One Man Killed Four Hurt In New York City Fire
A seven story business building at 103 West Houston Street burned early today in New York. One unidentified baker died of suffocation in the basement. Four firefighters were badly injured, with hair burned and hands seared, as others were blown down stairs during the blaze. Four taken to St Vincent’s hospital.
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Finnegan
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Marion County
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Indianapolis
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Muirion County
Peter Rous
Meridian Street
Hoefgens
Henry B. Gimber
Masrion County
Tenth Street
Missouri Street
West Heirs’ Addition
Missouri and
Tenth Streets
Taylor linked to Goebel assassination in Powers case
Lexington dispatch reports ex governor William Taylor, then a Kentucky fugitive in Indianapolis, tied to an alleged conspiracy to kill William Goebel. Witnesses described Taylor behind the mountain army and issuing threats, with claims he sought names of would be conspirators ready to commit the crime.
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Indianapolis Sun
Lexington
William
Taylor
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Ind
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Goethel
Powers
Mountain Army of Republicans
Frankfort
Divorce Granted in Indy Case With Griggy Bluks
Judge Lawson Harvey granted a divorce to Tom Oddy, Indianapolis businessman, from Ida Oddy a Griggy Bluk after a three day hearing on alleged cruelty. Mrs Oddy fought the suit vigorously and said she did not strike her husband, claiming a rough act was a kiss. Oddy blamed her new religion for neglecting wifely duties.
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Lawson Harvey
Tom Oddy
Indianapolis
Ida Oddy
Griggy Bluk
Mr. Oddy
Card Party Planned by Union League of the Druids
The Union League of the Druids will host a card party on Wednesday evening at Wolf's Hall located at Morris Street and River Avenue. Local residents are invited to attend for an evening of games and socializing.
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Wolf's Hall
Morris St
Riverave
Cure Biliousness with Blackburn Castor Oil Pills
Claiming biliousness stems from constipation and a overworked liver, the ad describes symptoms like headache, bad taste, yellow complexion, and irritability. It promotes Blackburn Castor-Of Pills as a quick remedy, noting genuine packaging, four corners, and a 26c price in druggists.
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Blackburn
Wellville
Refuge
All Druggists Inc
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Mrs Bradley Freed After Trial Crowd Cheers In Washington
Mrs. Bradley leaves the courtroom in a touring car with friends after a verdict of not guilty. A thousand spectators gather around as she thanks jurors with handshakes and rejoins her son Arthur Brown Jr. at the courthouse, then retires to Judge Hayes’s home for recovery.
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Indianapolis Sun
Washington
Marshal Springman
Bradley
Judge Hayes
Arthur
Excerpts From the President's Message War on dishonesty and national oversight
The passage outlines a strong view of federal control over interstate commerce and the need for close national state cooperation in enforcing pure food laws. It supports responsible management of corporations and labor unions, publicity of securities, and comprehensive employer liability laws. It calls for tax law attention, corporate and campaign finance transparency, and cautious regulation of rail safety and child labor.
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President's Address Urges Tax Reform and Army Navy Strength
The President calls for restricting corporate political contributions and increasing oversight of interstate business. He urges national railroad regulation, stronger antitrust enforcement, a flexible currency, postal savings, and expanded coast defenses. He supports a graduated income tax, inheritance tax, and balanced federal finances, while warning against tariff cuts on forest products and favoring wider coastward military readiness.
Train Wreck Near Marton Kills Engineer Frank Little
East bound Southern railway train derailed near Marton Alabama after hitting a broken rail. Engineer Frank Little died under the engine and his fireman was fatally injured. Authorities believe the accident was caused by the broken rail.
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Ala
Southern Railway
Marton
Frank Little
Mayhem charge sent to grand jury for Bolander
Charles Bolander, 21, was sent to the grand jury from police court Tuesday morning on mayhem charges. Owen Shelby, custodian of the Y M C A at Brightwood, says Bolander bit the lower part of his ear during a fight Thursday night.
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Owen Shelby
Brightwood
Holander
Shortridge Board Awards Initials to Athletes
At a meeting of the athletic board of Shortridge the following men were awarded the initials Jarvis Rauch West Jarnas Griffiths and Rehm Kastner Hancock Scott Gregoire Hawkins Gates Thomas Ryan and Lockwood already had the initials S.
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Rauch
West
Jarnas
Griffiths
Rehm
Kastner
Hancock
Scott
Gregoire
Hawkins
Gates
Thomas
Ryan
Lockwood
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