Daring Escape Attempt By Henry Hertzell At Prison
Henry Hertzell staged a dramatic escape from a guard on a train bound for the northern penitentiary. He was recaptured after leaping from a speeding car at 45 miles per hour. Hertzell has a history of parole violations and repeated attempts, aided by sympathetic appeals and feigned illness, but authorities say his latest escape failed and he remains in custody.
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Haney Hortzall
Celmins Court
Moailog
Meridiaoat
Michigan City
Hmmett
Hertzell
Monen
Princial Pakad
New York
Strand
Tod Child
le Lao
Blewile
Bimeali
Judge Cox
Maine Goes Republican in State Election Sweep
Report from AvavsTs Maine notes Republicans won by a wide margin in the state election, with the legislature expected to tilt Republican and Senator Rye to be reelected. Other races indicate strong GOP gains and lingering Democratic support with at-home voters. A contrasting foreign vignette depicts a lively, humorous political exchange in a separate scene.
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AvavsTs
Sae Democram
Ace
Boutelle
Democela
Portia Sailed From Halifax in Arctic Disaster
Dr. Cook and seven expedition members aboard the steamer Portia arrived from Halifax after colliding with a sailing vessel off Cape Cod. One ship sank within minutes, four of five crew drowned, and foggy seas hindered rescue. The Portia sustained forward flooding but was not otherwise injured. Jeremiah Murphy of this city among the survivors.
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Sepp
Portia
Halifax
Dr. Cook
Aloo Aboart
Bera
Mondey
Cuddybunk Light House
Ale
Vera M
Reach
Ivan
Mats Jeramiah Murphy
Thia City
New England
Bangor
Liokoken
Cook
King Jonch
Thin
Marina
Hortia
Miranda
Tortia
Jobn Hulen
Jail Fence Plans Reported As Arduous Project
A report describes possible high iron fence around the jail as a major design effort. The piece also notes a judge and wife attending a funeral in Shelbyville for Isabelle McHeazle, who died at 81 after 55 years of service to Louis. Weather mentions cool conditions with the mercury near 60. Other items include revival services at New Bethel Church led by Elders Vinson and Hull, plans by Pythians in Kalagate, and a state medical group forming at the state bourse with about 10 doctors enrolled and officers named.
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Shelbyville
Mee
Isabelle McHeazle
Inons Louis
Veanvilla
Kalgate
Pythian
Wil Bador
U.S
van Buren Hay
Gustavus I. J. Myer
Grand Jury
Ralatiog
Reven
Ie Tessid
Hethel Church
Coromr
Igaans Association of Independent Physicians and Surgeons
Ic To &U
J. A. Comtingore
J. C. Kelsey
C. L. Wilan
Indignant School Board Debate Over Property Purchase
Contested meeting draws minority members to urge action on the Rickett property deal. Citizens and officials debate price, public interest, and potential tax impacts as a heated exchange unfolds. Delegates in New York discuss constitutional articles while broad ripple rapid transit preparations proceed.
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Mackieige Ferenc
Condamaation Processinge
Hinckladge
Bean Incorporated
Julian A. Haag
Lily
Hardweare
Cokayne
J. Marots
Nave
Hendrickson
U. EB
Zleamer
Dragelat
G. Karle
N. Landgraf
Weiler
W. U. Burk
UW. J. Born
G. J. Langedale
Monument
Areca
Youngirl
Cipardesier Rearau
Geo. L. Katchig
Real Ostara
Frank J. Carlin
Muah Desler
Tim Grito
Jobo King
Henry Syerup & Sonn
Wintope
Rickatte
Jarry B. Gates
Geisengorf
Wholesse Paperhouse
Trusler
Ifalcher
Amany
N.Y
Repubican
Constitutional Conventing
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Company
Five New Dances Adopted by Americas Society Convention
The seventeenth appeal convention of the Americas society of protestors of dancing met in New York with delegates from several states. New dances named include the 1804 lancer, Hemnswick caprice, Two-step quadrille, Currante, and the Kaiser gavotte. Kaiser's court dances received royal approval, with plans to publish descriptions for dancing professors and public exhibitions.
