Roosevelt and Cleveland Speak at World’s Fair Dedication
Louis Mo April 6 President Roosevelt and former President Cleveland were the principal speakers at the dedication of the world’s fair. Roosevelt praised westward expansion and the Louisiana Purchase while Cleveland highlighted the treaty’s fulfillment and the growth of the nation. both urged national virtues and reflection on Providence guiding America's rise.
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Roosevelt
Cleveland
Louie
Police Dismissals Spark Indiana Inquiry
In Bloomington on April 20 two officers George Garten and Clarence Duncan were dismissed by the police committee for failing to capture four suspects who up from revolvers during a recent whitecapping incident. Witnesses are examined on the whipping of two white women and a Black man. arrests expected soon. Also John Sage an insane patient at Julietta hospital escaped Wednesday, possibly hiding in Indianapolis. The man, harmless, leaped to freedom using an iron body brace as a lever.
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Ind
George Garten
Clarence Duncan
Police Committee
Gyubage
John Sage
Hospital For the
Julietta
Indianapolis
Ohn Sage
Daugherty
Sage
Cumberland
Dougherty
Cheapylum
Grover Must Hurry Prinn da ApH it
Former President Cleveland delays return from St Louis to Princeton while planning a long summer cruise with E C Benedict. Police urged sharper vigilance after recent incidents as city leaders push for improved safety and enforcement. A local social event hosted by Ladies of the G A L R is noted at Mrs Hamiltons on Ludson Avenue.
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Cleveland
St. Louia
Princeton
ETON
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E. C. Benedict
New England
Taffe Orders Cellar Search at Old Medical College
Supt Taffe ordered a thorough examination of the cellar of the old Central College of Physicians and Surgeons directed by Sergt Schwab after a cadaver was found there. Since then several locals fear other buried relatives may lie in the cellar though Taffe believes no additional bodies exist.
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Supt. Taffe
Old
Edward Leaves Rome Amid Enthusiastic Farewell
King Edward and King Victor Emmanuel rode through Rome as crowds lined the streets with keen affection. Bands played both nations’ anthems while the monarchs bade farewell after a royal audience and a cordial stay.
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Rome
Edward
Victor Emanuel
Lwo
Cleveland for President gains Brooklyn Eagle support
The Brooklyn Eagle endorses Grover Cleveland for renomination, calling him the only Democrat who can beat Roosevelt. In a triple editorial, Editor McElway cites reasons for his bid and says the move could become irresistible despite no formal movement yet. Julius Keller Construction Company details follow with Indianapolis incorporators.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Cleveland
The
Eagle
Roosevelt
McElway
Julius Keller
Births and deaths in a midwestern city report
A long list records births including J A and Anna, Eva Beeler, and many families at addresses such as 215 Mary and Minnie Ven girl and 1711 Montcalm boy. Death notices cite M Stackhouse old age, Charles A Herring, tuberculosis, pulmonary illnesses at various streets, with multiple names and pairings listed alongside building permits and remodel projects.
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Anna
F. Baker
Minnie
Eva Beeler
Montcalmboy
King S. M
Nelle Horine
Senateave
Wm. M
Lona Vive
I N. Blackbu
Louise Kenninger
Madi
Biel Aaron
Nellie Jupfe
Meridlanet
Gark
Ae M. Stackhouse
Charles A. Herring
Pluckford
Herbert Vice
Elder-ave
Pneuman Howard Miller
Virginia Ave
Wm. Daggy
Mzabeth van Sant
Nancy A. Frederick
Highlant Ave
Enterprise
Death after horse steps on foot in Greensburg
Greensburg Indiana April 10 John P Elliott died in this city Wednesday from blood poisoning after a horse stepped on his foot several weeks earlier.
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Greensburg
Ind
John P. Elliott
Price of Anthracite to Rise by Baer Testimony
Reading coal official Bar Baer testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in New York on Wednesday. He said anthracite price rose 1 cent a ton due to higher production costs, now $34.00 per ton, with a plan to raise 10 cents on May 1 and push toward $36 a ton. He denied coal carrier pools or combined rate increases.
