Catholics Dedicate St Joseph Church in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana an estimated 5000 Catholics from Louisville Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis Madison and Rushville attended dedicatorial services at St Joseph Church. Knights of St John Commanderies led by Peter Fetting opened the parade with Bishop O Donaghue officiating alongside 50 visiting priests. Rev Joseph Chartrand delivered the sermon. Construction began 1902 and about 60000 of the cost has been paid by the congregation of roughly 1000 under Father Kaelin through varied fund raising.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Louisville
Cincinnati
Dayton
Indianapolis
Madison
Rushville
Knights of St. John Commanderies
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Peter Fetting
O’donaghue
Man and Woman Die in Pistol Fight in Bradford
Bradford, Pa. Aug. 3. Roy war, "mer. 23. principals in a shooting affray yesterday afternoon. Warner is dead and the girl is at the hospital suffering from flesh wounds. She will recover. The shooting followed a quarrel. and Anna Peeley
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Bradford
Roy War
Mer
Warner
Anna Peeley
Central Union Reveals Large Indianapolis Telephone Directory
The Central Union Telephone company issues its largest Indianapolis Directory and urges subscribers support for consolidating rival firms under a new limited franchise. The firm reiterates readiness to fulfill its part of an agreed adjustment of the telephone situation.
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Central Union Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Civic Committee
City May Buy Ellenberger Woods for Park Use
The city may purchase Ellenberger Woods in Irvington for park purposes. The finance committee holds the appropriation ordinance and has extended the woodland option 15 days beyond July 31. Efforts aim to report the matter for council action.
Tenth Infantry Opens First Sunday at New Fort
The Tenth Infantry, now at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, is largely Indiana men. Hundreds welcomed the regiment as it moved into new quarters. Officers’ families are being quartered rapidly. Lieut. Col. George R. Cecil, whose family has been missing, takes leave to search.
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Tenth Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Army Post
Tenth
George R. Cecil
Man Killed After Step From Moving Train Near Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana on August 3 George Skuriz of Peru stepped from a moving train, struck a switch stand, fell under the cars and was killed. A second man nearby also died in the same incident and a third person sustains fatal injuries. Verification pending official reports.
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Fort Wayne
George Skuriz
Peru
Oklahoma banks balk at guaranty law ruling
Gov Haskell criticized Attorney General Bonaparte's ruling that Oklahoma national banks cannot use the state guaranty banking law. The measure is optional and only 457 of nearly 300 banks complied, while the state withdraws public deposits from those that refuse. National bankers expressed displeasure at the decision.
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Guthrie
Okla
Washington
George S. Sheldon
No. 2
Wall Street
Haskell
Bonaparte
Oklahoma
Franchises for Prone Companies Still Operate
The new franchise for the New and Indianapolis Telephone companies has not yet been considered by the franchise and contracts committee. If the committee does not meet before Monday night, the telephone matter seems unlikely to be on the council agenda.
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Indianapolis
City council urged to approve ten thousand for sprinkling
The city controller will ask the city council for $10,000 for street sprinkling at the Monday night meeting. The council cut the appropriation last fall, and sources say sprinkling may be moved up earlier than usual if the funding is not approved.
Train Hits Automobile and Kills a Lawyer in Bogota
In Bogota New Jersey on August 2 Attorney Donald Holmes of Paterson was killed when a West Shore train struck his automobile. Injured were Dr James Curtis Wallace C Paul James Shaw W H Turner and Harry Fernback.
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N. J
Donald Holmes
Paterson
West Shore
James Curtis
Wallace C. Paul
James Shaw
W. H. Turner
Harry Fernback
Golden State Limited Derailed West of Wilcox Arizona
The Golden State Limited westbound on the Rock Island railroad was ditched at 1 a m four miles west of Wilcox Arizona. Two passengers are reported injured.
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EL Paso
Tex
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Wilcox, Ariz
Doctor Courtney Taken West By Detective
Trelective C. R. Hellyer of Portland Ore took Dr Joseph Courtney home Monday after his arrest at a local convention on a manslaughter charge. The doctor is accused of performing a fatal operation on an 11 year old girl. A deputized officer planned to accompany him, but an official was dispatched instead for the long return trip.
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C. R. Hellyer
Portland
Ore
Joseph Courtney
Courtney
Motorcycle Collision in Swineley Park Fatality
Pittsburg Aug 3 In a motorcycle collision at Swineley park yesterday James R Brown 40 of Oakland died at Mercy hospital this morning. Lewis Johnston 18 and Charles Byerly 30 were seriously injured.
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Pittsburg
Swineley Park
James R. Brown
Oakland
Mercy Hospital
Lewis Johnston
Charles Byerly
End of Two Minute Track to Become Stockyards Hub
Memphis August 3. If negotiations by Ed Irwin of Kansas City succeed the famous two minute track where Lou Dillon Dan Baich and other harness horses set windshield world records may be transformed into a stockyards site for marketing cattle and other livestock.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ed Irwin
Kansas City
Lou Dillon
Dan Baich
Frisco Shops Resume Full Time Work in Springfield
Springfield Missouri August 38 The Frisco shops resumed work today on full time with nine hours. Twelve hundred men are employed and workers return to standard shifts marking a shift in local industry activity.
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Springfield
Frisco
Lover of Sial Slain on Porch by Angry Father
In Rock Hill S C on Aug 3 a tragedy occurred as J T Williamson and Miss Mary Garrison were found by Miss Garrison’s father on the girl's porch at 1 am. He fired, killing Williamson as the couple neared marriage plans. Garrison surrendered, claiming he acted in duty.
