Spirit Inspires Talk by Spiritualists Convent Discussion
An Indiana speaker Miss Euzevet Hurl addressed the Mabouat Az Srusstion at Masome Tem Bé, speaking forty five minutes on spirit messages and their impact on the audience, praising women’s eloquence and noting male apostle guests. The meeting included discussions on spiritualism, trials, and audience reactions, with delegates adopting reports and planning further sessions.
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Euzevet Hurl
Indiana
Masome
Wall Street Panic and a Fortune Made in Months
A garbled report details a figure named Walker near Wall Street who allegedly made millions in a few months, with mentions of St Lerks Day and various stock market actions. The text weaves through references to Bear markets, profits, and trading activity, but the core events and identities are obscured by OCR errors. The piece hints at rapid wealth amid volatile markets and quotes unnamed observers on market trends and outcomes.
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Grris
Brandt Walker
Wall Street
Walker
Walker Snd
Reatta
Choe
Guesa
Koto
Lawsuit Seeks Higher Pay for Police Desk Sergeants
A group of Toolermia policemen filed a mandamus suit against Commissioners Wiefer and Morr to force higher pay and seniority for desk sergeants. They claim February 22 acts made desk sergeants regular officers and entitled them to promotion class and $9 monthly raises, contesting the denial of their 3 year service eligibility. The case, in Circuit Court, seeks an order compelling the commission to grant the higher pay and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Lesay
Jharas
Tay Cave
Russel
Congrena
Claus
Bus office bombing injuries shock Terre Haute
State Superintendent wach of the Du Pont Powder Company was seriously injured in a bus office blast near Terre Haute. He and two colleagues Monahan and Kellup were in the office when the explosion occurred, with Kellup reading a newspaper as Monahan and Wach discussed the morning mail. Monahan and Kellup were killed, and Wach was taken to a hospital with injuries to the head and hips. The blast left a man pinned on a hill 400 yards away, and investigators sought details of the incident and the timeline leading to the explosion.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Wach
du Pont Powder Company
Motahan
Aclf
Kellup
Eastern Company
Wilmington
Heer
Monahan
Explosions at mill kill and injure many in county town
Terrified townsfolk report four distinct explosions at a large blasting powder mill. Governor Hanly sends Terre Haute and Indianapolis aid as guards patrol the damaged district. 700 tents and cots arrive for the homeless. Coroner Leavitt begins examining casualties.
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Terre Haute
Brasil
Wg Vour
Hanly
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Horstey
Leavitt
Explosion Shocks Terre Haute Schools Terrifies City
Panic spreads after Fontan d powder mills explode in Terre Haute Indiana injuring several and prompting rapid relief efforts. Five succumbed in hospital as ambulances and relief trains rushed to the scene while the city appropriated funds for relief and medical aid.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fontand
Anthony
Joss
Gas Institute Opens In New Willard Hotel For Annual Convention
About 500 delegates and 200 ladies arrive for the American Gas Institute’s three day session at the New Willard Hotel. Officers of the Institute and trustees judge study plans for a free gas manufacture correspondence course for employes and discuss obligations of franchise holdings with Charles H. Dickey of Baltimore among speakers.
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Educational Fund
Charles H. Dickey
Baltimore
Institute
American Gas Institute
Xeobt
Ita
New Willard Hotel
Macfarland
Tehich
William 0 McKay
Boston Gas Company
Walton Clark
Philadelphia
Gas Educational
Charles 1 Dickey
Maryland Meter Company
Dickey
AC Humphreys
Stevens Institute
New England
Cowdery
Peoples Gas Company of
Chicago
WH Gardiner Dp
New York
New Wield
Watton Clark
Charles F Pritchard Lynn Buss
Beaty L. Doherty
Ae Thomes Clive Jones
Delaware
Ohio
James W Dunbar
New Albany
Ind
Benjamin W Perkins
Altoo' Na Pa
John Wiliams
William H Bradley
Thomas D . Miller
Orleans
William A Wood
Boston
Walter B
Walter B ‘Cilne Los Angels
Cal Trederick
Shelton
James T Lynn
Detroit
Felt in distant cities after Fontanet blast across Indiana
Reports from Indianapolis Cincinnati Greencastle Louisville and other towns Oct 15 16 18 recount shock waves from Fontanet explosion. Bricks fell windows cracked chimneys toppled doors rattled as residents fled homes thinking quake. Some drugstore bottles shook.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Lowaville
Fontanet
Crawfordsville
Greencastle
Ind
Fortenet
Louisille
Bexter Avenue
Broadway
Rosedale
Con
Etnet
Burnett
Tontanet
Greeneanle
Boomington
Neople
Knights Templars Review Inspectors Gather In DC
The Knights Templars commanderies of the District of Columbia meet tomorrow afternoon at American League Hadadbell Park for an inspection and drills. Grand Commander Chimas F Morgan announces grounds open at 7 30 with admission cards issued by the recorders of the several commander ies for DL Gand Recorder AW dohnaten. A concert by the United States Engineer Comms Bann airs from 1 to 2 pm, followed by inspections of Maloy Matted Commanders Potomac, Columbia, Orient, and Washington Commanderies with drills and timings, concluding with silk flags presented to Orient Commandery No 6 for competition on the eld day of 1905.
