Terrific battle repulses Japanese at Liaoyang
London Aug 30 Reuters dispatch from Liao Yang reports heavy fighting as Japanese forces halted near Lida Tang and faced Russian batteries. Both sides suffered limited casualties while Japanese maneuvers attempted to envelop Russian positions, with forecasts of further attacks and sunset rearguard actions noted as armies clash in the Liaoyang area.
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Dy Berippe
Lida Tang
Liao Yang
Liao
Tuesda
Twe Jans
Poattlan
Karapatkin
Tao Yang
Campalea
Mary
Kurepatkin
Angbafichan
Hatchens
Jaan Yang
Javanem
Oki
Oser
Kurski
Atray
Pore
Erel
Olan
Bere
Tie
Hey Pela
Line Yang
Ory
Karak
Rome
Yaha
Motten Pass
Ceain
Belarvsky
von Raaben
Valloment
Agen
Tsrow
Anpinga
Tigo Yang
Marsues
Granite Shaft Memorializes Granite Shaft Memorializes 11 Original Settlers Grave
A Little grave on a knoll between Broad Ripple and Centra va near Fifty-sight-sr marks the resting place of 11 early Marion County settlers. Jacob S. Mustard erected a granite shaft to honor them, with names and dates from 1820s to 1860s. The site, once forgotten, now stands as an everlasting memorial amid superstition and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Marion County
Broa Ripple
Fitty-sight-sr
Jacob S. Mustard
Joel Mt
Met
Burigar Ded Wright
Jacob Call
Inti
Barbara A Coll
Jney Bi
Phebe Coll Miller
IBM
Julia H. Coll
John Collp
Sabina Collp
Conrad Collp
Michaal Miller
Joel Wright
Cornelive Vanayoc
Lorengo van Seyox
Russians Report 10000 Losses Amid War News
A telegram from a foreign service source says Russian forces lost about 10,000 men. Reports claim Japanese and allied units engaged near Hina Yar and surrounding Taestan portions. Casualty tallies include 2,000 Russians killed and numerous Japanese and other forces sustaining losses amid ongoing fighting around Avge and Gey.
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Rome
Nivebwans
Bovila Militaire
Hina Yar
Ieee
Fran Lavens
Auropatkla
Patrol Wagons On Duty In City Watch
Two new patrol wagons ordered at the city station are under construction. The old wagon is limited, with calls from opposite ends causing delays. The new wagons will be ready to pull duty, improving coverage and response times in all weather.
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Iurrives
Three Signatures Enact Three Key Local Ordinances
City officials signed three ordinances into law, making them practical statutes covering zoning, public safety, and budget procedures. The measures, approved by the council, establish new rules for development, police powers, and fiscal management, signaling a coordinated governance effort.
Mayor Holtzman Signs Ordinances and Budget
Mayor Holtzman signed three important ordinances amid council action on street and bridge repairs. Drivers must carry owner details and route information for wheelery firms. penalties include fines. The measures include $60,000 appropriations for paving Vir Pintanea and related street work plus $60 for engineers and support staff.
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Holtzman
Council
Aue
Vanesinha
Senate
Athi
Boy Husband Arrested Over Baby Threats and Theft
The report describes a male suspect Hal Feri and associates tied to a case involving stealing to prevent a wife and baby from harm. The suspect was arrested, sent to a grand jury, and faces bond procedures while charged with criminal acts at a factory. The text includes garbled phrases and fragmented statements about the event and related individuals.
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Hal Feri
Krab
Bae Hive
Grand Jury
Tuesiay
Markis
Vrta
Stinnett
Alent
More Money for Negro in South Than North
A Sun interview reports Booker T. Washington saying southern blacks have more commercial potential and fewer competitors than northern blacks. He notes land cheaper in the South, larger black numbers, and a favorable outlook for black business there, while cautious about ease of integration with Indianapolis meetings. Washington avoids endorsing the city, saying most blacks he met in Indianapolis knew little of it.
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South
T. Washington
Indianapolis
Tueddar
Omaml
Jyotel Engiiah
Tereption
Ile
Weing
Fess
Washington
Carin
Indlandipole
Youth John Donahue Confessed to Repeated Stealing
The article recounts John Donahue confessing to repeated thefts from friends who aided him. It follows his troubled path from a sheltered child to juvenile court, detailing his upbringing, temptations, and subsequent crimes across Indiana and Missouri, including thefts, elopements, and forged signatures.
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John Donahue
Final Agreement on Track Elevation
A final agreement on track elevation was reached after noon Tuesday with Mayor Hollemann and city officials outlining terms. The plan includes a tax or fee for street improvements, state approval, and a timetable with railway papers guiding the project. The city will not spend until appropriation is in place, with railroads to provide work details and funding projections.
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John Taye
Hollemin
Chersatrnadt
Mayer Inn
Long BK. Cockram
Ipeney
Frome
Maser Holteman
Railteade
Thos Miller confronts crowd after street altercation
A chaotic street incident ends with a man named Siler going to the station to report insults after a confrontation with Thos Miller. Police later detain and release others as town activity resumes amid unclear charges and injuries.
Pocketbook racket ends with fines and workhouse term
Romlucks ig and HG Argosen were fined ten dollars and sentenced to ten days in the workhouse after attempting a pocketbook theft from a Alabama woman. They claimed they had never met and were merely exchanging tobacco. The victim verified the assault and a second similar pocketbook was found under a chair. Croix and Stone both faced investigation. Herbert Blavin of Bloomington was injured when rock fell in a Bloomington quarry, hospitalized in Indianapolis with potential surgery needed.