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Sial
Rock Hill
J. T. Wiliamson
Mary Garrison
Miss Garrison
Williamson
Garrison
Kentucky Woman Arrested Here on Charge of Theft
Miss Pearl Hill, well dressed and attractive, was taken to Louisville by Detective Lapel of Louisville. She is charged with the theft of a number of small articles from a Louisville department store while visiting friends in Indianapolis.
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Pearl Hill
Louisville
Lapel
Indianapolis
Roumanians Celebrate Flag Day in Indianapolis
Roumanians marked flag day in Indianapolis with a parade in picturesque costumes then ceremonies at Germania hall. A banquet followed at 1 30 p m and a dance in the evening under the Star Benefit society headed by president Nick Stancil.
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Indianapolis
Germania Hall
Star Benefit Society
Nick Stancil
Man with S240 Disappears in New York City
Police search for Henry Krieschler of Milwaukee who vanished from his wife in Longacre Square last night and has not been heard from since. He carried $2400 and wasen route with Mrs Krieschler to relatives in New Britain Connecticut.
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New York
Henry Krieschler
Milwaukee
Longacre Square
Krieschler
New Britain
Conn
Woman shoots husband during bridal assault in Canonsburg
In Canonsburg Pennsylvania on August 3 Mrs Frank Turner wrestled a revolver from her husband who was beating her and shot him dead. Mrs Tak Mer is unconscious from her injuries.
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Canonsburg
Frank Turner
Force of Habit
A barber converses with a silent customer as he shaves. The barber quips about snow, tenderness, blood, and powders while the mute man sits still, then pays. The twist reveals the barber was shaving himself, leaving him astonished at the end.
Coffee blamed for illness and health restored by Postum
A reader letter recounts years of pale weak health linked to daily coffee use. After quitting coffee and switching to Postum, health improved within weeks and months, with better appetite sleep and no headaches. The letter credits Postum for renewed strength and weight gain.
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Postum
Postum Co
Hattle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Died at Home Tutewiler 35 Succumbs to Brights Disease
James G. Tutewiler, 35, died Sunday night at 125 English Avenue of Bright's disease. He is survived by a widow and two daughters. Justice Flora Belle Justice died Sunday at the home of Mrs. Howell Mies at 27 ND Pennsylvania Street after months of illness. She had traveled from Gulfport Mississippi to Indianapolis seeking relief from the northern climate. funeral will be private.
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Tutewiler
James G. Tutewiler
English Avenue
Bright
Marines Bitten by Rabid Dog in Panama
Ten United States Marines were bitten by a rabid dog in the Panama area and began treatment at the Naval Medical School Hospital in Washington. They were transported from the canal zone aboard the steamship Vhranee under Maj. G. it. Ferssell and rushed to Washington for therapy. The injured include Privates A. B. Tiebbel, WW. oH. Dawkins, R. D., Binghey, W. oT AicParland, L. Clark, G. B. Baxter, Whemae Wople, W. E. Cooper, Oscar Anderson, and L. Moore.
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G. It. Ferssell
New York
Canal Zone
Washington
A. B. Tiebbel
WW. Oh. Dawkins
R. D., Binghey
W. Ot AicParland
L. Clark
G. B. Baxter
Whemae Wople
W. E. Cooper
Oscar Anderson
L. Moore
Woman Held for Robbing Homes During Funerals
Philadelphia Aug 3. Mrs Della Calmadge is in custody on charges of robbing homes where a death had occurred. Committed to jail in default of $500 bail after multiple women testified she befriended families during funerals and stole from the homes while services were held.
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Philadelphia
Della Calmadge
Lawyer Leaves Home and Gets in Lockup
Robert Campbell a Jackson Michigan lawyer is jailed in Moyamesen prison awaiting requisition papers after being charged with embezzlement and deserting his wife. His chorus girlfriend Miss Henrietta Brown joined a Philadelphia theater company in Puffle after he fled. Campbell warned he would not return to Michigan alive and is under watch to prevent suicide.
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Tihwladelphia
Robert Campbell
Jackson
Mich
Moyamesening
Henrietta Brown
Puffle
Campbell
Michigan
Bert Blue Traded To Philadelphia Americans
C catcher Bert Blue of the St. Louis American League team was traded for catcher Sid Smith of the Philadelphia Americans effective immediately. Blue starred for Columbus last season in the American association while Smith played for Atlanta, the Southern league pennant winners.
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Bert Blue
Sr. Louis
St. Louis
Sid Smith
Philadelphia Americans
Blue
Columbus
Smith
Atlanta
Folger Disqualified After Newark Track Race Protest
Joe Folger was disqualified by Referee Kelsey at the Vailsburge cycle track in Newark after Eddie Root protested. Folger allegedly cut in on the pole on the last lap, handing victory to John Bedell who was awarded the race.
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New York
Vailsburge
Newark
Joe Folger
Kelsey
Eddie Root
Boston
Folger
Meaney
John Bedell
Cleveland Camp Meeting Opens August 28 in Indiana
The fifth annual camp meeting at Cleveland Indiana runs from August 28 to September 13 with Rev. John T. Hatfield leading. Every organization of the State Apostolic Women’s Union will be represented.
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Cleveland
Ind
John T. Hatfield
Apostolic Ymolinesa Union
Heat stroke fatal for Indiana woman Anna Smith
Mrs. Anna Smith died in Cincinnati hospital after suffering a heat stroke during Taft day events. The Indiana resident had been hospitalized following the incident in Cincinnati.
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Osgood
Anna Smith
Cincinnati
Centerville Homecoming Draws Expatriate Crowd
Hundreds of former Centerville residents say they will return for the August 14 homecoming in Centerville Ind. A lively Wednesday program has been prepared for the event.
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Centerville
Ind
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