Disturbed Baltic District Sees Military Measures Tightened
In St Petersburg and across the Baltic provinces, authorities adopt stringent actions to quell unrest as reservists returning from the Far East clash with authorities. A station master who refused to dispatch a train is hanged, derailment attempts occur on a military line between Libau and Hazenroth, and arrests of extremists continue amid street turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Baltic
Reval
Milan
Riga
Orloff
Libau
Hazenroth
Molvo
Russ
Count Solaky
Council of State
Narodnala Svoboda
Orgre
Paul M. Milukoff
Constitutional Democrats
Slovo
Count Witte
Far East
Chelilabinsk
Orenburg
Trans-Siberian
Casualty tally from ten days revolution in Russia
Moscow reports from St Petersburg on January 3 detail casualties from the recent upheaval. Hospitals show 548 killed and 1,066 wounded with 174 more dying later. Police and military losses include officers and civilians, while sensational reports are debunked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Presna
Prokharoff
Peasants Attack Dragoons in Riga Clash
In Riga Livonia a mob of 300 workmen armed with revolvers and swords attacked a detachment of dragoons. Eleven dragoons were killed and fourteen wounded before soldiers rolled back the assault and killed eight workers. Troops arrived and surrounded the rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Livonia
Russia
Returned Three Indictments From Maryland Trust Probe
Baltimore January 3 The grand jury probing the Maryland Trust company cases returned presentments against former officials. Henry J Bowdoin vice president in charge at suspension was arrested on a criminal capias and released on a $10 000 bond. The other two officials had not yet been arrested.
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Baltimore
Maryland Trust Company
Presentments Aga
Henry J. Bowdoin
Criminal Court
Treasury Statement Shows December 1968 Receipts Exceed Expenditures
The Monthly Treasury Statement reports December 1968 receipts of 50,350,462 dollars and expenditures of 44,931,745 dollars, yielding a net 5,418,718 dollar surplus for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure and Longevity
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for digestion and related ailments. It claims the product strengthens the body’s internal machinery, nourishes organs, and extends life, urging readers to obtain a free book by writing F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Dougherty Case Reported by Everett Audit Board Action
Peoria Illinois January 3 The Everett Audit company reports long running defalcations by N Dougherty totaling 54140860 for seven years with 15000 unauthorized expenditures. The auditor estimates eighteen years close to 1060000 with forged scrip found in 1887 and 1889. The $532000 direct loss stemmed from fake scrip cashed at Peoria National Bank of which Dougherty was president. The bank bears liability and the board appointed Judge David McCullough to recover funds and stop dividends until court adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Everett Audit Company
Dougherty
Everett
Peoria National Bank
David McCullough
Porto Rico Delegates Seek Elective Senate Law
In San Juan on January 3 Robert H. Todd mayor sails to New York then Washington as president of the Porto Rico Municipal League to urge Congress to pass a law creating an elective senate in the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
San Juan
Robert H. Todd
New York
Washington
Porto
Electric Bitters credited with restoring Pittsburg woman's health
Mrs Annie Hanter of Pittsburg describes four weeks of typhoid and kidney trouble. After a top doctor failed to fully help she recovered once using Electric Bitters, gaining strength and walking upright again. The testimonial appears in a 1900s style ad text with multiple garbled ailments and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hanter
Pittsburg
Iver
Kasotel
Grug Tate
Price Geo
Wadsworth Wins New York Assembly Speakership
James W. Wadsworth Jr. was elected speaker of the New York General Assembly in a tense open roll call vote. He secured 75 of 104 caucus votes with Merritt and Wainwright also receiving support. the GOP majority observed but did not vote. The process reflected fierce factionalism and featured governor Hoover Roosevelt’s apparent backing. The assembly convened and Governor Higgins’ annual message was to be read before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albury
N. Y
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Livingston County
James W. Wadaworth
Thirty-fourth
John Hay
General Assembly
George M. Palmer
Schoharie
Assembly
Wadeworth
Edwin A. Merrit, Jr
St. Lawrence
J. M. Wainwright
Westchester
New Assembly
Wadsworth
Higgins
Roosevelt
Merritt
B. B. Odell, Jr
Bennington Case Action in Navy Court Martial
