Russian War Dispatches From Mukden and Port Arthur
War updates report heavy losses near Liao Yang and Daling pass as Russian and Japanese forces clash near Mukden. New troop movements claim three thousand fresh soldiers daily toward the east amid plans for spring campaigns. Additional cables note Oyama's proclamation urging effort and Red Cross aid bids, with Port Arthur and naval actions shaping the broader theater.
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War Office
St. Petersburg
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Gattic
Liao Yang
Scripps-M'Rae
Fushan
Scripps
T. Petersburg
Koropaikin
Mukde
Benlapudeo
Kaoy Toulin
Daling Pass
Lake Baikal
Vladivostok
Cladet
Port Arthur
Far East
Useleen
RAE
Theft of Prayer Book and Other Indictments
Grand Jury returned indictments against Tee Alford for stealing a prayer book from Joseph Galvin. Additional charges include 400 cigars stolen from John Anderege, thefts from Ella Scott, a battery on Sazim Koldohz, a typewriter from Harry Milligan, harness from the Indianapolis street sweeping company, $9 from Belt railroad and stock, embezzlement of $1, wagon-seat theft, a clerk theft, a pin and plate theft from Oma Marrett, and a watch theft from Nellie Gondpaature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Tee Alford
Trief
Joseph Galvin
Harry Emerson
Albert Tales
John Anderege
John Kemp
Ella Scott
Steven Vergo
Sazim Koldohz
George Merkel
Harry Milligan
Or Smith
Indianapolis Street Sweeping Company
Arthur McReynolds
Belt Railroad and Stock Company
Richard Bonzell
Wil'am Shoemaker
Otto Guedenhafer
Frank Rogers
George Cousins
Marty Workman
Oma Marrett
Joseph and
Mamie Cromwell
Nellie Gondpaature
Love Trust Is Formed In Clinton County Men List
A Clinton County, Pennsylvania feature reports a love trust listing all eligible single men with brief traits and numbered ranks. The document, typewritten and circulated among single women, classifies men by desirability and notes personal traits, habits, and wealth in a humorous, domestic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Pittsburg
Imherk Bank
Parker Arrives in New York for Private Conferences
Judge Parker and secretary Arthur McUas tana reach the Hoffman house at 1 06 am to confer with friends. He secures rooms, staying through Friday evening before returning to his home district. Early callers include John B. Stanchfield of Elmira and Perry Belmont amid Saratoga convention notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
New York
Dudee
Alton B. Parker
Arthur McUaus
Tana
Hoffman House
Judge Parker
David B. Hull
Fsopns
John B. Stanehfeld
Elmirs
Perry Belmont
Stanchfield
Mat Po Gore
Saratoga
Land Purchase Secures 31 Feet Front on Washington Street
H. P. Waseon & Co. acquires 31 feet 3 3 4 inches of land on West Washington Street from the heirs of Silas T. Bowen via Mrs. Laura V. Crabb. The deal values each front foot at $4,500, at a rate of 4500 per front foot, totaling a substantial sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Waseon & Co
W. Washington St
Silas T. Bowen
Laura V. Crabb
Free Home Baking Preview at Model Kitchen
Invite to Indianapolis housekeepers to sample baked goods on the Kitchen Queen steel range. Four minute baking and minutes per cake touted. Coffee and cake offered in the model kitchen from early morning to evening with a note of proprietor’s offering at W. Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propte
Judge urges Ten Commandments as anti divorce measure
Judge Allen of Superior Court warns that 314 divorce cases already saturate four court dockets and that law changes will not curb divorces. Attorney Payne urges stricter church laws while noting England’s lower divorce rates.
