Sanitarium for Colored People Proposed in Indianapolis
A group led by Dr. Furniss and A Purniss plans a sanitarium run entirely by Black residents near Indianapolis. They secured options on property at 939 N Merklan St for 16.10 and said a $500 offer to sellers was rejected as they move forward. The backers, including prominent Black and Native American figures, expect construction to begin soon on the site despite limited details.
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Greegly
Indianapolia
SUN
Neaga
Washington
Iee
Richmond Mystery Deepens Over Unidentified Man
A man found near Horton Massachusetts, believed to be John J Tennessey, dies in a regional hospital. He arrived a week ago in fragile health and could not reveal his identity. Two likely clues vanished, leaving authorities without lead to identify the deceased. He wore a button with a picture of a woman.
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Richmond
John J. Tennessey
Horton
Mass
Ineal Hospital
Dea
Weather Outlook for Indianapolis Area
Forecase for Indianapolis and vicinity over the next 36 hours shows showers and cooler conditions. The forecast notes possible Monday night showers with a likely Tuesday cool down, while temperatures peak around midday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
New Liner Advertisements on Seventh Page
Read the seventh page for liner ads including desk for sale bill file for sale two hundred twenty acre farm for sale music box for sale pony for sale furnished rooms for rent unfurnished rooms for rent girl wanted for housework local blocks misprint and a note about an item lost
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Treir
Music Box
Governor Durbin Approves Roosevelt Letter on Mob Violence
Gov Durbin publicly releases a Roosevelt letter praising actions against Evansville riots and urging public conscience. The missive endorses the call for all citizens to denounce crimes and ensure law and order without delay.
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Durbin
Roosevelt
Gov. Duchly
Mhawer
Evansville
GAR compartment train to national encampment of Me G A Bat
A Pennsylvania special train with two sleepers and a tourist car departed Union Station at noon Monday bound for the Me G A Bat Sin Frmedyco encampment. The route passes through Kansas City Denver Salt Lake City. The GAR Indianapolis party will travel via British Columbia and the northern route returning September 12. The GAR office and department headquarters at the state house will be closed for six weeks while staff trip east.
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Ublon
G. A. Bat Sin Frmedyco
Indiana
GAR
W. Roc
Grubbs
Sarah C. White
Capt .Armstrong
Camel of Administration
Agnestit
W. R.C
1. N. Walker
GALR
Department
State House
Emma Bruart
Drowned Or Murdered Child Mystery Plagues Family
Teddy Kendall two year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kandall 1626 Hall Place was found in a cistern at 1622 Hall Place early Monday by Capt Simeon Hoyle of fire station No 5 Prostration and swooning grief afflicted the parents The cistern lay behind Mrs Allion Souths home two doors away with no sign of how the child entered The mystery deepens as rescuers dragged the foul smelling cistern without noting injuries and the street remains in turmoil after the discovery
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Teddy Kendall
Harry Kandall
Hall Place
Simeon Hoyle
Allion South
Kendall
Souths
Mile Teddy Kendall
Wregeto
Mr. Kregelo
Hoyle
Tom Duntan
William Rosie
Robert Bruce
No.3 Company
Hayle
Thal Sbee
Taam
Clash Between Strikers and Troops in Kieft Russia
Fierce fighting between railroad strikers and the military at Kieft Russia leaves sixty dead and many wounded. Reports describe heavy gunfire and chaotic street clashes as authorities restore order.
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Kieft
Russia
Crematory Removed. Neighborhood Rejoices in Park Redevelopment
Joy in the ivy hospital neighborhood as the Garbage Crematory is torn down and will be rebuilt rearward at nesthouses, preventing disease claims from residents. Supt Jober, after an appropriation of 35290, opts to remove the agitation by relocating the site in the park center. The piece notes a Tuesday contract award for Indiana's building at the St Louis Exposition and a meeting of world’s fair commissioners to award the contract.
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Ivy Hospital
Jober
Diana
Arayer
Adnan
United States
Germany
Ters
Langs questionable courtship stirs Delaware talk
In Delaware the case of E Lang and questions over his desire for a wife raise debate. Locals note a wedding in America as a luxury some Chinese bachelors pursue by bargain while others insist he needs a wife for companionship and work. Moy Sing predicts a quick return with a bride story.
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HE. Lang
Funners
Asacclaien
Jaundey Bum
Delaware
Prisco
Moy Sing
E. Tung
Walts
Ho Gung
America
China
Miles Advocates Global Disarmament Plan at Chicago Stop
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles outlines a disarmament concept urging a humane reduction of armaments. He argues for policing strength based on population, routine armies for public safety, and warns the prevailing military system risks global disaster. He predicts future U S population 28 million and critiques German military power.
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Chicago
Nelson A. Miles
Chicae
Bfiu Pranacisco
G. AR
Mankoul
Body Found After Search For Lost Child In Cistern
A hazy report describes rescuers finding the drowned child Teddy Kendall in a cistern near Kendall House. Capt. Hoyle and crew recovered the body after a quiet, methodical search of cisterns and vaults, noting no external injuries and the body in good condition.
Coroner Rules Death an Accidental Drowning
Coroner Harry Totenllen after inspecting 16 Hall-plate scene and surroundings returned a verdict of accidental drowning. He cited an open cistern tap and a toppled chair as factors and suggested a child may have been replaced by unsuspecting bystanders who attended after the fall.
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Harry Totenllen
Harry Kendall
Gos
Uoket
Mrs Kendall in Critical Condition After Infant Death
Mrs Kendall lies in a darkened room in critical condition after the loss of her baby. Harry Kendall pleads for the child to be brought home alive as doctors and neighbors try to ease his wife’s collapse and hysteria. The family endures daily grief with repeated opiate treatments and grim fears for the infant’s fate.
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Q. Lares
Harry Kendall
Manny
Nendall
Sehr
Jesus
Mystery surrounds quitting Hoosiers and eerie Kendall case
Report describes Jimmy Jones leaving the Hoosiers amid silence on his destination and replacement by Woodrutt. It also references a puzzling telephone call linked to the disappearance and death of the Kendall child, with Jacoby as a noted former secret service figure amid other cryptic details.
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Teddy
Kendall
Jacuby
Park
Jacoby
Miyi
Secret Service
Hoy
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