Infant Left on Doorstep At Lutheran Orphans Home
Friday night an infant was abandoned on the front step of the Lutheran Orphans Home on E Washington near Belt Road. The child, wrapped in a blanket and in a market basket, carried a note pleading for care and naming the boy Blanchard M Born April 7 1892. A woman seen with a baby in Irvington car may be connected. no parents identified. The infant received care and will be named as requested.
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Lutheranrphans
Washington St
Blanchard M
Irvington
Labor Temple
Avenst Tamm
Frank B. Alley
TY. M. Mounts
James N. Deery
Lizzie Grimm
TY. E. Martin
Conn¢lly
C. Eden
Morris Workheiser
Tarvey Thurston
Darnell St
City Hospital
Leonard
Louiss Mayer
Charles
Lizzie McBride
Samuel
Alma Tarris
Ira
Catharine Rush
John
Annie Simmons
Diwrus
Busas
Iillside-ave
William Coppick
Water St
Peritonitis
State
McDonald Will
Brown
McDonald
Fred Kruger
Bernd Bros.’ Carriage
Charles Andrew
Ed Landers
Laura Gaskin
Reform School For
Henry Freeman
Freeman
Death at Crawford house sparks murder theory in Clayton case
Samuel Clayton died after a fall from a stairway at the Crawford house in the city. The Journal questioned murder claims raised by reports of a quarrel with a stranger named Burton in a gambling room above the saloon. Coroner and doctors attributed the death to a scalp wound from a fall while intoxicated.
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Samuel Clayton
City Hospital
Clayton
Crawford House
S. Illinois
Mankert
Burton
Edenharter
Uts
P. J. O'Brien
Ile
John Riley
Manker
J. A. Daniels
Robert Hessler
Settlers Seize Sisseton Reserve in Brown's Valley Rush
Reports from Brown's Valley say about 5000 settlers moved onto the Sisseton Indian reservation on Friday, taking possession rapidly. The rush drew many men and women who secured prominent sites and established early claims.
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Minnesvouis
Brown's Valley
Sisseton Indian Reservation
Doctors Stackhouse and Newlin Advertised as Specialists
If you are afflicted with any chronic disease do not hesitate to place your case in the hands of Drs Stackhouse and Newlin. They are genuine specialists of extensive experience conscientious and painstaking in their dealings.
Easter Fashions Draw Gowns Bonnets and High Prices
A New York visitor praises the city Easter display while local stores contend with a demand for ready-made garments. Clerks note shoppers choose ready-made suits to avoid dressmaker fittings as hats bonnets and Easter favors fetch high prices and misquotation of bonnets remains common.
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New York City
New York
Tu Suy
Illa Wheeler Wilcox
Ladies’ Home Journal
Evans Gul Librarian Battle at School Board Meeting
Nine members attended the Friday session with Mr. Frenzel absent. Librarian Evans was not re elected after a heated vote prompted by a proposed amendment defining duties. The board discussed ground for two new schools Oak Hill and No 16 and considered purchasing property at Washington and California for 12 600. A committee of colored people sent questions on complaints against colored teachers and bills totaling 10 271 97 were reported.
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Frenzel
Evans
Connor
Baker
Scott
Boume Yvoine
Washington
Californiasts
Committee of
Colored People
Killed by a Motor Fatal Injuries in City Accident
Cornelius J. Hogan died at 37 Williams Street from injuries suffered at the corner of E Washington and Priest streets Thursday. He left a motor at the corner, was struck by a car passing, fell, and later died after hemorrhages. He was an aged man who rode an FP Washington street car home.
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Corselina Bogan
Cornelius J. Hogan
Williams St
E. Washington
Prie Sts
Tie
Washington St
Priest
Conquering Hero Comes to St. Louis Brew on Tap
Celebrated Anheuser Busch brewing team announces a rare St. Louis bottled beer on tap. Fans hope for a triumphant return as awaited by city drinkers and enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser-Buich
St. Louis
Red Hands in Homes Anarchists Spy Scheme Exposed
A Minneapolis case reveals a servant Catharine Johnson claiming defamation by her employer wife of a wealthy merchant. The answer alleges Johnson was paid to spy on aristocrats for a communist organization with Chicago roots, reporting habits of the wealthy, while the defense notes Johnson’s secrecy and a possible damages claim of 100 dollars. The story cites a Chicago-founded secret society with branches nationwide and secret meetings on Second Ave South. Local reporters corroborate the organization’s activity and the dream of dynamite attacks.
