New Relief System Drafted by Gen Greely in Food Crisis
Reports from San Francisco describe General Greely ordering a new relief framework for Fei8co city, dividing areas into sections with relief stations and designated officers. Food distribution reaches 7,000 tons daily cost about $140,000, with strict rationing and inspections to curb waste. The dead and injured tally lists numerous names, while a funeral procession honors John Fitzgerald.
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Scrippe~McRae Prean Association
San Francisco
Vreely Qeday
Maj
C. L. Deval
Tt Kriutheff
Col. Georke H. Torney
Sanita
Ion
Sud Cah Dduer
Engineering
Probema
Bopard Aim
Chinatown
Occidentals Hotel To Be Razed If Inspector Has Way
Building inspector A. Winterborne urged the Board of Public Works to enforce the agreement for demolishing the condemned Occidental hotel. The board forwarded the matter to City Attorney Frederick E. Matson for action and notification of tenants.
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T A. Winterrond
Board of Public ‘Works
Frederick E. Mateon
Wife of Rahke Asks a Divorce
Emma B. Rabke sues for divorce from Anbuatue E. Rabie, a gambler now in prison for alleged white slavery. The couple married October 6, 1881, separated December 25, 189, and have three children Emil, Arthur, and Carl Rabke. Mrs. Rahke resides at 9 N. Hevillenye.
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Indianapolls
Buatue
E. Rabie
Emma B. Rabke
Rahke
Bhe
N. Hevillenye
Emil K. Rabke
Arthur Rybke
Carl Rabke
Cooks in Street Tell of Harships Endured by Many Thousands
A city street cook describes widespread hardship as a great fire raged previously and now millions are being sent to aid, aimed at easing cold and hunger faced by many people across the area.
Letter Describes San Francisco Earthquake Havoc and Aftermath
Willam K. Cole, cashier at United States mint and former Indianapolis resident, writes Dr. McShane from San Francisco describing widespread destruction after the earthquake. He logs personal losses of about $50 and notes the mint survived while downtown businesses and large portions of the city burned or collapsed, with 200,000 people displaced and chaotic scenes. He mentions Claude Hayworth and family, and reports on communication delays and a telegram arriving after the letter.
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Dt. McShane
Willam K. Cale
United States Mint
Indianapolis
Ban Wran- Ciyeo
Cale
McShane
Cote
India
Francisca
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Park
Ocean and Clim House
Claude Hayworth
Murty Company
Het Hayworth
Billy Orage Company
Muat Elase
Baling
Tushed
Santa Rosa
Summonses Served on 182 Railroads in Merit of Case
Me 182 railroads of the Car Service Mayrsla heard before the Indiana Railroad commission on the matter of reciprocal demurrage. The companies have 20 days to file papers. Hearing aims to develop a system of satisfactory demurrage between railroads and shippers. Indiana Veneer Company brought the case with several others interested. Shippers pay $1.00 for over eight hours. no weather or car size consideration. no delivery timely means. Objective is reciprocal demurrage rule similar to southern and some western states.
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Mayrsla
Indiana Railroad Commission
Indiana Veneor Company
STOCK OWNER CLOSE TO COURT OVER STOCK SALE DEAL
Dr Robert C Light of Broad Ripple is in superior court No 2 against W S Reed over the sale of 4262 shares of Indianapolis and Northwestern traction stock Light claims Reed proposed he sell at above 25 per share and take any excess as commission Light says 4000 shares were sold to M B Wilson of the Columbia National Bank for 20 per share yielding a commission of 5 per share Wilson delivered 100 to Light to bind the deal but Light contends Reed did not deliver the stock when due.
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Robert C. Light
Broad Ripple
W. S. Reed
Superior
Light
Reed
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction
M. B. Willison
Columbia National Bank
Wilson
Ajtune
Mount Camel clash between troopers and mine workers
A mounted state constabulary detachment led by Lieut. Smith clashed with about 100 mine workers in front of the Commercial hotel on Main Street. Mitchell Glugsen suffered a fractured skull, a trooper was injured, and several others were bruised by missiles. two mob members were captured.
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Scrippa-McRae Prees Asnock
Mount Camel
State Constabulary
Lieut. Smith
Main-st
Mitchell Glugsen
Billy
Maybie
Starch Company Pleads Guilty to Taught Taught Law Violation
The state of Thana, against National Starch, pleaded guilty to an alleged tugtory law violation. The factory was fined 31 and cents after inspector McAhee filed the complaint before Justice Smock on Monday.
