New York Census Figures and Notable Names Amid Turbulent Times
New York City reports a population near 7,900,003 with a claim of including Buenos Aires while actual counts show 13,000 with incomes above eight thousand five hundred. General Mantines Castres, aged sixty six, recently arrived from Spain to quell the Cuban uprising, has forty years in service and stands as a premier veteran of Souli. Chiss Agwes RePRiwadin, once linked to Port Jervis concerts, has inherited a Boris left fan and a Delphian woman recently entertained by Miss Eppelwalte.
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Chiss Agwes Repriwadin
Port Jervis
St Boris
Delphian Weoman
Prisoners to be moved to correctional facility order
The document notes that inmates at the state prison are lacking care and that orders direct the governor to transport them to Panin Correctional, with completion of the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Than State
Ar Jae
Crete
Panin
Anid Done
Embattled Woman Faces Court Challenge Over Reform Era Bets
A woman linked to a Hebrew edition of a Peg 5 publication faced refusals and a court date amid a reform era dispute. Proceedings also touched on a summit in a wintery period with unspecified parties attending and a bar URL mentioned for the latest updates.
Fragmentary Scribble on Harwerd and Phrases
Incoherent OCR text fragment mentions Harwerd and Con presse with unclear references. Several near readable terms include Rog My Berey, KR feat TE PIE Plarel, and phrases about tuning and ped entries. Reads as a damaged notice or catalog entry with no clear event or names to confirm.
Fragmented OCR text from unknown origin
The readable fragments describe a disjointed, unclear passage with numerous garbled words and missing context. No coherent events, names, dates, or places can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Fragmentary OCR note on peptic diseases and dates
An unclear OCR fragment discusses peptic diseases and a date reference. It mentions names and places vaguely, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events. The readable elements suggest medical discussion without a clear incident or outcome.
Fragmented OCR War Note on Legal Rule Changes
An OCR fragment discusses changes in legal or administrative rules with references to a jurisdiction and enforceable duties. It mentions a Japanese influence and a shift in jurisdictional powers, along with punitive implications. The readable portion is highly garbled and lacks clear event details.
Martian Scribbles on Censorship and Mail in Paris
A fragmentary note discusses censorship and postal rules in Paris and France. It mentions a routine of sending back immoral items to France and refers to a dead letter office and national library procedure. The text reads as a chaotic garble with unclear dates or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fies
Releium
France
Hhrar- Paris
Heated debate over Sunday funerals sparks resolution
A city meeting erupted over the propriety of Sunday funerals led by Rev. Hobart and ministers' association. Supporters urged family funerals on Sundays while opponents argued against the custom, and a resolution to discontinue Sunday services was approved after tense discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunmiasy
Sunod
Aindo
Pte
Francisca Hayptt
Subijest
Hobart
Maine Superintendent Forecasts Notable Portland Institute Event
W W Srirson state schools chief and A I president says the Portland session this July will be remarkably interesting and instructive. About 3 19 epie are expected, drawing college professors congressmen and leading educators. The program promises high quality addresses from noted figures including Thos i Heed and Chauncey M Depew.
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W. W. Srirson
Maine
American Institute of Instruction
Portland
United States
Thos.i, Heed
Chauncey M. Depew
Baptist chapel at Colne faces seafous breach dispute
A Colne Eng chapels deacons quarrel over a young bar dancer seen nearby. A deacon demanded the girl choose church or stage, while others argued the stage could be tolerated if she kept respectable life. The offended deacon resigned and others discuss following him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colne
Eng
Bad Boys Use Pistol Theft Ring Across Counties
Raiders named Rattlesnake Dick and Oklahoma Sam fled with pistols buckskin suits after thefts at a Wild Wee Show and train freight depots. They confessed to three highway robberies and burglaries. Police report spree extended into neighboring counties with arrests for crimes tied to freight depot thefts and staged escapes.