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New York
G. T. Whines
Anburn
Horace W. Beck
Chicago
1. B. Beooke
Lanal
Veterans Parade in Pittsburgh Allegheny Park Remembers War
Gov Pattinson Virwadt reviews a grand march through Pittsburgh and Allegheny with veterans in two cities. Spectators cheer as decorated streets, hospitals, and cool drinks greet the returning heroes amid a patriotic atmosphere. Chaplain McCabe is named national army chaplain designate. A separate item notes a duel near Polkville between farmers Osborn and Murphy after hogs invaded a corn field, both men killed.
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Piytabarg
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Misa
Setorattane
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Gev
Paytison
L’enn
T. H. Haggerty
Stxry-Third Liltnote Infantry
Chin GC. McCabe
Crotery
National Army
Gaty
Raiver
Kentucky
Dylag
Bownisa Gnetix
Beptil
Rulges
Thomas Qaborn
Marcus Murphy
Polkville
Murphy
Osborn
Tod
Log Town
Blufpric Jackson
Deadly Hold Up at Saloon Ends in Cantwell’s Death
In Saicano early Tuesday Cantwell Jr., president of Kasia Brewing, entered a saloon with two accomplices and demanded cash. Cantwell drew a revolver and was killed by Morgan, who dodged behind the bar and fired. One robber escaped. details on companions and motive remain unclear. A separate case notes Schooley, alias Callerbaugh, in New Castle, under suspicion amid marital and residence changes as police investigate. The Suns reports Janney Electric Motor Co moving to Springfield for better prospects, with Falebankes selling Springfield works years ago and now facing more industry shifts in Indianapolis.
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Hulen
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Wilt
Thore
Hill
Yaice
Surige Cox
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Saicano
Cantwell, Jr
Kasia Brewing Company
Thor
Morgan
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Cantwell
Cantwell Lo
Stanly
Robbara
Trovit
HH. Scholes
Ely
Schooler
Tod
New Castle
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Slawan
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Ebs
Indianapolis
Maur Peraone
Janney Electric Motor Company
Springfield
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Thie City
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Springfeld
Ind
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Lodigospolia
Indispapolis
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Obio Colony
Janney Company
Trade and Commercial Club
Fairbaake
Nisrman’s
N. Mwhoolsat
Simpson
Simpaco
Theo
New York
Keler
Belda Maya
Ming Adatmast
Keller
Chinese Forces in Pitiful Condition Amid War Turmoil
From Suaxettat Sept 11 reports reveal distress among Chinese troops facing shortages of food and ammunition as the Colo eee army advances toward Ceres. Japanese blockade risks starving Chinese soldiers while Japanese lines remain open and mobile. Chinese merchants flee amid mounting fear for the city’s safety.
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Ren
Baye
Branavar
Milwaukee Rumor Holds Club After Forest Fire Smoke
Rumor spreads that a Milwaukee ballgame win was aided by smoke from forest fires. Report notes Gray’s home run and Hossler’s defense as key moments, with Conway Murphy and Vialrymple among others affected by payroll and roster changes. Local club laments hard luck, considering changes after poor trip and upcoming league meeting debates.
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Toledo
Nevers
Stebart
Indianapelle
Colina
Buett
la Gnecces
Io Hioma City
Hocalers
Tulagom
Antares
Joe
Bracktoridge Brings Bitter Interview Against Morton
In a sharp public clash at Louisville on September 11 Col Bracktoridge accuses Judge Morton of secretly pressuring a woman to influence Morton’s political rolls. He claims Morton concealed facts, defends his own secrecy, and predicts a confrontation with Morton’s ally Owens Hob Breckinridge before next Saturday’s vote. An accompanying note reports Albert, a Lexington journalist, attacked in a restaurant by Col Jones Allen amid factional tensions over German ritual lodges and Knights of Pythias ties.
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Col. Breckinridge
Morton
Weil
Albert
Jone i. Allen
Wreckbridge
Ang
Wolver
Silen
Murder and arson shock Rak dolph county
An Alabama farmer testifies in a home invasion murder case. The victim, Matthew Whally, an honored citizen, was killed when assailants fired into his home after demanding surrender. A Negro suspect carried chickens as he fled, later linked to thefts, while police pursue other leads and neighbors describe the brutal attack and threats.
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Howe
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Childred
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