Six New Street Cars To Be Built On W Washington St
Six large new style street cars are being completed at the W Washington Street shops and will be put on the line late this week. They resemble the recent Illinois Street car but are two and a half feet longer. Glass is set into the window frame with briar cushions. cars feature anthracite coal stoves. Most will likely run on the College Avenue line.
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W. Washington St
Illinois St
Iecal
College-ave
O Donnells Sudden Death At Poor Farm
Patrick O'Donnell aged 54 died suddenly at the poor farm around 6 a m Tuesday. He had lived there about a month and was nearly blind. He had traded pins and lead pencils to earn a living and left a daughter Kate. He was reportedly treated for mental illness in the asylum project and believed snakes and cats followed him before his death.
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Patrick O'Donnell
Kate
Turney
Ryland-St Ortling
Williams May Have Wounds From Hall Incident
A brief report suggests Williams may have sustained injuries linked to an incident at Hall involving the Wilitasis group. No further details available.
Republicans defeat bond issue plan in Indianapolis council
Republicans on the Indianapolis city council blocked the administration's plan to issue 45,000 of refunding bonds. The finance committee split 11 to 10, urging a sinking fund and a tax increase next year to retire bonded debt. Mayor Taggart urged immediate action on the natural gas ordinance as Democrats accuse delay.
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Peter
Paul
Indianapolis
Taggart
Committee On
Indianapolis Gas Company
Aguinaldo Weighs Surrender With Hong Kong Offer
A Hong Kong dispatch reports Filipino leader Aguinaldo ready to surrender after talks with the Filipino junta. They promise safe haven in Hong Kong and urge him to seek mercy from the United States consul at once.
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United States
New York
Evening World
Hong Kong
Aguinaldo
Port Jarvis Bank Defaulter Case Shocks Officials
Bank examiner Bryan reports Lewis E. Goldsmith assistant cashier of the National Bank of Port Jarvis as a defaulter in the range of twenty to twenty-five thousand dollars. The surprise announcement caused no embarrassment to the bank and authorities expect the deficiency to be made good by the wealthy Francis Marvin former congressman.
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N. Y
Bryan
Lewis E. Goldsmith
National Bank of
Francis Marvin
Mrs Elizabeth June Dies After Illness in Indianapolis
Mrs Elizabeth June 73 wife of William H June died at 6 a m Tuesday at the family home 1119 N Senate Ave after weeks of illness including pneumonia last month congestion of the bowels and brain congestion She had lived in Indianapolis 30 years and leaves three sons George W Homer and John H June The elder is traveling passenger agent for Union Pacific and the brothers work with their father at his restaurant 50 S Illinois St.
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Elizabeth June
William H. June
Senate Ave
New York
Indianapolis
S. Illinois-st
George W., Homer
John H. June
Union Pacific Railroad
Aguinaldo's Mother Recovers in Manila Under Guard
Aguinaldo's mother, brought to Manila under guard, says she is pleased with American kindness to her and her grandson. She laments the war, credits ministers and others for the conflict, and notes she hid her grandson’s identity to avoid punishment if captured.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Maj. Cronin
Aguinaldo Aims for Monroc After Nov 28 in Carvanto Route
Manila dispatch reports Aguinaldo aloft Carvanto on November 28 heading toward Monroc with Wilder's Maccabebes in pursuit. Gen Young leads cavalry and Thirty third infantry to block retreat from Vigan to Bangued where prisoners are held. Maccabebe scouts guard key passage between Namagpacan and the mountain top as Maj Swigert patrols the coast hoping to trap Aguinaldo by sea.
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Aguin
Waldo
Carvanto
Monroc
Wilder
Gen
Young
Thirty-third Infantry
Vigan
Bangued
Namagpacan
Maj. Swigert
Aguinaldo
Outcasts Edge Blue Labels In Close Bowling Duel
In Indianapolis on a Monday night a local group named the Outcasts, led by manager Squire Lockman and captain Elmer Page, defeated the Blue labels 759 to 758 on their improvised alleys at Milford's. The Blue labels posted a 920 in the first game but the Outcasts won two of three games, Milford's finishing with three straight strikes. The club, formed by citizens with no headquarters, plans to play the Stars next Tuesday. Ed Wickert starred with a 182% average amid a first-ever local bowling team. The piece also notes the high school football season, praising Coffin Ogle Walterhouse and the Dean brothers for a 3-3 record after eight games, with two losses to college teams and the season opener against Butler.
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College-ave
Milford's
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Elmer Page
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Ed Wickard
BE. M. Simpson
C. A. Eddy
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J. E. Milford
W. H. Euston
Milford
Stars
Ed Wickert
Indianapolis
Coffin
Ogle
Walterhouse
Dean Brothers
Butler
Dreyfuss Club Sale Moves Louis Ville Franchise
Angling for a league purchase, stockholders plan to send a committee to the National League meeting as the Louis Ville baseball club is put up for sale. The objective is for the league to buy the franchise.
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Dreyfuss
Louisville Baseball Club
National League
Coal Dealers See High Demand Amid Cold Snap
The cold return boosted coal sales as dealers faced higher demand and added wagons. Some predict prices may rise while others doubt it. Forecaster Wappenhans noted a warming trend after a brutal cold spell, with Indianapolis coldest yet this winter. Street car boss Joseph Grant said stores will be placed in more cars this winter.