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HG Argosen
Deraryat
Lndy
Croix
Herbert Blavin
Bloomington
Indianapolis
St. Vincent's
Funeral Train to West for New York Millionaire
The remains of George W. Cummings, a New York millionaire, will pass through Indianapolis on the funeral train en route to New York. Martall Cummings and Indianapolis relatives board to assist and accompany the party. Also noted are local crime items about Oscar Tee Tucker and a hanging of a black man in Fort Worth, with further unnamed details.
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Cumminga
New York
George W. Cummings
Los Angeles
Wil
Indianapolia
Rex
Gunday
Martall Cummings
Fort Worth
Tex
Oscar Tee Tucker
Weimar
Bombay
Tom Hard
Must Have More Patrolmen Says City Police Leader
The police captain argues for increased patrolmen after a spate of robberies. He notes the city’s small force compared with Indianapolis and warns the city will worsen without adding officers to deter crime and improve safety. He cites staffing shortages and the need to match population demands.
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Thyland
Jeng
United States
Toavliie
Howe
Indianapolie
Drowned Ferry Tragedy Reported Near Anthosny
Berlin reports a ferry on the Viatula Bank near Anthosny Poland capsizing Tuesday with fifty drowned. In Kentucky, a mob abducted and lynched Joe Bumpass after falsely claiming to deliver a prisoner, then cast his body into the river.
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Scrippe-Mertqe Prean Asenciottan
Berlin
the Tagblatt
Tula
Anthosny
Poland
Kentucky
Scrippa McRae
Park or What That Is The Question Over Saloon Near Park
County commissioners faced a dispute on whether the Wetle ground at the lune near St Clair and Alabama is a park or not. William Carson sought a saloon license near St Clair Park, with city officials split on granting. After remonstrances and legal arguments, the county held until advised ground was not a park and then granted the license, despite city controller Dunn’s opposition.
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Lune
St. Clair
Alabamit
Grinted Carson
Jake Bun
Caryon
Countty
el River
Carson
Dunn
Flere
Park Board
Military Park
Prisoners rounded up in barn raid amid dice parley
Police seized a dozen men during a Monday night sweep at Huried Wood's residence barn. They found four sets of dice and discovered the group had been playing a quiet game of chance. One man drew a prize of 40 and costs. others faced coals and penalties.
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Hoanpy" Hobson
Pis
Huried Wood
Happy
Hobson
Plive
Ther Sroviad
Pamliter
Editorial Writer One of the muse Hothc men in Looker
Thomas Kore tune editor of the New York Age and a leading cubret editorial writer. Mtn Fare tune linked with several New York dailies as a noted weller for years. Two Washington party seers Emmett Seeth and Ware ren Jo Lakinrenamer. Washington chose Don to lead the race uplifting the black race and Warren J Xin proved a man of great ability through his work with the institute.
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Looker T. Washington
Thomas
Kore Tune
New York Age
Cubret
Mtn Fare Tune
New York
Weller
Washington
Emmett
Seeth
New Reader
Wareren Jo Lakin
Washington Collenera
Sprott
Ameria
Warren J Xin
Girl of 16 sues doctor for breach of promise
In New York a 16 year old, Anne Ray May Ravin, sues Dr Carlo Silvato for breach of promise alleging engagement began when she was 13. She says they planned marriage for a future date but he does not intend to wed now. She seeks guardianship for her affairs.
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New York
Carlo Salvotha Phyaterna
Ant
Bia
Anne Vayant
Mie
Annie Ray
Hubert Rincinl
May Ravan
Br. Silvatt
Manhanan
Bat
Miss Ravan
Balvati
Narrow Escape From Death On Thin Hebst Bridge
A carriage teetered half way in air on the Old Thin Hebst Bridge as three other vehicles jammed the pass. The Indianapolis businessman and wife narrowly avoided a plunge into White River. The bridge, just wide enough for two vehicles, faced a crowded scene with failed barriers and calls for a new bridge to prevent more deadly accidents.
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Agitnel
White River
Chitterh
Miverside
Dianapol
Tegg
Ptuw
Uystinderd
Indianapoliy Wesiness
Meiptumy
Wrt
Indianapolis
Whee Tome
Thiersde
Weather forecast sees unsettled period with showers
Unsettled conditions with occasional showers expected Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures rise from 66 at 7 am to 77 at noon and 72 to 74 in the afternoon with northeast winds and cloudiness. Indiana and nearby states to be slightly warmer.
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Indiana
Fortune Won Out in Democratic State Committee Contest
The Democratic state committee held a late night session to hear the senatorial contest. James W Fortune defeated Frank W Carr in the district including Clark Beath and Jennings counties. In Putnam Montgomery, Frank D B Ader faced Senator W Hy Joteen but could not reach a decision. A local diamond importer advertised deals while a dark bay horse and tack were offered for sale at Corkle's stables.
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Democratc State Committee
Janes W. Fortune
Frank W. Carr
Clark, Beath
Jennings
Putnam-Montgomery
Frank DB. Ader
W. Hy Joteen
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Lonnex
Paris
Diuriuk
Liaq Yang
Tertifiery
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Tokio
Ak Aepime
Ogenaded
Engiish Furniture Company
Dan Brenner
Hugh Castile
Chicago
Steward Dancan
Jed Thomas Taylor
Taylor
Wutnadoer
Kat
Slegemcir Gres
W. Wash
Biegeimer Bros
Peninhand
Booker T. Washington
the Sun
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Faby
Wits
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Vere
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Uis
Snett
John
Bonyih
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Terre Haute
Vincennes
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Louie
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Fle
Millers
Thos. Miller
Siler
Mick
Gemibilitg
Tne
Hyland
Park
St. Clair Park
Grant Carson
Happy Hobson
Boston
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Dbs
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Adte Tiny
Tle Vty
Booker
Fortune
J. P Mullany
Monument
Bale
Indy
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Rine
Corkle
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