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Rattlesnake Dick
Okiahboma Sam
Varranasuisa
Arast
Trans Trann
Prem Ledepet
Paige Thigees Tegei Seeks Feats At Sea Event
Fragmentary text shows Paige Thigees Tegei aiming for feats at a sea event with references to competition and high hopes. Details on dates places or opponents are unreadable.
Dope Meusta and the Free Silver Movement
Fragmentary notes describe a political gathering and a split among free silver advocates. The text mentions a convention and figures in Nebraska and Caserades, with references to dates, meetings, and reorganization efforts within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Ratha
Unclear OCR Summary of Legal Notice Noted
Fragmented text references a loan action and officials but lacks readable names or dates. The garbled lines suggest a court or creditor notice involving an officer and a borrowing party, with no clear outcome or location readable for precise repackaging.
Untitled Narrative Fragment From a Distorted Page
A mangled section describes a confusing incident involving a boy, a cow, and a hurried escape. Names and places are unreadable, but the text implies an accidental injury during a tense moment with a livestock animal. No clear dates or locations could be determined.
Local man dies after severe burns in accident
A man from Tipros or nearby was burned so badly that flesh and bone were exposed on his arms and lower limbs after a Thursday incident. He died within an hour as bystanders, including his father, could not provide aid.
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Tipros
Navy announces letter addresses for Admirals feet
The Navy Department provides mailing addresses for Admiral Meade's ships. For the Atlanta at West, for the Cincinnati at New York, for the Minneapolis at Norfolk, and for the Montgomery at Mobile.
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Wasnisetos
Navy Department
Admiral Meade
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Colombia
New York City
Minneapolis
Norfolk
Montgomery
Mobie
Holman Sends Public Documents to Lawrence County Voters
FH teen large sacks of public documents arrived at the Lawrence post office from Hon. Wm. Holman to be distributed to county voters. Holman is discussed as the Democratic candidate for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman
Lawrencentre
Ind
Wm. &. Holman
Telegraph note on Gen McNulta bond rights as receiver
A telegram from the commissioner of internal revenue confirms Gen. McNulta may issue bonds in his own name in his role as receiver for the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Co. This clarifies authority and triggers potential financial implications for the receivership.
Cadet Appointments Announced for Various States
Cadet appointments to the Military academy issued listing Wade H. Shipp alternate from Americus Georgia Frank E Burke Amerians Georgia Wm GC Winans Brookville Indiana Herbert Flynn alternate Morristown Indiana James K Ray Bardwell Kentucky with April 6 notice detailing selections and home towns.
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Wassixcros
Military Academy
Wade H. Shipp
Americus
Frank E. Burke
Amerians
Wm. GC Winans
Brookville
Ind
Herbert Flynn
Morristown
James K Ray
Bardwell
Keine Regente Located Off Spanish Coast
The cruiser Keine Regente, lost in a storm off the Spanish coast last month, has been located midway between Capes Tarifs and Tiztalear.
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Mapuio
Capes Tarifs
Tiztalear
Destructive storm and wind hail near Camden Arkansas
April 27 Camden Arkansas reports a dangerous storm and tornado like wind and hail. Damaged cabins and farms, several deaths from fright, and widespread destruction across the city and surrounding area. Residents recount collapsed houses, broken trees, and livestock losses as aftereffects spread to nearby towns.
Woman Blocks Theater Seating to Get a Drink
April 27 Mesxiie Tod reports an incident at a theater where a woman prevented seating between acts to obtain a beverage. Witnesses describe her moving past attendants and the manager noting courtesy and restraint as the audience remained seated through the show.
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Sten
Mesxiie
Tod
Win Giriflin
Anna Totten
Wits
Herovyeres
Triitin
Tree Teritiin
Sue Tad
Alicia
Fragmentary City Demographics Report
Fragmented OCR describes city population figures, births and deaths by race, noting whites and Black residents. Mentions averages over seven years and ties to medical association context, but text is incomplete and garbled.
