Battle at sea as Rojestvensky's fleet clashes with Togo's
Reports from Saigon say Russian Admiral Rojestvensky's fleet and Japanese Admiral Togo's ships opened fire near the Annam coast. The clash marked the preliminary phase of a northern pursuit as Formosa looms. Rojestvensky is reported ill with dysentery while his crew remains in health.
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Rojestvensky
Togo
Island
Formosa
Wcripps-Rad Prebs Association
Saigon
Annam
Kamhanhhay
Ixaup- Lihat
Rojextvensky
Tago
Toga
Rerestvensky
Must Move Must Move Over Property Disputes
W and Lane acting for his wife Ll dan 5 Lane, owner of rent retail near Highland park, was scolded by the Board of Works on Monday. He was ordered to remove curbing at New York and Dormansts within eight hours and to remove a porch across the Lileh land-ave street within thirteen days. He was told to remove the foundation of a bullday from New Yorkest near Highland park within eleven days amid complaints that Lane disregards city ordinances. David Waltner, a board member, told Lane he deserved no consideration. Lane claimed the area is owned by them and the Dutch around there dislike it.
Sun Readers Bet Big at Indianapolis Stores
Sun readers spend 200 dollars weekly in Indianapolis shops as advertisers flood the city. Editorials on Kealing and a Rake-off, fiction on Evening Story, and war notes from Mukden headline pages 4 through 8. Roosevelt camp life photos lead the Saturday pages.
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Sun
Maine Battleship Maine Sails In After Flag Halfmast News
Reports say the Maine suffers a serious accident while entering Pensacola Bay as flags fly at half mast. Also, Marion County bids for 120 voting machines total $87,500 from United States Standard and Winglow. others range to $41.54 per machine. County may split award among firms. politics influence bid success.
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Marion County
United States Standard
Winglow Voting Machine
Columbia Voting Machine Company
Indianapolis
Invest
SRK
National Voting Machine Company
International Voting Machine Company
Cicaga
Matthew Lewis
Newolumbia Machine Cor
Harry B. Smith
Joseph Kealing
Fred Jonas
United States
Prisoner Taken After Mount Vernon Murder Probe
A colored man, George Copeland, 34, was arrested at his home near Were on 4 charged with the murder of Miranda Bricke whose body was found at the Fairchild residence. Bloodhounds followed the trail all night before the arrest as mobs threatenedlynchings while the prisoner was moved to Columbus for safekeeping. The victim left home to visit a sister and was found murdered near the Fairchild estate with signs of a fierce struggle and strangulation.
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Mount Vernon
RAE Press Association
Vernge
Siterif
Fairchild
Saya
Capitant
Centerburg
Mina
Columbus
Andy
Crowe
Frank L. Fairchild
Sho
Fairenill
Weather forecast for Indiana cities shows varying skies
Increasing cloudiness and likely showers expected Monday night into Tuesday. Bloomington 68 and clear in Cambridge City. Columbus and farmtown feature cloudy to partly cloudy conditions. Lafayette and Marion show cloudy skies with partial cloud cover. Vincennes reaches 70 with clear conditions.
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Indiana
Ioomington
Cambridge City
Columbus
Farmtam
Lafayette
Marion
Vine Cennes
Doctors Examined New Medical Graduates for Intern Roles
Twenty eight young men recently graduated from the city medical college were examined on Monday. The roll call took place at the police station to enter internships at City Hospital and City Dispensary. Highest performers will enter as internes.
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Medical College
Two Die As Big Four Through Freight Wrecks In City
A through freight on Big Four Chicago to Indianapolis derailed near North Indianapolis station at 9 40 Monday, killing engineer James McClain and brakeman W D Duncan and injuring fireman Chester Delph and George Price. The wreck destroyed four cars and a water tank, with witnesses noting excessive speed before the crash.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Word
Geo. Pring
Jattson
Lebanon
Chester A. Delph
Georgia
Freman
Wo Tramps
Firemay Delph
George Price
Thiwo
Eighteer
Brakemay
Fred Kirkman
McClain
Eye witness to North Indianapolis Big Four wreck recounts crash
F Latta owner near Big Four freight disaster recalls watching the train approach between three and a half miles per hour before the crash. He describes debris, engine burst, and rushing to aid the injured, including carrying a victim and calling for help. He notes the fireman survived the leap but hit a post.
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F. Latta
Indianapolis
Vatta
Two Tramps Escape After Wreck Near Lebanon
A train wreck near Lebanon left five injured and two tramps escaping unhurt. Brakeman Feige, a wounded fireman Delph, and others were aided by Mrs. Webb and her daughter as doctors were summoned. Price showed courage, returning to aid victims before hospital treatment.
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Duncan
Mra. Webb
Vince
Prien
Atre
Webb
Feige
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Indianapalis
Price
Latta
Lalin
J. D. Kus
al Tance
Prosecution Questions Police About Outrage Case
In a criminal court hearing Monday prosecutor Charles Benedict and deputy Taylor Groniger pressed witness Sergi Henry Kies fer about the Mrs. Quickenbush robbery and outrage. Sergeant Kiefer testified he could not place the exact location of the incident beyond the general area. Charles Cox, attorney for the defendant, questioned Kiefer about his police discharge, which the judge Fremont Alford did not allow to proceed. Kiesfer had been reinstated on the police force.
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Charles Benedict
Taylor Groniger
Sergi
Henry Kiesfer
Allen Jackson
Roered
Cfary Quickenbush
Kiefer
Ely
Charles Cox
Sergt. Kiefer
Cox
Fremont Alford
Klever
Bank Chief Ousted At First National Bank
Prack C. Bigelow, longtime leader of a major western financial institution, was removed by the bank's directors from the presidency and board. The bank, among the region's largest, reported shortfall figures, with a stated deficiency of 1.5 million dollars. Gust Rosberg, merchant and tal tat tor, Pembrokes Ring, noted in the report.
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Wrippe Mra Press Association
Milwaukee, Wis
Prack C. Bigelow
First National Bank
National Bankers’ Association
Maiday
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