Water Pump In Operation In Indianapolis Big 30000 Gallon Engine
The Indianapolis water company activated a 30,000 gallon vertical triple expansion engine to bolster fire protection and pressure at conflagrations. A new building, gunmetal castings, and a design by L K Davis mark the installation, with two 10,000 gallon centrifugal pumps supplying Fall Creek until the aqueduct is flush.
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Monster Mastemiere
Indianapolis
L. K. Davis
Landon
Fall Creek
Massachusettis
Tve
B. F. DuBois
S. Maryland-st
B. Illnois-st. Pirat
Massachusetts-ave
At &3
Imperial Hotel
B. F. McClelan
Virginia-ave
Washington
Capitolave
Wells Mfg. Co
Wim. Whegel
Meridianst
Dr. Joseph &, Sorrow
Ohio
L. St. Brown
Lemeke
J. O'Bannon
Baldwin Block
Aix
Simpson
E. Market-at
Finenout & King
E. Market-rt
Victor
N. Delaware At
W. Abraham
Aneshaennel
S. Meridian
Trdiana Electrotype Company
Pearl St
Bell Tone
Wilhite
E. Wibash St
Baker Brow
E. Washington
Tndlanspalis Warehouse Company
Pennsylvania
W. J. Batley
Wirang
Super Lee
Anachunetts-Ave
Horwes
Stow Waren Brothers
Togiana
Indianapolis Man Killed in Wreck on Big Four Trains
One man was killed and four injured in a head on collision between two Big Four work trains west of Elizabethtown Hamilton County Indiana. Engineer Patrick Mitchell of Indianapolis and brakemen Frank G Noonan F J Winon William Welsty and Dan Gallivan were injured. The cause remains unknown. Two other Indianapolis men Reginald H Sullivan and W H Robinson were slightly hurt in a Santa Fe wreck at Scranton. Mrs Robert Gray of Florida may be fatally injured.
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Headen Coljistons
Elizabethtown
Hamilon Counts
Tiaridas
Patrick Mitchell
Inilanapatis
Sas Kile Outrigat
Frank G. Noonan
F. J. Winon
William Welsty
Dan Gallivan
Joe Gover
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Jona
Indianapolis
Reginald HH. Sullivan
Whs BL Robinson
Fayvite Sf
Santa Fe
Scranton
Weilnest
Cale Merma
Robert Gray
Plord, II
Complaints Hit Central Avenue Car Line Service
Patrons of the Central Avenue car line complained Thursday that service was below standard with at least two cars removed from the line. One patron said they waited about 18 minutes for a ride, though regular service runs approximately every four minutes.
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Centralave. Car
Local ads offer services and bargains across streets
A flood of small notices lists shaves and haircuts, furniture repairs, insurance, photography, laundry, and various goods for sale. Businesses on Massachusetts avenues, Perry Street, and other local addresses advertise secondhand goods, portraits, abstracts, and rental or repair services.
New City Chemist to Be Appointed
Dr Spencer, secretary of health, addresses the works ward seeking a joint meeting to confer with the water company's chemist and arrange a physical investigation. Dr Ferguson continues examining the water, reported still pure. Two new typhoid cases were logged on Thursday including Catherine Rive and William Sheiggert, with Mrs Flin and Alonzo Wivon among the listed local residences.
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Ny Hoo
Catherine Rive
Merst
William Sheiggert
Wadnes- May
Flin
Meridina St
Alonzo Wivon
Woman Sues Streetcar for 10000 Damages Over Ditch
Mrs Sarah Murharger sues the Virginare streetcar company claiming a ditch dug along car tracks caused her to fall at night injuring her. She seeks 10000 damages and her husband Raph Murharger sues for 350 for injuries to his wife.
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Virgin
Sarah Murbarger
Hottan
Auto Accident Injures Levy and Stark Near Waverly
Henry Levy son of ex treasurer Leopold Levy and Miss Marie Stark suffered severe injuries when a car went off a deep hill embankment near Waverly. The vehicle overturned trapping Levy and injuring Miss Stark. The crash caused Levy’s leg fracture and left Stark in shock. A separate suit from Bull Filed against Leonard B Bargent in Indianapolis seeks $42 for instruction boarding and supplies.
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Henry Levy
Marie Stark
Leopold Levy
Marie Chick
Waverly
Levy
Hes Cware Mighle
Misa Clark
Bull
Christian Brothers’ College, Bt. Louie
Leonard B. Bargent
Indianapalis
Monney
Leonard Bargent
Not Enough Patrolmen In Irvington Suburb Claim
Irvington residents complain of only two night officers and one day officer policing four square miles. They say patrols are inadequate to cover Tuxedo, Fifield, and surrounding country, with Burglary spikes and a silent suburb voice for more protection. They urge annexed terms be honored to boost police presence.
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Tevington
Gover Wit
Tenthenl
Tuxedo
Irvington
Suit to Break His Father's Will
John L. Plummer petitions to invalidate the 1904 will of Kiran Phimme, alleging his father was not of sound mind and that heirs including Hirem A. Plummer benefited improperly. The suit seeks to declare the will void and reallocate an estate valued around $1.6 million, contending real and personal properties were unequally distributed.