Governor faces extra session to fund penitentiary
An unusual state change may require closing the penitentiary. The legislature approved the contract system but failed to provide funds for expenses. No funds are available. The governor must call an extra session to secure an appropriation or push the penitentiary toward self-sustainability. He plans to pursue the latter option.
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Noagnonev
Police Commissioner Hobanham Dies by Own Hand at Lake Ponchartrain
Capt. Wom. Hobanham, longtime member of the New Orleans police board and Millcreek Photo Co. agent, reportedly died by suicide Friday morning at Long Beach near Lake Ponchartrain while suffering from nervous prostration. Capt. Beanham was prominent in military and social circles nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orllans
Wom. Hobanham
Millcreek Phot.on Co
New Orleans
Gold Discovery Reported Near Raleigh Suburb
Memenis Tennessee April 27 news reports gold found in Raleigh area with specimens showing a plitttering mineral. Local inquiry follows as the color and texture attract attention from residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memenis
Tenn
Raleigh
Amairsis
Japanese claims in Manchuria sparking fleet warning
A Tokio dispatch says the Russian and French fleets in the Pacific are ready to sever Japanese communications unless Japan abandons all claims to Manchurian territory. The alert underscores rising tensions among major powers over Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youk
Tokio
Japan
Manchuria
Cup of Coffee Sparks Beaver Meadow Murder
In Mossie Alabama on April 27 Geo Trotter was killed by William George at Beaver Meadow Town quarrel over coffee led to the killing George fled the scene leaving Trotter dead after an argument over work and entitlements.
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Mossie
Ala
Beaver Meadow
This County
Geo
Trotter
William George
George
Gov Matthews Says He Would Accept Presidential Nomination
In an interview on April 27, Gov. Matthews stated he would accept the Democratic nomination if offered, declaring that any citizen would do the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Matthews
Inpraxarois
Reservoir Burst Leaves Dozens Dead In French Valley
Reports from Paris and Epinal recount a catastrophic dam rupture at Rougey. About 150 lives are known lost with many more missing. Villages along the Moselle valley lie wrecked and destitute as soldiers search debris and officials distribute aid.
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Paris
Rougey
Epinal
Es Virges
Spinal
Mie
Avier
Department of Roads
Villaves
Bousey
Moselle
Lead Find Sparks Excitement in Cleveland Tenn District
A party from Ohio arrives to work on the Sam Shelton farm amid hot anticipation. S. Kevie reports striking a rich lead vein while digging a well. Thomas Borden’s lead is described as the richest found with a high silver percentage. The Hardwick and Divine lead mines are said to be performing splendidly with full operation underway.
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Cleveland, Tenn
Ohio
Sam Shelton
Eldiming
S. Kevie
Thomas Borden
Hardwick
Divine
Jury acquits Andy Roney in Whiting beer-glass killing
After eighteen hours of deliberation the jury finds Andy Roney not guilty in the killing of Henry Rotke at Whiting with a beer glass. Roney, upon hearing the verdict, knelt before jurors, kissed each hand twice and fainted. Indignation follows.
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Crown Pointr
Ind
Andy Roney
Henry Rotke
Whiting
Roney
Cholera Reports From Russian Regions Baffle Officials
Consul General Karel reports to the state department on Russian cholera. In Walyon government from Feb 7 to Mar 185. 6 cases and a fourth of a death. In Podelius from Mar 3 to Mar 9, 9 cases and 3 deaths. From Mar 10 to Mar 25, 3 cases and 6 deaths.
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Washington
Karel
St. Wetersburg
State Department
Russia
Walyon
Podelius
Gladstone condemns Armenian outrages and rulers
Mr. Gladstone voices strong dissatisfaction with the major figures the Duke of Westminster and the Duke of Argyll for their role in the Armenian protests. He says the outrages disgrace the Sultan and his officers and soldiers who took part in, denied, or shielded those who carried them out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Gladstone
Duke of Westminster
Duke of Argyll
Fire destroys Hotel Kelvoir in Boston amid $10000 damage
A six story brick Hotel Kelvoir on the Hay State near Beacon Street caught fire early Saturday and was damaged up to $10000. The unoccupied building, recently completed at a cost of unknown, was owned by Albert Geiger. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Boston
Kelvoir
Othe Hay State
Beacontreet
Albert Geiger
Rains Benefit Crops Across Missouri and Regions
Reports from Missouri southern Illinois Arkansas and Texas say heavy rains Friday and Friday night will greatly help wheat and corn crops. Farmers expect abundant yields as a result of the timely moisture in the plains.