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Mrsxuarours
Minn
Catharine Johnson
Miss Johnson
SLO
Minneapolis
James J. Iill
St. Paul
Chicago
Second-ave
South
Venezuelan Rebellion Fights End In Costly Victory
Carlos Brun reports from New York on Venezuela where fighting near Trujillo on March 20 left about 150 killed and hundreds wounded. Government forces under Gen. Costri defeated rebels led by Gen. Aranjo after a hard battle amid disrupted life in Caracas and no constitutional government.
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New York
Carlos Brun
Philadelphia
Caracas
Trujillo
Ciprious Costri
Aranjo
Costri
Palacso
Venezuela
Palacio
Tech
Reyalry
Salvage Corps Formed to Save Life and Property
Indianapolis to have a salvage corps headed by Chas Ainsworth of 2158 East St with five members including Myers from Philadelphia. Headquarters undecided. may use an engine house. They will have a high quality wagon and modern gear like fre nets and tarpaulins. About 100 fire insurance companies and local business houses will be invited to fund operations. Respond to alarms in about two weeks.
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Indianapolis
Chas, Ainsworth
East St
Myers
Philadelphia
Murderous attack during Good Friday service at Anglesola church
Report of a retired soldier entering the Anglesola church in Lerida province during Good Friday rites. He fatally wounded Rev. Jfather Marti kneeling at the altar, wounded a woman and others, and forced his way into the street before vanishing. A frightened crowd and crumbling altar scene followed, with several children severely injured. Authorities suspect the killer died by suicide. Also noted is the suicide of Mrs Hannah Sliney, who jumped to her cellar from an air slate.
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New Yor
Ilannah Sliney
Baseball Season Opens with Indianapolis Outreach for Winder
Billy Winder, a pitcher, is signed by the league and Indianapolis seeks him as local talent gets a chance to impress before a potential bid. The team plays Milwaukee, travels to Louisville for an exhibition, then hosts Milwaukee again. The league tightens gate controls, cutting free passes with a quarter per pass.
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Billy Winder
Indianapolis
Baseball Grounds
Milwaukee
Louisville
Tornado Rips Through Virginia Causing Destruction
A Norfolk Virginia area tornado last Thursday caused widespread damage in Dinwiddie and surrounding counties. Homes and fences were blown down, trees uprooted, and Milton Rose's house collapsed at Stony Creek, killing Mrs. Rose and a servant girl. Telegraph wires were down, hindering reports of further lives lost. the Norfolk & Western round house at Lambert's Point was destroyed, and the schooner CInsley lost topmasts with crew member reportedly lost overboard.
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PrieRs Beac
Dinwiddie
Stony Creek
Milton Rose
Norfolk & Western
Lambers’s Point
Streetcar deal signals sale of lines in near future
Federal suits involving Edison and Broad Ripple firms ended in dismissal as secret talks hint at transfer of Citizens property. Paris developments point to a sale imminent with speculation of a Wednesday closing after J. Shaffer returns from New York. Indianapolis attorney A L Mason and others discuss plans though few details emerge.
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John P. Frenzel
Anderson
Winters
Chicago
J. C. Shaffer
New York
Federal
Edison
Broad Ripple
Wm. Henderson
Edisons
Shaffer
A. L. Mason
New
Indianapolis Street Railroad Company
Timm Son
Easter Flower Customs And Cardinal Taschereau News
Easter blooms fill churches as lilies and other plants adorn services with potted gift exchanges popular for commemorating the holiday. Cardinal Taschereau is reported mentally incapacitated and Bishop Bezan haseen named his assistant to govern. Jacob Kohl the hermit on Hiaycock mountain was found dead in his hut, ending fifty years of solitary life.
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Owens
Taschereau
Bezan Haseen
Joylestowns
Jacob Kohl
Hiaycock Mountain
Mistay
Stil in Jail: William D. Kittell Remains Held
William D. Kittell remains in jail unable to post bond. A date for the hearing of his case has not yet been set.
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William D. Kittell
Pedro Montt Sails to Europe from Washington
Chilean minister to Washington Pedro Montt sailed for Europe on Saturday sailing from New York on his diplomatic mission.
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Pedro
New York
Pedro Montt
Washington
Europe
Newspaper men clash with baseball news trust in the West
Milwaukee Sentinel editor in town with German team. Kin Hubbard of the News ill at home in Bellefontaine Ohio. Jones in San Francisco for Chronicle detail work. Four NF editors keep boxes at the ball park as anger grows over a morning paper score trust. Local editors threaten to expose the scores to break the combine and restore cigar money earnings.
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J.C. Garrison
Milwaukee Sentinel
Kin Hubbard
The
News
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Louis Waukinphast Jones
Twe Sty
San Francisco
Chronicle
Ball Park
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association Tap Event Announces Two Day Return
A celebrated brewing group promotes its St. Louis back bear on tap for two days. The tasting features Drew and Tal Cremer da la Creme as special offerings, drawing attention to the brand and its rare products.
