Madam City Dog Bitten Dogs After Mad Dash Through Streets
A small black dog blamed for mayhem in a city chase. Officers Mullin and Stewart pursued for four miles from the market to Tucker and Dorsey’s factory, shooting as it bolted through State and Southeastern avenues. The animal bit several people and dogs before a final head shot near the factory yard ended the pursuit.
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Bicyadle
Mullin and
Stewart
Tucker & Dorsey
Fac
Tory
State
Southeastern Aves
Market House
State-ave
Southeastern-ave
Mullin
Noble
Washington Sts
Toledo Man Barrett Sentenced for Grand Larceny
Barrett known to ward politicians as Mart was arrested on grand larceny charges after allegedly swindling a Glasgow farmer of 60 dollars in Indianapolis after a trip from Chicago. Detectives traced Hodgin from Kentucky and Barrett’s friendly behavior led to the loss of the final 60. Patrolmen found Barrett Tuesday night.
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Martin
Barrett
W. McCartyst
Mart
Chicago
Glasgow
Duncan
Askins
Oak Hodgin
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Hodgin
Hoodgin
Merrill and
McCarty
Judge Kinkaid Drops Sentence In Forgery Case In Toledo
In Toledo Judge James A. Pritchard released Mrs Carrie Yates and co defendants on their own recognizance after lenient arguments by attorneys. The forgery scheme involving John Reinhart and Yates totaled over 2000 dollars with Yates still found guilty but spared prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Kd. Yates
Uoto
Pritchard
Elllott R. Hocton
Charles Wiltsie
Wiltsie
Abe Hendricks
Yates
John Duncen
Widow Elizabeth Gale Fades After Long Fast Exercise
Mrs. Elizabeth Gale, 63, died Monday at 414 North Senate Avenue after a Thanksgiving day illness. She had refused food since, drinking only water to moisten her tongue. Survived by three brothers, she was a widow and daughter of Capt James Byron ton, noted for building the first steamboat on the Ohio. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Elizabeth Gale
Senate Ave
James Byrington
Ohio
New Orleans
Author presides at banquet of church laymen
Meredith Nicholson presided as toastmaster at a Monday evening banquet by the laymen of Episcopal churches in Indianapolis. Visiting laymen from a conference attended were welcomed. Rev. G. M. Williams, bishop of Marquette, spoke as principal. Bishop W. S. Leonard was absent. Other speakers included A. Q. Jones, John A. Galleher, and Rev. C. E. Woodcock, bishop of Kentucky.
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Meredith Nicholson
Board of Jade
Episcopal
Indianapolis
G. M. Williams
Marquette
W. S. Leonard
A. Q. Jones
John A. Galleher
C. E. Woodcock
Kentucky
Rescue Of 37 Crew From Burning Steamer St Cuthbert
Halifax dispatch reports the Hner Cymric saved 37 crew members from the burning steamer St Cuthbert in mid ocean during a heavy snow storm. Fifteen others perished after attempting to abandon in a small boat that capsized. The fire began with a blast that blew hatches into the air and fumes drove the helmsman from the wheel as the ship fought flames for 86 hours. Captain Hawke and two others were badly burned while junior officers steered boats under brave orders.
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Halifax
N.S
Hner Cymric
St. Cuthbert
Stivey
Cuthbert
Hawke
Thibes
Flowers for the Grave of a Comrade
Traveling Deputy I E Kelso of the internal revenue force will be buried in Vevay Indiana on Wednesday. Deputies Witthoff Phillips Asa Elliott and E M Lee delivered a floral offering from the collectors office and planned to attend the funeral Tuesday. Collector Neal aimed to attend but illness prevented the trip. The voyage occurred amid ice on the Ohio River requiring a 20 mile buggy ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Kelso
Vevay
Ind
Internal Revenue Force
E. H. Neal
Indianapolis
Charles Witthoff
A. A. Phillips
Asa Elliott
E. M. Lee
Neal
Ohio
Taft Far In Lead For The Nomination
Chicago February 4 A poll of leading Republicans shows William H Taft ahead by a comfortable margin in presidential nomination preferences Taft 4856 Hughes 3257 Roosevelt 879 La Follette 806 Cannon 1214 Knox 715 Fairbanks 797 Foraker 281 Root 240 Cortelyou 261 Cummins 4 The vote totals reflect strong Taft support among party leaders across the nation with other candidates far behind in the ranking
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Chicago
United States
William H. Taft
Taft
Hughes
Roosevelt
la Follette
Cannon
Knox
Fairbanks
Foraker
Root
Cortelyou
Cummins
Fanciers' exhibition features chickens dogs and cats in Indiana
The annual Fanciers association of Indiana show opened in Demlinson hall. Exhibits include 193 pheasants in one cage and 1,900 chickens plus 146 dogs. Cats attract bachelor maids as judging begins Tuesday morning and will continue into Wednesday evening.
