Mutinous Redskins battle in Oklahoma end near Crazy Snake
Reports from Oklahoma City dated March describe Crazy Snake’s band surrounded near Pierce in the North Canadian bottoms. Deputies close in after a fierce clash. one Indian killed, eight captured, the rest flee. Crazy Snake’s house burned to divert pursuit. Herman Odem and Edward Baum killed earlier. crowds attend his funeral in Cheotah and families abandon homes nearby. George Woodruff travels from Washington to Muskogee.
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Chita Harjo
Crazy Snake
Pierce
Oklahoma City
Okkia
Jones
Frank Smith
Checotah
Hario
George Woodruff
Department of the Interior
Muskogee
Washington
Henryetta
Sands Tabler
Cheetah
Herman Odem
Am Bea
Edward Baum
Fort Smith
Kidnapping Case Developments and Escape in Whicka Affair
Report from Sharon notes the Mercer Bao Mareh case with preliminary hearings, alleged accomplice searches, and possible release of Mrs. Whitha if prosecutors relent. It states James H Bosse jail, a girl CuIRpiataets may escape, and Boyle to bear full punishment. In Pittsburg a fleeing highwayman was shot after a daring Wilson robbery.
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Mercer Bao Mareh Oa
Heatric
Sharon
Sur UG
James H Bosse
Seon Regein
Whicka Kid Nappi
Epiniet
Hase Wall
Conte
Whitha
Boyle
Roosevelts blood threat by mad passenger on ship
London dispatch says steerage passenger Cursepp Tosti attempted to attack ex President Roosevelt aboard the Hamburg America liner near Horta. Tosti was restrained and put in irons after shouting that Roosevelt would pay. He restrained Roosevelt and his son Kermit, and his diet was supervised after four days of refusal to eat.
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London
Horta
Hanerirg
Roosevedi Gat
Cursepp Tosti
Othe Harmbure
Roosevelt
America
Yosti
Tosti
Thoosevelt
Mane
Tie Shiy
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Healing Claims
An appealing medical claim notes Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine reach. It warns of backache irregularities and possible progression to Bright's disease or diabetes, attributed to OD Knoefel.
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Foley
Bright
OD Knoefel
Mrs Taft learns electric runabout driving in Washington
Mrs Taft takes lessons under management of an electric runabout with the White House owning two machines. The piece notes she is becoming adept and will soon drive herself on city journeys. It also promotes Electric Bitters as a health tonic with claims of aiding digestion and vigor.
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Washington
White House
Servia Accepts Settlement Plan Amid Public Ridicule
Belgrade March 30 The final intervention of the powers on the Servia Austria Hungary dispute proceeds with plans to recognize the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Servia accepts the plan in principle as volunteers are discharged but faces popular disapproval. Foreign Minister Milovanovich says the British approved formula is acceptable as it preserves national honor.
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Belgrade
Servia
Austria-Hungary
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Bosnia and Herzegovina
M. Milovanovich
Austria
Russian Foreign Minister Resigns in Berlin Dispatch
A Berlin dispatch to Echo de Paris reports Russian foreign minister Iswolsky resigns. His successor is expected to be either Prince Engalitscheff or M. Tcharykoff, head of the foreign office.
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Paris
Berlin
Echo de Paris
M. Iswolsky
Prince Engalitscheff
M. Tcharykoff
Foreign Office
Rumors on Serbian Royal Succession From Belgrade
Reports from Rome and Vienna say King Peter of Serbia and his family plan to leave Belgrade for Switzerland. King Peter proposes his youngest Montenegro prince as crown, while King Peter’s son Alexander may succeed. An influential Serbian faction considers other dynasts for the throne.
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London
Rome
Vienna
Peter
Servia
Belgrade
Victor Emmanuel I
Switzerland
Nicholas
Montenegro
Haly
Alexander
Duke of Teck
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Husband Not Guilty, Mary Farmer Confesses
Mrs. Mary Farmer, condemned for the Brownsville murder, released a posthumous confession asserting her husband James Farmer, awaiting death in Auburn prison, shared no guilt and knew nothing of the crime until its execution.
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Auburn
N. Y
Mary Farmer
Sarah Brennan
Brownsville
James Farmer
Farmer
Chicago Chinaman Charged in Smuggling Conspiracy
Chin Yen Quai a wealthy Chicago Chinese man was arrested Sunday by Deputy Marshal C. J. Righeimer as an alleged participant in a conspiracy to smuggle Chinese into the United States at El Paso Texas. He was released on bail of 1000 dollars. The case is set to be heard this afternoon.
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Chicago
Chin Yen Quai
United States
C. J. Righeimer
el Paso
Tex
Chin
Chinese press to witness imperial funeral May 1
Pekin reports officials will allow official Chinese press and foreign newspaper correspondents to witness the funeral services for the late emperor and empress dowager on May 1. This marks the first official recognition of the press for such access.
