Motorman Wade Arrested After Threatening Killings
John Wade a motorman from Indianapolis was arrested in Cincinnati after drawing a revolver and threatening to kill his former wife and her new husband Jackson. Officers rushed in, Wade was restrained and locked up at the Fourth district station after a quick confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Wade
Indianapolis
Cincennati
John ‘Wade
Wade
Inglanspolle
Ullinois
Jackson
Imsianapolis
Jsexwon
Nowe
Harry Wleth
Flearly Jackson
Klein Flat
Fourth District
Omcera Benzing
Wahalon
Ofcera
Canoeist Lost His Life in White River Tragedy
Woba J. Huber, 26, of 1601 N Ilincie, drowned after his canoe overturned on White River near Riverside Park. Unable to swim, he struggled in the water until rescuers arrived two hours later. Huber had worked for E C Atkins & Co as an assistant purchasing agent and planned a two week vacation ending Monday. He lived with his mother and sisters and left a brother in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woba J. Huber
N. Ilincie At
White River
Eddington
Noc
Mr. Huber
Girls Defy Prayer Rule At City War Factory
Four girls from a Chicago plant reportedly refused to pray during designated hours, claiming noncompliance with wartime rules. The incident occurred at a local factory described as a city workplace under supervision of Scripps-Meliac Prean Advocation. Authorities report the matter is under review with potential disciplinary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Meliac Prean Advociation
Chicago
Deen Ajschargen
Whe
Jim City
Dace Factory
Judge Nixon Bet On Howell Defeat He Paid After Loss
In Americus Georgia on August 5 a city court judge named Nixon who supported Clark Howell lost the governor race to Hoke Smith. Report says Nixon had bet a broiled crow that Howell would win. after Howell’s defeat Nixon paid the bet. The event drew hundreds, with Nixon and Judge Panchat involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
derippe-McRay
Arsen
Americus
Nixon
Clark Howell
Hoke Smith
Agresa
Jinige Panchat
Cannon on Ohio Stump in Campaign Tour
Washington reports Speaker Cannon will appear at least twice on the Stump in Ohio campaigning this year. One speech will be in Cincinnati for Longworth, another in Columbus to counter Democratic efforts against Taylor. Kaiser may come to the U S next year, per Dr. Schmidt, who cites a desire for a personal study of American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Ohio
Sam Washington
Sherwan
Republican Congressional Committee
Cincinnati
Longworth
Columbus
L Taylor
Kaiser
Scrippa-McRine Frese Association
Milwaukee
Wic
Germany
William
United States
August von Schmidt
Suitteart
Wertenberg
Alexico
Congress of Geologists
Prince Henry
Giant Leader Gets Back at Pulliam
Special to The Sea Pittsburg August 25 After reinstatement by National League President Pulliam John J McGraw says he expected the suspension to last through the Chicago and Pittsburgh series He accuses Pulliam of bias against Cincinnati and vows to push for full evidence from both sides over the Giants pennant race and management decisions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pulliam
John J. McGraw
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Giants
Polat
Johnstone
Tom
City man linked to gambling ring with six arrests
Joseph Lux and five others were arrested on gambling charges. Uncle Steldon faces knife charge against James Barkley. Henry Bright his wife and 24 year old son were arrested at 26 Walnut Street. A celebratory event disrupted by assault led to more detentions. Howard Creede released after a mistaken accusation by Anna B. Willing. Irvington Improvement Club plans a Saturday meeting at the schoolhouse to discuss San Jose beer issue and land for a public park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bright
Walnutel
Irvington Improvement Club
San Jose
Tanksley Denies Startling Rumors in County Probe
Nellie Rainey not jailed but questioned by the county prosecutor Fletcher as part of a probe into the murder of schoolteacher Miss Sarah Schafer. Tanksley, arrested in Evansville for alleged abduction, denies involvement and pleads not guilty to adultery and wife desertion charges. authorities may present grand jury findings at the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Rainey
Bem
Bedford
Erhent Tankstey
Evaville
Heltonville
Otiil
Misa Sarah Echafer
Misa Rainey
Miss Schathr
Oporta
Evannysie
Schafer
Yesterdy
Sun
Smith
Tanksley
Local church rally and social events listed for weekend
The Brickfordst M E church, Sunday school, Division and Arbor avenue hosts rally night services. Palmer W C T U to host an ice cream social for Ela Smith Settlement Fund. Rev A G B Phiputt returns to Centre Christian church pulpit Sunday morning with no night service. Wee Workers at Seventh Presbyterian plan a Saturday 3 PM lawn party. Holy Cross parish hosts a card party Friday Aug 21 in Assembly Hall. Rev J F Morris speaks on The Love of God and The Spirit of Invocation at Centre Reformed church. Dr Charles E Miller of Heidelberg Univ to speak at both services. Bam Small preaches Saturday night at Lexington Ave. Meeting discusses sale of intoxicating liquor. evangelist invites all men.
