Vermant-at resident arraigned in police court for hare bearing
The Vermant-at man was arraigned Saturday in police court on a hare bearing charge. The proceeding revealed gaps in the ordinance and involved a curate from the wilds of Kan ne. A witness described an assault while the defendant’s behavior prompted questions about the law. The case proceeded with the jury and courtroom tension as the judge heard the troubled testimony.
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Eserson Gower
Vermant-at
Sénate-ate
Kanne
Rosenahter
Fey Mack
Alta
Fashion fears suspenders fashion story untold
A fragment discusses a peculiar fashion concern about suspenders and a mysterious listener. The passage mentions Eloise makers and a parade of garb details, hinting at debates on style and fit with several unnamed figures and interrupted lines. The tone resembles a clipped, period fashion note.
Dynamite Found at Niagara Falls Customs Office
Three sticks of dynamite capped and wired were found Saturday at the customs office in Niagara Falls. Authorities notified and the dynamite was placed in the possession of the chief of police.
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Niagara Falls
Customs Office
New Advertisements In Mint County Pawn Today
New items listed today include a house for sale and a busay sold note. Rooms for rent, proofreaders wanted, and a fortune teller tree are also advertised. Reed all liners for details.
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Iner
Mntts
House
Busay
Tree
Reed
Old Scout Dominates Maxinkuckee Sloop Race
The good ship Old Scout wins the Lake Maxinkuckee sloop race under Aubinahaubhes Yacht Club auspices. Sam E. Howe owns Old Scout and skippered the craft with notable speed.
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Maxinkuckee
Aubhinaubhes Cacht Club
Awain
A. Y. Petmant
A. Y
Canvak
Arkanes
Roosevelt Resists Unions Demand on Government Bureau
Oyster Bay reports Roosevelt received unfriend resolutions from Washington labor union and warns no overhaul of the civil service law. He may counter agitation, pledging no acceding to the demand to remove Wen Miller from the govern ment foreman role, and signals likely measures to limit union influence.
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Oyster Bay
Preslant Hoosevelt
Ventral
Labor Union of
Washington
Oranisation
Roosevelt
Wen
Roo Miller
Age Bingere
Miler Quaerst
Ser
Jas
Div Rervicd Commissim
Chatatin
Rivlt
Merice
Midale
Traperis Hanelle
Pats Countey
Maenington
Ae Sring
Senator Greek Arrest Reported In Corruption Probe
A fragmentary item from Rinutsmpcgn New York reports Senator Geeres E Green under arrest amid federal indictments. The note cites conspiracy and bribery charges with a Tuesday arrest and Wednesday indictments in a federal matter.
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Greek
N.Y
Geeres E. Green
Ior
Abe Pestal
Subterranean Armies Roar Amid Indiana Weather Haze
A fragmentary report blends a weather forecast for Indianapolis with chaotic dialogue about underground activity. Observers describe roaring sounds likened to cannons, while a farmer and a geologist discuss drilling for resources, with promises of division of discoveries if any are found.
Saloonkeeper, Polls, and Allegations Stir Local Debate
Fragmented text describes a heated scene involving a saloon-keeper and a political confrontation. Democrats accuse police and election officials of interfering with voters in working blocks while a candidate denies claims.
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Colingny
Mtr
Tate
Pyrite
Miss Adelaide Fairbanks Weds Ensign Timmons in Virginia
Miss Adelaide Fairbanks daughter of a senator married Ensign John Wesley Timmons of Ohio on a Saturday ceremony at a Vension statesman residence. Chap Henry A Clark officiated. Bride wore white chiffon with a lace yoke and carried orchids roses and orange blossoms. Only four guests attended. The groom’s family and bride’s relatives were present. The couple plan a short absence before returning to duty. Mrs Allen had resumed her maiden name following a divorce finalized last December. The wedding drew few guests but received ample support from family and friends. Senator Haun aimed to attend but could not be present.
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Warington
Adelatte Patrhanks
John Wesley
Tims
Mons
Ohio
Henry A. Clark
Timmons
Navy
Ontlvst Megnatatanes
Miex Farbanks
Mr. Timmons
Seneter Uaana
Ho M. Allen
Allen
Engiyn
Naval Academy
Vis Frlandn
Thminour
Umeang
Haunn
T Taggart Declines Regional Chairmanship Candidacy
In a terse reply Tom Taggart says he cannot confirm or deny rumors about a run for regional chairmanship. He notes the role is flattering and imaginable as a venue for someone qualified, but he is not ready to say whether he would be a candidate.
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Relional
Tom Taggart
Aig
How Baron Rothschild Got Another Cigar
Mayor Bookwalter denies involvement in politics and says he gave cigars to Baron Rothschild, then Pass around several others in the mayor’s office. Rothschild is described as a sharp political figure with long days in Indianapolis politics.
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Baron Rothschild
Meyor Bookwalter
Politine
Imayor
Wim
Harry Brunallah
Secreury
Baron Boyhechild
Ant Med
Wen
Armaugh
Brimaugh
Baron Rothreb
Elizabeth Waltz Dead in Louisville After Illness
Louisville dispatch reports Elizabeth Waltz a noted newspaper woman and author of national reputation died after an extended illness. The obituary notes her prominence, career in journalism and writing, and the impact of her work, with limited personal detail available from the fragmentary notice.
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Elizabeth Waltz
Louisville
Rheaneth Cherry Walt
Lincoln Hearse Driver Joseph Christian Remembered
Joseph Christian, Sixteenth St Barber, once drove the hearse bearing Lincoln's remains from the White House. The veteran, born in Precehmia, served in the Civil War era and later assisted by leading a regiment briefly before Lincoln's assassination. His relics include a pipe rag and a ceremonial badge, kept for over a year.
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Joseph Christian
Barber
Lincoln
White House
Cristian
Sinteenthiest
Tiebert Adenet
Leo
Lee
Woatenholm & Son
Christian
Saya
Christin
Fis
Gasoline Stove Fire Sparks City Fire Department Visit
Mrs W Taylor of 416 Emersagency battles a gasoline stove explosion during dinner. The blast prompts a Severaton fire department response as residents watch the flames and smoke rise, with the incident causing notable excitement in the neighborhood.
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Severaton Fire Department
W. Taylor
Taying
Gis Greterase
Taylor
Pie
Dr Lash Dead One of Citys Best Known Physicians
Dr Magh Lash longtime city physician died Saturday morning at his Parkside home from heart disease and chronic stomach trouble He had lived in Indianapolis since 19 and was 37 He was born in Ohio and studied in Columbus Ohio He was a leading member of the Iowa medical societies and a professor at the Indiana medical senate
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Magh
Lash
Fea Parksave
Ohio
Ana Rie
Columbus
Iowa Medical Societies
Indiana Medical Senaor
Incorporated Toyse Bailey electric firm forms new company
The Toyse Bailey Electric Company of In Wa filed articles of incorporation with capital stock and named Walter A. Raves William J. Davey and Potts as incorporators. The new firm to operate from the old Rovie Hatley location will handle electrical contracting and supply. Fair Week specials offer watches and jewelry at steep discounts.
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Toyse-Bailey Electric Company
In Wa
Rovee-aliley Electric Company
Inhas
Ing
Walter A. Raves
Wilem J. Davey
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