Frank B Burke dies after several surgeries in Louisville
Frank B Burke a Jeffersonville born lawyer and statesman died just before noon Monday at St Vincent's hospital after three kidney abscess surgeries. He lived at 175 Illinois St until moving for treatment and leaves a widow and three children. Burke served as Clark County prosecutor, Indiana state senator, and US attorney general political figure allied with the Democratic machine. noted for anti imperialist stance and early opposition to railroad consolidation.
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Frank RB. Burke
St. Vincant’s Hospital
Burke
Jal da Berke
James Burke
Jeffersonville
Petersonville
Remy
Louisvile
Diinois-st
Lodge of Elke
Frank B. Burke
Jefferson Ville
St. Joseph's College
Hardstown
Law University of Louisville
Charlestown
Clark County
State Senate
Democratic Party
Miller's troubles begin with early arrest at saloon
Samuel Miler a 53 Bright st saloon keeper was fined five dollars and costs for violating the Nicholson law by allowing non family members in the saloon during legal hours. The arrest followed a Sunday fight between Quillen Allen and Day Hart. Miler has run the saloon three weeks as knee laceration also reported for Fred Stueber a machinist at Brightwood shops who badly cut his knee after a machine accident.
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Samuel Miler
Bright St
Quillen Allen
Day Hart
Miler
Fred Stueber
Hamilton-ave
Brightwood
Logsdon Investigation Sought Over Campaign Fund Charge
At a special meeting the Board of Works asked Muced to review accusations that Chairman Edwin V. Logsdon tried to secure money for the Republican campaign fund from the winning bidder on the street sprinkling contract. Mayor Blayler Bookwalter left for Fort Wayne and may present a council matter Monday night.
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Board of Works
Bookwalter
Edwin v. Logsdon
Republican
Fort Wayne
Tinners join ranks of striking Indianapolis workers
Union tinners in Indianapolis have struck over hourly wages and a proposed five to two and a half cent raise. Contractors offered two and a half cents, halting work since Monday morning. Some contractors doubt meeting the demand while others foresee a possible settlement with continued talk of wage increases.
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Union Tinners
Indianapolis
German warship fires on Dominga port city
A German warship fired three shells into the Dominga harbor, striking the city center and causing damage to the consulate. Rebels still hold the city as fears grow of a broader bombardment. Many residents flee the area amid the shelling.
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Washington
Cansulgen
Mawel Mantas
Dominga
TRS
Indianapolis Millionaires Among Alexander Jury Pool
Names of 81 Marion county men drawn for the Alexander trial jury panel in Indianapolis. The list includes several prominent figures and wealthier residents. Regular panelists from various townships are named, with deliberations set for the next three months. The special judge will be appointed, and the grand jury work includes jail disposition decisions.
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Marion County
Jeplexander
Rufus Castrol
Diay
di Bannaspolis
James Pain
John H. Taylor
Jeremiah Dresden
Selig Armateurs
John J. Miller
Wiling
Welas
Charles A. Vinehedge
Wiliam
Dungerous
Satin
Wileut
Weary D. Tutewater
Jeene B. Harvey
Ed Mantel
Theodore P Marey
Arthur ¢ Newby
William Yo Arsdud
Samuel F Groby
Kenie
Severin
Bhner Bo Beaueast
Mark 1
Catin
HG. Murphy
Winfred O. Woolf
John S. Fester
Perry Township
Wikie Hild
John F. Lomiard
Carlean
Stewart H. Johinson
OM Vike
Lewis N Vonnegut
Juiia van Desay
Fatrick
Davia
J. Ilere
Picaer Wilson
Lawrence Township
Has
le. Woods
Jacob H. Zimm
Charles Bovery
Louis G. Vehling
Mo Ogle
Albert Mureltson
Wiam M. Park
Otto Geis
Harvey EB
Gabe
Clifford Urrick
George Store
Warne Albert Rsenship
Melzgrr
Harry Ji
Subhestan
Varaekip
Davil G. Whikles
Mo Pwteher
Dela Koleht
George Panghern
J. Wo Ritter
Witham Wheld
Henry L. Dither
Bimen Gollsmi
W. HL Alurnison
Willen
Hedges
Henry
George VW Staats
Juxeuh
J. van Burg
Meyareler Mueller
Venter
Vrs
Charles Withins
Tonge
Hesrong
Daniel B. Baliivan
Nelson J. Hyde
Emanuel J. Fisher
George Wagner
Maria No Blattbarger
Indianaqua
Dar Amos
Warren Townsoo
Thomas J. Thompson
Keington
Erin
Hermes
Tre
Alford
Menichert Ie
Texe Sarurediry
Path
Duerte
Mrs Pugh Seeks Missing Daughter in Indianapolis
Mrs C C Pugh a Fort Worth native now past seventy travels from Indianapolis in search of her daughter Mrs Jennie Ott who invited her to come and live there. Despite visits to hospitals police and post offices no trace of Mrs Ott exists as the devoted mother awaits her daughter’s appearance.