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Brickfordst
M. E
Palmer W. C. T. U
Division
Ela Emith Settlement Fund
Holy Cross Parish
Assembly Hall
Charles E. Miller
Heidelberg University
Centrittave. Reformed Church
Bam Small
Lexington-ave
Beyan at the Azores voyage halted at Fayal
New York dispatch reports Loyd Yner Princess Irene arrived at Fayal in the Azores aboard William J. Bryam returning home. Cablegram gives no reason for Fayal stop but suggests fuel or provisions may have caused the layover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyan
Azores
Scrippe-MecRay Piven Anedation
New York
North
Gereman Loyd Yner
Irene
William J. Bryam
Fayal
Soul
Springfield Court Dismisses Lynching Case Leaders
In Springfield Missouri on an August afternoon the court dismissed charges against leaders of a mob accused of lynching three Black individuals after an alleged assault and white woman incident. The judge reportedly tabled the case, with potential dismissal of all mob leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suey
Springfield
Jory
Ross Galbraith
Table Tuxton
Adil
Amsuutt
Rev Sam Small to Speak at Churches and Hall in Indianapolis
Sunday morning the Rev Sam Small will speak at the Worthahat Hapitat church. Sunday afternoon at 3 he addresses Success hall in West Indianapolis where citizens urge remonstrance against the liquor bust measure. Sunday night he leads revival at the gospel church corner Lexington avenue and Pisic street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Small
Hapitat
Success Hall
Indianapolis
Lexington-ave
Pisic-st
Drowned man from Chicago at Michigan City bathing beach
Paul Vetter of Chicago drowned yesterday afternoon at the Michigan City bathing beach. He was part of an excursion party of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Am Oem
Michigan City
Ind
Paul Vetter
Chicago
Vetter
Studenta
Splinter in Skull Endangers Romanian Boy at Park
Special to the Ame reports Seadur Mandel, 14, critically injured at Carr Park playground in St Louis after a swing seat struck him in the head. A splinter penetrated the skull near the eye to about a one and a half inch depth. He is a Romanian native who has lived in St Louis for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louie
Seadur Mandel
Carr Park
Roumania
St Louis
Fanatic burns self in religious rite in California
Mrs. Josephine Lurt on Young, amid the Holy Religio movement in Southern California, set herself ablaze in a martyrdom attempt. She drank liqueur, poured accelerants on her clothing, lit a match, and cried out in pain before bystanders intervened and she was smothered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herippe
Ban Bernardino
Cal
California
Josephine Lurton Young
Berhusabd
Four Men Sentenced in Petersburg Case
Peters burg Ind Aug 2 The Oakland criminals were sentenced by Judge Wilborn. The list includes Jem Crow with a sentence from two to fourteen years in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Oakland
Payday in Camp Ends With Exodus at Fort Wayne
Soldiers at Fort Wayne receive pay from Major B H Ray as the paymaster. Troops, marching from the Bucket State area, show relief and renewed energy after the distribution of wages. The scene ends with plans to proceed toward Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exodus
Oscar M. Wagner
Benjamin Har- Flepn Naegui
Nestory
Iinsas
B. H. Ray
States Army
Alajor Ray
Indianapolla
Troops Depart Ft Benjamin Harrison After Weekend Visit
The Indiana Oslon fraction company and Illinois troops at Ft Benjamin Harrison faced patrols and court martial threats after many soldiers left the post Friday night. Reveille at 5 34 a m and strict pass rules guided the exodus as bands were disbanded and the Sucker State regiment prepared to return home. The public is invited to view the post as construction progresses and soldiers reflect on their training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Oslon Fraction Company
Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
Jess
Pass
Passen
Reveille
Utholm
Milla
Thy
Pinay
Tig
Benjamin Harelson
Carter
Illinois
Cal
Stuart
Sucker
Yasula
United States Army
