Runaway Girls Plague Indiana Industrial School
Investigators probe escapes from the Indiana Industrial School for Girls as Goldie Percival Dora Kintz and Hazel Harmon flee to Indianapolis Terre Haute and Terre Blaute. Four men face affidavits for contributing to delinquency and assisting escapes amid rising unrest at the cottage式 grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Percival
Dora Kintz
Indianapolis
Hazel Harmon
Edward Tullis
Licely
Haughville
Claypool Hotel
Kruger and
Lancaster
Percival
Kintz
Terre Blaute
Frank Baker
Storm causes fire damage in Indianapolis church and other hits
An early Tuesday storm in Indianapolis struck a church at LaGrande and Hamburz, causing a fire and about $100 in damages. Lightning also damaged a elm tree near Walcott and Michigan, a telephone pole at Sixteenth and College, and sparked a fire at Bert Jaffe’s East Street apartment house but extinguished before firefighters arrived. Hoch drug store lights were knocked out when wires were struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
LaGrande Ave
Hamburzst
Church of God
Bert Jaffe
St Clair and
East Sts
Woman's Prison
Walcott
Michigan-sts
Sixteenth St
College-ave
Hoch Drug Store
Nineteenthst
Grant H. Clay DMD Dentist Celebrates 34 Years
Dr Grant H Clay marks thirty four years with the New York Dental practice and related MSN milestone as he continues dental service in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant H. Clay
M.D
Yee
New York Dental
Delaware
Buffalo Bill show raises questions of authenticity
Local notes recount mixed reactions to Buffalo Bill wild west acts with patrons doubting genuine Indians, while other city items describe courtroom rhythms, school institutes, new buildings, and public notices. The column also covers vacations, club events, transit upgrades, and a striking electric sign downtown.
Illiterates Threaten Indiana Vote Says Public Schools Key
W W Parsons president of the Indiana State normal told Marion County Teachers Institute that about 30,000 voters in Indiana cannot read ballots and that illiteracy endangers institutions. He urged state schools to uplift voters, noting crime rising since 1885 and criticizing reliance on Sunday schools for boy outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Carr
Marion County Schools
Marion County Institute
Indiana
United States
Parsons
United States Weather Forecast Update
Cooler tonight and Wednesday fair conditions across the United States. Sunrise at 5 08 and sunset at 6 37 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vidal
Will Attack the French by Mouley Hafid Forces
Tangier August 27 United Press reports Mouley Hafid the newly proclaimed sultan plans an attack on Casablanca within days. He is said to be two days march away and has ordered Moors around the city to refrain from attacking until his arrival. A letter purporting to be from the sultan confirms plans to strike the French and Spanish occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Casablanca
Mouley Hafid
Mouley
Manley
Search for Ella Schrader killer near Gary intensifies
A massive posse of steel workers police and residents hunts a brutal child murderer near Gary Indiana aided by autos and horses. Bloodhounds track a suspect tied to Indiana Harbor and a third man is captured near Gary as authorities warn rail stations across Indiana Illinois and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganized
Indiana
Ella Schrader
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana Harbor
Gary
Henry Smith
William Schrader
Pennsylvania Company
Tollester
Lizzie
Prince to See President in Oyster Bay Visit
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden will travel to Oyster Bay tonight to meet President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. He was hosted at breakfast by Mayor Fitzgerald. Earlier, Gov. Guild hosted a reception and lawn party at his summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Mass
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Fitzgerald
Gov. Guild
Hearst to Speak at Jamestown in National Politics Test
Independence Leaguers and many leading Democrats expect Hearst to declare future policy at Jamestown. He will not announce candidacy Monday but may outline positions favoring government ownership and wall street reforms. Current Democratic contenders are Bryan Johnson Folk and Hearst. outcomes hinge on his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hearst
Jamestown
Independence
Wallist
Bryan
Nebraska
Johnson
Minnesota
Folk
Missouri
Democracy
Striker Telegrapher Union Report Disputes Desertion
Union telegraph operators at Indianapolis headquarters reject reports that local members deserted to Chicago firms. They confirm 48 hour location notices, pledge strike unity, and note eight locals have railroad jobs. Operators expect a Labor Day parade float signaling the strike status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Western Union
Postal
Nelson Morris Dead Packer Dies of Heart Disease
