Viceroy Hardinge Wounded in Delhi Bombing Parade
Delhi reports that Baron Hardinge viceroy and governor general of India was wounded when a bomb was hurled from a housetop during the royal procession entering Delhi. One attendant killed and another wounded. Sir Guy Pleetwood Wilson assumed duties as the procession resumed. A $3,400 reward was offered for the attacker.
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India
Baron Hardinge
Hindustan
Shah Jahan
England
Calcuetta
Delhit
Calcutta
Chanda Chowk
Hardinge
Guy Pleetwood Wilson
Durbar
Sir Guy Reed
Won Miss Gould in Wreck Romance of Finley 3
Reported incident involves Miss Helen M Goult and Mr Shepard after a wreck near Finley. The couple and witnesses described the events and ensuing arrangements while the local community noted a courtship struggle.
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Miss Gould
Finley 3. Shepard
Helen M. Goult
Power of Range New Government Wireless Station to Reach 3000 Miles
The Navy Department plans to send the cruiser Salem on tests next month at the Arington Virginia wireless station. The contract requires establishing communication with a point 3,000 miles distant to confirm the station’s maximum coverage.
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Washington
Navy Department
Salem
Navy
Artington
Pointe
Salemill
Sir Charles Harding Victim in Gomb Thrower Hatred
Sir Charles Harding, Viceroy of India, faced hostile acts after a Gomb thrower directed enmity toward him. The incident highlights rising tensions as authorities investigate the attack and potential motives amid political unrest.
Train Robbers Loot the Alton Hummer near Isles Junction
Two men hijacked the Alton hummer of the Chicago and Alton railroad near Isles Junction letting the engine and express car pass while they robbed the express car of valuables about 50 000 dollars. Passengers were left unharmed as the engine and cars were recovered and returned to the scene. Albany report notes a separate 25000 dollar certified check from Mrs Daniel Sickles as part payment toward 28000 unsettled by General Sickles as monuments commission chairman.
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Springfield
Alton
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Isles Junction
Here
Albany
N.Y
Daniel F. Sickles
Carmody
Sickles
New York Monuments Commission
Stanton
Atorney
Hartford tragedy as buggy struck by fast train
Clar vey Schrack aged twenty seven was killed and his wife fatally injured when a buggy they rode in was struck by an eastbound Pennsylvania fast train. Their five year old son and nine month old daughter escaped death. Nearby, in New York, Mrs. Payne Whitney, daughter of the late John Hay, was ill at home on Fifth Avenue with a child born on Sunday that lived only briefly.
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Hartford City
Ind
Clarvey Schrack
New York
Payne Whitney
John Hay
William C. Whitney
Fifth Avenue
Multiple Events Amid Global and Domestic News
Summary of varied reports: Queen Mother Emma of Holland linked to a devastating fire at Tresenwriter 5 in Princeton Indiana causing substantial losses. Pullman Company increases total payroll by 6 to 12 percent for over 2500 employees. Brazilian deputies reject banishment decree against imperial family. German states favor a law restricting crime novels. U S Supreme Court upholds Indiana stock tax statute. Over 200 Japanese coal miners trapped and likely dead after a Hokkaido mine explosion.
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Indiana
Supreme Court of the
United States
Allies Press Balkan Demands Amid Turkish Resistance
London reports cautious optimism as Allied and purse strings argue over Turkish cessions at St. James Conference. Delegates seek surrender of Turkish territories near the mainland, Crete rights retained, and Adrianople debated while Türkiye hopes to negotiate through military commanders.
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Balkan
London
Turkey
Bart Nothin
Indictment Under Sherman Act Targets Grand Trunk Officials
New York December 24 indictment charges Clarke Mellen president of the New Planet pond Alfred W Smith chairman of the Grand Trunk board and another GT official under the Sherman anti trust act. They allegedly conspired to restrain trade in a limited alliance move tied to New England railroad plans with potential penalties including prison and fines. London December 24 police still seek clues to a theft of gold from a consignment to Credit Lyonnais in Alexandria. Terre Haute December 24 Tretre Matherly dies in a stove fire accident at home.
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Bso Ute
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New York, New Haven &Hartford Railroad
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New Haven
London
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Alexandria
Remarkable Dog Tests Puzzles Yale Professors
Yale professors test a brindle terrier named Jaster in a series of complex tasks. The dog follows commands to retrieve objects, walk stairs, and locate items in separate rooms, earning praise for his remarkable abilities. In Indiana, Senator elect Glenn Van Auken announces a bill to raise jurors from twelve to thirteen to reduce trial delays.
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Ad Weide
Yale
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Petrugkes
Jacer
Stan
Arid
Woodruff
Prof. Woodruff
Rubin
Ind
Glenn van Auken
van Auken
Workday Bill For Women Faces State Legislature
South Bend Indiana December 24 Preparations for an eight hour workday bill for women are complete Mrs William E Miller has submitted the measure to all state senators and representatives and reports broad support assurances from lawmakers
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South Bend
Ind
William E. Miller
Sirs
Miller
Electric Bitters praised by Lewisburg resident
C B Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia thanks Electric Bitters for a double benefit curing ten years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. The note claims relief for dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons. Each bottle guaranteed to satisfy and costs 50 cents at Knoefel Drug Co.
