Three robberies in Irvington raise alarm near homes
Three bold burglaries occurred in Irvington within two blocks early Wednesday. At 88 Dillon Ave Mrs J B Finding’s home $150 and a gold watch were taken. at 540 B Washington St rear window pried, $3 in cash and two 10k gold watches stolen. at 27 Dillon Ave A B Overholtzer’s house 25 cents stolen, two gold watches and jewelry left behind. No clues found.
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Irvington
J.B. Finding
Dillon Ave
Maria L. Dickman
B. Washington St
A. B. Overholtzer
Woman Fatally Burned While Smoking Pipe
A woman seated in bed smoking a pipe had embers ignite bedclothes causing instant flames. Mrs Gimley of 431 Chesapeake Street suffered severe burns, the fire department extinguished the blaze, and she was taken to City Hospital where recovery was deemed impossible.
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Mrs. Gimley
Chesapeakest
City Ambulance
Hawkes
Nomination Moment for Davis Is Detailed at Greenbrier
John Sharp Williams announced the Democratic vice presidential nomination for Henry G. Davis before a large audience at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Notables attended including Tom Taggart Perry Belmont John J. Martin and Norris while officials praised the party platform and fiscal prudence. The report contrasts Davis remarks with Williams long speech praising the nomination and critiquing Republican fiscal policy. The scene captures a historic nominating moment with weather favorable and a patriotic setting. The coverage includes tribute to local self government and warning against centralization of power. It also notes author Ingraham death in Chicago and Prentiss Ingraham's passing.
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Beripsdle Rae Press Association
White Sulphur Springs
John Sharp Wiliams
Missssippi
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
United States
Old Green Brier
Tom Taggart
Bcent
Perry Belmont
New York
John ‘J. Martin
St. Louis
Daniel
Virginia
Norris
District of Columbia
Buchanan
Harrison
Cleveland
Hisley
Roosevelt
Retail Deals Mentioned Across Multiple Stores
Thursday shoppers see trunks traveling bags and suit cases offered by L. E. Morrison Co while Dapbury Hat Co lists hats and underwear. Yon negra advertises freezers and garden hoses with discounts at The Standard Tea Company and many stores post toy and clothing specials including boys pants at Wieson’s and credit options at several clothing houses.
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L. E. Morrison & Co
Dapbury Hat Co
Ayren & Co
Yon+ negra
Tandard ‘Tea Company
Unoleum de Yard
Btar
New York
Wieson's
Peoples Crean Jothing Co
Klepper
Menter
Rosenboom & Co
Deltch Wheel Company
Indiane Wal Pages Company
Contrast of Street Oratory in Indianapolis Crowd Scene
On a downtown Indianapolis street a Salvation Army gathering drew about 200 protesters and 20 quiet listeners as a street orator denounced government, class clashes, and military leaders while passersby hurried past. The scene contrasted fervent public discourse with indifferent crowds amid a night-time urban backdrop.
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Indianapolis
Meridian Ai
Washington
Teal
Ite
Saza
Salvation Army
Lnte
Gur Patton
Coroner Probes Delayed Death Report in 1901
In June 1901 railroad man Charles Ray died at St Vincents hospital from injuries from a wreck. Officials delayed notifying the coroner, a hearing was held Wednesday morning, and the coroner ordered investigation. Physicians at the hospital may be called to explain the reporting delay. The coroner pledged a thorough inquiry.
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Charles Ray
St. Vincents Hospital
William Ostenbach
W. Onjont
Corner Tutewiler
Three Cremated In Depew Fire At Paget Home
Buffalo NY early Wednesday a fire destroyed the Paget home in Depew six miles east of Buffalo. Mr and Mrs Paget and their young daughter were believed to have been in the house Tuesday night and perished in the blaze.
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Buffalo
Ang
Paget
Depew
Huffain
T Wan
Afr
Weather forecast for Wednesday night and Thursday
Forecast calls for fair skies with temperatures at 7 am 64 and noon 84, with 2 pm conditions to be determined. Strong northerly winds expected across Indiana and neighboring states, suggesting cooler evenings ahead.
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Indiana
Elevator Boy and Crowds Strain Ingalls Block Elevator
Garvin recalls crowds cramming onto the Ingalls brick elevator after Senator Fairbanks quit his office. He notes the overloads and blinters as visitors swarmed the box, forcing rope-pulling efforts and a potential extra helper to manage traffic. The senator’s decision to stay home reduced the rush, but crowds still tested the system.
