Senate Debates Dominican Policy and Isle of Pines Treaty
Senate deliberations open on relations with San Domingo following Morales flight with Republicans defending the presidents stance. Debate on the Cuba Isle of Pines treaty and Philippine revenue measure continues, with Democrats poised to oppose ratification if unity holds.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
San Domingo
Tillman
Morales
Little Republic
Senator Gallinger
Merchant Marine Committee
Gallinger
Lodge
Mallory
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Cannon
House
Neual
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Widespread Cure
Readers report rapid relief from indigestion after trying Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Testimonies from LaCrosse Wisconsin Port Murray New Jersey Prestor Minnesota and Cadillac Michigan praise benefits and urge others with stomach trouble to use the product.
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Stuart
James Yemmerster
LaCrosse
Wis
Jack Anthony
Portmurray
New Jersey
M. K. Weet
Prestor
Minn
Ebe
Agnes
Multiple fires and disasters reported across cities
Fire destroyed 1500 bales of cotton in Chester South Carolina. Hotel Andwar and adjacent block burned in Elyria Ohio. Detroit salesman Jesse W Hail died by his own hand in a Chicago hotel. A minor earthquake hit Kansas City with no damage. US German trade exceeded 300 million dollars in 1995. Latonia Jockey Club spring meet set to begin around May 26 for 31 days. An explosion at Akita Japan killed 101. Indiana Dairy Association to meet in Anderson January 24 25. Russia to summon new Duma on March 3 anniversary of serf emancipation. Railroad wreck on Philadelphia Erie caused by engineer orders. three dead. Johnson home burned in Fairmont West Virginia. son and nephew perished. Dynamite thawing accident at Gary Illinois killed five workers and injured others.
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Jesse W. Hail
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Kansas City
United States
Germany
Latonia
Indiana State Dairy Association
Anderson
Russia
Philadelphia & Erie
Corry
Philip Johnson
Fairmont
W. Va
Hugh
Harry Davenport
Dolez & Shenard
Gary
Rocky Mountain Tea Push Shouts From J A Ziegelbaur
A brief sales line credits J A Ziegelbaur urging easy mastery of cry and praise for Rocky Mountain Tea with repeated phrases and a confident tone.
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J. A Ziegelbaur
Devoted attention sparks witty exchange on courtship
Dialogue between Real Plessure and Beal centers on whether a woman prefers the attention of a chosen man or that of another. The exchange plays on romantic vanity and social flirtation.
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Jack
Beal
France Seeks Special Role in Morocco as Venosta Lead Italy
French officials feel strengthened by Marquis Visconti Venosta heading Italy’s delegation, boosting hopes for united support among Mediterranean powers. They stress France’s proximity to Morocco and Algerian borders entitle it to a privileged Moroccan position, while Germany concedes but contests this claim.
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Foreign Office
Marquis Visconti Venosta
France
Mediterranean
Morocco
Germany
Italy
Muarquia Visconti Venosia
Preas
Algeciras
United States
Cuba
Distinct Earthquake Shakes Midwest Western States
A north to south earthquake lasting 23 seconds to a minute was felt across western Missouri eastern Kansas and southern Nebraska around 6 17 last evening. The affected area stretched from Nebraska to the Oklahoma and Indian Territory line and from Salina Kansas to Kansas City. No damage was reported though some residents fled to the streets in fear of collapsing houses.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Hne
Salina
Kan
Chicago Mystery: Constantine Targeted as Suspect in Gentry Murder
Police theorize Frank J. Constantine posed as a son of wealthy parents to divert suspicion after the murder of Mrs. Arthur W. Gentry. They found a diamond ring he pawned on Clark Street, possibly stolen, suggesting a prior theft-turned-murder motive.
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Chicago
Frank J. Constantine
Arthur W. Gentry
Constantine
Clark Street
Death of 135 year old Mary McDonald in Philadelphia
Mary McDonald a Black woman said to be born November 14 1770 died at the home for aged and infirm colored persons in Philadelphia She claimed to have seen Washingtons army at Valley Forge during the winter of 1777-78 and was noted for a robust build and late smoking habit.
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Philadelphia
Mary McDonald
Acquittal Pronounced for Midshipman Decatur
Annapolis Md Jan 8 Rear Admiral Sands superintendent of the naval academy announced that Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr of Portsmouth New Hampshire first class tried for the alleged basing of Isaac N McCrary Calvert Texas and Gaylor D Church New Albany Indiana has been acquitted of the charge.