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Jay
Iva
Hiram
Falcon Comet Court Sees Judge Lenient On Fine
A garbled court note shows Judge Whallon in Falcon comet on a Thursday hearing a drunken charge. The judge reduced the usual penalty to 35 dollars plus coats and days in the workhouse, reflecting a lenient approach.
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Cuftly
Anid Dames Dixon
Whallon
Falcon Comet
Phuraday
Shively Elected Supreme Chancellor by Knights of Pythias
The Knights of Pythias supreme lodge chose Charles B. Shively of Richmond Indiana as supreme chancellor in a unanimous vote. The report notes Tracy B. Rani and references The Union National Bank with William J. Richarde as president seeking business.
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Louisville
Union National Bank
Nome
William J. Richarde
Insults at President Stir Tempers in National Tensions
Fragments describe a chaotic scene with threats against the president and widespread violence. Reports mention mobs and killings, with white supremacist groups forming and attacking Black residents. A grotesque note claimed to be from the assailants and officials vow to punish the perpetrators as unrest spreads.
Church in Court Again Over Meeting Noise
The colored Church of the Young God faced a peace disturbance charge after a restraining order was served. Judge Whallon ruled the meeting noisy and fined preacher Mrs Waller and her husband ten dollars each. appeal planned. A separate note mentions a book distribution and a forthcoming band appearance at Fairbank with the Canadian Bellvite group.
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Elwrch
Dude Wratten
Princess Ward Keeps Vows Amid Odd Wedding Feats
Account of a royal wedding in London with Princess Aline Ward and a mystery suitor. Witnesses attend as a pompous ceremony unfolds. After the vows the couple depart for Paris, amid unusual remarks on the events and attendees.
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London
Chimas
Aline Ward
Bitchien
Pamded
Paris
Local Mischief and Notices From The Area
Fragmented notices describe a vaudeville prop dispute with a large knife echoing in a street scene. Reports detail a riot at Zeigter and a buckshot injury during a political clash. A Georgia land deal seeks stock cancellation amid misrepresentation claims. Diamond prices and sales messaging appear from J P Mullally Jeweler at Monument Place.
Five Burglaries Reported on South Side Amid Break-ins
Early Thursday morning burglars entered five southeast city homes. Sloan at 56 Fort South had a gold watch and jewel case with rings stolen. Courtney at 433 B South St lost a gold watch gloves a charm and $4. Tallentire at 15 East St found $17 missing and suspects tied to the same gang. The robbers ransacked Tallentire’s home and consumed food before fleeing. neighbors Miller and Tyner on nearby Lord Street heard noises but no one was harmed.
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Pr TL
W.T. Tallenttre
I 5
East-st
John Miller
Lord St
Wes Tyner
Speed Misjudgment Linked To Fatal Crossing Crash
Testimony shows train crew had no clear speed limits or instructions at the crossing. Engineers and fireman described watching signals as the auto, moving about nine to ten miles per hour, approached. the collision killed Frank J. Sieen. Witnesses placed the vehicle’s approach and loss of view at the crossing.
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Freman
TL & D. Trav
Frank J. Sieen
Corsner Dunlavy
Thursdas
Koward J. Dodge
Harrison, CO
Moe
Ensige
Flen
J. Warner
Highlindeave
Arciteat
Parkway-ave
Albert Hurkuich
Joy Biles
Tate
Fan System Proposed for School Ventilation Sparks Labor Strife
A heated dispute over ventilating methods for a new city school builds centers on a proposed steam fan system. Workers walked out amid claims of nonunion hires and a closed shop policy violation. Farrell defends hiring practices while planning to replace striking crew with nonunion workers, with a conference set for Thursday night.
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Éxteria
S. Farrell
Diacusa
Farrell
Utton
Steanitters’ Union
Lila
Fire damages Monon yard car in furniture blaze
Firefighters battled an eight hour blaze in a Monon yards car loaded with used upholstery fabric seed. The fire alarm arrived at midnight. crew dumped a second carload of grass to ease the smoke and heat. Firemen finally extinguished the flames Thursday morning.
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Monon
Twenfet
Rainy weather eases across the state with sporadic showers
The Thursday morning rain was light and scattered with brief downpours in spots, little impact on schedules and a claim that rain may return within six days. Weather forecaster Bryche Thareday notes continued unsettled conditions through the week, while notices report W F P Biotham Co suspending brokers. Mr and Mrs Fred E Barrett plan a few weeks away visiting Atlantic City and New York.
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Posaibbe
Werther
Fred E. Barrett
Atlantic City
New York
Weather and divorce notice mix in Indiana area report
Threatening weather with occasional showers likely Thursday night and Friday slowly rising temperatures. 7 am 60, noon 74, 2 pm 78. Local showers possible with brisk winds. In divorce news WHI Monfort seeks divorce from Mary Allee citing noncooperation.
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Wiarm EL Monfort
Mary Allee
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