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Fanciers’ Association of Indiana
Demlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Wallace Evans
Oak Park
Parks and boulevards plans spark dispute in Kansas City
Mayor Bookwalter cites assessments of 14 dollars per front foot on lands along parkways and boulevards and an increase in land values due to improvements amounting to ten times 310 dollars per front foot. The article misprinted as 1 dollar per front foot, harming the point about a 10 dollar? front foot assessment yielding a 100 dollar increment from improvements.
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Bookwalter
Kansas City
Iansas City
Toledo ice trust trio resentenced to county jail
Special to The Indianapolis Sun reports that in Toledo Judge Kinkade resentenced R. C. Lemmon, Rolin Beard, and Jor Miller to six months in the county jail after the Supreme Court remanded for county jail confinement. They were previously fined 82.5 percent and given workhouse terms. The men begin six months in jail at 4 p.m. today.
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Toledo, O
Toledo Ice Trust
Kinkade
Supreme Court
Res Trust
R. C. Lemmon
Rolin Beard
Jor Miller
Train Hits Car Injuring Five Passengers in Pennsylvania
Special to The Indianapolis News Pittsburg Pa Feb 4 A Pennsylvania train struck a street car at Homestead on icy rails at high speed. Five passengers were badly injured as the car slid and brake failure prevented stopping before the collision. Passengers suffered bruises cuts and shock amid splinters and twisted timbers with several named among the injured.
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Indianapolis San
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ella Anderson
Mire
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Marion Hutchinson
M. B. MrDonald
Garnet Clark
Catherine Early
Mergaret Mcloughlin
Daniel W. Levingood
Mary Sudak
Saloon Keeper Ordered to Appear Before Mayor
William Blomberg of 1637 English Avenue, a saloon keeper, has been ordered to appear before Mayor Bookwalter Friday morning after being arrested for selling liquor on Sunday.
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William Blomberg
Bookwalter
Sundar
Masked Ball Held by Social Turnverein at German House
A masked ball was held Monday evening by the Social Turnverein at the German house. A large crowd attended and dancers in masks filled the floor while the German band played between dances.
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Turnverein
H W Marsh Named President Of Adscript Club
H W Marsh was elected president of the Adscript club Monday evening defeating Carl Spencer. J P Mullally won the vice presidency, Ernest Cohn was chosen secretary, and H R Shric became treasurer.
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H. W. Marsh
Adscript Club
Carl Spencer
J. P. Mullally
Ernest Cohn
H. R. Shric
Two Boys Here Who Are Full of Hustle
In Greenwood and Lebanon Indiana dated February 3 1908 two readers request newspaper subscription increases. Donald Richardson asks to raise his Sun copies to eighty five while Newton Blackwell adds twenty five more subscribers noting growing interest in The Sun.
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the Sun Publishing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Sun
Donald Richardson
Newton Blackwell
Moors, French clash leaves thousands dead at Zettat
Tangier dispatch reports 19,000 Moors slain in a Moorish stronghold battle with French forces near Zettat. About 160 French officers and men killed or wounded as French attackers, supported by artillery and cavalry, surround Moors. Moorish force estimated at around 5,000. French at 7,000 to 9,000.
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Zettat
Women to be awarded diplomas by nurse school
Eleven young women will graduate from the Indianapolis School for Nurses at City Hospital with diplomas. The ceremony includes music and an address by Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht, with diplomas presented by Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter. Invocation by Rev. Albert Hurlstone.
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Indianapolis School For
City Hospital
Morris Feuerlicht
Charles A. Bookwalter
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park
Anna May Gant
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Lucy May High
Bertha Jane Pember
Blanch Elizabeth Ness
Leila Randolph Davis
Gertrude Biticcia Medlin
Legally Dead Woman Regains Life as Heir in Chicago
Minnie Happold, once declared legally dead by Marion County Probate Court, responds to Chicago newspaper advertisement and reveals herself as heir to 503.85 held by County Clerk Leone ard Quill. The case traces to Mrs Katherina Hofmann who died in Indianapolis, leaving 0.83 after funeral costs, with no heirs until Minnie Happold’s reappearance following her marriage to Happold and later presumed death. Councilman Otto Hofmann, administrator, had placed the ad.
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Serted
Chicago
Mra Milesiie Happold
Marion County
Katherina Hofmann
Indianapolis
Rail depot dispute splits Sellersburg and Speeds
Union B Hunt and Charles W Mc Adams of the Indiana Railroad Commission traveled to Sellersburg to hear testimony about the location of the Pennsylvania rail road depot serving Sellersburg and Speeds. The depot was set halfway between the two towns.
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Union B. Hunt
Charles W. McAdams
Indiana Railroad Commission
Sellersburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Kinkaid
Toledo
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Joe Miller
That City
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Laurence Fielder
New York
Mme. Fiedler
France
Indianapoli Sun
Stead
H.W. Marsh
Greenwood, Ind
Lebanon
Indianapolis Sun
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