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St. Loui
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Texas
Pope orders new plan for conversion of Japan
A Rome dispatch reports the pope has instructed the Propaganda to draft a plan to convert Japan. He seeks to open diplomatic ties with the Mikado and to set up a new mission in the empire.
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Lospex
Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda Side
Japan
Invention stamps steel engraved bank notes by steam
In St Louis on April 29 the superintendent of a local printing house unveiled a machine that stamps steel engraved bank notes by steam, claimed to be the first of its kind in the world.
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St. Louis
Nouse
Mystery Partly Solved Identifies Body in Farmersburg Case
Terre Haute April 24 The man found hanging near Farmersburg on the Evansville Terre Haute road is identified as Warren Eaves a farmer from Versailles Kentucky who had come to Sullivan county to visit his brother William
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Terre Haute
Farmersburg
Evanshilte
Warren Eaves
Versailles
Sullivan County
William
Russia and France Stand Against Japan Over Manchuria
Tortu April 29 reports the Russian and French fleets in these waters ready to halt Japanese communications if Tokyo does not abandon all territorial claims in Manchuria.
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Russia
France
Japan
Tortu
Manchuria
British forces seize Corinto after Nicaragua resists ultimatum
British Rear Admiral Stephenson's squadron occupies Corinto after Nicaragua refuses to pay indemnity for expelling a British consul. Nicaraguan troops mass along Paso Caballo threaten to fire if Britain crosses from the port. Trade disruptions and communications cuts loom as tensions rise between Britain and Nicaragua.
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England
Nicaragua
ManaGua
Galveston
Corinto
Great Britain
Paso Caballo
United States
Corinta
Central American
Stephenson
Bluefields
Hatch
Colima Volcano Eruption Lessens After Two Days
The Colima volcano near Colima City erupted last Friday and Saturday with minor activity and no damage. Guadalajara, capital of Jalisco province, was shaken by a two to three second earthquake on Saturday, likely linked to the volcanic event.
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Colima
City of Mexico
Vrolcano
Guadalajara
Janco
Emmett Council Demands U S Action Over Nicaragua
Resolutions adopted by the Emmett council urge President Cleveland to notify Great Britain that she must cease occupying any part of Nicaragua. The resolutions will be sent to the president and the Nicaraguan minister.
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Houston
Tex
Emmett Council
United States
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Cleveland
Doctor fined for failing to report alleged smallpox case
Wheeling, April 30. In police court Dr. John A. Morris, a leading physician, was fined $10 for failing to report an alleged smallpox case. The defense argued the case was not smallpox. Leading physicians testified on both sides, contradicted about the diagnosis.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John A. Morris
San Domingo Apologizes for French Citizens’ Ill Treatment
Paris April 30 M Pinchon French minister to Haiti concluded his mission to San Domingo He received the formal apology of San Domingo government and its submission to France demands for compensation for ill treatment of French citizens.
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San Domingo
Paris
M. Pinchon
Haiti
France
Illinois City Councils May Not Use Funds For German Language Ordinances
Atty. Gen. Maroney issued an opinion stating that Illinois city councils cannot legally appropriate funds to publish ordinances in German. All official publications must be in English.
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Sprinaketo
Maroney
Illinois
Indiaman Fatally Burned by Lodging House Fire
John Herron once an Indianapolis real estate dealer was fatally burned in a lodging house fire on Monday in Los Angeles Cal. His niece who started the blaze by handling gasoline was severely burned. Herron had been bed ridden for months.