Secretary Bonaparte has acted on the court martial of Commander Lucien Young of the Bennington. Young was found guilty on part of the specifications alleging negligence of duty and sentenced to a letter of reprimand. Ensign Wade's case awaits disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bonaparte
Lucien Young
Bennington
San Diego
Commander Young
Specifeations
Ensign Wade
Captain Church to Receive Medal at White House
President Roosevelt will present the medal to Captain Church in the medical corps for his conduct at La Guasimas while serving as an assistant surgeon with the Rough Riders. The ceremony is set for January 10 at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Washington
Roosevelt
Medical Corps
Army
la Guasimas
Rough Riders
White House
Peace Returns to Odecca
Odessa reports nationwide work resumes as men in all trades return to duty and newspapers reappear after a ten day stoppage. Despite restored order the threat to massacre Jews persists, even as authorities claim gains against revolutionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odecca
Odessa
Moscow
Unclear OCR Entry From Alezandria Indeed
The readable fragment mentions a four year old boy from Allenbaszh in Alezandria Indiana and references a carer and a carpet in a vague accident description. Details are too fragmentary to determine event, date, people, or organization with certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alezandria
Ind
Ralph
Allenbaszh
Vinci Cure for Stomach Aches Declared by Councilman
Councilman Franklin praises Vinci cod liver oil preparation for curing long standing stomach troubles. He notes its pleasant taste and absence of oil, claiming improved appetite and strength. Druggist Chase Knoefel guarantees Vinci works for all New Albany sufferers with a money back warranty.
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Vinci
Franklin
Chase Knoefel
New Albany
Vines
Chas. D. Knoefel
Dragaint
Tragic Farmhouse Massacre in Rochester Michigan
Neighbors find Clarence A. Barnum and his family dead after a brutal ax attack and self inflected shotgun death. The mother Louise and children are slain. the dining room shows a violent struggle with blood splatter. Barnum allegedly suffered a murderous frenzy after relocating from Homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Mich
Clarence A. Barnum
Barnum
Louise
Clinton
Homer
Describing Secretary Storms Stand in Indiana State Race
Governor Hanly faces a stalemate as Secretary of State Daniel B. Storms of Lafayette refuses to resign. Storms and his attorney, A C Harris, decline comment while the governor prepares a formal malfeasance action under a 1897 statute. A special session could follow if removal proves unworkable, with costs potentially reaching near 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hanly
Daniel B. Storms
Lafayette
Storms
A. C. Harris
Harris
Miller
Charles Benedict
Storma
Suicide by Drowning Reported in Madison Mills
Madison Indiana January 3 Wills O Ban ion forty three year old employee of the Eagle cotton mills sick and despondent committed suicide by drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Ind
Wills O’banion
Eagle Cotton Mills
Diamond cure for consumption reported in Paris
Paris reports a supposed diamond cure for consumption. The piece advises avoiding illness with the remedy promoted by W. T. McGee of Vanleer Tennessee, noting a personal cough history of fourteen years.
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Paris
W. T. McGee
Vanleer
Tenn
Killed by Fellow Hoboes Near Lawernceville
Mayor C H Ayres of Portland Indiana traveled to Lawrenceville Illinois after the body of Horace Bennett twenty two was found murdered near the town his head beaten severely Bennett a cripple and ex burglar from Portland scored a two year parole after being reformed under the indeterminate sentence act Bennett tramped with two companions at the time of his death and Ayres took up his cause and worked for his release
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Portland
Ind
C. H. Ayres
Lawrenceville
Ill
Horace Bennett
Bennett
Indiana Reformatory
Ayres
Burglar Confesses Crimes in Lafayette
Police arrest Harry Klutske of South Second Street after a paper bundle dropped during a burglary at Police Commissioner Fred Meyer's store. Klutske, 27, a Big Four railroad roundhouse helper, admits robbing multiple Lafayette stores including Meyer's drug store the Chicago bar Country grocery and Em aing's grocery within the past weeks.
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Lafayette
Ind
Fred Meyer
Harry Klutske
South Second Street
Big Four Railroad Roundhouse
Klutzke
Meyer
Chicago
Emaing
Whitecaps murder survivor Murray Foster dies in Mauckport
Corydon Indiana January reports that Murray Foster, who was beaten by whitecaps twenty years ago and left unable to walk, died at his Mauckport home. The assault left visible scars and he remained a strong man despite the crippling injuries from the attack.
