Saloonkeepers Denounce Wine Rooms Dance Halls
The piece reports Riana UT of saloons and Baye evils in the city. Saloons keepers unite in seeking abolition of dances with liquor and winerooms. John Gasper and Joseph H. Schaub condemn dances attended by underage girls and urge closing winerooms. Other owners express mixed views on regulated dances. The discussion frames liquor, public morality, and town vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tratn
Joseph H. Schaub
Washington
Mannerchor
Turners’ Societies
Ria
Philip ‘Trietych
B. Washingtons
John Gasper
N. Pennasivantant
Indianapolis
Home Before Death After Traveling Fast to Be Present
Louis Wealyn Jones arrived from Glasgow to be with his mother-in-law Mrs Agnes Fletcher on her death bed. The private funeral will be held at the residence with immediate family including Mrs Bolton C Brown and Mrs John B R Brown, Albert C Fletcher, Mrs Arthur F Hall, Mr and Mrs Louie Weeslro Jones, and William S Fletcher Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wealyn Jones
Glasgow
Scotland
Agnes Fletcher
William B. Fletcher
Jones
Mra
Fletcher
Bolton C. Brown
New York
John BR. Brown
Knoxville
Albert C. Fietcher
California
Arthur F. Hall
City
Louie Weeslro Jones
Willam
Fintcher, Jr
Bicyclemen Attend Wedding Call At Merrit Street
On duty Wednesday night Bicyckemen Shine and Earl were summoned to 21 W Merrit Street where a man threatened to halt his father's marriage. Fred Note wed Miss Anna Brosnan, a neighbor girl younger than him, while David NeMe’a objected citing property concerns. Police arrived as NeMe’a fled and the ceremony proceeded calmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicyckemen Shine
Earl
Hey
W. Merrit Street
San
Fred Note
Anna Brosnan
David Mr. NeMe
Young NeMe
Remarkable long married couple in Richmond
RICHMOND Ind Dec 22 Mr and Mrs Walter T Carpenter of Richmond Str are nearly 71 years married. He is 34 years older, yet they both remain active and drive in their carriage. Charles E Marlatt ex police commissioner expires Jan 1, with reappointment pending and Gov Manly likely to appoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
United States
Walter T. Carpenter
Richmond Str
Carpenter
Charles E. Marlatt
Gov
Manly
Accused Men Go Free In Burlington Murder Case
On district attorney guidance the grand jury refused to indict Arthur Schwindier and Sidney Jarvis, arrested in Burlington, in the case of murdering Express Messenger Roberta in the recept. The decision follows deliberation on December 2 in Calm Bernardino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecripps-M'Rae
County Clerk Dares With Attorney General on Licenses
County Clerk Davis clashes with Attorney General Miller over marriage license residency rules. Miller says statute clear while Davis allows nonresidents to qualify if legally eligible. Report cites flexible rules and potential rounding edits to affidavits, noting penalties for improper issuance and possible shift of cases to Indianapolis if trend continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Miller
Shere
Gen. Miller
Daxvis
Alex Deputica
Marian
Publica
Martin Klugx
Davia
Tts
Indianapolis
Indiana
Gretna Creen
Jeffersonvills
Lake Shore Campaign Promotes Speed Law Reform
The Lake Shore railway conducts a novel education drive to persuade aldermen in South Bend and Goshen to repeal eight mile per hour speed limits. Officials joined a roadside school on wheels after complaints that existing ordinances are antiquated and enforcement has disrupted records. A tour with speeds from 8 to 50 miles per hour aimed to prove the need for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecripps-M'Rar
Chicago
Dre
Lake Shore
South Bind
Goshen
South Bendetts Council
Boy Held for Crime in Witte Murder Case
Logan W Dee Halla Broltingy, brother of Floyd Stollings, is jailed on charges tied to the murder of Rosa Witte and the slaying of a wealthy farmer. The case echoes the Pearl Bryan tragedy with grisly details surrounding the victim’s identity and the discovery of weapons and remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Dee Halla Broltingy
Floyd B Stollings
Rosa Witte
Wing
Mise White
Pearl Bryan
USA
Bliss says Lawson lies in campaign fund claim
Cornelius N. Bila, treasurer of the Republican national committee, denounces the January Everybody’s Magazine claim of a 15 million Lawson fund as absolutely false. He names William McKinley Osborne, Mark Hanne and John Moore as dead and declines further argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Mur
Kew
York
Cornelius N. Bila
Republican National
W. Lawson
William McKinley Osborne
Mark Hanne
John Moore
