Three Die In Fire At South Street Lodging House
At a four story lodging house on 15 South Street New York three people died early today and two others plus a fireman were seriously burned. Victims include Marie Braun 48 Elizabeth Braun 3 and Joshua Ames 53 a clerk. Frank Braun 44 and Frank Braun Jr five suffered facial injuries. A policeman used his coat as a safety net to rescue Braun and his son from the fourth floor.
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South Street
Joshua Ames
Frank Braun
Wright
Engine Company No. 39
Braun
Louis Moses
John Street
Foley and
Gavigaz
Haag Drug Stores Offer Guaranteed Fresh Quality
All Haag Drug Stores advertise the Pure Food and Drug Guarantee and claim to buy top quality goods in large cash quantities from manufacturers. They market trusted remedies at low prices, including Pinkham's Compound and Duffy's Malt Whiskey, with several Indianapolis locations listed by street.
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Haag
Pinkham
Fleree
Whesler
S&c
Hell's
Duffy's
Bond
Indianapolis
N. Pennsylvania Street
Illinois Street
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Corner College
Virginia Avenue
Delaware Street
Evansville Girl Sues Grandmother Estate for 2000
Elizabeth Haye now 12 sues the estate of her grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Laurent in probate court, claiming forced labor around the Evansville home, deprivation of earnings, and improper dress as she was kept from friends. Rosa Schmidt is executrix. claim hinges on promised deed to a Third and Pine street home.
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Elizabeth Laurent
Rosa Schmidt
Miss Haye
St. Louis
Laurent
Evansville
Robert Z. Jack
Third and
Pine Streets
Haye
Edmund D. Clark
New Jersey Street
John H. Eberwein
Saint Gaudens Exhibition Draws Wide Indiana Interest
The Saint Gaudens statuary exhibit at the Herron Art Institute grows to state wide interest with thousands engaging in ticket distribution and lectures. Visitors will view the display through January and February with the sculptures mounted on special pedestals and preserved for return to owners after touring.
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Indianapolis
Saint-Gaudens
Herron Art Institute
Art Association
Herron
Ciites
Herron Institute
Pictures
the Art Association
Institute
United Commercial Travelers Hold Sixth Annual Ball
More than 600 persons attended the sixth annual ball given by the United Commercial Travelers of Indianapolis at the German House Friday night. Those in charge were L. G. Adams L. H. Stradley A. A. Rumpler L. B. Pickett J. T. Gardener E. Taylor J. L. Hadley Joseph Swan Fred Lewis C. A. Machett P. J. O'Meara E. Johnson Arthur G. Alexander Herman J. Arens Charles A. Pattos J. C. Holmes and W. B. Long.
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Uv. O. T
United Commercial Travelers of
Indianapolis
German House
L. G. Adams
L. H. Stradley
A. A. Rumpler
L. B. Pickett
J. T. Gardener
E. Taylor
J. L. Hadley
Joseph Swan
Fred Lewis
C. A. Machett
P. J. O'Meara
E. Johnson
Arthur G. Alexander
Herman J. Arens
Charles A. Pat‘tos
J. C. Holmes
W. B. Long
Social life at Fort Benjamin Harrison ball in Indianapolis
A soiree at Fort Benjamin Harrison drew many Indianapolis society figures with officers in full dress and Tenth regiment musicians. Guests included Gen. and Mrs. Charles Shaler and numerous local families. social plans feature upcoming visits and a December wedding.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Tenth Regiment
Charles Shaler
Hugh McGowan
McGowan
Louise McGowan
Dorothy Richardson
Charles Martindale
Charley Williams
Martha Foster
Frederick Charlton
Prairie Remains Grounded as Tug Efforts Fail
The auxiliary cruiser Prairie with 100 marines and supplies for Nicaragua is stuck on a Fort Delaware mud bank. Ten tugs cannot move her. if she cannot be freed by the next high tide, the Dixie will remove cargo and men and proceed south.
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Philadelphia
Prairie
Nicaragua
Fort Delaware
League Island Navy Yard
Dixie
Mice Suspected in Fire at 192 Broadway Home
After investigation, authorities believe mice caused a Friday night fire at the home of P. Benjamin 192 Broadway. Neighbors found the blaze. no sign of burglary as burnt matches were found on a table where mice gnawed them. Loss estimated at about $2,000.
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P. Benjamin
Broadway
Benjamins
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Meeting
The Marion County Fish and Game Protective association will hold its regular monthly meeting in room 12 state house at 8 oclock next Monday night. The meeting invites nonmembers and members to attend. Plans will be made for future work at the hatchery and important business for every fisherman in Marion county will be discussed.
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Marion County Fish and Itjame Protective Association
Statehouse
Marion County
Ox Mall Clerks Hurt In A Wreck
Six mail clerks were injured when Pennsylvania train No. 24 east bound derailed near Lewisville Indiana. Injuries ranged from internal injury to a fractured leg. affected clerks included Otto Schoen and Howard D. McClellan of Indianapolis and others from St Marys Covington and St Paris. The wreck damaged two mail cars and demolished a depot. victims were cared for at a local hotel.
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Lewisville
Ind
Pennsylvania
Otto Schoen
Howard D. McClellan
Indianapolis
W. F. MeckInturf
St Marys
W. F. Holtinger
Covington
A. L. Fox
Robert B. Goode
St. Paris
Schoen
Frank Skinner
Lawson
Columbus
T. McGrew
E. C. Smith
Free Thinkers in Convention at Claypool
A convention of the Indiana Secular association will open tonight in the palm room of the Claypool hotel and run through Sunday. The Free Thinkers plan to challenge orthodoxy as superstition and invite all to attend free of charge with sessions planned across Saturday night and Sunday. Notable speakers include Judge R. W. Tenney of Madison Wisconsin and a roster of national figures from Indianapolis Covington Muncie Chicago Minneapolis Lexington Dennison Attica Cincinnati.