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Indiaman
Les AnGznes
Cal
John Herron
Indianapolis
Herron
Jellicoe district miners weigh next year’s mining prices
Jerrico Tennessee April 20 operators and miners met to decide on proposals for the Jellicoe district. They will consider a scale of prices for mining for the next year. It is thought that pushing will be the main barrier to a quick settlement.
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Jerrico
Tenn
Jellicoe District
Storm Hits Omaha Suburb Hurts Two
Osana Neb April 24 A Monday morning storm toppled several small homes in Druid Hill a suburb of Omaha. It is rumored two people were badly hurt and require medical care.
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Omaha
Osana
Neb
Druid Hill
Emerson Priddy Drills Big Oil Well East of Camden
Emerson Priddy struck another large oil well on the Stansberry farm east of Camden in PorRPortland. The new well is pumping ten barrels per hour. The J B White Oil Company has leased a thousand acres near Geneva and plans to drill additional wells.
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Porrtland
Ind
Emerson Priddy
Camden
Stansberry
J. B. White
Drowned While Fishing at Swan Lake
Pell Spark man and assistant postmaster at Decatur was drowned when his boat overturned during a fishing trip on Swan Lake in Decatur Alabama. He fell into the water and did not survive.
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Decatur
Als
Pell Sparkman
Swan Lake
Ithe Lake
Nicaragua Rejects British Ultimatum and Seizes Corinto
Nicaragua refuses to pay the seven thousand dollar demand and the British occupy Corinto with a small garrison. Nicaragua warns the interior will be defended and considers extending resistance if Britain penetrates inland. The dispute centers on a three nation commission and who qualifies as a citizen of a state for the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashingtton
Nicaragua
Stephenson
Corinto
Manarcua
Prilaige
Great Britain
United States
Central
South America
Nicaragua and Britain clash over indemnity myth
The United States attempted to mediate a dispute between Great Britain and Nicaragua over a £15,000 indemnity for expulsion of a pre consulate official. Ambassador Bayard offered two extra weeks for payment. Lord Kimberly agreed, but Nicaragua balked at the compromise and the Corinto occupation proceeded.
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Nicaragua
Gresham
United States
Great Britain
Bayard
Washington
Foreign Office
Great Tritain
Haten
Lord Kimberly
State Department
Fegendiente
Corinto
Nee
Toronto Red's Daring Leap Adds Another Feat
BurraLo New York April 29 Toronto Red the famous newsboy leaped from the Lackawanna trestle 105 feet. Friends witnessed as he added to his list of daring feats after claiming to have jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Toronto Red
BurraLo
N. Y
Lackawanna
Brooklyn Bridge
Fight Before a Kinectoscope In April Contracts
Hob Fitzsimmons and Peter Maher signed a contract with the Edison Kinetoscope Co. to box six one minute rounds before the camera for a gift of 5000 dollars. Rest periods are three minutes. If a knockout ends early the winner takes all. If they finish, the decision winner gets 3000 dollars and the other 2000.
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Hob Fitzsimmons
Peter Maher Huyve
Edison Kinetoscope Co
Iea
Opposition to President Zellaya in Nicaragua Surges
Corinto reports a growing opposition to President Zellaya with plans to oust his administration. The Mosquito Territory governor refuses to resign and an armed force is to be sent to subdue him. The British consul at Managua is expected to receive his passports from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellaya
Coron
Corinto
Mosquito Territory
Managua
British in possession of Corinto report in British hands
New dispatch from Washington reports Corinto remains under British control with the British flag over the customs house and Nicaraguan authorities having withdrawn. The situation suggests Corinto is temporarily a British possession with no further details available. Bishop Gaines urges moral conduct in Africa Methodist conference, advising husbands to treat wives well and noting debts as a measure of business activity.