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Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
St. Louis
Plays of the Season in Indianapolis Theatrical Year
The season nears its close with mixed fortunes for attractions at Grand Opera House English's and Park. Major stars like Julia Marlowe Clara Morris and Frank Daniels drew crowds, while some shows underperformed. Finishing touches include a new Park curtain featuring a football scene and a temperance town production needing non-salaried supers and four live turkeys.
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Indianapolis
Grand Opera House
Chas. Dickson
Gorman
Haglish’s
Sam Jack
English’s
Read & Collier
Noss G Moss
Michael Angelo
Crane
Senator
Bine Jeans
Wang
Kendalls
Julia Marlowe
Clara Morris
Texas
Margaret Sather
Frank Daniels
Miss Marlowe
Amotince
Kate Castleton
Howard Athenan
Hoyt's
the Park
Frank Medsee
Troys New Play
Frank
The Manager’s Season Booking Dilemma and a Postwar Play
The article explains that season closing marks the manager’s real work of booking attractions. He must read letters from managers, judge untested troupes, avoid date conflicts, and pick plays before seeing them. A new work about the South before the war with mules and a cake walk raises questions for Indianapolis booking.
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Patti
Divine Voice
John P. Frenzel
Whallen
Buckingham Theater
Louis
Indianapolis
Patriotic Jews Link Passover to Independence
A Cincinnati Lebrew college student Fleisher lectured in Indianapolis on The passover feast as a patriotic address contrasting Egypt’s deliverance with July 4. The Indianapolis Hebrew congregation plans to reelect Rabbi Messing for a five year term amid male-only church affairs. Gov Boies aids Jewish refugees. a North American Review piece by Rodgers about Jewish loyalty was challenged and corrected. Rodgers reportedly reconsiders after meeting with a New York Hagadah reading.
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Cincinnati Lebrew Union College
Fleisher
Indianapolis
Ile
America
Egypt
Temple
Rabbi Messing
Board of Directors
Gov
Boies
Lowa
Chicago Relief Committee
Rodgers
North American Review
North
New York
Metropolis
Amusements and forthcoming shows in St Louis area
Park's The Midnight Alarm by Percy Plunkett is discussed with its lead character Josh drawn from life in Red Bank New Jersey. The bicycle race plot and the cycling craze feature in the production alongside Hoyt’s A Temperance Town at Grand, praised for its strong satire of prohibition era fines and jail outcomes. Hermann Emil Lock and guests near Plymouth Church are noted for a Tuesday recital. Anheuser Busch stock beer promotions appear in office listings as well.
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Percy Plunkett
Midnight Alarm” Company
Ife
Red Bank
N.J
Josh
Rassle
Lloyt’s
Grand
Buffalo
Baltimore
Hoyt
The Combat Deepens in Indiana Party Battle
The article details Democratic infighting ahead of state officer elections in Indiana. It notes hotel headquarters forming in Indianapolis, candidate movements including Shanklin Matthews and Niblack, possible ticket order, and party faction tensions led by Taggart with Cleveland Gray factions debating primary venues and proxies.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Gil Shanklin
Grand
Dani
Son
Claude
Crawfordsville
Shanklin
Mortimer Nye
Jenks Niblack
Secon
Claude Matthews
Henderson
Gall
Green Smit
Vories
Matthews
Niblack
Gil
W.R. Myers
Easter church services listed across Plymouth area churches
Easter activities span multiple churches including Meridian Methodist First Pres and Central Ave Methodist with morning and evening programs, specials and hymns. St Mary's hosts mass with classical offertory music, Vespers and choral pieces. St George's Episcopal holds communion and festival activities. Beecham pills marketed for impaired digestion.
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Plymouth Church
Meridian Methodist
Roberts Park
First Presbyterian
Haines
Central-ave
Rossi
St. George’s Episcopal
Bishop Knickerbacker
Specs
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Lutheran Orphans’ Home
Ber
Gul
Wanasa
Ind
Stewart
We M. Railway Company
Berrini Center
Paris
Nanterne
City Life
the Salvage Corps
Worshiners
Virginia
MEX
Patriotic Jews
Parkk
New York Lyceum Theater
Hermann Emil Lock
Leipsic
Margaret Gerry Guckenberger
Benjamin Guckenberger
Wm. L. Elders
Anheuser-Busch Bock
Indianapolia
Gen. Taggart
Cleveland
Isaac
Tom Taggart
Indiana Ave
Ward
Charley Polster
Lux
Charley Kreitlein
Bill English
Kreitlein
English
Krietlein
Tom Taggitt
Turner Hall
Ohio Andllinois
Ehasthr Services
Rippe
Short’s
K. K
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