Longtime Indianapolis resident Frederick Baggs dies at 75
Frederick Baggs 75 of 1720 N Pennsyl Ave died at 1 a m Monday after a long mercantile career in Indianapolis. He served as collector of internal revenue in the seventies and later managed the DePauw plate glass works agent role and the Indianapolis clearing house. He and wife celebrated a golden wedding last February at Roberts Park Church where both were longtime members. He leaves a widow and two daughters Joseph W Beck and Louis A Koehne.
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Maryland
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Oliver Tousey
Tousey & Byram
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DePauw Plate Glass Works
New Albany
William W. Woolen
Indianapolis Clearing House
Woolen
Joseph W. Beck
Louis A. Koehne
Printers Strike Spreads to Evening Sun in New York
The strike by compositors and stereotypers Chicago Morning Sun spread to the Evening Sun in New York. Only 17 of about 100 regulars reported for duty as Philadelphia replacements failed to join the strike after being told it was on. The Sun editorialized about its independence while warning against the strike’s disruptive elements.
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Morning Sun
Births and Deaths Notice with Local Names
Births list includes Harris and Katie Koorey and others with addresses and newborn sexes. Deaths include Infant Hunt and Gilbert Ray among many ages and causes. a long roster of infant and adult losses with ages, causes, and streets. Marriage Licenses list multiple couples with names and partial locations.
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Columbia-ave
Gilbert Ray
Insane
Hope Vallery
Alabama-st
Caroline Neigler
Huron
Missing Siblings Echo 1920s Marion Clark Case
Police pursue a possible repeat of the Marion Clark kidnapping as two children vanish from Long Island. Henrietta Green, 9, and Irene Green, 2, left home Sunday afternoon with housekeeper Annie Child or Hayes, 40. Parents reported them late Sunday night, sparking a missing persons inquiry.
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Long Island
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Hayes
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Trolley Cars Collide Injuring Over Twenty in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn trolley collision injured over twenty people when motorman Arnold Hegel, who had Harrigan run the car while he fixed his shoe, lost control of the brake. The two cars left the tracks and passengers were thrown together. Hegel fled but was later arrested.
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Jimmie” Reynolds
Oklahoma Roadhouse
Grand
Fred Deiner
Deiner
Marie Brooks
Reynolds
New York
Brooklyn
Arnold Hegel
William Harrigan
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Hegel
Two Disconsolate Women Attempt Morphine Suicide
Mrs. Anna Ryan aged 19 of 665 Lincoln Street took a large dose of morphine Sunday morning and cared for her 13 month old baby while both were found in serious condition when Drs Karchner and Gray arrived from the dispensary. She blames neglect by her husband and says she is about to become a mother. Mollie Jackson colored of 123 East Street attempted to end her love disappointment with strychnia Saturday night but Dr Loop from the dispensary counteracted its effects after two hours.
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Lincoln Sr
Mollie Jackson
East St
Dr. Loop
He Will Drive Joe Patchen in Greensburg Race
John Dickerson takes charge of Joe Patchen at Greensburg Indiana to fit him for a season showdown against John R. Gentry and the Searchlight crew. The arrangement aims to beat top crackers and improve Patchen's standing.
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John Dickerson
John R. Gentry
Searchlight
Greensburg
Ind
Board of Works Sets Ringgold Ave Improvements Schedule
The Board of Works took final action on resolutions to construct gravel roadways brick gutters and curb on Ringgold avenue from Orange to Minnesota and cement walks on Harilan street from Woodlawn to Prospect with asphalt work deferred on Eleventh Street from Central to College. Revisions rescinded cover Superior Street from St Clair to St Joseph gravel roadway and curb along Southeastern Avenue from State to Rural and Vermont Street from West Bright to Vermont Street including wooden blocks and cement walks.
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Klondike Gold Output Estimated At Forty Million
Seattle reports the Rosalie delivers Alaska gold dust and drafts totaling about 1.0 million with Yates of San Francisco holding 750000, Ellis of Seattle 200000, and the Ashbys 200000. Gov Ogilvie in Vancouver places Klondike clean up at forty million this season based on Rosalie advices.