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Corinto
Guzman
The
Republic
Britain Likely to Seize Honduran Bonds by Force
Dispatch from London signals British intent to occupy Honduran ports and collect interest on Honduran bonds, aiming to extend influence in Central America. The plan could immobilize Honduran revenues via customs duties, risking permanent control, with Senate leaders Morgan and Lodge urging firm U.S. stance against Egyptian-style aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Great Britain
Honduras
Nicaragua
England
Central America
Egypt
Monduras
Puerto Cortez
Bay of
Fedseca
W. 8. Valentine
New York
Pacific
United States
IsGl
Republic
Lodge
Cleveland
Morgan and
Congress
Washington
British Talk on Corinto Occupation by the English
The London press discusses Britain's occupation of Corinto by Rear Admiral Stevenson’s squadron. Pall Mall Gazette and St James’s Gazette spar over Monroe Doctrine, US protection, and a potential Anglo American alliance. Also notes an American man, Harvey Bentley, asphyxiates himself in Chicago after a domestic dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corinto
Lespes
Pall Mall Gazette
Stevenson
Nicaragua
Zelaya
St. James Gazette
Great Britain
United States
America
Central America
South America
Fire Claims Three In Pittspource Frame Home
A frame dwelling owned by Henry Snyder in the east end burned Sunday night. Sam Weaver and Frederick Snyder died in the fire and were recovered from the ruins. A male nurse attending Weaver is missing and feared burned. Mrs Weaver is in critical condition from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspource
Henry Snyder
East End
Sam Weaver
Weaver
Frederick Snyder
Indiana News Note: Various Local Incidents and Franchises
Indiana state items report flower thefts and garden damage near Tipton and Elwood, a 3 month old baby found in Marion, a Wabash street railway franchise application, and May town elections with mixed party lines. Also notes Anderson commercial club efforts, tax disputes, parole violations, a fatal self inflicted death, a chocolate firm case and multiple local legal, crime, and political items across counties.
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Aires
Mantines Castres
Espain
Derine P
Souli
Ara
Juriari
Iris
Anettar
Sithem
Hennis
Tne
Mah Bane
Stogeeo
Sleeanes
City Teen Siti
Gmeine
Marketa
Agel
Paige Thigees Tegei
Tayerty
Theo
Nveardagid Canal Board
Migs
Ava
Dames John
Roy Parines
Mm Gossin
Garmestion
Teomias Jaenastoen
Admiral Meade’s
McNulta
Ark
Camern
Ainmens
Wentz
Kraichuis
Pethias
Neusenes
Nomar
Caren
DebepPaperan
Oex
Ana
la Tre
Piet Agars
Hawaii
Pranecisco
Tin Yue
Hawaii Iis
Honolulu
Opal Lps
Godie
Tennessee
Mumber
Sultan
Corinth
Bureau
Engtish
Little Honduras
Harvey Bentley
Stock Yards Commission
Prairie Avenue
Bentley
Indiana State News
Tipton
Henry Hadnon
Anyssus Wiicut
Montgomery County
Elwood
Henry Ives
Marion
Wabash Council
James Lynn
Cit
Epinnune
Anderson
Mlm
Dunlap
D. Bosworth
C. W. Prather
A. A. Small
M. Nash
Seso
Con
William A. Goodman
Cincinnai
Tree
Fullerton
White County
Gregory
Lizzie Hunter
Nelson Jonnt
Jefersonville
WaArse County
Indiana
NeEuson
Transleer
Randolph County
Wincheser
Albert O. Marsa
Shively
Wabash
Dieterich Syndicate
Herbst
Mier
Somerset
James Kelly
Peoria
Miami County
Cole Ress
C. UL. Henry
Harding
Wayne
Henry County
Muncie
Findlay Rolling Mill Co
Jeffersonville
Frank Leathers
James Walther
Cementville
A. J. Maris
Tangier
Parke County
Vyaumeeps
Madison County
Richmond Natural Gas Co
Bruno Hans
Ft. Wayne
Washington Township
Shelby County
Andeson
Kokomo
Elizabeth Cassidy
Thomas Cassidy
Cannellton
Tall City
George W. Patterson
Jackson Township
Cass County
Arthur Snyder
Alexandria
Geda
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