Woman Manager Retires After Major Chemicals Merger
Philadelphia news reports that Power Weightmann and Rosthgutter & Sons, two large chemical manufacturers, have merged. Anna B M Watke, sole heir and former partner of the late William Weightmann, will retire from active business following the consolidation and leadership of the firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuurroa Nag Folkun AM
Philadelphia
Power & Weightmann and
Rosthgutter & Sons, Incorporated
United States
Anna BM. Watke
Willam Weightmann
Clemens Buys Farm Grounds Named Park at Sarry Town
Samuel Clemens and B S Cobbetd to Charles A Gardiner lawyer an estate of operes in Sarry town for 1 0. The grounds are set out as a park and heavily wooded. Clemens bought half the tract two years ago but illness prevented living on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens
Scripps-M'Rae
New York
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Charles A. Gardiner
O Peres
Sarrytown
Teachers Organize at High School Meeting
A teachers organization formed by Manual Training and Shortridge High School staff. A constitution was adopted at a Wednesday meeting. Three meetings yearly planned, with an executive board of Edward Birge, Milo H. Stuart, and Edgar T. Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training
Shortridge
Edward Birge
Milo H. Stuart
Edgar T. Forsyth
Central Hospital Insane Inmates Focus of Inquiry
Dr Edenhatter superintendent urged legislative action after an inspecting committee visited Central Hospital for the Insane. The probe looked into crowded conditions and potential county additions to the hospital district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hospital
Central Hospital For
Edenhatter
Lawyers Seek Certiorari From Supreme Court in Suchen Case
Wartzington Ore 22 Half a dozen lawyers are drafting a petition for a writ of certiorari to the US Supreme Court after the Christmas holidays. The move aims to compel the high court to assume jurisdiction in the case of August W. Suchen et al against the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machen
Iscrippsacrak
Wartzington
Ore
Supreme Court of the United States
August W. Suchen
United States
Supreme Court
Judge weighs guardianship in Springer case
On Wednesday afternoon Judge Allen said the big family acted hastily in sending Benjamin Springer to the nylon after appointing a guardian. Springer sought to dissolve Ron’a guardianship and the judge feared replacing the guardianship with another guardian would not separate the parties.
Hat Borrowing Case Before Judge Stobis
Maygare Lovell a 16 year old from North Indianaporte was arraigned before Judge Stobis on a hat theft from Mra. Emin Riggs of Twenty-ftthest. The court sent the girl to the House of the Good Shepherd after indicating prior trouble with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maygare Lovell
North
Indianaporte
Stobis
Mra
Emin Riggs
Wan
House of the Good Shepherd
Two internes torpedo boats in hull fleet
In Indianapolis poor areas suffer more sickness this winter raising a call to add two more doctors to the city dispensary. The Health Board may appoint them as existing staff struggles to cover outside work in winter, with Mayor Holtaman backing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Health Board
Bapt
Lohrmann
Holtaman
Health Inspectors Probe Filthy Slaves in West Indianapolis
Hoard of Health inspectors uncover a den of filth where fifteen men live and work in a single room in Haughville near Merritt and Eddy streets. Many cannot speak English and face contagious skin diseases from unsanitary surroundings. City health officials plan visits with sanitary board members to improve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Aner
Haughville
Indianapolis
Merrit
Eddy
Am Var Jona
Cly
Keene
Medith
Justice in Bath Tub At Water-Soaked Hearing
In Painesville on December 9 22 Prosecutor F Blakely went to Justice E G Wentington to swear an affidavit. The justice was away and later found at a barber shop taking a bath when admitted to the bathroom. While the justice sat in the tub the prosecutor took the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iscripps
M'Rae
Painesville
F. Blakely
E.G. Wentington
Ife
Tim
Thursday Fire Record in Irvington Causes and Damages
A Thursday fire at a frame dwelling in Irvington caused unknown damage. The blaze drew 105 percent of a city yard response and was investigated by W. E. Bayer of 1511 North Alabama Street. A second entry notes a New Jersey street yard blaze at 1 pm with unclear cause and $2 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Mexumider
Irvington
W. EH. Bayer
Alabama-st
Hoxcar
New Jersey-st
