Admiral Remarks On Buffalo Ready For Manila Voyage
Admiral Philip at Brooklyn navy yard surveys the Buffalo undergoing dry dock, expected to sail for Manila with wives and sweethearts aboard. He notes inaugural voyage in US Navy history, citing petitions from service members and families, with accommodations expanding as demand grows for the spring departure.
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Philip
Brooklyn Mavyy Yard
Buffalo
Fis
Manila
Philippines
United States
Navy Department
the Navy
Transsports
Jackie
Thomas B Wilson Jr jailed over neglect death case in Indiana
Thomas B Wilson Jr of Harrison township was arrested in Vincennes on a charge of allowing his child to die due to neglect after he refused medical treatment for illness. He claims to place his child's life in the care of a Greater Physician despite health officer records. The report lists numerous local incidents and notices from across Indiana, including other arrests, accidents, and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Thomas B. Wilson, Jr
Harrison Township
Shark Gaines
Lyman M.beckes
Wilson
Daniel
Lion's den
Thomas B. Wilson
George W. Jackson
Albion
Wabash Railroad
McGuire
Frankfort
Edmunds
Bowers
He Came From Ohio Swindle Near Huntington Ind
Jacob Kimball of Payne Ohio met a man named Thomas in Huntington who claimed the buyer needed to show money to the Colonel before transferring green goods. At a hotel they agreed to pay 55 for 500 in bogus money. Thomas left to see the Colonel and vanished. Kimball alerted police after finding only newspaper clippings in the envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Jacob Kimball
Payne, O
Thomas
Payne
Kimball
Man fined for selling liquor without license in Auburn
Conrad Mabus was fined 20 dollars and costs for selling hard cider to boys without a license. He offered jail payment to aid his wife, then sought jail admission next day, but the sheriff refused until papers arrived. Mrs Mabus filed replevin but the court ruled for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Conrad Mahbus
Wis Restau
Unclear fragment from a local item on lodge and home life
Fragmentary text mentions a K of P lodge presence and Bainfield dwelling. The readable phrases reference a bachelor woman and embarrassment but lack coherent context or events to summarize.
Elliott's Answer in Geckler Election Contest Filed
Harding and Hovey for Charles N. Elliott filed a reply denying all allegations in John F. Geckler's answer. Geckler claimed votes were counted for Elliott instead of himself. The attorneys cited similar cases to the court.
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Harding & Hovey
Charles N. Elliott
John F. Geckler
Geckler
Biott
Harding & Hivey
Train Jump Fatal on KenDrick Grade Near Lewiston
Four trainmen died and another was fatally injured when a Northern Pacific freight derailed after the engine lost control on a steep grade near Ken Drick. Victims were all Spokane residents: Engineers Arthur E. Bain and John A. Ogden, Fireman Earl Bradshaw, and Brakeman A. Budge. Brakeman John Peterman died of injuries.
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Lewiston
Ida
Northern Pacific
Kendrick
Spokane
Wash
Arthur E. Bain
John A. Ogden
Earl, Bradshaw
A. Budge
John Peterman
Homeseekers' Excursion to points South date
December 19 excursion offered by Via C., H. and D. Ry. to southern destinations. Call at Union station or 25 W. Washington Street for details.
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Homeseekers
Union Station
Washington, St
SQUIRE AND CO PORK PACKERS ASSIGNED IN BOSTON
John B. Squire and Co, pork packers with 20 million dollars annual business, assigned Friday to Herman W. Chaplin. Liabilities reach 3.9 million, assets about 5 million. Globe Bank is principal creditor. several Boston banks involved as money market tightens. East Cambridge plant valued at 2 million. Interstate Stock Yards link noted. Indianapolis stockholder Erwin says no impact.
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Boston
John B. Squire,& Co
Herman W. Chaplin
Globe Bank
Squires
Squire
East Cambridge
Chaplin
Squire Company
John P. Squire & Co
Indianapolis
D.P
Broadway National Bank Closes Doors in Boston
The Broadway National Bank shut its doors at 9 a.m. Saturday and is now in the hands of the comptroller of the currency. Reported capital stands at 200000 with surplus and profits of 220240 and large deposits totaling 2301410, loans and discounts 1829180, and cash and exchanges 600000.
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Broadway
Boston
Broadway National Bank
Sturday
Gold shortages loom as war in Transvaal widens
London reports ongoing Transvaal war may cause gold scarcity with the Bank of England drawing £7,009,000 from Australasia and £20,000,000 from the United States to fund war expenses. France will not supply gold, raising prices and potentially reviving Bryan’s silver platform ahead of the U.S. presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transvaal
Bank of England
Austral
United States
Bank of France
Bryan
Death of DeWitt Acedemus at Central Insane Hospital
DeWitt Acedemus, 55, an inmate of the Central insane hospital, died suddenly early Saturday. He was admitted from Hamilton county poor asylum last May. Deputy coroner Dunlavy conducted an autopsy Saturday and ruled cerebral hemorrhage the cause. He was formerly a lecturer, but details of his earlier life are scarce.
