Empress Zin Gou Leads Bold Siege and Triumph in Asia
In a heroic tale set in ancient Asia, Empress Zin Gou rallies Take-Outsi to seize Korea, defeats the king, and claims victory through decisive battles and sea routes. The narrative links her to the modern Mikado Mutsu Hito and the Mi Ogi era, praising royal lineage and enduring imperial power.
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Imperial Palace
Take-Outsi- Ne-Soukoune
Take-Outsi
Japan
Tsoui-Ai-Teno
Mixado
Mikado
Nai-dai-Tsin
Zin-Gou
Matsoura-Gawa
Kasufi- No-Oura
Foumi- Youi-Mio-Zin
Korea
China
Zin-Gou-Gou-Gou
Mutsu Hito
Zin- Gou
Mi-Ogi
Europe
Tien-Sio-Dai-Tsin
Sun
Ode to the Reporter
A poem lauds reporters for their work across weather and trials. It praises their dedication to capturing events from murder and death to battles and celebrations, noting their camera work and phonograph record of performances and victories.
Readers, The Press And The Public In Shadowed Times
The poem reflects on how newspapers reveal society to the public. It critiques media as a force that reports crime graft politics and social life while shaping perceptions of both rich and poor and exposing private matters. The verse laments intrusive coverage and its impact on craft and reputation.
Grain farming vast unused land in Norway
In Norway less than one acre in every hundred is used for grain growing. The data highlights underutilized arable area and potential for increased cereal production in the region.
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Norway
Two Girls Spark Fatal Bloomington Duel Between Fathers
Bloomington Ind April 8 Jacob Hartman and James Terrell prominent citizens fought a duel at Terrell home after a quarrel between their daughters. Each fired a revolver. Terrell was shot in the abdomen and likely to die. Hartman surrendered to police and was later released on a $2,000 bond.
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Bloomington
Ind
Jacob Hartman
James Terrell
Terrell
Hartman
Terre
Sander son murder trial yields acquittals in Hartford City case
In Hartford City Indiana April 8 the jury cleared Mrs Ollie Sanderson of complicity in her husband murdered body found in a pond Six defendants faced verdicts William Cook convicted and sentenced to life Otto Cook and Ernest Sanderson yet to be tried Clara Smith and Samuel Emery acquitted while Mrs Sanderson and others were freed
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Hartford City
Ind
Ollie Sanderson
William Cook
Evansville Riot Prisoner Trimble Seeks Pardon
William Trimble, taller than other rioters in the 1903 Evansville violence, received an indeterminate prison term of two to fourteen years. George Heilman urged clemency arguing Trimble soloed as scapegoat, but the state board of pardons took no action.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Evansville
William Trimble
Trimble
George Heilman
State Board of Pardons
Hatters Reach Wage Pact as Pioneer Plant Reopens
Wabash Indiana April 6 officials of the United Hatters of North America settled differences between Pioneer hat works and 300 workers who were laid off when the plant halted operations a month earlier after workers refused a wage cut. The plant will resume immediately as a closed shop with the workers agreeing to the reduction.
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Wabash
Ind
United Hatters of
North America
Pioneer Hat Works
Engineer Survives 2300-Volt Steam Radiator Shock
John Thompson, engineer at South Bend electric lighting plant, touched a steam radiator near a generator and received a 2300 volt shock. He lay unconscious for about half an hour, felt crushed and immovable, but recovered with only a slight burn on his hand and no lasting injuries.
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South Bend
Ind
John Thompson
Thompson
Strike Ends As Mills Agree To Hire Only Union Men
The Princeton Indiana strike over a 25 cent daily wage rise for unskilled workers ended when employers agreed to hire only union men and workers dropped their wage demand. Several hundred workers were affected by the dispute.
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Princeton
Ind
Col Zebulon Pike Remains Move Opposed by Descendants
Lawrenceburg Indiana April 8 descendants of Col Zebulon Pike oppose a Colorado movement to relocate his remains to the summit of Pike s Peak. Pike died in 1818 while commanding an American expedition in invading Canada and was buried on his farm before being moved to the family cemetery in 1868.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Colorado
Zebulon Pike
Pike’s Peak
Col. Pike
Canada
Co. Pike
Pickpockets Take Lifelong Savings From Weaver
Indianapolis April 7. Pick pockets seized 1585 dollars from Daniel Weaver, a teamster who had drawn the money from a bank to pay for a home. Weaver was jostled in an elevator bound for an office to pay the money and secure his deed, and suspects the theft occurred there. There is no crew.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Daniel Weaver
Weaver
Professor Sues For Damages in Indiana Case
Milan Indiana April 7 Professor John H Roudebush superintendent of Dillsboro schools sues John J Jewett for 2000 damages. Jewett had sued Roudebush last December for punishing his 16 year old son. Roudebush acquitted Jewett then seized an iron poker and struck the professor over the head.