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Payne
Allen
Superior Court
Jax
W. H. Payne
Church of England
England
Sequel to death by own action mystery at Greenfell cemetery
Special to the 50 NJ New York report on a longstanding mystery near Freeport. The body found in Greenfell cemetery is identified as Martha Laimbeer, Margaret Lynch, daughter of Edward Lynch. A note and $100 payment to a coroner's physician point to suicide, but new theory suggests she died elsewhere and was moved to the cemetery. The piece also notes contractor Henry Masg suing George Kearer for 38,000 over Thirty-second street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greepfell
Freeport
Xasau
Joanita
Martha Laimbeer
Brooklyn
Marthe Laimboer
Margaret Lynch
Edward Lynch
Vernon
Lynch
J. H. F Berton
Dragnet 15 Set Chicago Police Plan War on Bandit Gang
Chicago police prepare a citywide crackdown in a coordinated effort to chase bandits. Chief O Neill reallocates officers from stockyards, creating flying squadrons to hunt criminals and clear the city of those linked to the Peterson cigar shop murder and related robberies. Police nab a suspect linked to the killing and plan intensified patrols, with officers named to lead several squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iscripps-M
Crims
O'Neill
Mooney
Harrison Stalation
Pocemen Klaman
Vaughan
Hughes
Theut. Larkin
Maxwells Station
Oide
Thuga
Jocko" Briggs
Hans Peterson
W. Lakewst
Barney King
King
Schuetzler
Wittle Dombe
King 83
Peterson
Clark
Lake Ata
Robert Dean
Mother Jones Arrives to Rally for Political Cause in Youngstown
Mother Jones arrives from Akron to address "the boys" and help beat Carnegie, vows to support Kern while criticizing Roosevelt and Davis. She comments on Judge Jackson's retirement and urges votes against the old parties as she travels through West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Scripps-M'Rag
Foungstown
Mother" Jones
Aerike
Akron
Shaffer
Wag
Carnegie
Joney
Baer
Pennsylvania
Jackson
United States Bench
West Virginia
Legal move seeks to curb American Central Life Insurance assets
Alleged tangled affairs of the American central reinsurance company of Indianapolis prompt a Superior Court hearing before Judge Carter. A temporary restraining order blocks possession of brokerage assets and accounts while a receiver may be appointed to oversee shares of stock held by the brokerage for the insurance unit. The plaintiffs accuse the defendants of harmful maneuvers to divert assets, with Nor dyke seeking restitution and protection for the Marion brokerage firm.
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American Central Reinsurance Company
Indianapolis
Carter
Addison H. Norflyke
Mitton A. Woolen
Charles E. Dark
Milton A. Woolen
Lrustec
American Central Wi: Insurance Compens
Nordkye
Lauwson MM Hassey
Taylor
Deserted Girl to Return Home After Police Court Release
Mary Guner a one year old girl from New York was deserted by her sweetheart Raymond Ragheel and will leave Thursday night. Mrs Eggleton and Ww. Ver ones care for her at a show house in Indianapolis. Funds were sent to her mother by Bayher’s aunt Miss Guseri and her grandfather. In police court the charge of deserting was dismissed and she was allowed to go with Mrs Aggieton who will aid her home.
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Mary Guner
New York
Raymond Ragheel
Smee
Indianapolis
Seth Moury
Bayheel
Tid Miss Guseri
Tia
Amd
Water Investigation Still On With City Experts
Dr Ferguson city bacteriologist and expert Puller from the Indianapolis water company continue examination of the city water at Marmony. They plan to meet Thursday afternoon with City Engineer Dean Thaewlay to discuss progress and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Indianapollr Water Company
Puller
Marmony
City-enginere
Dean
Thaewlay
Knox in Race for Congress Sparks Indiana Scandal Trail
The Indianapolis scene centers on George L. Knox, a prominent local editor, as he contemplates an independent bid for Congress. Detectives pursue a daring burglary at 151 Columbia Ave, where £4 vanished after a transom entry. Republicans accuse rivals of orchestrating Knox’s candidacy to fracture the vote and aid Democrat G. F. Harlan, while Overstreet faces a tougher contest with white and black voters courted.
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Indianapolia
George Kreigh
Columbia Ave
George L. Knox
Indianapollere Than
Congress
Knox
Torrengers
Taggart
G. F. Harlan
Shey
New York
Aghrim Ubs
Overstreet
Tendianapaltis
Cnlured
Krox
Kink Wi
Life for Murder Told by Court This Spring
Penfehl Fane and Gaye in prison for killing his wife last spring. Mudge Alford of the criminal court sentenced Pope to life imprisonment Thursday morning. When the sentence was read, Pope was informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfehl Fane
Thraughrii
Mudge Alford
Criminal Court
Pope
New Stove Sparks Fire At Vermont Shop
John Bernhart tested a brand new stove in his shot shop on Thursday morning. He lit paper with the wood to test the burner, but the paper ignited roofing material through the chimney. Damages about 415.