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DeWitt Acedemus
Central Insane Hospital
Hamilton County
The Yellow Kid Arrested for Assault and Battery
William Hendricks known as The Yellow Kid colored, was arrested Saturday morning by Patrolmen Winn and Detective Thornton and charged with assault and battery and loitering. A Striking account follows of a street encounter near Chislett block and Mrs. Smith who described the assailant before Hendricks was seized.
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William Hendricks
the Yellow Kid
Winn
Thornton
Smith
E. St. Joe St
Chislet Block
Frank Stevenson
Chislett Block
Mllnois
Fourteenth
Stevenson
Hendricks
NO MOLDERS STRIKE CALLED OFF IN INDIANAPOLIS
The machine iron molders in Indianapolis shelved their threatened walkout while the National Foundrymen's Association and the National Iron Molders Union negotiate a nationwide understanding. An agreement bars any strike while talks continue. Indianapolis workers seek a minimum scale of 82.75 dollars per day. current local rate is 2.50, the lowest in the country, with Cincinnati Chicago and Cleveland at 2.75 and Minneapolis Buffalo and Syracuse matching Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machine Iron Molders
Indianapolis
National Fouudrymen’s Association
National Iron Melders’ Union
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Syracuse
Deaths and Births in Local Records
A list of deaths including Edgar Johnson Henry Homer and Eliza Spencer, with ages and street addresses. Also births noted for multiple couples and infants including twins stillborn, and marriage licenses listed for Bert Reardon with Maggie Myers and Marion Simcox with Grace Defrees.
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Edgar Johnson
South-st
Henry Homer
Huron-st
Charles Cravens
Vermont-st
Eliza W. Spencer
Valley Ave
James Garrity
Daugherty-st
Elsie F. Gibson
Maryland St
Elizabeth Omerick
Charles A. Nickens
Allegheny-st
Mary EF. Richardson
Newby-ave
Hamlin
E. Wabash St
William 8. Hunt
Eugene-st
John W. Whitsett
Hamburg-st
Dave and
Rothschilds
Dewey-st
Charles and
Spinney
Dorman St
Fenn Kepley
S. Rural-st
Samuel
Emma Claycomb
E. Sixteenth-st
Leon
Lizzie Hamlin
Levi and
Ethel Parker
W. Morris St
Edwin and
Florence Gager
N. Capitol Ave
Charles
Lena Schlick
New York St
Bert Reardon
Maggie Myers
Marion J. Simcox
Grace EB. Defrees
Local Properties and Repairs Listing Near Shelby Street
Interior Art Wood Co. Belt railroad brick building valued at 2500. G. M. Monninger at 17 N. Illinois Street adds 800. John Hotz corner Sixteenth Street and Senate Avenue frame house 4100. H. & I. R. Co. between Alabama and New Jersey streets rare frame buildings priced at 50. F. & P. Heier at 12 and 14 S. New Jersey Street repairs 500.
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Interior Art Wood Co
Belt Railroad
Shelby-st
G. M. Monninger
Illinois-st
John Hotz
Sixteenth-st
Senate Ave
Alabama
New Jersey-sts
F. & P. Heier
S. New Jersey St
Answers from the old state house and notable dates
The text states the old state house was torn down on November 1, 1877. Oliver P. Shorton died in 1882. Harrison was elected United States senator in 1882, defeating ex Governor Gray. The passage includes a slogan about self preservation and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Oliver P. Shorton
Harrison
United States
Gray
Carstensen's Successor Considered by Boston Ministers
A dozen prominent ministers from Boston toward the west are being considered as successors to Rev. G. A. Carstensen, who has resigned as pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. A selection and call are expected before the new year, with Carstensen's resignation taking effect January 31.
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Boston
G. A. Carstensen
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Try Merchants' Lunch 250 at Union Station
An old nurse for children Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething should always be used. It soothes the child softens the gums allays pain cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle.
Will of Edward Bunch Leaves Heirlooms Across Indiana
Edward Bunch's will disperses a $35,000 estate. Tenant Adam Papaw receives property valued at $15,060 and a church under construction worth $110. The remainder goes to the New Madison school library, while Irene Jones, the sole heir, obtains the family picture records. The will is expected to be contested.
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Richmond
Ind
Edward Bunch
Ohio Line
Bunch
Adam Papaw
School Library of
New Madison
O. Irene Jones
Gold in New York vaults prompts $100,000 vaults fund
Secretary Gage asked Congress for a $100,000 deficiency appropriation to build new gold vaults as the New York sub treasury overflows with gold from customs payments and gold certificate exchanges. Rev. G M Anderson will address ministers about the saloon's power and the church's role in politics Monday.