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Indiana Secular Association
Claypool
R. W. Tenney
Madison
Wis
John B Glover
Indianapolis
David W. Sanders
Covington
Ind
T. J. Bowles
Muncie
W. HH. Maple
Chicago
Larker H. Sercombe
Hillside Church Plans Large Scale Sunday Services
Hillside Christian church schedules double evening services at 6 40 and 8 15 as revival ends with Rev Clayton Trusty. The church expects Sunday school to exceed 301 and aims to boost the building fund from 6000. During revival 26 members joined and more will be received.
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Hillside Christian Church
Hillside Church
C. M. Fillmore
Clayton Trusty
Mother leaves baby and fails to return
Humane Inspector Gunstus attended at 5313 W Wilkins to remove a 3 month old baby left by Kate Horsemer. The child was taken to Hessie Ashcraft’s home, a sister of the mother, after the mother did not return.
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Humane
Gunstus
W. E. Wright
W. Wilkins Street
Kate Horsemer
Wright
Hessie Ashcraft
Poor Girl Gets Third Degree in Police Custody
Miss Helen Sweeny of Brooklyn told police commissioner she was detained as a suspicious person and subjected to the third degree after being accused of theft. She says she pawned family heirlooms to help her family and reported the incident to the department head after release.
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Helen Sweeny
Brooklyn
Miss Sweeny
Bridge Missing From Lick Creek Road Sparks Plans
County commissioners report no crew knowledge of the Lick Creek bridge disappearance from Bottom road earlier this week. A new bridge will be built or the road re-routed to allow another crossing.
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Lick Creek
Charcoal Lozenges Claim To Cure Bad Breath
An ad praising Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a practical daily remedy for bad breath. It attributes breath issues to stomach imbalance and promotes charcoal as a stomach tonic and absorber. The copy notes the product costs 2 cents a box and offers a free sample from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Notice of appointment as executrix in Marion County Indiana
CORA B. BEDFORD has duly qualified as executrix of the estate of John C. Crimins, late of Marion County, Indiana. The estate is believed to be solvent. No. 3360.
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John C. Crimins
Marion County
Indiana
Cora B. Bedford
Tipsy Man Knocks at Wrong Door in Evansville Incident
A drunk man, Peter Ulrich, attempts to enter his neighbor's home at night in Evansville. He drops his shoes, injures himself, and is foiled by two officers who mistake his actions for burglary while he tries a door key. Ulrich confuses his own address, and the scene ends with his arrest and a humorous remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Peter Ulrich
Fulton Avenue
Sunnyside Coal Company
Ulrich
Police
Secret spring in sugar trust scales revealed in New York trial
Richard A. Parr deputy collector testified in the United States Circuit Court about a hidden spring in government sugar scales at the Williamsburg docks. He described a bribery attempt by Oliver Spitzer, the dock superintendent, after Parr uncovered the fraud that reduced sugar weights. Parr and agents weighed bags again and found discrepancies.
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New York
Sugar Trust
Richard A. Parr
Treasury Department
United States Circuit Court
Oliver Spitzer
Spitzer
Williamsburg
Parr
Spresczinski
Thomas D. Hyatt
Clarence Lexow
Spitger
Princess Waldemar Dies in Copenhagen
Princess Waldemar sister in law to the King died at 1 40 this afternoon after several days illness from inflammation of the lungs in Copenhagen. Her death ends a long royal line and follows illness reported earlier this week.
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Waldemar
Copenhagen
Hmga
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Geran Estate
In Marion County Probate Court November term 19. Notice is given that Elmer Wetzel as administrator of the estate of Stephen W. Geran absentee has filed final settlement and vouchers. A hearing will be held December ith car 19 at which heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the settlement should not be approved. Heirs must prove their heirship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen W. Geran
Marion County
Elmer Wetzel
Mallen County
John R. Walsh in custody after appellate order
John R. Walsh lay critically ill at his Chicago home under constant guard by deputy U S marshals following a United States court of appeals order to take him into custody. He collapsed and remained bedridden as doctors tended him and guards maintained watch through the night and into the morning.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
United States Court of Appeals
United States
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PaZO Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. PaZO ointment offered at 50 cents with promise of full refund if not cured.
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American National Bank
American National Bank Building
Marie Braun
Elizabeth Braun
Dr. F. Abendreih
Saxspuitpinc
Hartmand’s
Indianapolis Gas CO
the Indiana Trust CO
Home For Savings
Evansville, Ind
Cas
Elizabeth Haye
Farmers Trust Company
East Market Street
Thomas Dean
Milwaukee
Lizzie Hood
John Scott
Kansas City
Dorothy Whitsett
Pasadena, Cal
Grace Morrison
Betty Wil- Boll
Mrs. Scot Butler
Florida
Caroline Peckman
Miss Mary
Davis Clark
Ashland Avenue
John H. Holliday
Propylasum
Miss Mary Holliday
Grusser
OX Mall
Free Thinkers
Ayer
Pawne
Tion
Customs House
Pettis Dry Goods
Ture One
Harris-Thompson CO
South S
E T.mer Wetzau
Patema
W. Hattendore
Worte Street
John A. Walsh
Anderson
Makewell
Makewell Remedy CO
State Life
Augusta Georgla
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