Christmas Cantata at Woodruff Avenue church
A Christmas entertainment is planned at Colted Presbyterian Church on Thursday night through Sunday School. An interesting program includes Santa Claus and the cantata The Pies of the Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff-ave
Colted Presbyterian Church
Murderer Sasonoff Seen in London Amid Extradition Fears
A Scripps-MRAG Cablegram from London reports that Sasonoff, said to be the killer of M. Plehve, may be in London after escaping from St. Petersburg. He is reportedly hiding to avoid extradition proceedings if he is captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scripps-M Rag
Sasonoff
M. Plehve
St. Mentersburg
Colored boy improving after Norwood train collision
William Leslie, a colored boy from Syrarselt, was struck by a nine big faye engine at Norwood on Wednesday. He rests quietly at City Hospital on Thursday. The sash on his head will not prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Leslie
Norwood
City Hospital
Southside Improvement Club Plans Jan 3 Meeting
Members of the Southside Improvement Club will convene January 3 with representatives of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company to request the street car line be extended south on Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Improvement Club
Indianapoli Traction and Terminal Company
Carling Dé
Madi¢unare
Jewish families from New York headed to Texas for relocation
From Houston dispatch a telegram reports about 1000 Jewish families from New York being distributed to Texas. Major cities have contracted to take a weekly quota and provide care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Houston
Tex
Gnati
New York
Loot Jewelry Store Thefts In Danville Report
A burglary at F. T. Webber's Jewelry Store in Danville on a Wednesday evening saw diamonds valued at up to $1.00 stolen. Police report no clues to the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecripie-M'Rae
Danville
Dr. Deg
F. T. Webber
Colored organization forms group led by J C Miller
The American United Workers' club, a new colored organization, is led by president J C Miller. The group will meet every Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American United Workers
J.C. Miller
Avery
Grand Jury Bound Barber in Oyster Bay Shooting Case
Os Barber colored man bound over to grand jury after a November shooting near a Rhode Island hotel. Preliminary hearing before Judge Whalen set bond at 900. Witnesses testified Cooper was wounded in the abdomen by a revolver fired by Harker. Barber fled the scene and Cooper collapsed. Barber later revived and discharged after weeks in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Thorddey
Bond
Whalen
Harker
Quarness
Marber
Hhode Teland
Hlake
Parker
Coopera Qedy
Harcher
Pyle
Devin
Hazardous Voyage and Ship Voyage Details
An 1800s report outlines a dangerous voyage starting in Mobile with the launch Shami departing for New Orleans and Mobile. The vessel traveled down the Mississippi, through Luce Borgne and various channels, with rough seas and hazards noted. The journey spans several days, with a month estimated to complete the voyage and concerns about cargo safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UEPOT
RAG Telegmam Mobile
Dee
Uly
Mexico
Pan. Blive
Shami Lef Mobile
Spon Ist Wondyrus
Movin
Detroit
Aten
Missigaipni
New Orleans
Genes
Luce Borgne
Mivalavipps
Mobile
Court hears assault case of Krump and Schrader on street car
Eugene Krump and Harry Schrader, elderly men arrested months earlier for fighting on a street car, appeared in police court Thursday to answer assault and battery charges. Krump allegedly assaulted Schrader, who body slammed him and broke his arm after being driven off the car. Both men had been confined to bed for weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Krump
Hary Schrader
Krump
Bud
Schrader Ant
Tim
Schrader
Wealthy farmer robbed of $2000 in Piqua bank
Bourbon Garbery, a wealthy Niami county farmer, reported robbed after leaving his pocketbook and $2000 on a bank counter in Piqua. He was called away briefly. upon return the book and money were gone, with the crime occurring Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garbery
PIQUA
Niami County
Piqua Savings Bank
Crow's Nest Is Sold in Chicago Area Deal
Crow's Nose summer home of the late George A Dickson is reported sold. Wednesiac 14 Murry W Meltger of Chicago listed as purchaser, signaling a completed transaction in the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow's Nose
George A. Dickson
Wan Weld
Wednesiac
Murry W. Meltger
Chicago
Tor Skn
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths and Marriages