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Pekin
China
Fire destroys Havana pier complex valued at one million
A blaze in Havana on March 30 wiped out the two piers of the Havana Central railroad in the upper harbor. Authorities estimate total damage at 1 million dollars.
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Havana
Havana Central Railroad
Pyramid Pile Cure free trial offer and relief claims
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a fast, dramatic remedy for all pile cases. It promises immediate relief from congestion and itching, urges readers to request a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan, and notes a 50 cent follow up box at druggists.
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Seeel
Pyramid Drag Co
Pramid Bld
Marshall, Mich
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt Speaks to German Women
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance spoke at a Berlin mass meeting to rouse German women for suffrage. Her Berlin appearance advances plans for the alliance meeting in London next month. She reports gains in several regions though Germany's laws bar political activity by women and the Social Democrats support equal suffrage as a party plank.
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Berlin
Germany
Carrie Chap
Man Catt
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Social Democratic Party
Senator Beveridge Leaves Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore march 30 senator a j beveridge of indiana has left Johns Hopkins hospital after weeks as a patient. he underwent a surgical operation and is reported to be in excellent health again.
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Baltimore
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Senator Beveridge
Drys Have Cloee Shave Springfield Local Option Vote
Clark County carried the dry victory by eleven votes in Monday’s local option election in Springfield Ohio. The report notes a minor health ad for Fley’s Honey Usp claiming quick cough relief and cold expulsion.
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Springfield
Clark County
Fley
Knoefel
Elevator death rocks Fifth Avenue building in homicide
Frederick Johnson an elevator man at 615 Fifth Avenue was shot and killed in a struggle with Joseph Parise, a detective. Parise had arrested Johnson for entering a flat Parise had been watching, triggering the fatal confrontation in the building’s elevator.
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New York
Frederick Johnson
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Parise
Johnson
Parise
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cures
A claimant touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal remedy for asthma coughs colds hay fever and throat and lung ailments. He asserts it cured a neighbor’s asthma and his daughter in law’s long illness and offers trial bottles with guarantees.
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Alex
Benton
Port Edward
N. Y
Chas. D. Knoefel
A Labor War at Jasonville
In Jasonville near the Bogle mine, 75 Hungarian miners blocked 35 American workers from going to shift. Shots wounded five Americans, one gravely. Hungarians barricaded in a house, others wounded as houses were shot at. Americans sought reinforcements from nearby towns.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bogle
Jasonville
In Memory of Soldiers Monument Awarded in Terre Haute
Terre Haute county commissioners awarded Wey & Barcus of Terre Haute a $21,826 contract to erect a seventy five foot Barre granite shaft. Granite will be rough hauled here and finished near the courthouse yard where the monument will stand. The project combines $20,000 county funds and $7,000 raised by veterans led by Major Crawford and Nicholas Filbeck.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Wey & Barcus
Barre
Court House Yard
Association of Veterans
Frank Crawford
Nicholas Filbeck
Officers in ambush shoot at decoy package case in Washington
In Washington Indiana March 30 Mrs Vella Springer a former school teacher was seriously wounded while removing a decoy package planted by Nathan G Read head of the Washington National Bank to force a 30000 ransom in a death threat Officers fired peppering her with shot and Joseph Sparks a friend of Springer is held on suspicion she is hospitalized at the county jail and expected to recover
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Pittsburg
Justice of the Peace
William Patterson
Wilson
Washington
Ind
Nathan G. Read
Washington National Bank
Vella Springer
Joseph Sparks
Opposed to Death Penalty Delays Jury Drawing
In Indianapolis on March 30 judges excused nineteen salesmen who swore opposition to the death penalty in a murder case. Judge Pritchard ordered new jurors to be drawn, selecting a second venire of thirty five for the State versus Charles Jackson, a colored man charged with the murder of Madeline Howard and Joseph Clemmons.
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Indianapolis
Pritchard
Charles Jackson
Madeline Howard
Joseph Clemmons
Former Delaware County Sheriff Arrested on False Pretenses Charge
Delaware County, Muncie, Ind March 30 Thomas Staler, former sheriff, was arrested Monday afternoon on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Two other indictments from the county inquiry are known. arrests of at least two more former county officers are expected imminently.
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Delaware County
Muncie
Ind
Thomas Staler
Petersburg to Get Natural Gas From Queen Brothers Well
Petersburg Indiana on March 31 reports natural gas will be piped to the city from the Queen brothers gusher located one mile south. The firm has secured a franchise and will connect to existing mains that have been idle since the Jumbo well ceased supplying gas five years ago.
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Petersburg
Ind
Queen Brothers
Alonzo Uptegraft Shot in Home Ambush Fight
Alonzo Uptegraft, 45, was arrested at his Polity area home by a sheriff's posse on a charge of assault on a girl. He attempted to flee and was shot in the head by Marshal John Depew of Bryant. The alleged crime occurred Feb 3 and Uptegraft is in serious condition at the county hospital.