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Washington
New York Sub-Treasury
Gage
House of Representatives
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
G. M. Anderson
Christian Ministers’ Association
Domestic bread praised as Hoosier State staple
In a local tribute the saying bread is life is extolled with rustic rhyme. The piece lauds domestic bread as the best and notes the shared belief among Hoosier residents.
Sawyer Goes Free in Not Guilty Verdict
In a criminal court case, jurors acquitted William Sawyer of assaulting Nealie Pearl Green on election night, delivering a not guilty verdict Saturday morning.
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Criminal Court
William Sawyer
Little Nealie
Pearl Green
Ormonde Cafeteria Ad Promises 10 Cent Meals
Daily business lunch from 10 a m to 2 p m with ladies’ lunch on the second floor. Get in line for photo sittings at Ponder's Photo Studio by Stanton L Wilhite offering high grade work and framing to order at 16 W Pearl St.
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Our
Ormonde
W._Pearlst
Ponder's
Stanton L. Wilhite
Hanna Denies Wife Robbed of Diamonds at Hot Springs
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hanna denies a claim his wife was robbed of diamonds valued at $6,000 at Hot Springs Virginia. He insists she has not visited Hot Springs or Cincinnati for a long time and never owned such jewelry. He also denies renting the late Vice President Hobart’s residence.
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Cleveland
Washington
Hanna
Hot Springs
Senator Hanna
Cincinnati
Hobart
Gardner's offers jewelry line and free neckbands
Gardner's at 59 Commercial club showcases a line of jewelry with neckbands offered free on shirts. Progress Laundry and Beatty's roof garden advertise events while Crouch Bros. promote Concert Kings as top entertainers. A weekly tourist sleeping car line between St Louis and Los Angeles to begin with first car leaving St Louis Nov 1. For details contact G D Maxfield and D P Ay at Jackson Place Indianapolis Ind Narge.
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Gardner’s
59 Commercial Club
Crouch Bros
Beatty's Roof Garden
Shelby-st.ear
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cal
G. D
Maxfield
D. P. Ay
Jackson Place
Indianapolia
Ind
Narge
Save Yourself Trouble The Union Trust Company as agent
The Union Trust Company will act as agent for collecting incomes from bonds mortgages and rents and for payment of taxes assessments and insurance. It also handles investment of funds in real estate securities and serves as custodian of valuable papers with fireproof vault storage. Trust funds are kept separate from the company’s own investments and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Trust Company
Offices Nos 118-122 at East Market Street Highlighted
Listing of offices in the Company’s Building at East Market Street and the corporate officers Henry Eitel president John H Holliday vice president Howard M Foltz treasurer and Charles S McBride secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Market Street
Henry Eitel
John H. Holliday
Howard M. Foltz
Charles 8S. M’bride
Train schedule changes for Big Four routes announced
The Big Four route No. 11 now leaves at 11 50 a m instead of 1 4 am. No. 3 shifts to 4 25 pm from 4 35 pm. No. 35 departs 11 35 pm, earlier than 11 15 pm. Arrivals and departures for Nos. 2 12 18 46 32 are adjusted accordingly with new times. Bronson A P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
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Broklyn Navy Yard
Christian Science
Cheek
Danville
Anderson
Evansville
Fastern Capital
Richmond Commercial Club
M. M. Durlap
Greencastle
Hobo
Charles Wilson
Greenfield
Hendricks County
Brownsburg
Madison
Tipton
Elwood
James S. Holton
Crown Point
John F. Jackson
Kokomo
David Marley
Marion
Thomas Oliphant
Dresser
Covington
Tinton
Edward Lang
Columbia City
Associated Charities
Otis Watts
Fortville
New Christian Church
Mechanics’ Foundry
Cromer
Portland
Roberts
H. G. Tussey
Cutters’ League of America
James Hughes
Muncie
Brownstown
Seymour
Commercial Club - and -Council
Western’ Knitting Company
Reading
Franklin
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Electric Railway
Topeka
State Board of Health
Woodbury Glass Company
American Flint Glass-Workers’ Union
New Castle
Indiana
Martha A. Carnahan
Mary E. Stines
Harriet Gard Dillon
Luther T. Burch
Joseph Agness
Fame Hardacre
Converse
David Verrell
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Christopher C. Monks
Winchester
Wiliam W. Langley
Randolph County
Union City
Ohio
Jaytor
P. Lodge
Bainfield
Elliott
Idaho
Packers
Big Meat Corporation
Hood
Carstensen
Parrott & Taggart
the Sun
SUN
Sawyer
Progress
The
Wabash R. R. Co
Cp. J. Conrad
California
Union Pacific
San Francisco
A. G. Shearman
UN. Pac. R. R
Carew Building
J. H. June
Tray. Pass
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Chichester
Penivaovat
Serge Ek Peak
Teresi
Mane
Toca Prugziste
Eiemars
East Ohio St
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