Ice Cuts Towns Off From World
Evansville Ind Dec 22 For the first time in years the lower Ohio river is closed to navigation due to ice. Cold weather has formed heavy ice blocking boats which have mostly moved to winter harbor near Green river mouth. White and Wabash rivers are frozen and more towns dependent on river traffic face isolation and possible coal shortages. Boat owners report no serious injuries but communities fear privations until embargos lift.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Green River
Wabash
Cairo
Winter Harbor
Tn Boas
Thievery Suspects Tarnish City Schools and Wires
A garbled report details police suspects in a school theft ring and poison cases. It mentions Mrs Armbstrong allegedly throwing poison and rat poison into a vault and police recovering items. Also notes a railway interurban derailment near Midway with five passengers uninjured.
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Miss Jarvis
Massing troops in Alabama amid race tensions
A battalion of soldiers was ordered to Masnulia Alabama to check a race war. Five people died in a Yonkers fire that destroyed a frame dwelling. Five indictments for conspiracy to defraud the government were returned at Boise Idaho in the Great Western Beet Sugar case.
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Masnulia
Ala
Senate
Abbott Hilary Pfraengle
Benedicine Order
Newark
N. J
Yonkers
N. Y
Jackson
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Mt. Vernon
Ill
William Th Moody
United States Supreme Court
Corey Hil Hospital
Brookline
Horace D. Lurton
Supreme Court of the United States
Boise, Ida
Federal Grand Jury
Great Western Beet Sugar Company
Inkless fragment hints at Ingalls life and local banks
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ingalls, life, bank, and locals like Tad, Clintis, and Nadner. Scattered phrases imply a local financial or life event around Ingalls but readability is severely limited. No coherent incident, date, or clear participants emerge.
Indictments Reported in Snead Case Involving Three Women
Grand jury reportedly returned indictments related to the Snead death. The trio under arrest includes Virginia Wardlaw an aunt of the deceased who is held in Newark jail on murder charges. Caroline W Martin mother of Occy and Mary Snead aunt and mother-in-law are also implicated.
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Tissex
Ero Var
Levy
Fast Opanee
Virginia Wardlaw
Newark
Caroline W. Martin
Occy
Mary Snead
Baltic Hurricane Floods St. Petersburg District
A Baltic hurricane drove Neva and canal waters up nine feet in St. Petersburg on December 22, breaking ice and sending floes into streets. Many residents were rescued with difficulty from basements as lower city areas flooded and temporary damage mounted.
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St. Petersburg
Neva
Brewers Close Saloons Under Anti Saloon Policy
Indianapolis dispatch notes that Indiana brewers, aligning with the Anti Saloon League, refuse to sell beer to saloons fed by counties that voted dry. The action shuts many saloons along the Vanderburg line and affects outlets near Muncie Fort Wayne Dunkirk and surrounding counties.
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Indianapolis
Anti-Saloon League
Vanderburg
Stansville
Muncie
Fort Wayne
Dunkirk
Qua New Treasurer Warshinton
Fragmentary text indicates a note about a new treasurer named Warshinton with unclear context and duties. No further readable details establish dates places or affiliations.
Marriages and a Sanity Ruling in Louisville Case
The article notes a couple from this city who were married in Louisville Kentucky. Rhoding was adjudged insane and the marriage declared void. The pair disappeared from the city following the proceedings and related events are described in the report.
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Louisville
Baier Rhoding
Food Substances Scrutinized. 60 of 245 Illegal
Indianapolis reports from J F E Barnard state food and drug commissioner that in November the lab tested 245 food samples and found 60 illegal. Most violations involved preservatives or artificial sweeteners.
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Indianapolis
J. FE. Barnard
Food and Drug Commissioner
Food and Drug Laboratory
Lynch Elected President of National League Clubs
Thomas J. Lynch has been elected president of the National League of professional baseball clubs. Harry Budaley, ten years old, accidentally shot and killed his grandmother, Mrs. Josephine Payne, of St. Louis.
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Thomas J. Lynch
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Harry Budaley
Josephine Payne
St. Louie
Zelaya Forces Defeated Near Managua in Nicaragua
Bluefields dispatch reports extra U S forces under General Ena at Tatumbla and Rama routed Zelaya troops commanded by General Zales at Recreation. Dozens killed with 100 dead and 150 prisoners taken. Zelaya positions at Recree strong. Jada plans renewed attack to force surrender.
