner Tatewill investigates the case as Dr Hoag reported another dose of laudanum near death.
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W. J. Hose
W. Washingto-st
Sieiog
Susan Jangford
Dr. Hea
Sit
Kue
Ghko
Rob
Mapor
Wora Brandenhute
Centennial St
Bester
SUN
Georgis
Robert
Lost Gov Indiana Executive Under Went Thrilling Experience
A clipped fragment reports a lost governor or executive figure in Indiana linked to a thrilling experience. Details are unclear, but the mention suggests a notable political or personal incident involving an Indiana official. No names or dates are confirmed in the readable text.
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Indiana
Chiet
Lost Governor Roams Prairies in Mock Hunt Tale
A humorous relic recounts Indiana's governor chasing improbably fictional game on South Dakota plains. He shoots prairie chicken and gazelle to little success, loses direction, and fears political doom while seeking a way back to safety before night.
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Durbin
Souda Dakota
Wong
Panie
Leon
Flying Horse Rider Captured Near Peeher Fort
A governor riding a flying state steed is awakened by a warwhanp, surrounded and disarmed by cowboys on the Dakota prairie. He is taken to Peeher Fort as the pursuit ends and the state chief executive is released and returned toward his starting point.
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Dakota
Peeher
Indiana
Young Democrats clash at Marion county convention for Adolph Emhardt
A Saturday afternoon clash at the Marion county democratic legislative convention saw the younger faction push for Adolph Emhardt a local attorney and new Young men's democratic club representative to win a seat in the legislature. The fight drew contrasts with older members while Emhardt drew support from Frank B. Ross Leroy Porticus Charles Petitjohn and Edward W. Spencer amid a heated floor scene and party maneuvering at Washington hall. The slate for the house included Michael Butler Jetn Hollen George Markhardt John E. Chilaran Jesse Fhaugh Pierre Gray and John Brackwell with Emhardt rumored as Gray’s replacement and labor figure OM. T. Butler backing a strong union influence. The committee on rules and organization was chaired by John H. Mahoney with Charles Remster Iver 0. Wald Dr John M. Spencer and Marian Clarft.
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Marion County
Adolph Emhardt
Emhardt
New
Young Men's Democratic Club
Charles Pettlinhn
Frank B. Ross
Aso
Leroy Porticus
Charles Petitjohn
Edward W. Spencer
W. W. Spencer
Joseph E. Bell
T. Taggart
Senate
J. C. Ash
Charles E. Coax
Woodburn Masson
Anne Ax
Michael
John H. Mahoney
Charles Remster
Iver
John M. Spencer
Marian ‘Clarft
Big Damage Suit Over Portive Wreck Damages Sought
Mortis Rush files a £3 damage claim against Big Fove company alleging extensive injuries from the Portive special Det. 3 wreck. He describes concussion, amputees hearing, eyesight and mental function loss, memory gaps, spinal curvature, paralysis, dragged foot, torn ears, broken nerves, headaches, and general weakness.
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Rueh
Japanese Prince to Visit America on Manhatten voyage
Prince Fushima of Japan, commanding the First Division, will sail for the United States in October aboard the Manhatten. He will not visit any American town. The voyage follows heavy fighting at Nanshan heights and the Port Arthur assault, amid the Terrific Battle context in Tokio.
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Prince Fushima
Japan
Manhatin
América
United States
Nanshan Heights
Port Arthur
Chefoo
Port Dalny
Novikeal
Louisa Bay
Russians in Five Columns Hold Line at Mukden
London reports Gen Meyendorf traps Kuroki south of Mukden as Kuroki’s attacks fail. A new brigade reaches Gen Kuropatkin improving defense. Front calm, heavy Japanese losses and prep for winter pause. Five Russian columns are described around Mukden and The Pass with heavy fighting looming if tempers rise. Port Arthur losses rise. Port Arthur is quiet near Mukden.
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Russia
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Kuroki
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Theling
Mukden
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I Mukden
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Port Arthur
ST. Petersburg
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Priday
Bern
Wermerday
Red Cross
Karapathia
Peterrhurg
Karopttkin
Gtld
Desleged
Wonderful Sights Exhibitat Hy 1 Wasson Co Store
A new marvel of modern mechanics will be shown at the Hy 1 Wasson Co store. The moving picture of New York harbor spans eight feet and features a clock tower, streetcars, ferries, and skyscraper lights. The automaton city, powered by electricity, runs every nine minutes with 5,000 lights controlled by time, displaying realistic details from dawn to night.
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Hy 1
Wasson Co
New York Harbor
P. Wasson
Lee Laan O
New York
Taalanapolis
Boston
Philadelphia
Pttsburg
Weather Outlook for Indiana and States Saturday to Sunday
Fair weather with Saturday night and Sunday partly cloudy skies. Probable light rain and cooler temperatures with a high near 82 and a low around 62. Northerly to westerly winds expected. no major storms anticipated.
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Fale
Indiana
Rami
Politicians to Spend a Million in Indiana
Presidential campaign managers plan heavy spending in Indiana to influence the electoral vote. Reports say up to a million dollars could be allocated, with strategy focusing on key states like New York New Jersey Connecticut and Delaware. Party operatives discuss how money might be used to secure votes through voter mobilization and compensation, amid broader talks of tightening expenditures in doubtful states.
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Cmiongn
Indiana
Gossty
New York
John P. Hopkins
Chicago
Hopking
West
Mooney
New Jersey
Confersicut
Delaware
Wan
Abgut
Bormetimes
ISSR
Meliana
Tagzart
Harry New
Hot Air Not Wanted Now at Oyster Bay
Community officials in Oyster Bay urge residents to focus on practical concerns. Local meetings address waste management, zoning, and public services while dismissing unfounded rumors and political grandstanding. Citizens are urged to share concrete questions and stay engaged with verified information from town channels.
Keep Mum Is the Word as Few Visitors See President
Oyster Bay September reports the summer capital quiet with scarce visitors. President and aides work in private while few callers arrive, disappointing townspeople who hoped for a steady stream from New York and a harvest of attention. The president engages in whist with Cortelyou as visitors are cautioned to keep mum.
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Oyster Bay
Sagimore Hill
Lonnis Ceat
Loh
New York
Health board eyes data on city wells and typhoid history
The health board questions a letter from the water company seeking full city data on wells and typhoid cases over ten years. Officials suspect a delay tactic and broadened scope. Dr Ferguson and City Engineer Leu Pother reviewed the missive but may have misread intent. Meanwhile a dark bay horse advertises soundness at McCorkie's stables and The United Nations Bank solicits business.
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Health Board
Mons
Water Company
Wealth Board
Dod
Devtora
Fede
Wing
Ferguson
Ciy
Leu Pother
John Hentyn
Fuller
Ariel
Acon
Matha
Ingesicht
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