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Annapolis
Rear Admiral Sands
Naval Academy
Stephen Decatur, Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Isaac N. McCrary
Calvert, Tex
Gaylor D. Church
New Albany
Ind
Abraham H Hummel Convicted of Conspiracy in Morse Case
Prominent New York lawyer Abraham Hummel, with 25 years at the bar, is convicted of conspiracy to invalidate the Morse marriage. He faces one year imprisonment and a $500 fine after the jury verdict and sentence. Dodge testified against him as part of the bribed perjury scheme. Morse's remarriage remains upheld. Hummel seeks a new trial.
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Abraham H. Hummel
New York
Linguilty
Hummel
Bers
Boston
Charles W. Morse
Morse
New York Biltiionaire
American Ice Company
Clemence Cowles
Belle of
St. Louis
Charles F. Doodge
Mr. Hummel
Family scrapbook triggers talk of shared accounts
Mrs Sauers asks Willy about his father as the minister looks over a scrapbook. Mrs Batiers wonders if he means the family account book. Willy confirms it’s all the same, noting ties and scraps appear whenever he goes through it.
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Mrs. Sauers
Willy
Minnister
Mr. Sauersi
Mrs. Batiers
Y. M. C. A. Notes Highlight Local Activities
The Anchors face the Young Men's Hebrew Association team in Louisville next Thursday night. Evangelist Orim spoke at Mannerchor hall on Hunting for a Man. Mr Jans. M. Ogden of Indianapolis will address Hoosier Who's Here? A large boys meeting at the Y M C A drew about eighty boys. Prof H. K. Taylor of Louisville spoke. Weekly meetings for boys aged ten to sixteen will continue Sundays.
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Young Moen
Louisville
Evangeliss Orim
Mannerchor Hall
Jans. M. Ogden
Indianapolis
Hoosier
H. K. Taylor
Association
Secretary of State Storms Faces Embezzlement Complaint
Indianapolis reports Governor Hanly filed a complaint in Marion County Circuit Court seeking removal of Daniel E. Storms from the Indiana secretary of state office. Embezzlement and misused funds are alleged, tied to settlement actions on Sept. 4, 1905, and related financial notes and securities. The secretary has offered no comment.
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Indianapolis
Daniel E. Storms
State of Indiana
Marion County
Hanly
John J. Appel
Allen
Storms
Dynes
Charles P. Benedict
Wilson
Criminal Court
David E. Sherrick
Sherrick
Benedict
Shermick and Wickard
Fatal fall ends life of Big Four official Ellis South
Terre Haute Indiana January Ellis E South longtime Big Four Railroad general agent in the region died after noon Sunday from a fall down basement stairs at his home. He sustained a skull fracture and never regained consciousness. Born 1851 he joined the railroad in 1871 and advanced from ticket agent in 1882 to general agent in 1886.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ellis E. South
Big Four Railroad Company
Big Four
Local elections and fraternal notices fill city page
Emil Dapaquier announced his candidacy for auditor subject to the Democratic primary. The Y M C A ladies auxiliary meets tomorrow at 3 PM. Eagles lodge hosts a dance next Friday night at Pearl and Market. Modern Woodmen installs officers tonight at Union Hall with luncheon to follow. Charles Scales reports a missing person case in West Market area, police told. Saloons were quiet amid Sunday-law enforcement patrols. Mrs Elizabeth Robimeson of 2180 Preston died of pneumonia after a Harrison county birth to 1837. Remains to Harrison county for burial. Werner Allendorf dies, age unknown, from city elder set. Mrs Charles Vogel dies at 1307 East Spring after pneumonia. 80 years old. German-born. funeral 2 PM tomorrow. National Federation of Civic Rights sends petition to Beveridge and Zenar seeking anti mob violence legislation. 1,000 black-Americans murdered by mobs in 15 years cited. Judge J H Stootenburg presides federation. Patrolman Wall battles unknown negro in gun duel on Elm near West. no injuries. Several houses burgled. police on lookout.
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Elizabeth Robimeson
Preston Street
Louisville
H. T. Gandy
Harrison County
Nancy Allon
Florence
Kansas
Nate Williar
James
Anderson Thompson
Evansville
Werner Allendorf
Mra
Charles Vogel
East Spring Street
Germany
German Evangelical Church
New Albany Lodge
National Federation of Civic Rights
Todas
United States
Beveridge
W. T. Zenar
Senate
House
Committee On Judiciary
J. H. Stoteenburg
Indiana School Revenues and Enrollment Figures
Indiana reports 768,651 school age children. Per capita funding set at 1.44 dollars. Treasury held 7,832.56 before taxes. Counties paid 1,105,287.72 in taxes and received 1,107,207.84 in apportionment, leaving 6,882.45 in the treasury.
