Mad dog kills by policeman in North City attack
A dog roaming north of the city attacked animals and people, including Miss Mary Smith, 19, who was bitten on the hand. The dog was shot by Policeman McBride as it menaced a small boy. The animal’s head was sent for rabies tests at the state lab in Indianapolis.
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Mary Smith
George Smith
5Th
Ciy
AB Smith
Lincoln Avenue
8Th Streets
McBride
Mike Walsh
E Doe
Albert Simiter
Moran Farm
Ernizer
Ulis City
Othy Merk
Mark
Mary
Guiney Debbins
Fcuss
State Labatory
Indianapolis
Miss Smith
Heavy Charges Against Bert Chestnut Dropped
Oscar Johnson, a prisoner at the emincy jail, escaped custody Tuesday after a earlier arrest for intoxication. Police subdued him with mace as he resisted, resulting in a $19 fine and ten days. Bert Chestnut and Cliff Judah faced petit larceny charges in Justice Iseminger's court, but the case was dismissed on the prosecutor's motion after the witness dropped the matter.
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Oscar Johnson
Bert Chestnut
Emincy
Oscar Jonnagenson
Johnson
Clark
Cliff Dudah
Iseminger
David Fee
South Side
Child Burns From Lye In Back Verandah Incident
Two year old Robert Davis of West 22d Street nearly suffered severe injuries after grabbing a can of concentrated lye used for cleaning on a back verandah. His lips burned but none of the lye was swallowed, and he escaped with a narrow margin from worse harm.
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Robert A
Durbin Addresses Large Audience in Circuit Court Room
Col Winfield T Durbin ex governor of Indiana speaks to a large audience in the circuit court room on Monday evening. Elmer Cannedy, once of this city and recent Newport resident, leaves for Palm Beach Fla to find his home for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield T. Durbin
The
Siste
At & E
Circuit Court
Elmer Cannedy
Newport, Ky
Palm Beach
Fla
Tooncake
Mary E Kerr dies after long illness at parents home
Mrs. Mary E Kerr wife of P J Kerr died Monday evening at her parents home West 16th street after long illness. She was born in Louisville Ky September 24 1884 and married February 4 1902. She leaves husband son Griffith daughter Elizabeth two weeks after infant son preceded her. She survived by her parents sister Mrs ide Lockwood of Little Rock and the three children. Funeral Wednesday at 2 50 in Presbyterian church with Rev J F O’Haver officiating. Interment Green Hill.
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Moers Helcombe Err
Pld Kerr
Wos
Helcombe
Westigith Street
Toolock
Louisville
P. J. Kerr
Griffith
Dar Elizabeth
Missouri
Hame
Runnells
Beaste Jesus
Ide Lockwood
Little Rock
Arkansas
J. F. O'Haver
Presbyterian Church
John A. Rowe
Frank J. Reed
Joseph G. Philps
George W. Hay
Green Hill
Henry Howell Injured at Bedford Stone Mill
Henry Howell sustained a bruised back after being struck by iron dogs at the Bedford Stone Construction Company mill northeast of the city. No bones were broken and the injury is not serious, but he will be off work for several days.
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Henry Howell
Bedford Stone Construction Company
Howell
Miss Clara Clark Called to Sal em Bedside
Miss Clara Clark was summoned to Sal em Indiana this afternoon to be with her brother, who lies very ill with typhoid fever.
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Clara Clark
Salem
Ind
Man Sues Indiana Quarries for 2050 Damages Over Workplace Injury
Tony Affrisio by attorney Simson Lowe sues Indiana Quarry Company in Lawrence circuit court for 2050 claiming two fingers were crushed when a sheave started machinery, leaving him permanently crippled and unable to work for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Affrisio
Simson LB. Lowe
Lawrence
Coust
Indiana Quarry Company
Philo Ed Philo Ed Of Lewis And Edna Sears Given Into Custody
A custody ruling places Philo Ed Philo Ed and Edna Sears under the care of the Board of Children's Guardians. The mother retains guardianship rights.
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Lewis and
Edna Sears
Board of
Children Seized by Guardians After Court Action
Baby Fnn is aged 11 months and siblings Mary 9 Andrew 7 are placed under guardianship by a juvenile judge due to parents Lewis and Fila Sears being deemed unable to care for them. Winford 3 remains with the mother. Austin Mitchie and James Chalmers attended Terre Haute on club business. Mrs George Eliot ill with tonsillitis. Mrs C M Lemon returns home from Chautauqua visit.