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Washington
Bluefields
Nicaragua
United States
Moffit
Tatumbla
Recreo
Rama
Ena
Iro
Mattuty
Diaz
Zelaya
Zales
Zelaya Gains His Desired Point in Nicaragua Crisis
New Orleans dispatch notes the election of Madriz as Nicaragua president after conferences involving Zelaya, Costa Rica’s Jiminez, and Central American figures. Fears US influence would trigger wider interventions drive talks toward a settlement amid Central American tensions.
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New Orleans
Madriz
Nicaragua
Puerto Limon Say
Zelaya
Jiminez
Costa Riza
Republic
Central American Court of Arbitration
Cartago
United States
Costa Ries
Aclava
Zelave
Ravasnans
Nicara Lal
Asia
Ives
Gerberacht Arraigned In Net Worth Case
In New York the defendant Gerberacht pleaded not guilty in the U S circuit court. Bond set at $1 for two weeks. The indictment names James Halligan James Bendernagel and other conspirators tied to the Havemeyer and Eider concerns. Co conspirator Oliver Spitzer faces related charges.
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New York
Iriaign
Emairel
Oliver Spitzer
Trust
James Halligan
Halligan
James Bendernagel
Havemeyer & Eider Rea
Saray Clovers Gans Stedhettai
Cook's Downfall Seem Complete Explorer's Apex Claim Questioned
The Explorer's Club committee concludes the explorer did not reach the continent's apex in 1906. Former supporters express sharp disappointment and clear disapproval, signaling a major setback for the celebrated traveler’s claims.
Delinquent Tax Payers Notice in New York Bulletin
Long notice lists delinquent county and city taxpayers in New York with payment deadlines. It notes payment without extra cost until Monday Dec 27 and adds collectors fees for payments made after that date. Mentions multiple individuals and households among the delinquent list.
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William PP. Futrell
Appointment of field examiners by state board of accounts
William Dehority, chief of the state board of accounts, announces the appointment of field examiners. The list includes Democrats Clem Kain Bluffton Emsley Overman Tipton EB Swift Kokomo John E Sherman Alexandria John Joyce Kokomo Albert M Doyle Marion M B Dunn Anderson Frank Swisher Elwood and Republicans Charles E Waybright Columbia City Edwin Caldwell Marion E Luse Anderson Joseph Lockwood Anderson Willis Sellers Kokomo Leonard Schrader Columbia City Earl Morris Anderson L D Hutchens Wabash W A Lewis Elwood C D Sherwin Goshen William Pressnall Huntington Carl Ragan Wabash Edward Poulson Warsaw John S Haines Marion.
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William Dehority
State Board of Accounts
Clem Kain
Bluffton
Emsley Overman
Tipton
EB. B. Swift
Kokomo
John E. Sherman
Alexandria
John Joyce
Albert M. Doyle
Marion
M. B. Dunn
Anderson
Frank Swisher
Elwood
Charles E. Waybright
Columbia City
Edwin Caldwell
E. Luse
Joseph Lockwood
Willis Sellers
Leonard Schrader
Earl Morris
L. D. Hutchens
Wabash
W. A. Lewis
C. D. Sherwinn
Goshen
William Pressnall
Huntington
Carl Ragan
Edward Poulson
Warsaw
John S. Haines
County Council Makes Additional Appropriation
The county council on Monday passed appropriations totaling 1429.66 to finish the year. Dr Cronin, secretary of the county board of health, was allowed 64.66 as extra salary. Heating plant at the jail cost 650, jail supplies 30, and 685 was allotted for poor farm maintenance due to high supplies costs and 32 inmates.
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Monay Morning
Cronin
County Board of Health
King’s New Life Pills Claim Cure for Bo. Ryscue
Ingle side North Carolina man Bo Ryscue says years of stomach and bowel troubles, sickness, and costly doctors were ended by King’s New Life Pills. He reports complete relief and notes the pills cost 25 cents at Pioneer Drug Store.
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Inugestion
Bo. Ryscue
Ingleside
N. C
King
New Life
Pioneer Drug Store
The First Nation Me At Be 2 Da
The readable fragments describe a brief item about a First Nation matter with minimal context and unclear details. No further entities or concrete facts are identifiable from the text.
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