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Indianapolis
Fassett A. Cotton
Indiana
Tragic Logging Accident Claims Life at Clayton Bridge
In Clayton Indiana on January 8 Thomas Lisey 46 of this place was crushed to death when a wagon load of logs overturned near Brighton Creek. A wheel slipped into a chuck hole causing the vehicle to topple and pin Lisey beneath two logs.
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Clayton
Ind
Brighton Creek
Amo
Thomas Lisey
Chuck Hole
Liscy
Police Officer Fires At Fleeing Suspect On Vincennes Street
Patrolmen Wall and Martin confronted a Black man on Vincennes near Division Street. He fled, and after Wall warned him, the suspect fired three shots as he ran. Wall fired his weapon, injuring himself, and the suspect vanished into darkness with no clear hit reported.
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Wall
Martin
Vincennes
Division Street
Personal notices and visits from local residents
Miss Alice Stotsenbarg returns from Washington D C. Miss Alice Terstegge leaves for St Marys Academy near Terre Haute. Mrs SW Hodgen of 810 Vincennes st leaves for Chicago to reside. Miss Juliet Dodge of Peoria Ill leaves for home. John Werle ill with pneumonia at East Fifth and Culberteson. Miss Elizabeth Dupay of Warsaw Ky visiting Miss Margeret Jonis at 1413 East Spring. Fortnightly Club met with Mrs Charlies A Prosser at Thirteenth and Elm. A daughter born to Capt and Mrs Steve Green at their Weet Fourth St home. Mrs R H St Onge of Davenport IA visiting parents on West Spring. Misses Margeret and Maude James of Grandview Ind visiting relatives. Mrs Mary A Scott to Ke hoks Mo for ill sister Mrs John McKee. Henry Lamppis moved to Lafayette Soldiers Home. Misses Bessie McCord and Cleo Trosk.
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Alice Stotsenbarg
Washington, D. C
Alice Terstegge
St. Mary's Academy
Terre Haste
SW. Hodgen
Vincennes Street
Chicago
John Werle
East Fifth Street
Culberteson Avenue
Mises Elizabeth Dupay
Warsaw
Mise Margeret Jonis
East Spring Street
Charlies A. Prosser
Thirteenth
Elm Streets
Steve Green
Weet
R. H. St. Onge
Davenport
I. B
Weat Spring Street
Margeret and
Maude James
Grandview
Ind
South Bend Attendance at Social Event and Travel Plans Mentioned
The report notes a party hosted in South Bend by Miss Hester Baison previously of this city, with Dr and Mrs W L Breyfegie also mentioned as currently of another city. They plan a trip to Japan and the Philippines for pleasure soon, with a person described as in need of care showing slight improvement after a morning condition.
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South Bend
Hester Baisson
W. L. Breyfegie
Merly
Ori
Japan
Ona
Philippines
A Curious Legend of Deadman's Place in Southwark
A mysterious tale links Deadman's Place in Southwark to an old legend about a burial and waking at dawn, suggesting the name arose from a superstition about a servant and a ghost in a white sheet, though an expert counters the legend as a corruption of the place name.
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Deadman
Southwark
Londes
Deasman
St. Maryoverwus
Notice of Tax Delinquent Sale Ad for January 3 1906
Notice to taxpayers that taxes for 1906 remain unpaid and will be advertised for sale. It lists general and special levies including library tax sinking fund and bonded debt interest. Delinquent taxpayers are warned that sale action will proceed in January.
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Payne
Committee On Territories
Opethiré French Set
Chester
S. C
Elyria
Ohio
Abraham
Dan Storms
Secretary of State
Letref
Circuit Court
Emil Dapaquier
Association Building
New Albany Lodge of Eagles
Pearl and Market
Eagle Camp
Woodmen of America
Union Hall
Weet First
Main Streets
Charies Scales
West Market
Ninth Street
E. M. Harmon
Elm
Weat Street
Eset End
Esse. Ce. Soc
Globe Security and Trust Gi Rcom No
Beerkester Block
E. Ger
State Street
Bau
Juliet Dodge
Peoria
Ill
Mary A. Scott
Kehoks, M
John McKee
Henry Lamppis
Layayette
Bessie McCord
Cleo Trosk
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