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C. C. Pugh
Fort Worth
Tex
Indianapolis
Jennison
Jennie Olt
Indianapatis
Dot
Major Dockwstter Pushes Investigation Of Langston Charges
Major Dockwstter returned to town Monday morning and said he would ask the council to act on an investigation of Works Board Commissioner EA Langston in connection with retroactive sprinkler contract charges. The mayor’s communication will go to the council Monday night and likely to the committee of investigation and impeachment for a report later. The move to refer the matter to the council heightens interest in the upcoming session, though Logsdon’s case may escape probe due to Republican Councilman Spray’s ties to contractor Robert Furnas. President Billingalyy will likely name Councilman Tred Eppert and Councilmen Skea to assist.
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Dockwstter
Works Board
EA Langston
Logsdon
Spray
Robert Furnas
Billingalyy
Tred Eppert
Councilmer ‘Ne
Skea
Leora
John Donaker Stricken by Stroke During Work Hours
John W. Donaker deputy reporter of the supreme court suffered a stroke and was unconscious for several hours. He is from Columbus Indiana and has worked in Charles F. Remy’s office since his first term. his condition is described as very serious.
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John W. Donaker
Supreme Court
Donaker
Columbus
Ind
Charles F. Remy
Hotel Fire Traps Twenty Persons in Washington Inn
A hotel fire in Washington injures and traps about twenty people. Patrons escape through water filled halls as flames spread. John Hebbent reportedly saved several. Mrs. Vimard fainted as patrons collapsed. Rescue efforts by bystanders and staff rescued some while others faced effects from smoke.
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Washington
Ind
Walkers Hotel
John Hebbent
Dita Wate
Hridggepieet
Vimard
Indiana day at Shiloh dedication draws Hoosier dead
Visitors from Indianapolis Terre Haute Fort Wayne Evansville South Bend Louisville and other cities attend the Indiana Shiloh monument dedication amid a somber and moving scene. Veterans old and new share memories, reunite with comrades, and bury past hostilities as speeches and prayers honor the fallen. Governor Durbin presents monuments to the government with war secretary Willam Cary Sanger accepting.
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Shilom
Tena
Shiloh
Indianapoli
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Evansville
South Bend
Monce
Hichmond
Anderson
Jamersonville
New Albsony
Breen
Tennessee
BB. Wead
Indiana Shilnn
Rational Qark Rommiasinn
Idris
Whichester
Lew Wallace Wairman
Mershon
Marton
Ind
James Whitromh Riley
Owl
James S. Wright
Park Association
Shoe and Rice Ceremony Marks Courthouse Nuptials
Mrs Vi 8 Carter formerly Miss Gertrude Gipe, longtime court auditor's stenographer, married Sunday to Mr Carter. On her first day back in the office Monday her desk was decorated with ribbons, rice, a bottle of hair tonic, a horseshoe, an old shoe, and several trinkets in a surprise celebration.