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Fnnis
Mary
Andrew Re
Lewis
Fila Sears
Board of Childrens Guardians
Thomas ii
Winford
Austin Mitchie
James Chalmers
Terre Haute
Mrs Minnie Smith Killed in Runaway Near Salem
Mrs Minnie Smith wife of Preston Smith of Washington county and sister of George and William Sullivan was killed in a runaway near her home while returning from River Baptist church. Her skull was fractured and her child was thrown from the wagon. Mr Smith escaped serious injury. Mrs Smith was 33 and a daughter of James Sullivan.
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Minnie Smith
Preston Smith
Washington County
George
William Sullivan
New
All Ledger
Salem
Tlie River Baptist Church
Hands Mashed by Stone in Lincoln Avenue Accident
Captain William Cook severly mashed right hand when a heavy stone fell on it at his Lincoln Avenue home. The injury involved deep flesh laceration and bruising to the back of the hand. Visitors Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Donaldson and Mrs. W. T. Donaldson travel from Brooklyn and Mason to join A. B. Sappenfield’s family for the International Christian Church convention in Louisville starting the 16th, then plan to resume their visit. Mrs. Winfield T. Durbin and her husband the Honorable Winfield Durbin arrived Monday, staying with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brooks on West 14th Street.
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Lincoln Avenue
William Cook
C. A. Donaldson
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. T. Donaldson
Mason, Jl
A. B. Sappenfield
World Series tied after sixth game with New York win
The New York National League team defeated Boston 11 to 4 to tie the World Series at six games. Smokey Joe Wood struggled as New York piled up runs, with Tesreau and Meyers notable on the mound for New York. Boston’s bats were limited by strong New York pitching.
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Boston
New York
Smokey Joe” Weod
Giants
Roosevelt Bulletins Say Colonel Not Seriously Hurt
Bulletins this afternoon indicate Col. Theodore Roosevelt who was shot Monday night in Milwaukee is not seriously injured. It was reported the Indianapolis engagement was canceled and the Colonel remained in the hospital, with the wound deemed not dangerous.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Hoosier Amusement Co Carnival Opens in Georgetown
The Hoosier Amusement Company from Ft Wayne brings a clean carnival to West 14th Street Path lots with a 60-person crew. Attractions include a Ferris Wheel, Twentieth Century Merry-Go-Round, Anza, Gorilla, Ring acts, and free shows daily at 2 and 7:30 PM plus 5 and 10 PM trapeze acts, with Jubilee Singers and Glass Blowers drawing crowds.
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Hoosier Amusement Company
Ft. Wayne
West 14Th Street
LeRoys
LeCroix Roman
Guthries
Geore+ town
Hoosier Amusement Co
Ind
Georgetown
Ango
Angela
Stewart
Myriam
Issrettes
Ihold
Shen
Oddity Theatre
Jubilee Singers
Cayuga
Pail MOTE Named Head of Bloomington Freight Firm
Will Pail MOTE Smith formerly of this city takes charge of the Bloomington freight business amid a leadership change.
Monon Railway Promotes Smith and Humston to Key Posts
F B Humston ticket agent shows Frank Reed’s praise as he moves to city passenger duties with Monon. Will Smith gains full freight control at Bloomington station with a higher salary and no passenger load. Humston relocates to Bloomington as city ticket agent while Gregory shifts to night duties.
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Will Smith
The
Monon
P Bloomington
Mr. Smith
Frank B. Humston
Bedford
Humston
Gregory
Smith
Bloomington
Lafayette Courier
Frank Reed
Frank Humston
Lafayette
Manon
Case against Mariah Dunn Dismissed in Police Court
In Justice Iseminger's court Tuesday the assault and battery case against Mariah Dunn was dismissed on the prosecutor's motion.
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Mariah Dunn
Iseminger
Edna Nowland Returns Home After Indianapolis Visit
Miss Edna Nowland spent Sunday in Indianapolis and has returned home.
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Edna Nowland
Indianapolis
Monon section man suffers severe finger mash
George Barnard, a Monon section man, had three fingers of his right hand severely mashed Monday afternoon south of the city while unloading steel. Company surgeon A. J. McDonald dressed the injury.
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George Barnard
Monon
A.J. McDonald
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Bedford Stone Construction
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Children’s Guardians
George Eliot
C. M. Lemon
Arthur Bestor
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George Dodd
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Wood, Hall, Ca
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