Births list names and addresses with newborns. Death notices include Augustus M. De Bouchet and others with ages and causes. Marriages show a long list of couples from local streets and firms, with building permits noting Joseph Stark for a $250 frame structure at Park and Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stark
Candy distribution draws huge crowd at People's Outfitting
In Washington Alabama District on a Wednesday night about 4 o clock, many children lined up four abreast from the store to nearby streets to receive 5 40 packages of candy donated by the People's Outfitting Company. Police kept order as crowds remained peaceful and delighted many poor children with the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Manapolis
Io Nine
People’s Outfitting Company
Atols
Washington-al
Santannis
Washington
Kentucky-ave
Appoints His Deputies To Be Named By Sheriff
Edward G. Sourbier sheriff elect will appoint six men as deputies. Named are Richard Craft chief deputy Cansy Kimble jailer and William Lewin Geo Eiwe Joseph Dynes and Moser Munn. New deputies to follow include Buwara Dati Edward Parker Raward Branulla Cesela Wieke John Cortidon and J Her nn. Sourbier may add more hires after taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger
Edward G. Sourbier
Richard Craft
Cansy Kimble
Wiliam Lewin
Geo
Eiwe
Joseph Dynes
Moser Munn
Teputles
Buwara Dati
Edward Parker
Raward Branulla
Cesela Wieke
John Cortidon
J. Hernn
Sourhier
Papers of Mrs Chadwick traced to attorney Dawley
The mysterious package belonging to Mrs. C. L. Chadwick, said to hold valuable papers and securities, was traced to her attorney Jay F. Dawley. Dawley admits possession and claims the contents have no value to any court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyee
Scripps-Aurae
Cleveland
Dee
Mra. C L. Chadwick
Chadwick
New York
Wo‘ynan'a
Jay FP. Dawley
Ps Ee
Lawson Warns of Weather Across Boston Streets
Thomas W. Lawson issued a storm warning on Thursday morning urging people to stay near buildings and seek cover at the slightest sign of trouble. He spoke of cloudy gathering storm and warned it could bring a shower or perhaps a cyclone in the next few days.
Post Annual Election for Pleynon's Hall Officers
The following officers were elected by Alvin P. Hovey Post G A B M W O Haver C Be F Cogie J C Stephen Hilland chaplain J A Abbott Q ML William de Mitchell D A D Grull surgeon Liavid Pisher trustees John Ante William L. Mitchell Wood They will be installed January 7 at public ceremonies in Pleynon's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhe
Offigers
Alvin P. Hovey Poat
G. A. Bey Gommaster
Wiliam O. Haver
Cogie
Stephen Hilland
Chapllain
J. A. Abbott
Q. ML
Wiliam de Mitchell
D. A. D. Grull
Liavid Pisher
John 4. Ante
William L. Mitchell
1 ‘Wood
Pleynon’s Hall
Summer Hotel Burned At Bellevue Villa Fire
A fire destroyed the Bellevue villa and automer hotel at High bund, longtime headquarters of a Pennsylvania boat crew. The caretaker and his family escaped with their lives as flames swept the building. Loss estimated at 335,00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burne
Scripps-M'Rab Telegiam
Poughkeepsie
N. V
Bellevue Villa
Automer
High+ bund
Pennsylvania Boat Crewm
Orly
Thieves Loot Jewelry During Calumet Fire Rescue
Firefighters battled a blaze at a three story building on Calumet when thieves seized about 500 dollars worth of jewelry from Mrs Julia Lo Wenthal during the incident. The blaze damaged a double structure and interrupted early morning operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcrippam Hap Telegram
Chicago
Calumet Are
Wed Neaday
Mins Julia Lowenthal
Mediation Rumors Stir Over Far Eastern War
London dispatch says persistent humor in Moscow claims Ringland and France will soon seek to mediate the far eastern war. Official confirmation remains unobtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippemnal Gableukam
London
Rt. Petersborg
Persieyent Humora
Ringland
France
Mirror Christmas Issue of 1908 Hard News Poster
The January class published the Mirror Christmas number as the most elaborate edition the school has produced. It includes stories poems and editorials from Manual Training High School reflecting student writing and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirror
The
Manual Training High School
State Population Rises Amid Fiscal Year Changes
The report shows 9,369 wards and a higher state institutional population with 123 in care and a 1 percent rise in commercial figures. The total population reaches 9,319, reflecting shifts in the latest fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallutans
