Train kills 2 young men near Noblesville
Two youths from Fishers Station, Earl McKinstray, 20, and Fred Harrison, 19, were instantly killed by a Pennsylvania passenger train south of Noblesville at about 1 a m Friday. The men had been in Noblesville and were crossing the tracks when the accident occurred. One body was dragged about 500 feet, badly mangled. Administrative officer of Canal Commission.
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Earl M’kinstray
Fred Harrison
Fishers Station
Noblesville
Pennsylvania
Ind
Earl McKinstray
Winston Denies Aspirations for Seventh Ward Council Seat
Martin Witston, talked of as a Seventh ward Republican candidate, flatly denies political ambitions. He says he does not want the place and is not a candidate, despite being a prominent ward figure and precinct committeeman. Local leaders anticipate strong Republican control with or without him.
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Martin Witston
Councilan Tron
Sepubncay
Winston
le Nee
Sak
Indianapolis
Daniel Linus
Meering
City car violations prompt probe into delays
Christian complains to the Evans of Works that an interurban car failed to stop for a party at Washington and Delaware streets on Thursday evening and an incoming Limited also did not halt. The board asks traction officials to explain why they should not be prosecuted for alleged ordinance violations.
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Christian
Evan of Works
Washington and
Delaware
Praise for Robbins and new Anderson police board
Forkner of Anderson reports Robbin s praised as a thoroughly efficient officer and will obey the new police commission retained by Gov Stanky. Moss rumors say head removal of Ron bing by the new board. Forkner notes local business reaction to Riebring Fey. Gov Yanly discusses commission plans to build the blind institute site inspections.
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Forkner
Anderson
Nant
Bark
Robbins
Mayne Forkner
Rebbina
Will Ehery
Board of Police Cemanissioners
Gov. Stanky
Moss
Ron Bing
Magor Forkner
Moet
Tie Angerann
Riebring Fey
Hanis
Gor
Yanly
Institute For the
McGhee Returns to City Amid Matrimonial Rumors
McGhee has come back to the city from Sullivan County amid embarrassment over rumors he left his wife. Reports say before leaving he provided for her and she accompanied him during that period, while he had secured work in Sullivan County. He has faced years of public attention and recent speculation about his actions.
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Wieter
McGhee
Sullivan Eniity
Thia City
Sullivan County
Believe Davis Is A Bigamist Involved In Theft Case
Jane Elliott claims Frank I. Davis influenced her to steal and says he is the father of her year old child. Davis was arrested for receiving stolen goods and the case was continued. Elliott urged keeping the child with the Board of Children’s Guardians. Detectives pursue evidence of Davis having multiple wives.
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Jane Elliott
Young Woon
Frank I. Davis
Davis
Elliott
Stubbs
Board of Children's Guardians
Gavis
Hin
Tmatill
Abe
Ana Ti
Dsyis
Burning of bodies at Selotte Medical College shocks neighborhood
Reported stench and burned clothing circulated after a janitor found dead bodies in a house near Washington and Orientalists. Inspectors noted cleanup efforts by college management, while neighbors complained to health authorities. Aupudun road opening plans await Board of Works approval Wednesday.
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Crom Dent
Selotte Medieal College
Washington
Aupudun Road
Washington-El
The
Board of Works
Trade buyers flock to ads as merchants sell tomorrow
Run of adverts draws buyers toward a sale day with various goods listed. Trade sellers promote wares and bargains likely attracting merchants and collectors alike. The notice hints at a tomorrow sale date and a lively marketplace event.
Substitutes Suggested for Tainted Money
A Sun article from New York on April 4 reports a Wall Street cafe discussion over the phrase tainted money related to John D. Rockefeller gifts. The piece lists numerous suggested substitutes such as vile lucre derided by the crowd, tarnished dollars, sullied silver, and nefarious pesos, reflecting a charged rhetoric of moral finance.
