Mysterious Warning and Newport Visit Highlight City News
Muncie reports a series of personal and civic notes including a dramatic domestic episode linked to a Newport, Kentucky treatment, a large scale factory start in Stratford, and local land park plans. The item cites Mrs. Cath Cethran and her family, a protracted narrative of medical concern, and community developments such as a riverfront park tract and a completed gas well commission with future drilling plans.
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Muncie
Hila
Newyport
Cethran
Asteeg
Newport
Uelegram Gortipe
Newpeorg
Caethran
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Delayed Local Meeting
A garbled OCR passage references a city, a club, and a meeting with names like Yoder and a discussion about wear and plans. It lacks coherent details but indicates a local event or notice with multiple unreadable fragments.
Unclear OCR Summary of Real Estate and Cattle Deal
Fragmentary text describes a real estate and cattle deal with multiple garbled names and numbers. Key details are unreadable, making precise entities and events impossible to confirm. The fragment references Vander southern Thorn, New York, and a president, but lacks coherent context or outcomes.
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Dompany
Hese
New York
Fragmented Local Notice Teases Tea Event Details
Incomplete OCR text hints at a tea event or gathering. Readable parts reference a date and location but no clear names or full context.
Reverend Miller Faces Threats Amid Conference Travel
The Rev. Samuel Miller, a senior leader of the North Indiana APBL conference, is reported seriously ill after starting for the annual conference at Elwood. He was advised to return home by an Oralist examiner and has since remained confined to his house.
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Woodleish
Samuel 7
Milter
Mitera
North Todliana
Miller
Elwood
Lince
We House
Cuba Platt Amendment Views From Cuban Official
General Jose Miguel Gomez, Santa Clara civil Governor and constitutional delegate, backs the Platt amendment in La Lucha saying US intervention helps restore order and is reasonable from an American view. The Havana interview notes Cuba must avoid disorder like other Latin nations. The convention commission report and War Department interpretations are discussed, shaping a traditional US policy toward Cuba now in a changed stance after independence.
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Jose Miguel Gomez
Santa Clara
la Lucha
Gomez
Cuba
United States
Washington
Raat
Spain
Understanding Platt Amendment Third Clause Claims
The report, citing Secretary Reet, states the third clause of the Platt amendment limits U S intervention to protect Cuba rather than for gain. It notes Monroe doctrine gaps and questions if international recognition would grant the U S power to intervene against any other power to safeguard Cuba.
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Reet
United States
Cuba
Cube
Secretaries Debate Platt Amendment and U S Interventions
A clash among commission members over the Platt Amendment and U S sovereignty arises. Arguments focus on independence, treaty obligations from Paris, and limits on military action while stressing the need to balance intervention with international law.
Supreme Court Upholds Employee Wage Preference
The court holds that wages of employees of a business suspended by creditors are to be paid in preference to a chattel mortgage. The ruling states the statute is constitutional and does not impair contracts, applying only to post enactment agreements. Judge Dowling notes it does not injure vested rights.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Dowling
Eet
Proloaced Hiccoughing On Child in Gidtesdd
William Goddard, one year old, son of John Gevidard, is at Gidtesdd with persistent hiccoughs. He was attacked two weeks ago and suffered three days without relief. Relief lasted about a day, then the hiccoughs resumed for seven days with no rest.
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Pate
Boye
Tiilisharn
William Goddard
John Gevidard
Gidtesdd
Two Children Die in Fire Near McKinney Texas
In McKinney Texas a mother is likely fatally burned as her two children aged eight and ten perished when a galion coal oil can exploded in their hands. The blaze destroyed the house and contents about twelve miles east of town.
Millionaire Samuel Bolton Jr Found Dead in Brewery Vat
Samuel Bolton Jr a prominent Troy brewer and local magnate was found dead in a vat of boiling beer at his Bolton brewery on the second floor his hat and watch lay nearby authorities explore the mysterious circumstances with friends suspecting an accident in a city famed for Bolton’s influence and wealth
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Samuel Bolton, Jr
Bolton
Seizure of the Irish People Sparks Irish Contempt Card
The Dublin Irish People weekly paper was seized across Dublin Cork Limerick and other towns. The issue targets William O Briens paper and attacks the Prince of Wales and Cardinal Vaughan in vivid denunciations. Police in London suppress copies sent from Dublin.
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Epetice
Cork
Limerick
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William O'Brien
Zola
Nana
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Cardinal Vaughan
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Arace
Efe
Vitus
London
Indiana G A R Encampment Report Records Membership Decline
The Indiana G A R encampment at Logansport reports a drop in membership due to aging and deaths. The year shows 16 415 members with 2 110 total losses, 419 by death and 1 621 by other causes, leaving 16 211 active. Posts in good standing total 443 after six new, eighteen disbanded.
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Indiana
Logansport
Beem
Lincoln
Morton
Political Feud Ends Fatally in Cherokee Nation
James Holland, a prominent Westville merchant, was shot and killed by Parl Holt, ex-auditor, after a long political feud. Holt, armed with a shotgun, shot Holland as he advanced with a hand in his pocket. Holland died instantly and Holt surrendered to officers.
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T. T
James Holland
Westville
Cherokee Nation
Efulland
Parl Holt
Hellands
Helland
Holt
Holland
Holand
Mormon Elders Ordered Out of Lagothe Indiana
Mormon elders conducting street missions in northern Indiana towns were given twenty four hours to leave the country. If they refuse they face prison. Authorities report conversions in several towns prompting banishment action and warning of stricter punishment if resistance occurs.