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Ingalla Block
Garvin
Fairbanks
Clarence Garvie
Ingalls Brick
Surrender Port Arthur and Japanese advance reported
Aug 17 Petersburg cables note a demand to Russians at Port Arthur to surrender in the Mikado name. The Russian commander’s reply awaited. Casualties aboard the ship Askeld at Shanguhat include 11 dead and 4 wounded. Japanese forces reportedly seize Tsanshan in Manchuria as outposts push forward on Aug 16.
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Scripps McRan
Tokio
Wittie
Achat Crreles
Pont Anthor
ST. Petersburg
Manchuria
Mukier
Tsanshan
Dapintushan Pass
Resevk
Treat for Orphans Elks Plan Big City Event
The Elks lodge No. 13 prepares a grand outing for city orphans on Wednesday August 44 if rain delays. The event includes a Union Station gathering at 9 3 pm, special streetcar rides, Riverside amusements donated devices, a free ride on the felon Gould hotel, and a large committee to ensure the children have a memorable day with ample provisions and fun.
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Elks’ Lodge
Union Atetion
Riverside Px
Riverside Amusement Company
Felon Gould
Anatchevy
Senator Hoar Dying in Worcester Massachusetts
In Worcester Massachusetts on August We We AguheeMent, news reached that Senator George F Heary, a venerable statesman, is dying. Dr Warren L Gilman, his attending physician, reports the senator's affliction has progressed to a point where only days remain. The mind remains clear though he suffers no pain as his physical strength wanes and recuperation ceases. There is no specific disease given, but the end appears near.
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Worcester
Mass
George F. Heary
Warren L. Gilman
Way of Love Rivalry Ends in Tragedy and Arrest
A young man with a serious chest wound was found in Broadpole park on Tuesday. Authorities believe a suicidal act followed a fight with his bride shortly after their wedding. In Springfield a man named Fred Krautwater fled the altar only to be arrested on a blackmail claim by Eva Miller. She alleged she would reveal the marriage plans unless paid eighty five dollars. City officials say the area remains safe as a safety board meeting adjourned after hours of concern.
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Anounksown
Broadpole Park
Springfield
Fred Krautwater
Nelork
Eva Miller
Krautwater
Miller
Madison Avenue Streets Torn Up Again
Factory representatives told the works board on Wednesday that Madison Avenue remains torn up for over five weeks. The street had been improved recently by the city but freel car company crews still disrupt work. Representatives said they can reach nearby yards in two blocks, delaying progress.
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Works Board
Fires witnesses in Liberty rail crash investigation
Witnesses examined in the Liberty railroad accident inquiry into Frank Steen’s death. Reported statements describe the train not seeing the auto, a collision at high speed, and officers noting the engine’s speed as the vehicle crossed the track. Further proceedings set for Thursday.
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Frank
Steen
H & de Thar
Masi
Walt Wey
Carrer
New
Wife not worried about husband missing in Indianapolis
Mrs. Ph Kelly of North Indianapolis dismisses the theory of foul play in the disappearance of her husband Kushal Kelly who has been missing since Tuesday night. She notes past absences with no serious trouble and believes there is no cause for alarm despite a $1 check he wrote to his wife earlier.
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Ph Kelly
Indianapolis
Som
Kelly
Wisanthcta
Mra Kelly
Residents Call for Urgently Repairing Damaged Street
A local resident asks authorities to repair the deteriorated Monte O street at once due to long delays. The blocked condition causes significant inconvenience as workers improve the street and residents seek prompt action from city officials.
Killed Returning From Sisters Wedding Near Leray
Miss Minx Bear Nuzum daughter of Gen Theodore Nugate of Reedy Market died after being thrown from a carriage returning from a double wedding near Leray. Her sisters Geare and Edna Nogem married Albert Shepherd and Okey Kimes. Mr and Mrs Rameel Shepherd were seriously injured as were Early Shepherd and others. Horses attached to Shepherds buggy broke, buggies overturned, and the other carriage was frightened. Also noted is a Democratic Convention update from Peru Indiana about a district 11 meeting and the plan for a Democratic Congressional convention in Pace on Sept 25.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Leray
Win
Misses Geare
Edna Nogem
Albert Shepherd
Okey Kimes
Minx Bear Nuzum
Theodore Nugate
Reedy Market
Rameel Shepherd
Wirt Rannty
Shephard
Samuel
Mixs Nuzum
Jailed Seven Years For Another's Crime In London
The article reports Adelph Beek, detained after prison time, being arrested and sentenced amid a bizarre case in London. Details are fragmented but indicate a seven year term linked to another’s crime. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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London
Adelph Beek
Woman’s apparent fall at American Falls shocks Buffalo crowd
An unidentified woman about 45 years old died by her own action at the American Falls on Wednesday. The incident was witnessed by a bystander as she wore a black dress and champagne colored waist, throwing the crowd into shock.