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Wappenhans
Indianapolis
Joseph Grant
Street Car Company
Miss Kate Geary Organizes Catholic Foresters Branch
Miss Kate M Geary organizer of the Woman's Catholic Order of Forresters plans a new Indianapolis branch. The order offers 1000 insurance for five dollars yearly and meets at St Josephs Hall on North Street Tuesday night after organizing a branch in Anderson last Friday. Indiana has several branches and 27000 members nationwide.
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Kate’ M. Geary
Woman's Catholic Order of Forresters
Indianapolis
Brewers Refuse Nine-Hour Day After Lunch Breaks
Local brewers keep beer prices at 7.20 per barrel for 12 months and oppose a nine-hour workday. They argue workers already put in nine hours with half hour noons and two lunch breaks, and demand to alter the wage scale is rejected.
unidentified man found on Big Four tracks near Kingans
The body of an unidentified man was found on the Big Four tracks near Kingan's Monday morning. It has been removed to Tutewiler's morgue where several people have viewed it but no identification has been made.
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Kingan's
Tutewiler’s
Erne Still Wears Belt After Coney Island Draw
Frank Erne retains the lightweight world title after a 133 pound championship defense at the Coney Island Athletic Club. Monday night he fought a 225 pound Jack O'Brien to a draw as O'Brien pressed the fight while Erne used clever boxing. O'Brien suffered two black eyes and facial swelling while Erne escaped a worse beating with a black eye of his own and a rugged contest favored by Erne as bettors shifted from 100 to 80 in his favor.
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Frank Erne
Coney Island Athletic Club
Erne
Jack O'Brien
Buffalo
O’brvien
O'Brien
Nile- Driver
Fioney
Susan B Anthony to Attend Indianapolis Suffrage Convention
Susan B Anthony arrives in Indianapolis at 10 p m Tuesday to headline the women’s suffrage convention Thursday and Friday. May Wright Sewall hosts with Governor Mount delivering the welcome Thursday afternoon.
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Susan B. Anthony
Indianapolis
May Wright
Sewall
Mount
Gas station completion delayed amid cold snap in Peru
Peru Indiana reports a new gas station will not be finished for weeks as a cold snap grips the area. Factories cut power or gas supplies as residents shiver and await warmer weather.
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Peru
Ind
English wrestler Tom Cannon defeats Carkeke in Liverpool bout
Tom Cannon of England defeats American Jack Carkeke in a Graeco Roman bout for 1000 dollars in Liverpool on Monday. Buck Ewing will not manage the Cincinnati Reds next season. a successor is not yet announced. Iowa claims second in the western football championship by beating Wisconsin. The M C A basketball champions of Indiana will play Yale in Indianapolis on January 5. Yale begins western trip December 15. Ben Donnelley, ex Princeton football figure, dying in Mexico. Jacob Schaefer seeks a return match with Slosson after a disputed bout.
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Jack Carkeke
United States
Liverpool
Buck” Ewing
Cincinnati Reds
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Yale
Indianapolis
Ben Donnelley
Princeton
Purdue
Mexico
Jacob Schaefer
Slosson
Schaefer
Boxers headlines and matchups across the circuit
Reports outline Fitzsimmons aiming to meet all contenders after a split with Julian. Memphis seeks a heavyweight bout for the holidays. Jack Maley vs William White scheduled for ten rounds at catch weights on December 23 in Cincinnati. Paris press opposes Jeffries Corbett bout during the exposition. Ben Jordan farewell tour home. Toledo may form a new athletic club with 23000 dollars capital. Charlie Burns KO'd by Frank McConnell in St. Louis. Kid Robertson eyeing Jos Gans or Kid Asche with forfeits posted. Terry McGovern versus Eddie Santry for six rounds at Tattersall's on December 22.
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Jeffries-Corbett
Charlemont
Driscoll
Ben Jordan
Will Curley
Jordan
Toledo
Incorporated
Charlie Burns
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Frank McConnell
San Francisco
Robertson
Jos Gans
Kid Asche
Gans
Jack Carrig
Buffalo
Dal Frankins
Carrig
Terry McGovern
Eddie Santry
Tattersall's
Chicago
Mystery Man Atterbury Named To Guard U S Interests in Transvaal
Washington reports a mystery figure nicknamed Atterbury will guard American interests in the Transvaal during the gap before Adelbert Hay arrives. The State Department knows nothing of him including his first name and he is not on the diplomatic roll or in the service. He is a Macrum acquaintance assigned during Pretoria departure.
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Atterbury
Transvaal
Macrum
Pretoria
Adelbert Hay
Hay
State Department
Wall Collapse in Chicago Kills Fireman in Sash and Door Plant
A wall collapse during a Monday night fire at a two story Chicago sash and door plant owned by Harry Bros. & Foley and John A. Gauger & Co. killed pipeman John Bohannon and injured four others including John A. Donlan Capt. Sylvester Leser Frank J. Campion and Lieut. Dennis Laughlin. Property loss estimated at 90000.
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Chicago
Harry Bros. & Foley
John A. Gauger & Co
John Bohannon
John A. Donlan
Sylvester Leser
Frank J. Campion
Dennis Laughlin
Judge Baker’s Decision in Marion Street Upgrade
Judge Baker’s ruling could cost contractors up to 100000 if preserved on appeal. About 128000 worth of asphalt was laid along Marion streets while nearby property owners paid roughly 23000 to date.
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Marion, Ind
Baker
Marion Street
Seven seamen delegates urge Dewey as presidential candidate
In Chicago on Monday night seven delegates of the International Seamen's Union of America representing 3,500 members resolved to urge Admiral Dewey to become a candidate for the presidency of the United States.
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Dewey
Chicago
International Seamen’s Union of America
Admiral Dewey
United States
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