Paotor’s Plea Shapes Fate Of A Boy In Court
In Stiles court Albert Mogle 11 faces reform school after a second theft of 130 dollars from Zook. Pastor M B Hyde pleads for mercy, promising to monitor the boy and support his conduct as relatives sob nearby. Judge Stubbs contemplates but delays final action.
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Stiles
Aip
Albert Mogle
Indiana Reform Schooter
M. B. Hirde
Fletcher-place
Stubbs
Rev. Hyde
Pavite
Judes Stubbs
Veach Domestic Fight Reported at Lexington Avenue Home
Police found a beaten wife at 1128 Lexington Ave after a disturbance at Harry Veach's residence. Veach had fled. witnesses described a savage struggle leaving bruises and torn furniture. Two warrants were outstanding for his arrest.
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Riegemmen
Teasley
Harry Veach
Lexington-ave
Veach
Gore
Foster in Court After Alley Fight Trial
Foster had a skull fracture from a fight with two alleged assailants, Poste and Davenport. In police court Davenport was discharged, Foster fined $1 and costs, Poste fined $5 and costs. Haymaker pleaded guilty to Nicholson law violation and was fined $10 and costs.
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Foster
Davenport
Poote
Poore
Haymaker
Hartford City Speaker Cantwell to undergo kidney operation
Ridney W Cantwell of Hartford City former speaker of the house in the last general assembly will be operated on at St Vincent hospital Tuesday afternoon. Dr W N Winward reports the patient suffers from tuberculosis of the kidneys and at 1 30 oclock a decision on operability could not be made.
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Ridney W. Cantwell
Hartford City
St. Vincent
W. N Winhard
Cantwell
Alfred Potts Linked to 60 Cent Gas Movement Campaigns
Alfred Potts, a gas company leader, organized a meter campaign in 1900 and reportedly received 500 checks from Consumers' Gas Trust and Indianapolis Gas Co. He denies volunteering to use his influence with commercial organizations to enlist them in the meter drive, claiming sincerity.
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Consumers' Gas Trust
Indianapolis Gas Company
Alfred F. Potts
Potts
Indianapolis
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Teg Wae
Inc
Commercial Club
Denter
Ues
Board of Trade
Tice Meters
Law Building
Fatis
Gap
Iaid
Board of Trade For Meters Y
Gaa
Death tally climbs as fever toll rises and cases surge
The SCRIPPS-M RAF PRESS ASSOCIATION reports six more deaths from yellow fever and eleven new cases in New Orleans by Tuesday noon. The piece also details Alfred F. Potts involvement in past gas meter campaigns, payments from gas firms, and his denial of wrongdoing. A separate note mentions Emma F Cook seeking divorce from John E Cooper amid claims of drunkenness and name-calling.
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Scripps-M Raf Press Association
New Orleans
Twentieth winner at Bun subs drive in three days
The article notes a boy named Etter, son of George and Margaret Etter, securing 40 Bun subscriptions in under four days and winning a Sun premium bicycle. The bicycles are from Guarantee Tire and Supply. His friends praise his effort and skill in the wheel curing contest. CHICAGO Mrs Henry M Kidder mother of Kathryn Kidder dies in Carlsbad Germany after poor health since the Iroquois Theater fire.
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George
Margaret Etter
Mr. Etter
Guarantes Tire and Supply Company
Chicago
Iroquois Theater
Henry M. Kidder
Kathryn Kidder
Carlsbad
Germany
City leaders to hold gas conference Tuesday afternoon
The mayor, the board of public works and the city council committee met on Tuesday afternoon to discuss gas matters. The session aimed to review plans, assess infrastructure, and outline next steps for public utilities and residents.
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Board OF Public Works
City Council Committee
Peace talks hinge on czar decision in Tokyo conference
Portsmouth Aug 22 peace envoys adjourned to Wednesday to finish protocols and seek a compromise basis with Russia and Japan. The czar's choice will determine peace or war as Allied diplomats warn Europe may be drawn into a protracted conflict. Roosevelt pressures diplomacy while a broader European risk looms.
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Scrippe 2Orre Press Association
Portsmouth
Jtapapest
Petce
Saga
Russia
Japan
Europe
City panel weighs gas franchise amendments
Mayor John W. Holtzman the Board of Public Works and the contracts and franchises committee held a conference on Tuesday to discuss amendments to the 60 cent gas franchise. City Engineer Jeup opposes the deposit for meters arguing it burdens residents. Joseph Gasper defends the deposit as a fair guarantee and notes the company could gain about 4600 a year from deposits.
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John W. Holtzman
Board of Public Works
Council Committee On
City
Engaver
Jeup
Ag Tong’ UN
Joseph Gasper
Gasper
Thdiangpolis
Gaaper
Coasumera
Weather Outlook With Thunder and Showers Tuesday
A fragmentary forecast notes thunder and showers likely Tuesday with unsettled conditions. The text hints at a possibly waning day following the shower likelihood.
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Indianapolis and Midwest
A large Indiana Missouri Tennessee quake was felt in Indianapolis at 11:05 PM Monday. Several residents reported furniture and lamps moved or toppled, with some noting two main shocks and others feeling lesser tremors as the city rocked from west to east. Residents from Meridian Flats to nearby streets described vibrations, with observers contacting police and weather officials for confirmation.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Washington
Middle West
Weather Bureau
13- Val Observatory
Observatory
Indiana
Missour
Tennessee
Indianapolis
Mr. Pierson Saya
Celock
Hot
Uris
WG Hunter
Meridian Flats
Meridian
Mignleanets
Hunter
Mo Gays
Building Collapse At World’s Fair Grounds In St Louis
In St Louis Aug 2 a section of an educational building at the world’s fair grounds collapsed during wrecking work after two earthquake shocks. Eleven men were injured and two, John Neri aged 23 and Charles Starsh aged 30, were critically hurt as the roof fell into an open court.
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Scripps M'Rre Prese Association
BT Louis
World's Fair Grounds
St. Louis
Sean
John Neri
Charles Starsh
Prince Louis of Battenburg Arrives for Two Day Visit
Prince Louis of Battenburg arrived with five staff officers on a special train from Quebec. A reception committee met him and Montreal officials, as festivities were planned over two days. He will visit Ottawa Toronto and Niagara Falls before returning to the meet anchored near Quebec.
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Prince Louis
Battenburg
Scripps
RAE Presb Association
Montreal
France Lavin
Quebec
Princes Lous
Ottawa
Toronto
Niggara Falls
Britain
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Chrlé
Earl R, Etter
Czar
Roosevelt
J. P. Mullally
Jeweter
Monument Place
Eleanor Hospital
Eighteenth and Capitol-are
Harry D. Weller
Wittougaby Building
N. Meridian
Mands
Pene Bestar
Eppelyinech
Ohio
Scripps Mra Press Association
Cincinnati
W. Clarke Davies
Heaith
Davies
James C. Bray
van Camp Packing Company
New Planes
Wulechnar's
Biogemeis Brow
N. Tilings Ee
Stegemelr
Kruse & Deventer
Harmon & Hail
Washinton
Jeatte Rok
Weather Forecast
Te Raye Teen Ram
Asi
Seendt
Heey
Clits
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Clighty
E. L Pierson
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Wee
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Panneylvants St
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Thersar
Lou
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Tance
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Hie
Prince Louis of
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Prince Louis I
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Greece
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Admiralty
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