Nelson Morris died at his Chicago home on Tuesday from heart disease. The millionaire Packer figure was a noted business leader and philanthropist with ties to the meatpacking industry and Illinois commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt
Ionaire Packer
Chicago
Millionaire Packer
Open for union of car men in Central Labor Union meeting
Central Labor Union hears organizers from Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes in Indianapolis. Mil ler and Reeves advocate open campaign to organize street car workers with hall notification and wage demands after unionizing. Delegates to Indiana State Federation of Labor named. Grand opera house accused of hiring nonunion painters to speed season opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
William Strauss
Cigarmakers’ Union of
District of New York
Union of the Commercial Telegraphers
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Muncie
Clarence Gaumer
William Landgraf
Tailors
Theodore Perry
Typographical Union
Frank Sefert
J. Sullivan
Grand Opera House
Advertising Men Gather at Cincinnati Convention
Advertising men from across the country convene in Cincinnati for the third annual meeting of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. Delegations from Kansas City St Louis and others arrive. acting Mayor Pfaff welcomes delegates. President W H Aubuchon of St Louis replies. Cities bidding for the next convention include Kansas City Louisville and Portland Ore. Largest arrivals hail from Chicago Indianapolis and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Kansas City
St. Louis
Grand Hotel
Pfaff
W. H. Aubuchon
Louisville
Portiana
Ore
Chicago
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Man with Rubber Plant Gunned at by Police in Shelby Street Incident
William Ross, 87, of Southport Indiana, was arrested after loitering on Shelby Street near Cottagevale. Patrolman Hare fired twice during a foot chase as Ross dropped a rubber plant and fled toward Pleasant Run. A second suspect escaped. Ross collapsed but was not killed. The incident left Ross with a cost of 165 dollars and unspecified charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ross
Southport
Ind
Hare and Houlihan
Shelby St
Cottageave
Hare
Pleasant Run
Ross
Rossa
Man reports robbery near belt railroad
Oliver Bettcher of 1518 Chester avenue told Capt Bray he was assaulted by four men Monday night at 8 o clock near the belt railroad and robbed of $2 50. He said he was not injured and forgot to report because he was frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bettcher
Chester Ave
Capt
Bray
Wanted Help Columns Rare For The Gum's
A fragment mentions a short note about help columns and a three day period. details are limited and unclear in the OCR. Names, places, and specific actions are not discernible from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jou
the & Gum
Tobacco Barn Burned in Prestonville Fire
Henry Crouch's large tobacco barn burned Tuesday morning in Prestonville Kentucky with a loss estimated at 150000 dollars. The unnamed reporter notes the dramatic blaze and its heavy financial impact on the local farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestonville
Henry Crouch
Three noon furnished con plute sale at The People's Gutfitting Co
A citizen purchased a contraband item described as Three Noon Furnished Con Plute valued at 178.00 and bought for 116.00 at The People's Gutfitting Company. The report notes a deceptive advertisement and a transaction under scrutiny by local authorities.
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The
People’s Gutfitting Co
Train Strikes Man on Big Four Tracks
William McCoy of 955 Bates street was hit by a Big Four train on the St. Louis division at Pennsylvania Street and the tracks. He suffered a head gash and was taken to the City dispensary after responders used the patrol wagon. Bicycleists Schlangen and Radamacher said he stepped into the path while trying to dodge the oncoming train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCoy
Bates Sr
Monon
St. Louis
Big Four
Pennsylvania-st
Swadner
Schlangen
Radamacher
McCoy
Old Woman Fined For Stealing Utensils From Beach Home
Katie Marshall, an elderly woman, was fined $5 and costs by Acting Judge Wilkinson in police court on Monday for stealing cooking utensils and other items from Dennis Beach. Report says she entered Beach residence, worked there as a nurse, then took the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Marshall
Wilkinson
Dennis Beach
Men jailed for cruelty to animals in police court
Clifford Marsh and Robert Thomas were sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse by Acting Judge Wilkinson for cruelty to animals in a police court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Marsh
Robert Thomas
Wilkinson
Police Court
Red Man Tobacco High Grade Mix Notice
Classified brief states RED MAN TOBACCO is a high grade plug and scrap blend sold in three ounces for five cents. No further details or context provided.