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New York
John D. Rusketelera
Wall St
Explosion on Presidents Yacht Sylph Reported Fatal
Scripps-Howard Press Association reports a fatal explosion at sea near Hampton Roads involving the yacht Sylph. The vessel was en route to Washington from forts, with President Roosevelt aboard earlier, two men killed and others injured as the craft split and sank after the blast.
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Scripps-3erae Press Association
Norfolk
Maran Ck
Hampton Roads
Washington
Forts
Free lunch tragedy at a Wisconsin saloon
Jamesville Wisconsin April 1 Conway 3 recently returned West made a fortune walked into a saloon and began to eat free lunch a piece lodged in his throat choked and died before doctors could reach him. Local ads note remedies and piano shop offerings appear amid the faded page.
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Jarnesvills
Wis
Conway
Aaloon
Civil service exams call for custodians and others at new federal building
A large turnout seeks work at the new federal building as examinations are scheduled. Civil service tests for custodian positions and other trades occur April 3, with special exams on April 14 for naval academy hopefuls and April 1, 9 for Panama Service posts. Transportation, housing, medical care, and promotion prospects are included for American workers. Examinations for experts, team and drill workers, and track superintendents in the Panama service are planned for May.
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Fedeal
Ani
Department
Washington
United States Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Panama Service
Civil Service Department
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Transportation Department
Track
Panama
Slanders Alleged Involving Capitol Rattan Firm Lawsuit
Alvin Petes sues Frank B. Morelun for 3200 damages alleging slander as former employer of Petes. A threatening encounter followed. Morelun allegedly warned of arrest. A nearby one story frame dwelling at Hts. A ridhurst, owned by Joseph Fine and occupied by Samuel Cohn, was damaged by fire caused by chimney sparks with $19 loss.
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Alvin Petes
Frank B. Morelun
Capitol Rattan Company
Whon Petee
Meter
Legen Morelang
Movis
Aeid
al Peter
Weil Petes
Petes
Capitol Rattan
Hts
Ateridhurst
Joseph Fine
Samuel Cohn
A Tomboy Princess Makes Society Debut This Year
Princess Ena of Battenberg, the daughter of Queen Victoria's favorite child, is described as tall and stately with blue eyes flaxen hair and a healthy outdoor type. Raised on the Isle of Wight with younger brothers, she will celebrate her eighteenth birthday in October and is poised for a formal entry into society this year.
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Ena of
Battenberg
Isle of Wight
Nourt
Queen Victoria
Princesa Heatrive
Union Ticket Office Opens at Terminal Station
The ten union ticket office at Terminal station will begin operation early next week. George Bitlz, long time Union station staff, will head the office. Tickets for all lines will be sold there, allowing purchase before boarding cars, with entry rules unchanged.
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George Btiltz
Union Station
Adamand
Peonty
Ominan’s
Eagh
Board Approves Appointments of Emmett and Samlers
The Hint of Works approved the appointment of Robert Emmett and Fred Samlers as impectura of steeping and uprinking, signaling a formal staffing decision by the board.
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Hint of
Robert Emmett
Fred Samlers
Whaley Declares He Is Ready For Miss Miller's Brother
Fireman Charles Whaley testifies before the coroner amid the Miller tragedy. He says he did not run from Miss Miller's brother and will be ready if he comes again. Details include Miller's shooting charge, funeral plans, and statements from relatives and witnesses.
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Blister
Whaley
Miller
Tim
Withany Hy Mller
Alabama St
Jostphine Meeyer
Summit
Milter
Lee
Garay
Maggie
Neigheerhnod
Ty Mixa Miller
Edloburg
Ind
Russian hospital ship Orel reaches Saigon with wounded
Manila dispatch reports Rear Admiral Train received word from Saigon that the Russian hospital ship Orel, arrived at Saigon with many wounded aboard. A sister report states Rojestvensky's hospital ship came to take aboard provisions and medicines and will depart to rejoin the squadron. The U S commercial agency confirms the Saigon arrival. Japan denies any naval battle near Saigon.
