Parade Plans for Grand Army of the Republic in Indianapolis
Commander Beckmann reports preparations for the Department of Indiana parade and review in Indianapolis. The event is set for May 22 at 2 p.m. with strong municipal support and requests posts to respond by April 10.
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Beckmann
Padsman
Reagan
Department of the State of Indiana
Indianapolis
Herald
D.G Stuart
Marcel
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Indieana
Ani Aw
Ohameter of Commerce
Paritegurp Os
Itu
Perase
Largest Hamburg liner Europa launched at Blohn & Voss yard
The 950 by 100 foot ocean liner Europa, largest in the world, was launched in Hamburg at Blohn and Voss yards. Christened by Prince Rupprecht and Prince Regent Ludwig of Bavaria, she features a luxurious design with a gym, Turkish bath, palm garden, and electric light baths. The ship will join regular transatlantic service as the second of three sisters, with Imperator first and Vaterland finalizing the trio.
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Hamburg
Europa
Blohn
Voge
Prines Rupprecht
Prines
Ludwig of Bavaria
Transeatlanticervice
Imperator
New York
Thres
Marine Haaster
Lee Europa
Alba
Eos
Correa
Reveranda Cafe
Palm Garden
Fishes Carried By Flood Across Flatrock River Bank
In St Paul Tennessee on March 1 floodwaters from the Flatrock river pushed fish onto riverbanks along the road near Bickhardt mill and Curgey. High water forced postponement of a funeral as distress reports mount from residents subsisting on the exposed catch.
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St. Paul, Tod
Flatrock
St. Paul
Bickhardt
Spoiled Pork Tries Patient's Stomach Wits
A patient admits eating leftover pork from last week. The doctor notes spoilage, while the patient jokes that a cured stomach cannot fix spoiled meat. A proverb about starting from the bottom and recovering from a fall closes the tale.
Levi Morton Treated for Arterial Trouble in New York
Levi J Morton former Vice President and New York Governor is reported seriously ill with arterial trouble and confined to a hospital or residence on Port Authority locale in Manhattan New York City with town apartments nearby.
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Levi J. Morton
Notice for Renewal of Liquor Wholesale License in Madison
Edward S. Coyle of Madison Indiana gives public notice of his application for renewal of a license to sell spirituous vinous and malt and other intoxicating liquors at wholesale in quantities of not less than one gallon. The business operates at 408 West Third Street in a two story brick building with specified room dimensions and four doors. He is a bona fide wholesale dealer seeking to sell and deliver liquors to family consumers and customers as an incident to his business.
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Edward 5S Cogie
Gers
Madison
Jefferson County
State of Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Indiana
Toewit
John Mednethe
Saih
Third Street
Wall Streets
West Third Street
Edward S. Coyle
Death in wake of great deluge devastates Ohio and beyond
A historic flood roared through Ohio Indiana and parts of Pennsylvania with 6000 reported dead at White Dayton and thousands homeless. Columbus Lafayette and Fort Wayne suffered severe damage while rail lines washed out. City floods halted trains and mobile relief surged as state troops aided rescue amid rising waters.
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Todiutspetis
Cid
Pearatee Chon
Peru
Daliice
Tasco Spart
Ralston
Cornersville
Pod
Lfe
Rushville
Cincinnati
Milford
Akron
Miami River
Middletown
Ohio Valley
Louisville
Kentucky
Tenois
Ohio
Indiana
Mukaneda
Thipots Central Railroad
Lima
Ottawa
Middle Point
Springfield
Mad River
Buck Creek
Laruse
O.T
West Liberty
Fort Wayne
Ind
Joseph
Mau
Pennsylvania
Falambud
Dayton
Oho
Ind.a
Saooor
Columbus
Mee
St. Mary
Marion
Ellwood
St. Louis
Des Peres
Broda Ripple
Youngstown
Delaware
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbia
Cox
Found Guilty Mrs Pankhurst Sentenced in London Trial
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst was found guilty of inciting violence to blow up the home of Chancellor Lloyd George and was sentenced to three years penal servitude. The court imposed a harsh sentence on the suffragette movement amid heated protests.
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Lloyd George
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Chicago Women Propose Bureau to Ban Men's Shaving Styles
Mrs L Brackett Bishop announces a Washington bureau to push laws against men’s dress including thigh collars high collars Derby hats and shaved faces She argues stiff hats cause baldness and aims to eliminate rude neckwear and cubist vests with support from Chicago Woman's Club National Dress Makers Association and others.
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Chicago
Ohio
Nature
Oyster pearl tale nets fortune for Passaic casino owner
August Stutz, operator of a Passaic casino, recalls buying oysters for 44 cents when his wife found a pink marble sized pearl in one shell. A New York jeweler offered him 2500 for the pearl, his wife had purchased the oysters from a peddler.
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Passaic
N. J
August Stutz
Stutz
New York
John Quinn Boston Janitor Inherits Half Million
Boston janitor John Quinn is revealed as the recipient of a fallen heir to a fortune estimated at 500000 with details of the unusual inheritance still unfolding.
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John Quinn
Boston
Quail Starvation in Snowdrift Hints At Stark Winter Losses
Notes from the news report 27 quail found starved in Hokah Wisconsin after digging under a crust of snow for warmth. A Canarsie New York hen tops a freak egg contest with every egg bearing a T from owner Serman Gager. Harriet Tubman Davis who escaped slavery and aided the underground railroad dies at Auburn New York after founding a home for aged and indigent Black citizens. Price on her head once topped 50000 dollars. Europe reports a disastrous sardine catch corporate note.
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Hokah
Wis
N. Y
Serman Gager
Harriet Tubman Davis
Auburn
Underground Railroad
Canada
Pennington fatally shot after mistaken burglary attempt
Chicago report states Charles Pennington a Cleveland traveling salesman was shot and killed while trying to enter the wrong apartment. His son is connected with the Cleveland Trust Company.
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Chicago
Charles Pennington
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennington
Cleveland Trust Company
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J. K. Weyer
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Edward Kampe
David Jonaon
L. J. Senela
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M. Strader
David Johnson
J. J. Weyer
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W. O. McLelland
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