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Carter
Ger
Misa Gipe
Deak
Alleged gamblers face court after poker bust
Amund Harris and six players arrested Saturday night in his room are ordered to appear in court at 3 p m for plea consideration as prosecutors reject out of hand any long range guilty pleas. Morris M Flora of Crawfordsville has fled bankruptcy with debts totaling 3675 58 and only 185 available to settle them. One Day Sale advertised at Taylor Carpet Co 2628 W Washington St offers Baxony lace curtains at cut prices with a Tuesday sale.
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Amund Harris
W. New York Sr
Sergi Boylan
Holmes
Beng
Barly
Morris M. Flora
Crawfordaville
Taylor Carpet Co
Washington-st
Logsdon Warns Citizens League To Go Slow And Be Cautious
Ed Logsdon cautions the Citizens' League to proceed carefully over alleged false statements. A letter from Fred E Matson's attorneys prompts an executive committee reply urging impartial city guidance, focusing on evaluating mayoral candidates and ethical standards in Indianapolis during the forthcoming election.
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Logsdon
Citizens’ League
Roosevelt in a blizzard in transit to Tankton
The president’s train encountered sleet and poor visibility as it traveled from Sioux Falls toward Tankton. Passengers struggled against the storm while Roosevelt prepared to address attendees in a nearby stopover, amid a harsh April gale.
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Tankton
Sioux Falls
Americans May Not Marry Germans Without State Certificate
Indiana contemplates a tightening rule for Americans wishing to wed Germans or residents from abroad. A state certificate declaring no impediment to marriage must be shown before a ceremony. Certificates must be issued by a designated state officer, with the governor and consul general involved in the evolving process.
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Baron Prunts
Indiana
Anil Uirty
Seation
Washington
Hay
Gov. Durbin
Quakeress Annie Gest Detained After Local Disturbance
Annie Gest, a diminutive Quakeress from Richmond, served a county sentence after causing a disturbance at the Buck home on N Senate Ave by reportedly drinking two beers to ease spinal trouble. A girl named Halle troubled her, and Gest claimed she would be free after serving her sentence. Separately, Van Brunt leaves the Western League, selling his interest in the Kansas City club and planning permanent retirement. Burns and Packard bought the interest, while New Prance 0 are ap Wuobecters Feed your horne Janer Dustiee Oats.
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Buck Home
N. Senate Ave
Annie Geet
Minnie Lee
Halle
Annie
Annié Gest
Police Court
Richmond
van Brunt
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Burns and
Packard
Union Leaders Emphasize Victory as Slogan Circulated
The United Mine Workers executive board in session at the Sivcidental Hotel discussed the president's strike commission award as a union victory. Mitchell and Wilson urged members to take the slogan home to districts and push for broad upbuilding across districts, starting with West Virginia.
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Eumenfesiin
Piel Cerward
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Sivcidental
Wilson
Presidency Strike Commission
West Virginia
Strife Commission
Sih
Switchmen’s National Convention Heads to Indianapolis
The Switchmen’s Union national convention will meet in Indianapolis from May 18 to June with about 109 delegates and 4 visitors. Headquarters are set at the Occidental hotel and Gov Durbin is invited as a guest on the spending day.
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The
Switchmen's Union
Indianapolis
Occidental Hotel
Injunction Lifted in Southern Pacific Case
In Cincinnati on April 6 the United States circuit court judge Lurton dissolved the temporary injunction secured earlier by minority stockholders of the Southern Pacific railway. Forecasts for Indianapolis and winery for 8 hours ending 8 p m April 7. Partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with temperatures 46 at 7 am and 60 at noon. Fair in Indiana with southerly winds.
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Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court
Lurton
Southern Pacific Railway
Indianapolis
Wicinery
Indiana
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