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John Bernhart
Vermont
Thursday Dockets Reveal Small Volume at Police Station
Judge Whallon explains to The Sun that Thursday dockets show only three cases due to weekend offenders being dealt with Saturday and Sunday. He notes the pattern repeats as the court clears the workhouse population by Monday, leaving Thursdays with a light docket before the cycle resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Metto
Ihat
Judge Whallon
SUN
Indianapolis Day planners set city funding for fair event
Indianapolis officials finalized preparations for Indianapolis Day at the world fair on October 6. Mayor Holtaman led a committee to appoint Carnellman Whi as chairman and William Williams as secretary, with a permanent panel confirmed. The group seeks a $500 city appropriation to cover prep costs and band transport. They plan inviting Governor Durbin and St. Louis figures to speak, and a grand reception is planned for October 5 in the Indiana building. The Indianapolis Commercial Club will send a special advertising train and participate in the celebration.
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Indianapolis
Holtaman
Mernlg
Uhl Shea
Moriartty
Lihue and Pottay
T Hem
Carnellman Whi
William Wiliams
Dhery
Dun
St. Louis
McDonald
Joseph W. Folkscourt
Indiana
Durbin
Holteman
Indianapolis Commercial Club
Workhouse Attendance Records Report at Marion County Institution
Thursday's dinner at the Marion county workhouse showed 21 white males 11 white females 3 colored males and 17 colored females, with the superintendent noting no patients on the aspltnd and acknowledging the largest-known totals to date.
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Marion County
Shaw
Heat units and rail wreck reported in city notices
Heat unit tests on artificial gas in Endlane apartments indicate Ras companys sacrifice candle power to meet heat unit demands. Officials warn the Ras company must provide gas satisfactory in light and heat. Santa Fe train No 6 wrecked near Nesposta by broken rail. three Pullmans left the rails but no fatalities reported.
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RAS
Ras Company
Santa Fe
Denver
Col
Arly
Nesposta
Pueblo
Suresan City
Grand jury clears defendants in Dismissals case
Grand jury discharged Regjanin and Samuel Askrens after deeming charges of throwing racks at an automobile insufficient. Several other individuals were also discharged including Joseph Parant Wiltam Hyde Jeste Goodner Hyman Broderick Wesley Wells George Btrouth ere David Demott Fred Rancher and Cora Goodman. Fire and local business notices follow with various vendors and services listed.
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Regjanin
Samuel Askrens
Joseph Parant
Wiltam Hyde
Jeste Goodner
Hyman Broderick
Wesley Wells
George Btrouthere
David Demott
Fred Rancher
Cora Goodman
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APS
Daling Pago
CZAR
Oyama
Iscripps-Mraf
Tokio
Russia
Acripps-M'Rae
Madrid
Spanish Rederos Society
Mociery
Abould Mustia
Petersburg
Iscripps
Cleveland
Louisiana
Port Huron
Beveridge
Illinois
Tscripps-M'Rafteer
Republican State Committee
Lenamy Alfort J. Beveridge
J. P.mullally
Monument Place
Lee Alford
Love Trust
Gombine
New York City
Jeying Cer
Thureday
Wasson
Stout
Frank Stout
Contrinsane Hospital
Dunlavy
Otto Hinkle
Lafayette
Hinkle
Lieber
Riger
Ara
E. Hilda
Judge Allen
Sues
Henry Masg
George Kearer
Kensise
D. Cady Herrick
Francis Burton Harrison
Dees
Mother Jones
Parker
Davie
West Virgins la
Thoradiy
Davis
Roosevelt
Colorado
Peabody
Kern
Hie
American Central
A, H. Nordyke
Gap: !Itchist
American Central Life Insurance Co
Getting Brokerage Co
Sem
Alford
Field Pope
ST W
Damagd
Wulahmed
Siegenel Bros
Stegemeir Bros
N. Dina
Union National Bank Souciea Gege
William J. Richards
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