Option on Home Brewing May Be Closed at 12
Stock in Home Brewing Co may be sold at 225 within days. Louis E Lathron states stock exchange activity but refuses to name the option holder. Rumor says Indianapolis Brewing Co will gain control of Home Brewing plant near Routheastern Ave and E Washington. Principal holders are Andrew Hagen William F B Jungetaus and August Hoook. Capital stock listed at 8100,000.
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Home Brewing Company
Louis E. Lathra
Stock Exchange
Indianapolis
Lathrop
Exchange
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Andrew Hagen
Wiliam FB. Jungetaus
August Hoook
Routheastern Avo.und
Washington
The
Boy Newton Holtzclaw loses foot in streetcar accident
Newton Holtzclaw age 2 of 1213 Hamilton avenue was thrown from a streetcar near the White River bridge on Michigan Street Monday at 7 am and seriously injured. He was on the running board when the car approached a telephone pole, was struck and hurled under the car, mashing his foot and injuring his body. An ambulance ferried him to the hospital where his foot was amputated.
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Newton Holtzclaw
W. Michigan St. Cr
Michiganst
White River Bridge
Holtzclaw
Creed Rice Risks Life to Start Damage Suit
A distorted report claims Creed Rice aims to sue Indianapolis, alleging peril as he sought to preserve a wallet in his arm. Police say he was shot during an incident weeks ago, with doctors warning of poisoning risk if the bullet is not removed. He has undergone hospital treatment and faced past confinement.
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Creed Rice
Creed
Indianapolis
Viet
Italy
Haspits
Vannet Ge
Indiana's corn exhibit at St Louis expo to surpass others
Indiana Agricultural commission members Linasiers Stevens Close and Overstreet say Hoosier corn exhibit at the St Louis exposition will be the best ever and superior to any state. Van Norman named superintendent of the state's dairy exhibit as aides review the setup and compare to Chicago's world fair.
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Indiana
St. Loux
Exposition Commission
MW. OW. Stevens
Salem
J. R. Close
J. R. Overstreet
Franklin
State Dairy Association
Are Due University
St. Louis
Chicago
Young man fined for striking old man in police court
Judge Whallon, noting no mitigating circumstances, fines Marry Lyneh $3 after Lyneh admits striking an elderly man who allegedly called him a bad name. The judge empathizes with the old man and recalls Lyneh's previously good record.
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Whallon
Lyneh
Adin
Help Wanted Classifieds on the Seventh Page
The page lists multiple job ads including kitchen helpers and cooks, dressmakers, salvers and bakers, sewing workers, and character roles. It also notes room rentals and caregiving positions with mentions of colored girl and young girl help.
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Mner
Hick Show Arrives as Weeklong Attraction Opens Monday
The show arrives from Akron and begins Monday night at W Washington St grounds. Manager Arnold predicts strong attendance based on Akron turnout. Weeklong program includes children matinees, free for under one, general admission ten cents with six free nets. Features include a one ring circus, Bostock animals, dancing girls, electric theater, Aztec twins, and Cairo street scenes.
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Akron
W. Washington St
Mansager Arnold
Performanc
Fiat
Vircus Aml
Congress of Dancing Girls
Electric Theater
Cairo
Marion Deadlock Halts Gemmer Strike City Business Sags
In Marion Indiana August 3 there are no new Gemmer engine strike demonstrations but business is at a standstill. Merchants report ten years of dull activity and fear for the town’s future until manufacturers' association and labor union dispute is settled. Ray Campbell and Charles Waltz say no change in conditions. Capt Cooney’s schooner Emily returns to port after a monster swordfish attack in the south channel. the vessel began leaking.
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Marion
Ind
Gemmer
Ne Une
Hax
Ray Campbell
Traces Council
Charles Waltz
Uines
Therm
Turnave
Cooney
Emily
Yeaset
Hunter Foot Amputation Threat After High Heel Wreckage
Kentucky report notes Mrs. Witham Hunter, wife of a doctor, faces leg amputation after illness worsens post-operation. She had been out of the infirmary three weeks before disease returned, with Dr. A. McCartredge advising amputation and noting radical treatment may not save her life. From Ky dated August 3, the husband of the physician and Elenduras are named in the conflict.
