Colonel in Jail After Umbrella Assault on Woman
Retired army officer Col Bryan was arrested after striking Alice Ward with an umbrella. Detectives found a revolver in his pocket. Ward sought release but pressed charges for assault. In court, Bryan faced concealment weapon charges while claiming dignity and fear of public disgrace.
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Bryan
Alice Ward
Ufe
Old Guard
Thin
Mra. Ward
Col Bryan
Bingham
West
Mre. Ward
Tha
Application of Cuticura Remedies
A user chronicles relief from a severe skin and scalp condition after trying Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. After initial worsening, regular nightly baths and ointment application led to hair regrowth, removal of scales, and cleared scalp. the writer credits ongoing use for continued comfort and skin cleanliness. D E Blankenship, 319 N. Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, October 27, 1905.
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D.E. Blankenship
N. del. ‘St
Indianapolis
Ind
Envious Riches Prompt Self-Pity Dialogue
A short, dialect soaked exchange features a boy lamenting his lack of wealth while observing the abundance enjoyed by the rich. The tone hints at social envy and economic disparity reflected in a punchy, characterful line.
Court Holds Retired Army Officer In 100 Bail On Threat Claim
A court set the retired colonel in 100 bail on a charge of threatening a young woman. He defended himself claiming military men have a right to carry weapons. Detectives noted the woman said her husband threatened her life several times. She declined to repeat the statement.
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Boss
Quinn
Lite
Thetourt
Wills Her Ashes On Hudson Turn of Outward Tide
Mrs Nelson left instructions that her body be cremated and ashes scattered on the Hudson River at outward tide. Cremation occurred at Fresh Pond L I and the urn containing the ashes will be held until her eldest son Elma, in the west, consents to disposal. The 16 year old New York caller, who visited Riverside Drive, became fascinated by the river and spoke of the Mack river views before dying. Pearl Lancers, her granddaughter, is known in the theatre.
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Sas
York
Mia
Nelison
Judson
Wold
Riverside Drive
Ninety-seventh St
Nelson Teft
Whitlam N. Croxton
Hudson
Freshpond
Elma
Nelson
New York
Pearl Lancers
Liquor ruling contested in Spencer beer house case
A question of importance to the liquor trade is before the appellate court in Glate va George Teagarden manager of the Beer House in Spencer. He was charged that the room lacked windows or glass doors and that liquor was sold on Sundays. Teagarden was found guilty and fined. The lower court's decision suggests that an open room requirement may apply to wholesale liquor houses as well.
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Glate Va
George Teagarden
Imurséay
Owen County
Teagarden
Spencer
Rumors of Management Changes at Lake Shore Lines
Rumors say S A McKenney traveling agent for the Lake Shore Lehigh Valley Fast Freight is being summoned to Buffalo by Gan ara] Manager 8 A Mtory. Changes are rumored and unsettled in railroad operations.
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S.A. McKenney
Lake Shore
Lehigh Valley
Buffalo
Ganara
8. A. Mtory
Railways for Parks New Concern Preparing to Erect
A plan to build midget railway systems for parks grows, led by William H Labb of Labb Construction. The Indianapolis Scenic Railway Co founded by Adolph Linick Aaron Jones and Labb will construct the White City line and other projects abroad. The system uses a four track loop design about 800 ft long with cars running the full length four times. Scenic tunnels and varied lighting create themed landscapes and rides for patrons, with plans for Marseille England and beyond.
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Tadianapello
Ima
Wilam He Labb
Labb Construction Company
White City
Elahts
Indianapolis Scenic Railway
Adolph Linick
Aaron J. Jones
William H. Labb
Chicago
Labb
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Scenic Railway Company
Indianapols
Herman Hurff
Marseille
France
Europe
Marseilles
England
Veterans Aid From Indiana G A R Posts For San Francisco Disaster
General Order No. 10 from Indiana G A R department commander M D Tackett appeals for posts statewide to contribute toward disaster relief for San Francisco victims. Contributions pass to J M Neely in Indianapolis. The 27th Indiana encampment meets May 25 1906 at Yatavatte with events in Columbus and Soldiers Home includes parade at 2 pm and campfires at Coliseum. Central Passenger association offers travel deal one cent per mile with tents for round trip May 25 26 27 and return including the 28th.
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M. D. Tackett
Indiana
Indianapolis
Department of Indiana
Yatayatte
Lahr
Central Parsenger Association
Interurban
New Union Formed at Broad Ripple by Carpenters
Mass meeting of Broad Ripple carpenters organized Carpenters' Union No. 426 with 25 charter members. Speakers included G A Hughes organizer Ed Gould editor of The Union 8 P Meadows president Union No 28 and Charles Bacon president No 1008. Officers elected Albert Johnson president Joho White vice president Simon Goss financial secretary Clarence Rey treasurer and J King recording secretary.
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ABS
Broad Ripple
Carpenters’ Union
G. A. Hughes
Ed Gould
P. Meadows
Charles Bacon
Albert Johnson
Joho ‘White
Simon Goss
Clarence Rey
J. King
Platt Advises Washington on Shipments From Paria London
Platt president of the United States express company issues circular announcing appointments of company agents at Paria and London effective June 2. The notice covers handling and shipment movements for the Indianapolis office.
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Platt. T
Platt
United States
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