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State of
Thana
National Starch Company
Tugtory
Histo
McAhee
Justice-of-the-Peace
Congress Extends Thanks to Gen Horace Forter for Services
In Washington on April 20 a resolution extending the thanks of Congress to General Horace Forter former ambassador to France was adopted for his efforts in arranging the remains of Admiral Joan Tones in a Parisary setting. The action followed terse parliamentary debate and reflects broad praise across the chamber.
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Senivor-Vichine Pires Armortadion
Washington
Horace Forter
Ambansador
France
Joan
Wen
Money At The Mint Aids For San Francisco Relief
Telegraph messages from Noble C Butler president of the Indiana Red Cross relay the national secretary in Washington stating funds for San Francisco must pass through U S subtreasuries for immediate availability to the relief committees. The note underscores centralized handling of donations through federal outlets.
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Quick Heller
Noble G Butler
Indiana Red Cross Society
Washington
Washington, D. C
Noble C. Butler
Red Cross
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
San Francisco
Matias
Coming Events of the Week in Congress and World Sports
Congress debate on the railroad rate bill continues in the Senate this week. House sessions Monday focus on suspension bills, with the agricultural and naval appropriation measures on Tuesday. A Great Labor demonstration is planned in Paris Tuesday. Miners’ convention convenes in Scranton to press wage demands amid operator refusals. Olympic Games proceed in Athens and a London court tennis championship unfolds. The Amalgamated Association of iron, steel and tin workers holds its annual Cincinnati convention on May 1.
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House
Poris
Scranton
Athens
Greece
England
London
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Cincinnati
Popped Question on First Visit in Derby Tale
In Derby Connecticut on April 30 John Dirhan aged 64 married Elizabeth Potter at Terryville after meeting on the first visit. Durham proposed and they traveled on foot to the wedding where a Justice of the Peace officiated. Durham is described as wealthy and Scraps-mense Wreas Association. In Washington on the same date the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling in favor of the Cherokee nation in long pending Indian claims.
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Bristol
Imra
John Potter
Durham
Yhean
Terryville
Justice of the Peace
Scraps-mense Wreas Association
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Tne
United States Court of Claims
Yetta
Plan A Revolt Aims To Take Indiana Democratic Machine
A gathering at the English hotel on a Monday morning saw Indiana Democrats discuss reorganizing the party to challenge Thomas Taggart, then national chairman, and oust the perceived arrogance of the ruling faction. Prominent attendees included Jon W. Holtaman, former mayor, as meeting chair, with heated exchanges among leading figures.
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Lomestate
Indiana
Democratic Party
Bossier
Thomas ‘Targart
English Hotel
Jon W. Holtaman
Indiamanets
The
Sea
Ision. S. Thuul Poynter
Eivan Democrat
Sullivan
Ind
Rotary
Stis
Machine Jeaners
Taggart
Democratic Plate General Committee
Willian FH. O'Been
O'Brien
Seceed
Thomas Taggart Ald
Diettier Com‘mitteeman
Beco
Dowie Charged by Zion Overseer With Polygamy Misconduct
In City Mb on April 30 Overseer Whibur Grewn Yellen submitted a typewritten document listing charges against John Dowie. The charges include polygamous teaching immorality extravagance and misappropriation of trade. Voliva demands Dowie answer by Wednesday or face censure as Zion tensions rise.
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Jerippa-McRae
Voliva
Zion
Barbers Demand Court Action On Sunday Baseball Law
Barbers union protests delays in the Wachstetter Sunday shaving case before Criminal Judge Alford while criticizing prosecution of Sunday baseball under the same statute. They argue barbers work three hours weekly Sunday hours are required by lax enforcement, not charity or necessity. Meeting continues behind closed doors as party reform tensions grow, with leaders like F M Isherwood and J W L Taylor among those present.
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Barbers’ Union
Wachstetter
Alford
Cne
Uall
Hurduyr
Unitas Ft
Larbere
Democrata
Democratic Party
Reform Movement
Taggart
F. M. Isherwood
Delphi Democrat
Delphi
J. W. L. Taylor
Crawfordaville
D. W. Snyders
Covington
Capt
Publicity and Charges In Church Controversy
Valiva defends a formal statement about a young woman and a one hour meeting with Dowle in a wartime context. He declines a church trial, says Dawle must be heard, and promises a written statement of charges while calling for explanations amid ongoing disputes within the organization.