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Rapida
Berippebte Rae Prens Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Une
Americal Falls
Kunareda
Adolite Heck Case Tangles With Similar Suspects
A Victorian era report recounts Adolite Heck found guilty of petty theft, release followed by disputed imprisonment claims, and a claim that John Smith was similarly accused in HIT. Police pursued Beck and others for loitering, while James McCurick’s diamond vanished after a nap in John Walters’ saloon.
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Adolite Heck
Francis
John Smith
Nat Loke Age Meek
White
John Amik Twaon
Heck
Beck
Suephian
William Chasteen
Rey Beck
Hauser and
Lareh
James McCurick
Jahn Walters
Diamond Worth Mi
Henry Seyfried Sparks Riot at Democratic County Convention
Delegates clash at Tomlinson hall as Henry Seyfried objects to the report and refuses to yield the chair. Police intervene to restore order amid shouting and jostling while officers remove Seyfried from the stage and nominations proceed for coroner and other offices.
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Jane W. Kealing
Charles Remarr
Richard MM. Coleman
Henry Predman
Keajine
Parker
Joe Bell
Rate Henry Seyfried
Ryan
Keating
Freedman
Democratic County Platform Endorses Candidates and Calls for Reform
The platform endorses national and state candidates and attacks Republican county actions. It accuses deputies of benefiting from offices and demands opening county books to reveal contract awards. Democrats pledge honest governance and removal of party influence from offices if elected.
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Republican
Pravh
Convention Sidelines at St Louis Meeting
Report from the St Louis convention describes a hot atmosphere with delegates sweating in the hall. Notable moments include John Keen’s photo on stage, Ward 1 and Pike Town delegates clashing over chairs, and police restraint during disturbances. Local vendors and a prominent lemonade seller drew attention amid the bustle.
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St. Louis
St. Louie Tall
John W. Keen
Five Killed as Train Hits Wagon at Colorado Avenue
A Chicago bulletin reports a railway train struck a wagon at Forty eighth street and Colorado Avenue at 2 p.m. Wednesday, causing five deaths and injuring several others. The incident involved Patell wagons and switinances, with details still incomplete.
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Chicago
Colorado Ave
Deserted on Wedding Day Allegation in Superior Court
Lena Wright sues husband Ernest Wright in superior court for support after a 12 year marriage. She claims he deserted her immediately after the wedding and she has lived with her parents while earning her own living. He is accused of receiving 15 to 25 dollars weekly. She seeks a judgment of 800. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Payne Whitney on August 11 in Lubworth Maine. A daughter was born to the Whitmores in February of the same year. The baby is a grandchild of Secretary Hay on his mother’s side and of the late William C Whitney on the father’s side.
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Lena Wright
Ernest Wright
Anra
Wright
Whitneya
McRaereas Association
Lbworth
Payne Whitne
Whitorva
Baby Toy Iia
Hay
William C. Whitney
Navy
Nin
Siém
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ELKS
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Adehiganest
Monte O
Peru
Ind
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Henry Seyfried
Henry C. Cox
Robert Madden
Frank Morrison
Paul Julian
James E. McCullough
August M. Kuhn
Tomlinson Hall
Marlon County
Clark Culrea
Cans Vention
Aitet
Warda
Wird
Br Stuckey
Seyfried
Diet
Salem D. Cook
Berfried
Pine W. Buetholemes
Henry Cox
Juaze
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Cox
Whartles A. Garrard
Robert Manger
Rompiere Garsard
Madden Wat
Eta Malton
Lowe
Festi
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Thor
Wilmer Cyeistivn
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Culver
Rhodes
Morrison
Christian
Reagan Ic
Vores Nectasary Bacholer
Paul Juan
Surveyor
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Clark
Janes
EB McCsi- Fough
Aturney
Sark
Catley
Firat
Ste- Cutlough
Preenets
McCullough
Ark
Democratic County Platform
Tom Tageart
Ward 1
Pike
John Wo Keating
Republican Party
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Philippines
Jerry Collins
Kewling
Geaton’s
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Unt Tailor
Pembroke Arcade
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