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Ogilvie
Klondike
Rosalie
Maya Rebellion Flares in Yucatan as Mexican Army Masses Forces
Reports from Oaxaca say Maya Indians in Yucatan resist Mexican authority after centuries of conflict. Over 15,000 soldiers and ten gunboats are gathered along the frontier for a planned campaign likely to begin late in the month. The Mayas reportedly field more than 6,000 fighters and are well armed for renewed resistance.
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Sonora
Fete of William Per case arouses Goshen citizens
Reports claim the body of William Per is being prepared for burial with embalming fluid causing distress. Some doubt the tale while others urge inquiry. In Lafayette, James Sheenan faces arrest over a $350 safe theft. In Peru, Clyde Jones to face a preliminary hearing for Nellie Berger abduction. a feared mob forms but the jail remains heavily guarded.
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William Per
Peru
Clyde Jones
Nellie Berger
Durand
Berger
McKinley to Attend Chicago Autumn Festival
President McKinley plans to attend Chicago's autumn festival on October 9. In Hanover Pennsylvania, Rev S B Myers died in his pulpit while urging his congregation to be ready for the final call. Manila casualties rise with twenty one more soldiers dead. The Bala Bac area remains secured as US forces control the straits. Eau Claire street car workers walked off Sunday. About two thousand New York cloakmakers strike for a 23 percent wage increase. Smallpox cases reported in Cayto and Little Falls New York. Former Governor Atkinson of Georgia is seriously ill.
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S. B. Myers
Hanover
Purdue to Publish Wool Growers Bulletin on Scab Disease
Indiana reports 9,851 sheep in 321 townships infected with scab. Governors Mount and Matthews urged a law to protect cattle and herds from contagious diseases after studying other states. A prepared bill, deemed highly effective, failed to pass last session. The stock yards inspector, formerly Missouri livestock veterinarian, praised the proposed measure as the best in the nation.
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Baker Acquitted in Barboursville Murder Trial
In Barboursville Kentucky the jury returned a not guilty verdict for James Baker in the murder trial. Distant factions voiced dissatisfaction and threats were heard as the verdict was announced. Baker faces two additional cases pending and bond was set on Monday.
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James Baker
Bond
County records officer projects 101570 budget request
L G Akin county recorder files a 101570 annual estimate with 12500 salary 1950 books 50 50 postage 1600 rebinding records 36000 for old copies. Clerk Elliott tallies court expenses totaling 101570 including insanity inquests and venue changes with clerk expenses at 26090.
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Elliott
Heat Prostration Sends Man To Ambulance At White River Park
An ambulance responded to White River Park on a Monday afternoon to remove a man who had collapsed from the heat.
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White River Park
Indianapolis Stock Market and grain prices report
Indianapolis stock market news notes light cattle receipts and a steady market. City grain prices show mixed bids for wheat corn oats hay with various No numbers and color codes and values listed for August and current bids.
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Union steel and chain company incorporated in Delaware
Boston readers learn that the Union steel and chain company is incorporated under Delaware law with authorized capital of 60 million dollars. It aims to consolidate about 100 ore and steel plants including rolling mills blast furnaces and mines. Forty plants have been accepted and mineral lands in Minnesota have been acquired. The firm will manufacture all steel except rails. The Cleveland steel company led by Rockefeller has been acquired.
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Robbers Loot Widow in Early Morning Safe Break-In
Mrs Morrell a wealthy widow of South Whitley Indiana was tied and gagged by a gang that looted a safe taking jewelry and 1200 dollars. Her earrings were torn free and she lies severely ill as a posse pursues the bandits who fled on a bandear.
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Shiel & Co Anti-trust Live Stock Market Summary
Light receipts and a strong market capped by high prices for light bacons with margins required. Provisions lag and a possible ten to twenty cent drop could occur soon. Fancy bacon quoted 4.80 to 4.85, medium and heavies 4.71 to 4.72. Good cattle firm at prior week levels. common cattle dull.
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Indianapolis
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