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C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
Knoefel Drug Co
Widow of Richmond Cellar Murder Victim Remains Calm
Mrs. Clare Daston in Richmond indiana maintains composure after discovery of her husband’s skeleton and believes Joseph Snyder may be dead but hopes he is captured humanely. Police across Indiana and Ohio hold men suspected of Snyder’s identity while Superintendent Gorman orders releases on matched reports.
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Ind
Clare Daston
Daston
Joseph Snyder
Mrs. Dayton
Indiana
Ohio
Snyder
Gorman
Snider
Richtnoend
Tears and pleas mark dynamiting case in Indiana
Lawyers for the defendants urge the jury to avoid prejudice and consider families at home. Attorney Harding presents a plan focusing on President Ryan and Iran workers union leaders, arguing the evidence does not prove guilt. The defense notes the impact on wives and children as several defendants shed tears.
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Honc Atel
Harding
Ryan
Iran Workers Union
Aipe de Gioval
Ryan An
McNarsata
End of Poll Challenge in Indiana Tax Case
In Indianapolis on December 24 the state circuit court considers constitutionality of a tax collection method. The case involves Vo Po Washington and a seating authority, with a ruling sought on whether exemptions apply to certain age groups. Reformatory doors reopen in Jeffersonville as fourteen inmates are released per Superintendent Davidoston amid state official plans for inmate records.
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Cinconstitutiona
Indianapolis
Pec
Queverier
Arate Board of Pardons
Wooparaties
Dhes Arden
Percaphocedrie
Jeffersonsil
David Oo Ioston
Christine Oits
Unwritten Law Trial Acknowledges Justification in Paris
Paris jury renders a verdict after a brief twenty minute deliberation finding Mrs Ploch justified in the shooting of Mrs James de Bridgman wife of a Septel man in Paris. The public generally supports the verdict amid the sensational case involving Mane Gaston Bloch the aasher.
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Paris
Mme
Gaston Bloch
Phebo
Mane
James de Bridgman
Milwaukee
Weather Forecast Gusty Snow Expected This Week
Weather notes indicate a likely snow event with gusty winds. Forecasters caution travel disruptions and urge snow removal preparations for impacted areas.
Ancient ruins found by aviators near Rome in hidden city
Reports describe long forgotten ruins discovered by aviators in Wilda of Troot near Rome. The site features imposing preserved structures and intricate remains amid satellite imagery and debris, with officials noting the ruins’ exceptional state and historic potential.
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Wilda
Troot
Fragmentary State Security Note With Partial Names
A garbled report mentions detainment, department actions, and movements between cities including New York and Havre. The text is unreadable in parts but implies a legal or security procedure about restrictions and movements of a person or group. No clear dates, people, or institutions are fully legible.
Automobile Wrecker Incident Injures Community Members
In Washington Dee a wreck involving a New York auto dealer and local residents injured Mr and Mrs Stephen Hedges Emily Miller Mrs Blanche Miller and six year old Ralph Hedena. One pedestrian remained in critical condition.
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iEmily Miller
Blanche Miller
Ralph Hedena
Auto Crushed Boy to Death in Huntington
Paul Jones, seven, son of Clyde Jones, was killed when an automobile ran over him in Huntington. The incident description notes the vehicle crushed his head.
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Huntington
Dee
Paul Jones
Deed Seven
Clyde Jones
Woman in Lexington Sets Clothing Afire to Die
Agnes Wands aged thirty five committed suicide by setting her clothing on fire in Lexington Indiana on December 24 authorities report the self inflicted tragedy detailing a shocking death caused by her own action.
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Lexington
Ind
Agnes Wands
Market quotations from Indianapolis to Toledo grain and livestock
Indianapolis prices show Wheat No 2 red at 1.91 per bushel wagon and 1.05 for Oats No 2 white. Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Buffalo markets list varied wheat, corn, oats, cattle, hogs, sheep and lamb prices with receipts of 4,000 hogs and 850 cattle. Toledo futures note July at 0.94 1/2, May at 1.18 1/4.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Toledo
Will Mend Liberty Bell at Panama Pacific Exposition
Fragmented OCR text describes plans to transport the Liberty Bell to the Panama-Pacific Exposition with officials and dates unclear. Mentions Sandy and trips related to the exhibit and tests for the event.
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Liberty Bell
Pamous
Enigmatic Fragments From A Riverside Letter
A garbled OCR passage describes a man named Fagged and his wife contemplating separation, with other figures such as Rhinebeck and Albans referenced. The text captures emotional tension as he chokes back a laugh and prepares for lonely evenings, while neighbors and relatives react vaguely to the coming departure.
Pneumonia-Fighting Medicine Promised by Dr King
The winter and spring adversaries are pneumonia and colds. Dr King’s New Discovery is praised as the best remedy to ward off illness with many reporting it prevented pneumonia and relieved coughs. Guaranteed for bronchial ailments. 50 cents to 1 dollar. Trial bottle free at Knoefel Drug Co.
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Pneumona
Dr. King
Fragmented OCR Notes and Jumbled Phrases
A garbled archive fragment presents a string of disjointed words and names. Despite the chaos the text hints at people and places, with no clear event or narrative to confirm.
Notice to Subscribers of Tribune Company Contact
Subscribers to the NeW ALBANY ularly asked to notify the Tribune Company by phone numbers Turmberland 381 or Home 225 for prompt confirmation.
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