Accused Men Discharged By Public Safety Board
James Sanders and Frank Glean were discharged from the police force by the Board of Public Safety on a neglect of duty charge. They face potential criminal trials for allegedly accepting bribes while patrolling a colored saloon scene involving Perry Porter and Myrtia Knauss. Capt. Adolph Asch testified Sanders confessed after marked money was found. Glenn admitted no criminal ties and claimed he did not arrest due to Sanders. Sanders did not testify. his attorney prepared a defense plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sanders
Frank Glean
Board of Public Safety
Tat Bandera
Glenn
Yorter
Sanders
Jenn
Adollph Agch
Santers
Parer
Asch
Glenn Fnally
Hat Sandera
Caue
Sandera
Charles Pettjohn
Somers
Glvan
The Right Road on Chicago Great Western Line
Fragmentary OCR reads as a railway note for Chicago Great Western and several cities. Mentions equipment, fast time, and references to companies such as PEOPLE'S COAL AND CEMENT CO and Logadon Bros' Fuel. Details are unclear but indicate a transit and fuel services context with multiple city names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway
Twasa Chicexo
BL Paul
Minneapails
Kansas Chiy
Omaha
This Inc
Ry Behultz
D. Py A
Us Adamant
Chiago
J. BP
Seeee People's Coal and Cement CO
Logadon Bros
Public Works Seeks Bids for Indianapolis Sewer Project
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis invites sealed proposals by 10 am on August 2 for several described public improvements. Bids cover local sewer construction along alleyways and WalnUt and Charlotta streets, with specifications, plans, and conditions on file in the Board office. A certified check of two and one half percent of the bid cost is required, minimum 100 dollars, to guarantee contract execution.
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Department OF “Public, Works
Indianapolis
Jad
LNB
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Temple Avenue
Tenth
Pogues
Thirteenth Street
Tempie Avenue
Temple Vende
Eleventh Strat
Eleventh Street
Ana
Eleventh Arrest
Twelfth Street
Twalfth Street
Alno, & Branch
Templa Avenue
Thirteenth Streat
Algo
Acmain
Tenth Street
Elevent Street
Alans Abraheh (Co
Temple-avenue
Temple
Avenue
Walnut Street
Charlotys Street
Eower
Agnes Street
Slant Street
Charlotta Atree
Cald
Office of
Ata’ Board of Public Works
City OF
Bnei Nees
Ind Wana
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public War
Court House
Indiananalia
Ind
Sutherland Avenue
Poperty
Carbine
Mane
Hornia An
Pees Amt Cement
Board of
But ‘Os
Gaid City
Toseph T. Elliott
Fran ’ Board of Public Works
Locke Street
Iey
Blake Street
Walnut Streets
Hiawatha Street
Colton Street
Colton
Alec G
Coe Street
Minerva Street
Redman Street
Preston C.trubler
Mack
Ty Board of Public Works
Department OF Public Works
Céke
Ranm Nu
Court Hayes
Indiansapolis
Fia
Harry A. Carlon
Bei
Blanie Toms
Sake Bagineri
Dianapatis
Angwat
Marion County
Ty”Anapolis
Sald Bouid
Tay Diana
Hon of Public Works
Indianapells
Nde
Joseph
T. Elliott
Preston ¢. Trisler
Board of Park Commissioners
Board of Publictor
Hai Ayin
Board Public Works
Court Hots
Inidiana
Hank
Tadianapolis
Ie Prapent
Board of Public Suomi
Breston Cyrulsere
Board of Public
Oes Department OF Public P. Office of the Commissioners
Tagianapolis
Brazil
Goa
Aiack
Alate
Board of Park Aissioners
Board of Park
Public Works Seeks Power Plant Contract Amid City Improvements
The notice details proposals for the power plant at City Hospital in Indianapolis, with bid opening set for August 3 1906. It requires sealed bids, bonds, and performance guarantees, plus evaluation of total cost, reliability, and fuel needs.
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Huber
Serica
Stolypin
Joseph Lux
Uncle Steldon
James Barkley
Lang Barrish
Howard Creede
Anna B. Willing
New York St
Creede
Miss Schafer
A. GB. Phiputt
Centre Christian Church
Seventh Presbyterian Church
J. FF. Morris
R. Gevententhst, Christian Church
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Cowpaky
City
Sucker Land
Stara
Boura Ae
EB Street
Indiana Avenue
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