West End Dispatchers Remain. Nixon Committee Reports Talks
A business group led by Mayor Russell N H Jepson and M J Carnahan conferred with B and C Southwestern Supt W H Brimson on dispatchers. Brimson says Indiana division dispatchers moved to Seymour for faster service and to ease traffic between Seymour and Cincinnati. No other removals planned. Washington shops remain the division's natural point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
N. H. Jepson
M. J. Carnahan
W. H. Brimson
B. & C. Southwestern
A. ¥. Cabel
F. B. Fornwald
Brimson
Indiana
Seymour
Cincinnati
Washington
Trafic
Lowercome
East End
West End
Flory
Brim ‘Son
Brinsada
Flora
Acquittal in Circuit Court on Larceny Charge
Jury acquits George McNabb and Oscar Mills of stealing drill ing outfit from James Harmon Swere. The item valued at 60 dollars was partly sold to Jesse Gos, with the jury finding insufficient proof of felonious taking. The case centered on whether the defendants intended to steal and carry away the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
McNabb
Oscar Mills
James
Former Beere Secretary Sets Up in Reno
A former Beere secretary, now a resident of Reno Nevada, plans to stay and practice law as he engages in protecting Saining interests in the west. He moves from Indiana and reports to be settling into life in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beere
Tary
Indiana
Eto Be
Taying
Nevada
Ethcing Law
Reno
West
CAPTAIN SANDFORD DENIES WOMAN'S MURDER CLAIMS
Captain Sandford through his New York attorney denies all statements in the Lula Clark affidavit linking him to the Goebel murder. He says he was in the Philippines on February 8 1900 with army officers and never met Mrs Clark or Trude King. He notes his son Cassius Marshall Sanford resides in New York after eight years in China and the Philippines.
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York
Cassius Marshall Sanford
John Sanford
E.ton
Kentucky
Lula
New - York
Jedin Sanford
New York
China
Philip
Clark
Fragmentary memoir and King Edward anecdote quoted
The text mixes a claim of residence and service in the Philippine constabulary with a refusal to cooperate in a Goebel murder matter, plus a long translated anecdote about King Edward and a market woman. It references court appearances, a royal portrait request, and Victoria’s egg, all in a garbled Buffalo Commercial context.
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Philippine Constabulary
Resisn Sn
Goebel
Viate
Edward
Queen Victoria
Dr Vanossdal May Win Out
Fragmentary notice hints at a political or professional contest involving Dr Vanossdal. Readable bits mention claims of victory or advantage and a call for attendance or support, but the full context is unclear.
M E Conference Convenes with Washington Delegation in Columbus
The M E Conference opens in Columbus with support for Rev J W Baker as candidate for delegation to the general conference. Friends in Washington back Baker’s return and urge action by local lay delegates and clergy to secure his seat. Voters include Mrs George Watjen and Mrs E Hastings among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Columbus
Washington
L. E. anDe
Bak Umor
Fairbanks
Vanosa
George Watjen
E. E. Hastings
J. E. VauOgdol
A T. Trueblobd
W. R. Garner
Raward
Breinte
M. M.itchell
Tainted Money Justifies Rockfell er Gifts
A pastor defends donations described as tainted funds directing millions to Rockfell er, arguing the gifts serve a greater good despite sources of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfeller
Rockefeller cash in church work defends wealth in sermon
The Indianapolis minister Rev. Allen Philpott argues that John D Rockefeller’s $25,000 gift to the Central Christian Church foreword funds is not tainted by the source. He defends the gift as philanthropy despite calls to return the money and cites ongoing court actions against trusts.
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Alen B. Philpatt
Central Christian Churchh
Indianapolis
John D. Hockefeller
Rockefeller
Christian Standarda
Christ
Zace
Ro Ckefeller
Philpott
Philpott T Reasoned That, Althoug
Lemas
Helen
Alvin J
Andrew Carne
Rockeféler
John D
Gold Weather Report Sparks Railway Crime Scan
Dispatch notes increased railroad robberies during September and October as tramps target trains and cars. Captain Warner reports patrols tightening after thefts in Vincennes and nearby lines, with only minor arrests to date and several pairs of shoes and clothing stolen. Weather conditions drive migratory patterns and add risk for crews while protecting property in Nebraska and Kansas corridors.