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Corydon
Ind
Murray Foster
Mauckport
Danville Town Board Reorganizes After Deadlock
Danville Indiana January 3 the town board deadlock since September is broken and the newly elected officers are organized into a new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
People Wan to Know in Auburn Ind Jan 3
Local brief from Auburn Indiana reports John W. Coons has been chosen by the committee of DeKalb County to make a public statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
John W. Coons
Dekalb Coun
Maki
Keely Widow Dies at 26 on Woodruff Street
Mrs. William Keeley died this morning at her Woodruff Street home near the Hickory Mill. She was 26 and leaves two children besides her husband.
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William Keeley
Woodruff Street
Hickory Mill
Republicans of Indiana Third District Convene in New Albany
The Republican delegates of Indiana s Third Congressional District meet at Maennercher Hall New Albany on Tuesday January 16 1906 at 8 oclock p m to elect a district chairman and handle other proper business. Jeffersonville Indiana December 29 1906.
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Indiana
New Albany
Maennercher Hall
Local Notes and Visits From Indianapolis to St Louis
Personal mentions include J A Gould leaving for Pittsburg this evening and Mrs Thomas Tighe of Indianapolis visiting relatives here. Several residents recoveries and travels are cited including Dr J B Harrison with pneumonia and Mrs M D L Stallings returning from Indianapolis and Chicago.
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Thomas Tighe
Indianapolis
J. B Harrison
Eaat Spring Street
M. D. L. Stallings
Chicago
Joseph Hammond
St. Louis
Mary
Anna Cardwill
Thallo Club
East Fifth Street
Nancy Jackson
Capt
Charles Jackson
Memphis, Tenn
Local residents listed in social notes and nuptials
Benjamin Klerner returns to Purdue University for study after holidays with relatives. Walter Daniel and Miss Mary O. Fittsimons to wed tonight at the groom’s mother’s home in Indianapolis. Grace Enos returns to Terre Haute to resume normal studies after vacation. Mrs. Ed Patton hosts New Year’s Day at 1223 Gilberts on for visiting guests. Ida Helbach of Chicago visits then goes to Cambridge Ohio to winter with sister. Percy Jackson and Laura Whitlock wed at Park Christian parsonage with Rev. Frank T. Porter officiating. The couple to reside at Floyd Knob. Library table presented to Rev George H. Murphy and wife on tenth anniversary. Verne Harmon’s midnight surprise at 1407 South Street with music and refreshments.
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Walter Daniel
Mary O. Fitssimmons
Indianapolis
A. Daniel
Bebarrel Avenue
Grace Enos
Terre Haute
State Normal
M.T. Enos
West First Street
Ed. Patton
Cnilbertson Avenue
Chas. Conner
New Decatur
Als
Cel. Bardon
Edward la Duke
Louisville
Ida Helbach
Chicago
Charles Helbach
Main Street
Cambridge
Ohio
H. L. Smith
Percy Jackson
Laura Whitlock
The
Park Christian Parsonage
Frank T. Porter
Barth's Tannery
Odd Figures on Belts Depict Kings Queens and Creatures
The text notes belts of varied width and length, often half as wide as tall, with lengths at least matching width. Some belts show representations labeled kings queens and knaves in black, others feature birds and fishes, while belts used by sailors and officials display mythological creatures.
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William
Willie
Bill
Mother
Emile
Rocky Mountain
J. A. Ziegelbear
Owell
Mander Lucien Toung
Frankfort, Ky
Pat
Ture
Keystones
Jeffersonville
Apollo Athletic Club
Itealf
Brieby
East
Henrietta Plotz
Joseph Plots
New Albany Trust Company
Jeffersonville, Ind
J. A. Gould
Charles Fitzgerald
Perente
Mrs. Charles Weathers
Marengo
Andrew Fite
Nees
Vincennes
Spring Street
Frank Sobefeld
Second Presbyterian Church
East Spring Street
Beet Schooley
Amelia Wagner
C. W. Locher
Deerhooter
Pearl and Market
State Street
Coal Company
L.isancor
Wes 262
Helmberges
Yaris West Third
River Bath
Louis H. Meyer
Illinois
Benjamin Klerner
Purdue Univer
Star and Tribune
Indianapolis Star
Foundry and Machine Shop
Teath End Water Stes
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