Park View Sanatorium Offers Rooms and Treatments
An advertisement for Park View Sanatorium outlines cancer and other disease treatments by Dr. L. T. Leach in New York and California. It also promotes four furnished rooms valued at $225 offered for $155, and lists Bliss Native Kerbs at 385 W. Wash. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Leach
New York
California-ats
Eee Bliss
W. Wash
Nelson Morris dies in Chicago after long illness
Nelson Morris prominent stockyards figure dies at 7 40 this morning in his Indiana avenue home after a heart ailment. Born in Germany January 1 1829 he built a Chicago fortune estimated around 26 million dollars through the Union Stock Yards and numerous companies. Yards mourn his loss as funeral plans unfold with Masonic lodge honors and Rose Hill burial anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morris
Union Stock Yards
Nelson Morris
Black Forest
Germany
America
Morris
Chicawo
Sarah Vogel
Edward
Ira
M. L. Rothschild
Henry C. Schwab
Nelson Morrison Company
First National Bank
National Live Stock Bank
the Stockyards Savings Bank
People’s Trust and Savings Bank
New England Stockyards Company
Brighton Stockyards Company
St. Louis Stockyards Company
St. Joseph Stockyards Company
Western Meat Company
South Omaha Land Company
San Francisco Land Improvement Company
A. M. Rothschild & Co
Union Rendering Company
Consumers’ Cotton Oil Company
Central Leather Capital
United States Steel
Chicago City Railway Company
Livestock Exchange
Masonic Lodge
Rose Hill Cemetery
Clifton Gets Place on State Hospital Board
Thomas A. Clifton of Covington Ind was appointed by Gov Hanly Tuesday to a trustee seat at the Central Hospital for the Insane in Indianapolis. The vacancy came from George Lockwood's resignation. Clifton publishes a Covington newspaper and the post pays 268 salary with up to 1 for expenses.
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Schrader
George W. Haskins
Crown Point
F. E. Farley
Hammond Railroad
Thomas A. Clifton
Covington
Ind
Hanly
Central Hospital
Insana
Indianapolis
George Lockwood
Clifton
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Juvenile Court
Indiana Industrial School For Girls
Tullis
Stubbs
Mary Wilkins
Bircheve
Buffaloes
Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
Fair School Marms
Criminal Court
James Norwood
Prest-o-lite Company
Charles Hurst
A. R. Hutchinson
Blue Bluff
Marie Hanson
New York State
Adscript Club
Jolly
Ohio City
Tom Martin
Mackinac Island
Alfred Potts
Commercial Club
Union Station
C. W. Fairbanks
N. Meridian Jr
Martinsville
Clara B. Mays
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Meridian St
Congressman Overstreet
G. S. Link
Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
W. H. Link
McKinley Club
Michigan St
J. Russell Powell
Earl Riggs
Ladies' Aid Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Gustav Klepple
Yalbott-ave
Andy
Shiel Block
N. Hltnois St
Jim Jordan
Izaac Walton
White River
Broad Ripple
James P. Carrell
Tenth
Broadway
Duesseldorfer
Washington-qh
Kentucky-ave
HOPE
Pessi
Mistic
Diana
W. W
Sherman Davis
Indiana University
United Preas
Posse
Brute
Steel Workers
the Steel Trust
Low
Carter
Haskins
Trost
Frank Shine
Prince
MR. Hearst
Independence Leaguers
Ant
Union OF Car
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
J. ML. Mil
Ler
Anderson
Amalgamated Association of Street and
R. L. Reeves
Official Organ
Wulschher
Park View Sanatorium
the People’s Ocut Atting Co
the Millionaire
Packer
Hy United Press
Indiana Ave
South Dakota
L. 7
Texas
Old Guard
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