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Lavorte
Chicago
Werald
Indiana
Madison farmer sells prospective peach crop for three cents
Burr Vaters, a large peach grower from Trimble County Kentucky, sold his anticipated crop in the orchards for three cents per bushel due to fear of an oversized and unprofitable harvest.
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Madison
Burr Vaters
Trimble County
Kentucky
Monday
Murmured Child Found Buried After Abduction
Wichita, Kansas police arrest Mrs Nish Mark and her daughter Mary Mark after a hospital ploy to take Mary Mark's illegitimate child. The child was found choked to death and buried in a gang near the Arkansas River. the young woman faces a murder charge.
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Wichita
Kas
Nish Mark
Mary Mark
Gand
Arkansas River
Washington Notes on Wireless Teleg Message Board Report
Admiral Bradford, chief of the naval bureau of equipment, released extracts from the board report on transmitting messages by wireless teleg raphy. The document outlines technical findings and potential implications for naval communications and future developments in wireless message transmission.
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Admiral Bradford
Naval Bureau of Equipment
Dowie Heal ers Under Fire After Dowie Death Scandal
Chicago reports a storm over John Alexander Dowie and his Zion City healers after the death of Mrs. H Worthington Judd and her baby. Police and health officials say Dowie and witnesses will be held to account. A church schism grows as five hundred followers desert, including two elders, amid Englewood anger and talk of lynching.
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Chicago
John Alexander Lowie
H. Worthington Judd
Dowie
Zion City Land Association
Zion
Elijah
Judd
Englewood
Sixty-third Street
Big "Bugs" Broke Washington Special Stocks Slide Hits Senators
Washington reports republican senators faced heavy losses after a stock market crash Thursday. Senator Cockrell of Missouri reportedly bought Atchison common and was badly wounded financially, seeking help from wealthy colleagues who did not respond. James G. Blaine Jr. also lost a fortune despite recent wealth from the boom. Blaine and his fiancée Miss Hickborn toured a brokerage house in a car as he confessed he had lost everything.
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Scott
West Virginia
Cockrell
Missouri
Atchison Common
Wong
Atchison
James G. Blaine, Jr
Miss Hichborn
Seth
Trade Follows Capital in Transatlantic Shipping
London reports tie between Leyland line vote and Morgan Ellerman pact. Rumors of Morgan interest in Red Star Line and Atlantic Transport denied. Ellerman criticizes British navy laws. Mattinson says Americans stay in transatlantic trade. Trade follows capital, not the flag. Britain warned to update navigation rules to avoid losing supremacy.
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Leyland Line
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgans
Red Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Morgan-Ellerman
Ellerman
Mattinson
Great Britain
Triple Murder in Maine Shocks Rural Shirley Town
A Shirley family of three was killed in a blaze used to conceal the crime. Victims include J. Wesley Allen, a local selectman, his wife, and their 14 year old daughter. A man named Johnson says four intoxicated men stopped him on the road, with one described as the highwayman who ambushed the Williman tic stage last week.
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Indianapolis
Shirley
Maine
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Willimantic
Indiana Medical Law Upheld in Magnetic Healer Case
Bedford report notes Indiana medical law proscribing Christian Scientist and magnetic healers practice upheld by Circuit Court Judge W H Martin in first judicial interpretation. The ruling overruled a quash of an indictment against George Parks, a magnetic dealer, arrest last week for alleged violation. case to be appealed.
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Chicago
Wood
W. H. Martin
Circuit Court
George Parks
Perils of Indianapolis Show Metropolis Symptoms
Annie Williams known as Peter Jackson of Toledo street was arrested Saturday by Detectives Troitz and Morgan for holding up J W Ridway at the Danville home. He robbed him of a watch valued at 16 dollars and a pocketbook with 46 dollars. The watch was recovered but the money missing.
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Toledo Street
Peter Jackson
Troitz and Morgan
J. W. Ridway
Danville
Capitol Avenue
Eits
Indianapolis Sentinel
Drunken Assault at Kentucky School of Medicine
W. S. Royse, a Kentucky School of Medicine student, was wounded by a sharp object Saturday afternoon in Louisville. John Nithers, a Black assistant janitor at the school, attacked after Royse remonstrated about Nithers drunkenness. Royse escaped after a chase through the streets by a crowd of students. he lived in Sharpsburg.
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W. S. Royse
Kentucky School of Medicine
John Nithers
Hoyse
Nithers
Royse
Sharpsburg
Isy
Steamer City of Paducah Sinks After Collision
The steamer City of Paducah sank near Brunkhorst's Landing, Grand Tower Illinois after leaving St Louis. Twenty five persons drown in the wreck. The 60 ton nine year old stern wheeler cost thirty thousand dollars and was fully insured. The loss was caused by striking a snag.
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City of Paducah
St. Louis
Brunkhorst’s Landing
Grand Tower
Cleveland's Profit Rumor Shocks Northern Pacific Trade
Report claims ex President Cleveland earned about 400 pounds from Northern Pacific rises via tips from Dan Lamont then Secretary of War and Lamont’s later role as Northern Pacific vice president.
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Cleveland
Dan Lamont
Lamont
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