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Valiva
Irip Dow
Vollva
Dawle
Voliva
Certa
Dowle
Unclaimed Goods Auction At Police Station Courtyard
An auction of unclaimed property will be held at the police station courtyard Wednesday at 2 PM. Items include labels of eyes peanut butter tole and other goods, plus a mixed lot of stolen and found articles never claimed by owners. The sale is a notable event in police circles with spirited bidding.
Executive Board Meeting Of Central Electric Railway Assn
The executive board will meet at the Traction Terminal Building office of Secretary Morrill on Tuesday night at 7 20 to take up routine business. Board members include H P Klecy president Dayton & Troy Electric Railway F J J Sloat Cincinnati Northern Traction Theslore Stebbing National Civil Federation New York J W Brown West Pennsylvania Railways C N Wilcoxon Cleveland a Santis western Traction W G Irwin Indianapolis Columbus & South Arm Traction C I Emmoys Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction H A Nichol Indiana Union Bicycle C Reynolds Indiana Union Bicycle Co.
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Sakecutive Board
Central Electric Railway Association
Morrill
Traction Terminal
H. P. Klexy
Dayton & Troy Electric Railway Company
F. J. J. Sloat
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
Theslore Stebbing
National Civil Federation
New York
J. W. Brown
West Pennsylvania Railways Company
C. N. Wilcoxon
Cleveland A Santis Western Traction Company
W. G. Trwin
Indianapolis, Columbus & South‘arm Traction Company
Emmoys
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
H. A. Nichol
C. C.reynolds
Indiana Union Byecele Company
Arrested While Getting Funds Among Chinese Merchants
Scripps MeFine Press Aserciasien in Washington reports police mistook a relief collection for a policy game. Tuck Cheong, a reputable Chinese merchant, was arrested while gathering funds for San Francisco distress. He protested his innocence as officers took him to the station.
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Scripps-MeFine Preas Aserciasien
Washington
Sat Frateisen
Tuck Cheong
Freu
San Francico
Escutt
Cheong
Jailbreak tale of John Locke at Richmond jail
Special to The Saw Richmond Indiana April John Locke elusive outlaw linked to robberies and leading gang that raided railroad cars escaped from county jail this morning by sawing bars scaling chimney and fleeing via roof and skylight Barton Bell indicted for grand larceny tried escaping with Locke but injured authorities found outside tools including a chisel punch and monkey wrench Locke and Bell likely worked several nights to escape sheriff and police search for Locke recently returned from California after plunder linked to his Hagerstown home
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Richmond
Ind
John Locke
Hagerstown
Lorke
Barton Bell
Locke
Hell
California
Saws to Relieve Frisco Tool Famine From Aid
San Francisco receives aid to ease tool shortages with 1000 saws shipped by E C Atkins Company. Atkins contributes 500, the carpenters union and affiliates cover 300, and a 400 from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners is dispatched. Funds pass through American National Bank to San Francisco authorities for gold delivery.
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San Francisco
E.C. Atkins Company
E. C. Atkins Company
United Brotherhood of Carpentera and Jolsera
State Life Building
W. D. Huber
Frank Dafty
The
Carpenters
Harry Atkins
E. C. Atkins
Aiking
Tell City man faces federal revenue tax charge
Matt Jackson of Tell City was brought to Indianapolis and bound over to the federal grand jury on a charge of selling twisted tobacco prepared by Kentucky men to defraud the revenue tax. He admits selling the tobacco but denies knowledge of illegal preparation.
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Matt Jackson
Tell City
Indianapolis
United States
Marana Johann
Jackson
Kentucky
Pianos 16 and 1p. Wulschaere THE GHM LAUNDRY
Family washings rough dry per pound all flat pieces trimmed Try It Phones 1671 Gust Romberg tailor Pembroke Arcade Spring outfits now ready Nike Bios upholstering and refinishing done to your teeth Phone 1223
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GHM
Gust Romberg
Tallor
Pembroke Arcade
Nike Bios
Lincoln League names new Republican campaign committee
Edward E. Gates announces appointments for the Lincoln League as it joins with the state central committee to organize a strong campaign. Appointees include district vice-presidents, executive committee members, organization leaders, and advisory figures across Indiana. Harmony across districts is emphasized to boost the Republican ticket.
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Edward E. Gates
Lincolntatue
Indiana
Gates
Lingdin League
St Thats
State Central Republican Committee
Testa
Lincoln League
Republican Party
Voralty
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