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Knights ‘Templars
District of Columbia
American Leagho Hadebell Park
Reen
Chimas F Morgan
Sepuingha
Knights Templars
Recorders
Secral Commanderias
Gand
Dohnaten
United States
Willym T Galliner
de Maloy
Potomac
Columba Commandry
Orient Commandery
Washington
Du Pont Weds Cousin in Secret Plaza Hotel Ceremony
Altrea Du Pont of the Nemours company wed her second cousin Alicia Maddox today at the Hotel Plaza. Only immediate family attended. The groom’s relatives, including JWorris Du Pont, arrived later from Washington but were kept unaware until after the ceremony. The couple plan to reside at Rock Farms near Wilmington, Delaware.
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Waaningten
New York
du Pont
Nemours
du ‘Port Powder Company
Delaware
Alicia Maddox
Hotel Plaza
Mr du Pont
Prother
Hans
du Pont Fowder Company 4
Pontaner
Jworris du Pont
Wamnington
Indiana
Virgiia
Nonsupport Case Dismissed in Weber Custody Settlement
The case against Roy Weber for nonsupport was settled yesterday. Mrs Weber gains custody of their five year old daughter Nodi and will reside with her in a proper moral environment. Mrs Weber will receive 10 pounds monthly for child support and oversee education. Weber consents to the arrangement and expresses relief that the matter is resolved. Weber formerly lived with Clara Gertrude Willer of 16 Old Street Petersfield.
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Ue Vuvunne
feRoy Weber
Nodi
Weber
Neldl
Cluid
Sire Weber
Clara Gertrude Willer
Old Street
Peters Pure Va
Indian murder rite case tried in far north
A royal Northwest mounted police party escorted a judge and court officers from Winnipeg to the Kee Watin district to try an Indian who allegedly executed tribe members in a We-fee-Go worship ceremony. The government seeks to make an example of the first case brought to notice amid similar rites by Craca tribes in the north.
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Washington Fort
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Keewatin
Craca
Canada
No Red Tape In Banking Simple Rules Explain Checking Accounts
A brief ad states that understanding banking is not needed to master a checking account and that simple rules will be explained by officers. It invites ladies to open accounts and notes the American Security and Trust Company at the northwest corner of Fifteenth and Pennsylvania, with Charles J Bell as president.
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Anatler
Ana Wes Seasmith
Deiner
Corbett Sues Over Alleged Illegal Property Sale
Miss Cornelia Corbett sues alleging wrongful conversion of items from her home and a dispute over estate handling. Hearing before Justice Daniel T. Wright in Circuit Court No 1 set to begin today, tied to prior commitment to Government Hospital for the Insane and a related damages suit against Dr Hamlin.
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Corneliz
L Corbett
F A. Penning
Charg
Daniel T Wright
Circuit Court
Miss. Corbett
Caroline Corbett
Government Hospital
Miss Corbett
Hamlin
Supreme Court
Havalin
Hele
Anylum
Bending
Corbett
Fis
Sitg Corbetts
Fifteenth Street
Miss Maloney's Plea and Elopement Sparks Local Gossip
Friends of Helen Maloney say she begged Arthur H Osborn for freedom to wed Samuel Clarkson, threatening a desperate act after repeated refusals. Osborn and Clarkson companions dispute the claim, while Maloney's family seeks Vatican aid and American divorce for the torn couple amid small‑town reaction.
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Osborn
Semert Homs
Aoeetal
Weshington
New York
Maloney
Aclo
Helen Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Arthur H Osborns
Miss Maloney
Beresford
Princeton
Wiliam Herbert
Mies Maloney
Clarke
Girl accuses broker of disorderly conduct in court
Miss Agsu Stokerg, an eighteen year old caretaker for James Halmadge Mershon, charged the broker with drugging her and assault after she drank wine offered at his residence upon his return from St Louis. Judge Maxell dismissed the major charge and fined Mershon for disorderly conduct.
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Finca
Mim
Sponta
Chicago II
James Halmadge Mershon
Agsu Stokerg
Gir
Mershon
St. Louia
Maxwell
Mérahon
Mina Broberg
Merahon
St, Louis
Fight for House on New Plan for the Campaign
The Republican Congressional Committee rents space in the National Metropolitan Bank building and will open headquarters there soon. The aim is independent operation from the Presidential campaign, with a permanent Washington setup to fund and manage campaigns for the Fifty-first Congress and defend party principles amid friction between radical and conservative wings.
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Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Te National Metropolian Bank
Sherman
New York
Ilewe
Republicas
Republican Congressional Committee
Olergns
James S Sherman
James A. Zavnay
Minnesota
C“Loudenglager
New Jersey
Cerretery
Washington
Congress
Sivbeth Congress
Congressional Committee
House
Congressionel
Lhe
Betis
Haut's Appeal Rejected Amid Calls for Commutation
A chaotic report from the period describes Hau’s appeal being rejected as officials discuss possible commutation of his death sentence. Observers note expected moves toward new trial efforts, potential new testimony, and likely custody changes following the Leipzig decision.