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LE W. Godfrey Hunter
Witham Hunter
and Elenduras
Mark Hannas Italians Riot in Buffalo
Upward of several dozen men were arrested as shots were fired during a Monday morning riot tied to a cement plant dispute in Buffalo. Police arrived. workers taunted rivals and the scene dispersed with many arrests and no injuries reported.
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Mark Hanna
Buffalo
N.Y
Matias
Cuetralian
Nenanion
Thafleleanion Finder Company
Henry Jockhardt Arrested After Complaints of Harsh Talk
Mrs Bretx complained to Judge Stibis on Monday that Henry Jockhardt teased her with sharp, annoying talk during several Sundays, making her the butt of jokes. He persisted and was arrested after the incident.
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Henry Jockhardt
Bretx
Stibis
Henry
Orphan Boys in Indiana Glass Factories Aired
Indiana factory inspector Mu Ahee discusses alleged use of orphan boys as night carriers in glass plants. He cites Mrs Florence Kelley charging adoption of boys under 14 for grueling toil across several states and notes lack of Indiana laws restricting night work for children. He recalls a case where a blower adopted a boy and was removed from factory duties and placed in school. He warns legal remedies require new legislation.
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Iniana
Aaid
Mu Ahee
Tittle
Slaven
McAbee
Florence Kelley
Indiana
Ohio
Trinvla
New Jersey
Pennsyl Fa
Kelley
Mr. Abel
Meridian Street opening sparks long race over grounds
The initiative to extend Meridian Street prompts a clash between property owners and supporters of the improvement. L Bar Git J C Dunlap and James B E Pauley lead the petitioners as they vow to oppose the county accepting the reviewers report or sue for damages, signaling a protracted fight.
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Meritiat
Meridian-st. the Ri
L. Bar
J.C. Dunlap
James BE. Pauley
Ted
Alge
Ie Heights
KDY
Stemn
Washington Was the Hottest Town in the State
The weather report notes Washington as the hottest town with a high near the peak and a sharp drop later. Vincennes is close behind with a high around and a low near. Overall, rain fell across much of the state with a windy, unsettled pattern. In Dayton, Ohio, a threatened woodworkers strike at the National Cash Register Works was averted as the local union withdrew demands.
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Washington
Mercury
Vincennes
Washingins
St Auburn
Dayton, G
National Cash Register Works
King of Portugal letter to Roosevelt praised naval ties
Aug 1 16. a transcribed line shows the king of Portugal sending greetings to President Roosevelt aboard the Brooklyn. The dispatch notes mutual esteem and a pledge of continued goodwill between Portugal and the United States, highlighting alliance and naval cooperation.
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Portugal
Theo
Roosevelt
Belt valhead paving plan stirs mixed local views
Heard of Works officers discuss Belt valhead paving with Madisona Harvest residents. Property owners largely favor wooden bricks for quiet nights, while factory interests push for harder vitrified bricks due to heavy traffic. Albert Lichen shifts to vitrified bricks. Tomes Mr Lieber recency advocates a balanced solution.
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Madisonea
Otte Seobtae
Ax Uiers
EGS
Fiteresis
Albert Lichen Aho
Frst
Weoden Blanks
Lieber
Kein Logsdon
Megrem
Tramp Gadberry Found Dead Near Converted Cabin
Tad Sullivan reported a man known as Gadberry found dead ten miles east of Mans. He was a half-witted wanderer who carried a small valise and a gun on his shoulder. Gadberry was widely known for traveling on foot across the county and attracting attention.
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Sullivan
Tad
Gadberry
Algdes
Unlucky 13 and Frankie Worried by Youth Authority
Obedience to parental authority matters in Frank Davis home at 1313 Northwestern Ave as Judge Stubbs notes. A 13 year old boy placed on probation to Silas Moore after mother described needed controls. Mrs Ward files bond as administrator of Boswell Ward estate valued at 325000 with no will.