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Portland
Ind
Alonzo Uptegraft
Polity
John Depew
Alleged Thief Crawls Through Sewer in Elwood Escape
William Casto, jailed in Elwood Indiana for theft, escaped by prying open a sewer cap in the city prison basement. He crawled through a sixty foot sewer to reach the curbstone area, authorities report.
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Elwood
Ind
William Casto
Indianapolis Ministers Seek Test Case to Repeal Sunday Baseball Law
Indianapolis reports that Methodist ministers move to file suit to overturn the Sunday baseball law, aiming to arrest players in the first Sunday pro game and escalate to the Supreme Court. Gov Marshall names C C Matson to the state tax board. disagreement over term end date noted.
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Indianapolis
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Supreme Court
Tragic death after equestrian fall near Washington
Mrs Adelaide Snowden wife of Lieutenant Commander Thomas Snowden of the Mayflower naval yacht died in Emergency Hospital after a fall from a horse near the naval hospital. The cause was cerebral hemorrhage. Lieutenant Semuied Read, military naval aide to the President Taf, is in the naval hospital recovering from injuries earlier in the day.
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Washington
Semuied Read
Taf
Naval Hospital
Adelaide Snowden
Thomas Snowden
Wilson murder trial moves to circuit court on venue change
The arraignment of Fred Wilson and Fred Wilson Jr. for the murder of acting Constable William A. Bower in Clark County last July is set in the circuit court here after a venue change from Clark County.
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Madison
Marehkee
Fred Wilson
William A. Bower
Hethtehemn
Clark County
Fragmented Instructional Note on Handling Snowshoes
A garbled excerpt discusses cleaning snowshoes with a chamois and cautions about preserving the treatment for shares. It mentions removing dirt, trays, a tree, and hints at fear, theft, and danger, with nonsensical phrases and unclear references.
Telegraph Telegrams From A Far Earlier Era
Rear Admiral Converse retired dead in Washington from tuberculosis. Dr James H Canfield Columbia University educator died. Great Lakes steamers to be equipped with wireless telegraph. Herbert L Swift declared insane in Chicago. Four trainmen killed on Mexican International freight after bridge burn near Hidalgo. Wheat hits high on Chicago board at one dollar. Joe Gans tuberculosis end of ring era. Taft initiates Phi Alpha Delta. supports Payne tariff with revisions downward on any increases.
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Balkans
Berlin
James H. Canfield
Columbia University
Great Lakes
Herbert L. Swift
Gustavus F. Swift
Chicago
Hidalgo
Joe Gans
Taft
Taft Chapter
Phi Alpha Delta Greek Letter Fraternity
Georgetown College
Care of Feather Boas
A dressy matron explains a method to keep feather boas pristine. She hooks the boa near a heat source to dry, trims curled plumes with a carved card guide, and uses a back of a fruit knife to separate damaged areas. She notes the process is simple when done carefully and dry.
Monon Route Sells Colonist Tickets to Western Provinces and States
Colonist tickets priced at 36.70 will be available via the Monon Route starting March 1 and continuing daily through April 30. Tickets cover Alberta, Arizona, British Columbia, California, Colorado, Idaho, Mexico, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Saskatchewan, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. For details contact the Monon passenger office. F. H. Kavisz is the agent.
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Monon
Coe Way
Alberta
Arizona
Brite
Columbia
California
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Saskatchewan
Utan
Washington
Wyoming
Home Industry Pantaloon Company Incorporators Named
G G Sommers of the city is among incorporators of the Home Industry Pantaloon Company filed in Louisville. County wide school child enumeration to run May 10 to 30, with township trustees given blanks by County Superintendent Rey L White. City Clerk Short approved a 1000 dollar Elm Street cottage permit for O Frey between Jay and Silver streets. Floyd County Lumber Company granted a permit to erect an office building at McBeth and Fourteenth streets costing 9800. Epworth League entertained at Jennie DePauw Memorial church featuring recitations by local and Moores Hill College participants. Alfred Kimball suit against the city for 2000 damages dismissed to circuit court without prejudice. evidence partly heard after jury sworn.
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O Frey
Short
Jay and
Silver Streets
Floyd County Lumber Company
McBeth
Fourteenth Street
Jennie DePauw
Epworth League
Robert Conner
K. W. Rowell
Mra Hszel Hitch
Mellie Lemmon
Elsa Goodbab
Readlige
Ara Sanders
Moores Hill College
Alfred Kimball
City Court News How to Treat a Black Eye
Advice for eye injuries from child play noting how a bruise causes pain and disfigurement. Recommends applying a hot cloth for twenty minutes and changing it to a hotter compress to loosen blood clots and aid drainage.
Market quotations from Indianapolis and other cities
Grain and livestock prices listed for Wheat No 2 red Corn Oats and Hay in Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo with varying bids and receipts. Prices include Wheat 1.23 1.32 1.27 and Hogs 41 3.35 5.50 across markets and cattle lambs sheep and stockers noted with ranges and totals.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
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