Bears Plan Six Year Polar Trek With Trained Bears
Captain Roald Amundsen announces a six year arc voyage toward the North Pole starting 1910. He intends to drift via the Bering Sea Nippon current and Cey to set a dash for the pole using four polar bears trained by Carl Hagenbeck to haul sledges. He seeks U S government support to navigate the Northwest Passage first.
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Orl
Ronald Argundsen
Oscar II
North Pole
Hamburg
Amundsen
Pole
Bering Sea
Weber
Sam
Carl Hagenbeck
Arctic
Roosevelt
United States
Diavensel
Northwest Passage
Faname Canal
Railroads discuss uniform wage scale push among 1000 workers
A joint convention of railroad conductors and railway trainmen representing over 1000 employees meets at the Broadway Central Hotel to discuss a uniform wage scale. Speakers include prominent Republicans and Speaker Cannon will assist as preliminary skirmishes hint at broader congressional action.
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Chatman Sherran
Cannon
Congress
New ‘York
Broadway Central Hotel
Mae Wood Platt Ordered to Produce Marriage Certificate
New York Supreme Court directs Mae Wood Platt to file the alleged marriage certificate in the county clerk's office. The order, signed today by Justice Mecatt and Sen Fr Rat, requires Platt to present the document in court or via authorized channel before a special clerk.
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Platt
New York
Mae Wood Platt
Thomas €. Platt
Supreme Court
Riait
Laveret
Deen
Damage suit filed over alleged assault by street car conductor
O R Owen seeks 10000 dollars in a damage suit alleging assault by a street car conductor. The Supreme Court will hear chambers and Owen this morning in a separate case. A clerk of the War Department sues Washington Railway and Electric Co for 1000 dollars claiming injury at a Thirteen Street corner stop. Owen alleges the conductor demanded a stop order and a fight ensued. The railway company argues Owen was negligent and responsible for the injuries.
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R Owen
Justice Anderson
Justeet Supreme Court
3Stimany
Chambers & Owen
War Department
Wasington Balway and
Ehectri
Aj Times
Cwen
Cor Dar Ng
Tue Bose Wis Brosen and Ie
Elowa
Dagner
Owen
Weather conditions forecast across central plains and lakes
A garbled weather bulletin describes a cold front and low pressure over the plains and Great Lakes region with expected southerly winds and precipitation. It notes a central low and western storm track affecting Nebraska, South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois with unsettled skies into Wednesday.
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Misa Eizabeth
Turmer
Charlex R Schiem
Marsland
J M Peebles
Heinz
Ulstermell
Comte Cupin
Pam
Longley
George W Kates
Missouri
Carns Ho Meng
American Institute
Knights Templars Review
Ball Park
Esplonon
Powder Company
Far North
American Security and Trast Company
Fitteenttet
Pennsylvania
Charles J Bell
Cornelia Corbett Sues
Clarkson
Erlend
London
Martin Maloney
Rome
Viay
Vatican
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Ely
Ma Jones
Glarkepn
Sammmy Clarkson
Barnsley
Yorkshire
Nhas Maloney
Vere Clarkson
Cetamly
Samuel
Spring Lake
Arthur T Osborn
Mise Maloney
Beth Clarkson
Visa Malones
Ami Gummer
Hig Prattion
Bog Osborn
Meloney
Hiro Lhe Cottagerd
Helen Maluey
Thay
Woulan
Ret
Broker
Republican
Cpogressional Committee
Parmatett
Natonal
Metopshtan Bank
Natonal Committee
Jveen Vo Heed Committee
Hau
Frau Montori
Hauy
Siready
Baden-Baden
Leipsig
Bey
Dhotel
Han Aard
Bern
Amenca
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
Capt. Amundsen
Wall
Berring Sea
Felicia Srnreyk
Canker Vensee Ee Ead
Muse
Sighs
Mae Wood
Bulletin
Victor and
Columbia Talking Machines and Records
Victor Talking
Planolas Estey Organs
Peter Grogan
Seventh Street
Wender Buren
Eva Dave
Dakotan
Vreials
Fonda
Baatera
Nebeesky
Misweri Sougera
Vwigeaiaiy
Sichicae
Teran
Wedrestay
Prasahia
Uroer Lake
Ro’ Bowland
Variahse
Coset
Frexk Norcheasterl
Midmun
Reina Zoo
Warmington Post
Otier
Lea Seura
Ralo Maz
Aumette City
Blemarck
Chica
Moses Town
Pitsburg
Salt the City
Utah
Lewis
St Fou
Wasburs
Yale
Elphonzo Youngs Co
Ninth Street
E . C Creamery
he G. & P_ Telephone Co
12Th Street
R Street
Duffy
Waler
Mike
Christian Xander
Tony
7Th St. Rer
Tharp
Berkeley
St.n.w. Phos
Niewara
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