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Cone
Frank Davis
Northwestern Ave
Stubbs
Ludgh
Silas
Moore
Wreck Injures Eighteen At Panhandle Rail Yard
Eighteen people were injured when an east bound passenger train collided with a freight train near Fort Wayne. Affected victims from Chicago, Logansport, Union City and Ridgeville suffered broken legs, crushed feet, and bruises. The foggy signal misread caused the collision. all injured were in the smoking car.
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Panhandle
George Ellsworth
Cincaga
Elsworth
Ireland
Hart
Freer
Fochmend
Bes Amte
Ridgeville
Unite
Gearheart Chivase
Welle
Chicago
Oi Oares
Poa Barrett
Sige Rawl
Logansport
Men ‘Tolotder
Hartford City
John BR
Kring
Silay Kirkpatrick
Charles Hintwine
OW. Snyder
Wooa Runnell
Union City
Moh Whistler
Yount Emerges as Republican City Clerk Candidate
Thomas J. Yount, a Bellefont keeper and veteran Republican worker, is named as the Republican candidate for city clerk. The selection, described as a surprise, follows internal party maneuvering and support from local leaders including the ward committee. Yount, an expert accountant and Civil War veteran, is expected to accept the appointment.
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Thomas J. Yount
Yount
Cae Fombia
Feookwalter Bauer
Ward
Masons
Bizarre Weather Diary From Indianapolis Sunday Heat
Sunday proved a scorching day with high humidity pushing residents to parks and estates as temperatures peaked near 90s. Officials warned of unsettled skies and possible rain over the next 36 hours, with forecasts calling for clouds and warmer conditions, light southeast winds, and a warm Tuesday ahead. Local readings showed 7 am at 68, noon around 90, 2 pm about 81 in parts of Indiana and neighboring states.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lighted Lamps Move Planned for Outskirts Towns
The Board of Works received bids for street lighting in sparsely settled areas. Fifty gas lamps will be installed at various points beyond the core, with bids asked for one and five year terms. Two bidders competed for five years, Sun Vapor Mehit and Cleves Land Vapor Hehe. The Sun Vapor bid 55 per lamp for five years and higher for the others. For one year only Sun Vapor Hight bid, at 1 per lamp.
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Board of Works
Mons da Lampa
Electrichia
Sun Vapor
Canton
Othe Cleves
Sun Vapor Hight
New Bay Now Mix In At Assessor’s Office
Mike Jefferson discusses a recent arrival at his house amid election talk. The town figures in as residents speculate on identity, with remarks about a local “Gulking Holtzman” and plans to involve women in arranging political matters. Nearby, ads promote pianos, barber services, oats, and ice cream quantities.
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Mike Jeferson
Mundas
Cme
Mickel, Jr
Skea
Gulking Holtzman
Mike
Swats and a Self-Defensive Alley Brawl
On a Sunday afternoon along Ohri street between Pennslvania and Meridian a large red-faced man struck another with a yard-long board in a crowd of pedestrians. The defender dropped the swatter with a huge board, then both men vanished into an alley as onlookers pondered the cause and hubbub subsided.
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Ohri-st
Beewees Pennslvania
Meridian-sts
Tory
Jase
Fire at Delmonico's causes diners to flee in darkness
Aug 3 fire at Delmonico's in New York plunges the dining room into darkness after a fuse blows. Diners in evening dress evacuate to the sidewalk along with chambermaids wearing nightgowns. A chemical engine battles the blaze, with losses reported at about zero.
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New York
Delmonsie's
Delmonico's
JUST PUSHED HIM: Burt Miller in police court for pushing
Burt Miller, 25 N. Senate-ave, claims he did not slap Frank Sackett but pushed him gently. Prosecutor Holmes pressed him about a prior arrest for pushing over an old woman without provocation. Judge Whallan,n $1 and costs. Grand officers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will meet there next Thursday in Cleveland.
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Burt Miller
N. Senate-ave
Frank Sackett
Holmes
Whallan
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotion
Engineers
Hare
Nest Tharedag
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