Cormetiunal
Gold Medal Awarded at St Louis Gymnastic Exposition
The North American Gymnastic Union awarded a gold medal for the most complete gymnastic exam at the St Louis exposition. National officers in the city are noted, with members of the organization involved in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Gymmastic Union
Oficer
Tne Southwide
Saelater Turnverdtt
Meridian and Washington store contract awarded
A contract for building LB, Avro & Cos new store at Meridian and Washington was awarded to an eight man firm. The project costs about $20,000 upon completion. Holiday train rates listed from Chicago to several cities with sample dates and return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avro & Cos
Meridian
Washington Cats
Boy jailed after thefts coerced by accomplice in Chicago
Charles Deux Kirby, 16, testified before Judge Stubbs that he was forced to steal by Ered Jackson, a Black man he met in Chicago after running away from home years ago. Kirby, living with two aunts at 414 Southeast Ninth, was placed in a workhouse after a brief hearing before Police Judge Whallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deux Far A Kirby
Stubbs
Ered Jackson
Chicago
Seventeenthal
Incheon
Whallon
Stuthe Bue
Christmas bonuses awarded to Chicago workers top million
Chicago dispatch reports employees across brokerage firms manufacturing establishments and department stores will receive over 1 060 000 in Christmas prewettia. From lowly errand boys to high salaried professionals those in the service industries will share the generosity this year as businesses reward loyal workers with festive bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrifvi- Ral Telegian
Chicago
Chicengo Inoka
Priapertis
Amateurs to Perform at Uniqne Theater Thursday
Amateur singers including a girl who performs The Battle Gray Kittie and a boy with The Mansion of Aching Hearts will entertain at the Uniqne theater Thursday afternoon. A later program features professional act Mrs. Thorbus and an Aby Marine in Moon heam Babe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unique
Uniqne
Tormora
Thorbus
Aby Marine
Oregon land fraud indictment ties lawyer to Portland firm
Pierce Mays a Portland lawyer, prominent in Oregon circles, was indicted as part of federal grand jury investigations into land fraud. Blays, from a well known Oregon family, stands accused of conspiring to defraud the United States government of public lands. The report notes the ongoing inquiries and the involvement of notable local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Har
Yurtland
Ore
Dec
Pierce Mays
Portland
Mwon
Rebrnecion
Federal Grand Jury
Blays
Oregon
United States
Cheap Rates for Christmas and New Year Holidays
Account of CHEAP RATES via LAKE ERIE and WESTERN and FR, one and one third fare for round trip. Tickets on sale December and January 1 end January 2. Return limit January 4. For rates and times, inquire at LBL & W. R. R Ticket Office, South Misola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie & Western & FR
South Misolam
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Biecherne
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W. Bleventhal
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Douglaist
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Gravett Wise
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Benjamin F. Christe
Reutle R. Stubbs
Gregory J. Napp
Ada Oakley
Leo Kahn
Bertha Cohn
Claude Ms. Wray
Adaily J. Lubiting
Omar Lambert
Estella Hoffman
Forest L. Harrison
Cora Brommer
Frank G. Laurence
Charlotte E. Paylor
Tasac Marks
Margaret Roth
Robert J. Furley
Cordelia Gibson
Arthur W. Schowe
Marit Reake
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Ulysses S. Montgomery
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Hargett Coat Co
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Vighies
Pout Burnett
Yara Capi Lumber
Kristianasieh
Tawaly
FES Dynes Lumber Co
Whiiten Coal Co
Puehtite Leos Gansberg
Garstang Fuel Co
Greenan Coal Co
Greet Wilkinson J. Jingelskamp & Hi
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A, Th. & Vo Lambert Coal & Coke
Logsdon Bros, Fuel Co
Maaz
Netmeyer Lumbe, Malott Coal
Limeo Miler
BOF Minter
Mitchell Coat Co
Morgan Coal Co
Polar Ire & Fuel Pher Coal Co
Ralph & Co
Relproke
Behan
D . Hyner Brow
Radibaugh
Thos Rehroeder Coal Co
Star Fuel & Feed
Steinhauer
Btowart Co
G. T. Brickmeyer & Co
Thayer Ka
Thomas Rollins
Thompson
C ‘Thompson
Myers Fuel Co
Ofe
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People's Coal & Ice
Pierson & Roverts
Wanton
W. Greve
Matea’s
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