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Saigon
Far East
Scripps-31
RRE Press Association
Manila
Train
Cochin China
Orel
Rojestvensky
Res
A. S
Ecripps- Mirae Press Association
Washington
State Department Faw
United States
Yokouana
Russia
Japan
Scripps-Strak Press
Rbiguiation
Tokio
Naval Department
Indianapolis Tracks Elevation Delayed by Signatures
City officials provide evasive replies on elevating tracks in Indianapolis. Engineers state work is not yet started as signatures from railroad companies, including the Big Four, are delayed. Mayor Holtzman and City Engineer Jeno cite awaiting contract signatures, with no definite start date given.
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Indianapolis
B. T. Jeno
Stearns
John W. Holtzman
Ciy
Massachuetts
Board of Works
Rairoads
Ric Four Company
Cup
Jiottzmian
Massachusetta
Weather forecast for Indiana towns
Partly cloudy and cooler Friday night into Saturday with frost possible. Bloomington 38 clear, Crawfordsville 6 cloudy, Fort Wayne 6 pt cloudy, Lafayette 6 pt cloudy, Marion 8 pt cloudy, Vincennes 7 pt cloudy, Washington 67 cloudy. Forecasters note varied visibility and temperature trends across counties.
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Indiana
Bloomhigton
Widge City
Farmland
Chinapalia
Lafayette
Loamsport
Mare Jon
Vine Aennes
Washington
Charter interwood to wed Miss Washington
A brief notice from Milwaukee dated April 1 announces the engagement of Miss Tort Washington daughter of Booker T. Washington. Entitled as a star actor, she is described as a graduate of He idt College, with a note of 1899 graduation. The item also mentions Shoen Davies at Circle and Market streets offering new spring footwear.
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Miss Washington
Schipps- Rae Press Association
Milwaurker
Wis
Interwood
Heidt College
Misa Tort Washington
Booker V. Washington
Wool
Shoen & Davies
Circle and
Market-st
Two Cottages Destroyed in Fire Near Bradley Road
A noon blaze consumed two one story cottages at Use and Bit Bradley. Occupants Frank Robbing and K C McCleary. Fire began in the Rabbine home and spread before the department arrived. McCleary’s ruin was valued about 60 dollars. properties owned by Gus Mahke and Dr Miron HL Willaros.
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Bradley
Frank Robbing
K. C. McCleary
Rabbine
McCleary
McGleary
Gus Mahke
Miron HL Willaros
Theft of Pin Case Tangles Hotel Staff and Patrons
Cecil Bore aged 19 of 2072 Bouthest reemployed a maid at the Denison hotel and is arrested after allegedly stealing a diamond pin from the room of Frank Hans, the hotel manager. The pin was recovered. George Lindley of the same address also arrested on a charge of receiving stolen goods. Lindley, formerly a waiter, now works for a picture enlarging house.
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Cecil Bore
Bouthest
Denison
Holtz and
Bray
Frank Hans
Howel
George Lindley
Lindley
Hous
Corner-stone laid for Capital City Brewing company
The corner-stone of the Capital City Brewing company at West and Kansas streets was laid Friday afternoon with exercises. A fine dinner was served to newspaper men and invited guests. Copies of Indianapolis papers and other articles were placed in the corner-stone for the future. Charles Kraus serves as company president.
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Capital City Brewing Company
Weat
Kansas Ste
Indianapolis
Charles Kraus
Paris Naval Division Expansion Sparks Waves in Chi None
Disjointed telegraph text lists French naval division plans near Chi None waters. Mentions Washington appointing G. C. Cole as consul general to Buenos Ayres and Chicago employers forming a tie hauling company. J. P. Morgan arrives in Rome as crowds flood hotels while a mayor discusses municipal streetcar ownership.
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Paris
Chinone
Washington
Jack Titer
St. Lonia
Jhetaalf
Chicago
Dune
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