Death in Fire Leaves Family in Grief
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal house fire early this morning. A resident, likely named Mary, perished as flames engulfed a double dwelling. Nearby sister Lizzie and others are mentioned among those affected, with unclear details about responders and exact location.
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Mary
Drunken miners clash with patrolman in McKeesport lifting aid
In McKeesport Washington Bay residents aided Patrolman John Proster during a drunken assault by eight miners. Carrier Charley McCafferty and brother John McCafferty helped drive them off and assist arresting two suspects. Each offender was fined 85 and costs.
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McKeesport
John Proster
Charley’ McCafferty
Washington
John McCafferty
Costa
Sensational Divorce Suit Filed by Odon Woman
Mrs. Ida F. Wilson of Owen files for divorce in circuit court alleging cruel treatment by her husband Jane M. Wilson. She claims he threatened her life and repeatedly assaulted her with fists, clubs, and improvised weapons. attorney is ET Laughlin.
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Ida _F. Wilson
Owen
Jane
M. Wilson
Abe
Buebind
Wilden
Odon
Laughlin
Quiet Hyatt Sefrit Wedding Solemnized This Afternoon
A quiet wedding was held at 1 20 PM at Rev A A Stewart's residence on East Main street. Harry V Gyett married Miss Ethel Serrit with only attendants present. After the ceremony the couple departed for Cincinnati for a two week honeymoon. The bride is the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles G Serrit. the groom, son of Mrs Emma Hyatt, works in real estate and insurance with his brother W A Hyatt. Both are from leading local families.
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A. ‘Stewart
Harry V. Gyett
Ethel Serrit
Dr. Stewart
Hunter Burke
Nelle Serrit
Irene Hagerty
W. A. Hyatt
May Locate Here Dr Amiel Koenig Visits City
Dr Amiel Koenig of Linton visited over Sunday to scout a location and may relocate here in a few weeks. A Swiss emigrant, he studied medicine seventeen years and graduated from four European colleges. He speaks several languages and is mastering English. He is not practicing yet but works at Livton and may begin after exams. He left five thousand dollars worth of surgical instruments in New York.
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Amiel Koenig
Linton
Koenig
Switzerland
Europe
Livton
New York
Parole Law Success Reported in Indiana
Amos We Butler, secretary of the state charities, reports that in the last six years and a half the indeterminate sentence law has produced a 78 percent satisfactory parole rate. Statistics show most paroled men from the two state prisons and Michigan City penitentiary perform well.
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Indiana
Amos We Butler
State Charities
Jeffersonville
Michigan
State Parole Unsatisfactory Rates Compared Across States
Indiana shows lower unsatisfactory parole rates than New York and Kansas but higher than Minnesota. Indiana records 23 percent unsatisfactory parolees, while New York, Kansas stand at 25 and 29 percent respectively, Minnesota at 18 percent.
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Indiana
New York
Kangan
Minnesota
Kansas
Woman in Black hoax dummy captured in Bedford
Residents boasted of catching a nightly paroled figure called the woman in black. The dummy hung from a telephone wire and was pulled by jokers. It fooled Deputy Prosecutor Stevenson and Mayor Smith at Bedford City Hall before a crowd saw the hoax.
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Bedford
Stephenson
Smith
Burr McPherson Arrested For Heavy Fine In intoxication case
Burr McPherson, a well known local character, faced a record local fine for intoxication as Mayor Clark assessed him and costs this morning. He must serve nineteen and a half days in jail. Three tramps arrested for stealing rides on B and O S W trains were tried. W. F. Russell, Louis Russell, and Frank Hart. Each was fined one dollar and costs and sent to jail.
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Barr McPhérson
Clark
W. F. Rissell
Louis Rissell
Frank Hart
First Trip Fatality Rid Derailment In Railroad Accident
Brakeman Earle Steel of the E. I. railroad died after slipping on train 34 north of Evansville. He was on his first trip as brakeman and was run over by a wheel as he attempted to exit near Somerville, suffering a severe head injury and mangled arm.
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Earle Steel
E. & I. Railroad
Evansville
Somerville
Ostkland City
Sullivan County teacher sick after pond ducking incident
Miss Sinclair Una, a Sullivan county teacher, was ducked by pupils in an icy pond and contracted pneumonia from the exposure. The reopening of No. 13 school near Buttermilk remains indefinitely postponed as she recovers. Miss Parks, 17, leader in the Roosevelt pictures destruction, is bonded for trial with co-defendants. Also notes a Friendville postmaster touting a new gas engine.
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Erline ‘Sinclair
Sullivan County
Mice Pearl Parks
Thomas Parks
Roosevelt Pictures
Miss Sinclair
Bess
Miss Parks
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