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Milan
Ind
John H. Roudebush
Dillsboro
John 8
Jewett
Roudebush
Jezewski divorce suit ends in mother's suicide in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana on April 6 Mrs John Olszewski aged 29 killed herself by ingesting acid after her husband sued for divorce and government officials had taken away her children.
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Jevansville
Ind
John Olszewski
Middletown Extends 99-Year Franchise To Traction Co
The town board of Middletown Indiana granted a 99 year franchise to the Indiana Union Traction Co The deal includes extending the interurban electric railway system from Anderson to Middletown paralleling the Pennsylvania railroad line.
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Anderson
Ind
Middletown
Indiana Union Traction Co
Traction Company
Pennsylvania
Ten year-old runs away to dodge dentist in Indianapolis
Ten year-old Litha Cain of Frankfort fled home to avoid a dentist. He traveled to Indianapolis claiming no one should "foolin' with his teeth." Police returned him to his mother Mrs. Jonathan Cook.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Litha Cain
Jonathan
Cook
Frankfort
Rush order shuts Anderson saloons as Gov Hanly passes
A police rush order in Anderson Indiana on April 6 closed all saloons by 11 PM and required blinds to be drawn. Report says Gov Hanly traveled through the city earlier and would pass through again near midnight on his Marion return.
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Anderson
Ind
Hanly
Marion
Webb heirs sell Lima area theater to circus owner
In Peru Penu Indiana on April Webb opera house and Colonial hotel plus residential property owned by the heirs of O P Webb were sold to Benjamin F E Wallace circus owner for 75000. The Webbs will manage the theater until September.
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Penu
Ind
Webb Opera House
Colonial Hotel
O. P. Webb
Benjamin FE. Wallace
Webbs
Traction Line Collision Injures Motorman Queicser
In Frankfort Indiana a freight and a passenger car on the Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction line collided. Motorman Oscar Queicser of Indianapolis was trapped in the vestibule and badly hurt.
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Frankfort
Ind
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Line
Oscar Queicser
Indianapolis
Dillsboro Votes to Build New Public School
In Milan Indiana on April 8 voters approved a special election plan to spend 4000 dollars for a new public school building replacing the condemned structure. The site remains unchanged.
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Milan
Ind
Dillsboro
Shot Man Murders Doctor in Rensselaer Study
In Rensselaer Indiana on April 7 Joe Marshall a member of a prominent family fired at Dr. L M Washburn who sat in his study. The doctor is expected to recover Marshall was arrested in a cemetery and will be sent to an asylum.
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Rensselear
Ind
Joe Marshall
Dr. L. M. Washburn
Marshall
Back Salary Law Upheld by Indiana Supreme Court
The 1903 pack salary law was held constitutional by the Indiana Supreme Court in the Perry county versus George J. Lindeman case, with Lindeman serving as present county clerk.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Supreme Court
Perry County
George J. Lindeman
Gov Hanly Endorsed by North Indiana Conference
Gov Hanly received endorsement from the North Indiana conference for enforcing law and promoting civic righteousness. A dispatch invited him to attend the conference and deliver an address, as reported from Portland Indiana on April 8.
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Hanly
Portland
Ind
North Indiana
Are Your Kidneys Weak A Public Health Claim Card
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney disorders claiming many diseases begin in the kidneys. A testimonial from Mrs A J Walker of Atlanta Georgia praises its health benefits and suggests the remedy strengthens the body.
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A. J. Walker
East
Linden St
Atlanta, Ga
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Free Sample Offer
Editorial notice promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer & Co offering a free sample bottle and a book of testimonials. Readers are urged to mail address to receive the sample and to mention reading the offer in the newspaper. Bottles cost fifty cents to one dollar at drug stores.
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Swamp-Root
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Sanderson
AN &Vansville
Pioneer
Peru
the Physician
DR. Kilmer
Kilmer & CO
Binghamton
N.Y
Southwest
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
George Morton
St. Louis
Q. W. Smith
Marquette Building
Chicago
H. F. Bowsher
Traction
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. B. Cookerly
D.P. A
Citizens Nat’! Bank
Des Moines
Via
Union Pacific
Columbia River
Omaha, Neb
United States
Illinois Central
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Jr. F. Merry
Dubuque
Axtine
KR. Paxton Company
Heerom, Mase
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