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Warner
Rénorta
Belie
Jane
Rai
Vincenni
Epierer
Rob
County Auditors Organize For Bookkeeping Reform
County auditors meet to form an organization aimed at standardizing bookkeeping methods and improving financial records. Officers named include Nugent as secretary and Cromwellington as treasurer with several deputies from nearby counties. The group plans to report once the committee is fully organized.
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Miami County
Conan Jyws
E. E.russell
Sullivan Equity
T. Richards
Madison
Te Payne
Vermilion Anty
Move to Flora Illinois Changes and School Notes
The notice discusses moving Flora B and Wes Ry Ig to Flora Illinois and mentions Mr and Mrs Wiecx leaving with friends regret. It notes a local school principal King Bay smelling a potential change and hints at student discipline and a possible government action affecting navy pricing in Wales. The Indianapolis Star fragment ends the piece.
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Wes' Ry
Flora
Tiinois
Wiecx
Mick
H.'s. Sea
Konductor
Bransvillé
Evans Into
Achoo
King Bay
Ae Pha
Danger of mob violence averted in Brownstown incident
Report cites a thwarted mob threat after a stabbing and assault near Brownstown. Investigators found three men injured and a bloody handkerchief. local sentiment against negroes is strong, though officials say no danger of mob violence remains.
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Jal
Brownstown
Bro
Fragmentary Market Scene Amid Voices and Disjointed Dialogue
A garbled recount describes two regular traces and a free option near a livery stable. The text shifts to a street view and a clothes pin factory proposal, then a tense room interaction where a lady glares and a victim smiles, ending in unclear action.
Robbers Shoot Waterdown Treasurer and Loot Cash
Waterloo September 25 Fred Baldy cashier of Cascadonener Company was shot in the right side by robbers as he tried to surrender $1000 in cash from a downtown office to the factory to pay employees. After being wounded he drove half a mile and delivered the money, then had the wound dressed.
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Waterloo
Fred Baldy
Stera Fiily
Cascadonener Company
Photn
Mrusea
Ballon
Knights of Pythias to Hold Annual State Convention
The states convention and annual Skal gathering of the Knights of Pythias will be held in midweek at Nin Apods Aegh week. Local lodge representatives Alter McCullough and John Katchops will attend as delegates.
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Pythias
The
Knights of Pybthis
Nin Apods Aegh
Agens Siesen
Iw Alter
McCullough
John
Baltimore and Ohio train kills man on tracks
Report from the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line details a fatal incident where a man was struck by a locomotive at Montevehing, with others injured. Oscar Stewart, a freight agent from Moores Hill, suffered serious injuries but recovered from the garage incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio South Western
Osgood
Lewis Braunhegle
Braaisle
Oscar Stewart
Frigrchant
Moores Hill
Death and Shootings Reported in Monroe County Outbreak
A fragmentary report from Blooming on land notes a death and a shooting in Monroe County. The piece, though garbled, mentions a masked assailant named Robinson and a long running violence linked to a whiteap— a local feud. The text hints at continuing tension and public concern across the county.
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Robinson
Monroe
Initiation Night for Local Lodge Promises Prominent Members
A damaged OCR fragment describes an upcoming initiation at a lodge with numerous named members and candidates. It mentions potential roles for Frank, George, Ash, Sturgeon, and others, plus officials from Washington and a manager overseeing applications and week’s work. The piece hints at a large gathering and possible immediate actions after initiation.
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Frank
George Catbeit
Jobin
Hi McLinn
Ge H. Reuimal
Herbart Lord
iSdiia
Grace Bashman
Stanfield
I Walker
J c. Wathen
Lodge
Emmle
Burr Eyewitness Notes Friday Declaration
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Friday events and a declaration tied to George Washington and a Wig flat. The readable bits mention Burr, dig, and Somerile Journal context, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Agp
Barbers Honor Portland Visitor Charles Wiley Entertains
Aden C. Barber of Portland Oregon visits here while Charles Wiley hosts a social event. The note mentions Wiley's role as host and Barber's presence during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrali Charles Wiley
Aden C. Barber
Portland
Oregon
Fennis’ Ang
Hamlet Debate at the Conversazione
The Library Lady-era dialogue explores Hamlet's sanity and identity. The snippet presents odd spellings and interruptions as characters discuss Hamlet, prince of Denmark, and reference lines about his errant thoughts and fate.
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Hamlet
Hamlet Prince
Denmark
Princg
Aek
Pyhhtan Sisters Social Given at Home
A social hosted by sisters in the west portion of town featured music and refreshments. Attendees included local families and neighbors sharing in the event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Faggoner.
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Siplal
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