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New York
President Bar
Reading Coal Company
Interi State Commerce Commission
W. RB. Hearst
Baer
Columbus and Toledo game rained out at Washington Park
The Columbus team drew a weather related cancellation against Toledo at Washington Park with games postponed Friday and Saturday.
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Wey
Columbus
Toledo
Laecille
Washington Park
Suicided Because She Was a Hunchback in Bloomfield
Miss Mamie Stropes Zi, of Bloomfield Indiana, killed herself Wednesday afternoon by shooting herself. She had long believed she was a hunchback, an act described as a suicide rooted in that belief. Nearby report notes an insane patient escapes and is recaptured, with details of transfer and confinement.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Mamie Stropes
Froglike object sparks county intrigue in Indiana report
Lawrenceburg Indiana April reports county superintendent Solomon K Gold captured a froglike item described as a coal hunk with pink eyes. The note says it does not seep yet walks, a curious oddity in the scene.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Solomon K Gold
Market opens strong with bullish tone and mixed signals
The market opened strong with buyers returning, while bond activity grows and demand for good issues remains high. Gold imports look uncertain as Klondike inflows rise, and projections suggest lower prices ahead. Cincinnati and Chicago livestock and grain data accompany New York stocks with mixed results from major names.
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Meyer & Elser
New York
Sesson
Klondike
Strikers Demand Rubber Boots and Higher Pay
Eight workers on the foundation for the Indianapolis Columbus Southern traction line at Flat Rock Patrick demand a two cent and a half raise per hour plus a pair of rubber boots. The Columbus Dispatch notes the strike began Wednesday as the men sought the footwear and wage increase.
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Columbus, Ind
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southerntraction Company
Flat Rock Patrick
Lost child found after hour long South Side search
Virgle Cunk the daughter of Harry Cook of the Meridian Street fish market vanished Thursday morning after her mother sent her for thread. Local residents joined a large scale search but no one saw her until Mrs Kellermeyer spotted the child north of the Hele railroad and notified police. The father recovered the child.
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Harry Cook
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Hele
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Snaveley Named Deputy Marshal in Wabash Appointment
Whi K Snaveley of Wabash appointed chief deputy United States marshal succeeding the late John E Foley. Snaveley, a practicing attorney, will serve in this federal law enforcement role.
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Whi K. Snaveley
Wabash
United States
John E. Foley
Fragmented World News Bleeds into Public Memory
Apr 30 reports from Lima and Meshed describe plague deaths and bread shortages fueling unrest. Berlin notes art exhibition progress as American artists are well represented. Vienna reports Balkan clashes with high casualties and rising tensions.
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Rentha
India
Sven Hho
Berlin
Tenhran
Persia
Vienna
Neuereve Presse
Balkans
Pale People Seek Rich Blood Strength For Health
The text urges pale individuals to consider the benefits of thick robust blood for strength and comfort, noting that those with pale tissues may gain resilience and vitality by improving their blood quality and circulation.
Ozomulsion Promises Vitalized Cod Liver Emulsion
An advertisement touts Ozomulsion as essential for health, claiming blue skin or pallor signals danger. It markets a cod liver oil emulsion with guaiacol and hypophosphites and offers a free sample by sending name and address to The Ozomulsion Co in New York.
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Ozomulsion CO
de Payster Street
New York
Iimal
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Endorsements From Two Women
A Newark New York woman Ella Smith reports severe weakness nerves and insomnia eased quickly after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. An Indianapolis reader Mrs B E Vincent praises renewed strength vigor and restful sleep after taking the medicine from Henry J Sluder's drug store. The ad features a portrait of Dr A W Chase on the package.
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Mueler ST
Newark
N. Y
Dr. A. W. Chase
BE. Vincent
East Marketet
Indianapolis
Ind
A. W. Chase
Henry J. Sluder
Tstra
Market Summary Lacking Clear Headlines
The row presents scattered figures showing various stock moves and bond status with a total of 191,500 shares. Mentions of Metropolitan street railway gains and government bonds unchanged appear amid fragmented abbreviations and company codes.
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Eao N. & W
Texas Rt
Southern
Pennayt Yania
Amahamated
Conper
Reading
Union Parifh
St. Paul
Wits
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