Husband Accused in Fatal Knife Wound Case
Mrs. Oliver Bradley died at City hospital from a throat knife wound inflicted during a jealous quarrel. Bradley, of Noblesville, was arrested by bicycle officers near her mother's home after handing a birthday bracelet. He faces murder charges. the couple had separated.
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City Hospital
Bradley
Schlangen
Radamacher
Noblesville
Mary A. Brown
Kennington Street
Fred
Funeral of GHPT Bray to Be Held Tuesday
A police escort led by Capt Adolph Asche and Lieut Sandmann will accompany the funeral of detective chief Edward Bray at 1 20 Tuesday afternoon from 1901 Ashland avenue. Rev Louis Brown will conduct services. Scottish Rite Masons will oversee the rites. A large turnout of policemen is expected from across the state.
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Sandmann
Edward Bray
Ashland Avenue
Louis Brown
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Poiice
Boys’ Club
Bray
Harry Wallace
Martin Hyland
Christian L. Kruger
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William A. Holtz
David Lancaster
Mayor Bookwalter
Lewis W. Cooper
Board of Safety
George W.W. Powell
William Schoppenhorst
Charlies
Fatewiller
Metzger
Caleb 8. Denny
Thomas ‘Whallon
Ed Curley Picks Across Three Cities Card
In Tampa Oakland and Los Angeles Ed Curley outlines races with horse names such as Kiamesha II Jacobite and Ethon as likely winners across events in each city and race list. Most Probable Winner Kiamesha II in Tampa and Jacobite in Oakland and Ethon in Los Angeles.
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Charley Lusk
Brown Jug
Klamesha H
Ajkship
Rennetta
St. Aulaire
St. Abe
Jeanette M
Malvino
Expect To Gee
Gambler
Oriental Queen
den of Dawn
Merry Belle
Artful Dodger
Trey of
Spades
Momentum
Kiamesha II
Oakland
Lighthouse
Fulford
Ace of Diamonds
Tipster
Wicket
Deutschland
Cloud‘light
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Louis Streuber
Col. White
Figent
Jacobite
Fordello
Ame
Los Angeles
Guise
Allen Lee
Sureget
San Dominus
Mary Vanburen
Ethan
Rubro
Sir Edward
Joy Madden
Lawton Wingins
Dr. Holzberg
Crack Shot
Niblack
Arcourt
Lord Stanhope
Grande Deme
Snowball
Ethon
Valentine Day Baby Born On Fast Train
Chicago reports a Valentine Day baby born on a Nickel Plate railroad train near Claypool, Iowa. Mrs August Miller is the mother. The event occurred February 15 with the new arrival welcomed aboard the moving train.
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Chicago
Claypool
Iapalia
August Miller
New Y M C A Building Open To Donors
Indianapolis residents will tour the new Y M C A on Illinois street Monday night at 7 15 p m. The campaign for 1000 new members began Monday and will continue with energy this week. Five hundred active Y M C A men will participate in the drive, which already draws new members to the association.
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Indianapolis
Illinois Street
Association
Trial of Woman Who Murdered Husband Opens in Brooklyn
Rosa Gratzione, indicted for murder in the second degree for her husband’s death last August, goes on trial before Judge Dike in Kings County Court. She admits shooting but claims she was driven by his demand to lead a life of shame and did not know her actions. Life imprisonment is the maximum penalty.
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New York
Rosa Gratzione
Dike
Kings County Court
Gratzione
68Th and
Adams Streets
Brooklyn
Schwab Designs New Derby Hat Stuns London Crowd
Steel magnate Charles M Schwab wowed London's Savoy Hotel by debuting a uniquely designed Derby hat. The exclusive creation features a flat rim and crown, with distinctive lines described as indescribable. The American industrialist unveiled the headpiece at the hotel where he stays.
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STEEL
Schwab
London
Chas. M. Schwab
Savoy Hotel
Boy 15 Killed Under Traction Car in Indiana
Charles Atkinson aged 17 fell beneath the rear track of an Indiana Union Traction freight car at Broad Ripple on Saturday afternoon and was killed. He and Glen Caldwell 15 were attempting to board the moving car while substitute drivers for William H Roberts's dairy. Atkinson lived at 3131 MacPherson Avenue and was nephew of Mrs. Gertrude Oaks, matron of the City dispensary.
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Charles Atkinson
Indiana Union Traction
Broad Ripple
Glen Caldwell
William H- Roberts
Atkinson
MacPherson Avenue
Gertrude Oaks
Warned Tariff Critics Face Police at Indianapolis Meeting
Orators from the American Protective Tariff league warned against disruptive efforts at the tariff commission convention in Indianapolis. Organizers said stand-patters will be removed if needed as 1,560 delegates are slated to attend the opening session Tuesday. A large crowd is expected and the event aims to shape sentiment and moral impact.
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American Protective Tariff League
Indianapolis
Actress Margaret Islington Ends Marriage to Frohman
Margaret Islington describes a life of stage strain and health collapse. She seeks a quiet divorce in New York or nearby, aiming for domestic life and a future away from acting. She hopes to remarry after dissolution.
Widow Confesses Intention For Second Marriage
In a grave statement a woman admits happiness in a future second marriage though she seeks a long rest before making any public plans. She notes that Mr Bowes and close friends are already informed of their intent.
Frohman Willing to Grant Wife Divorce Amid Amicable Split
Daniel Frohman tells reporters there is no scandal and no third party involved as he confirms his wife Margaret Illington seeks a divorce. He praises her health and character, noting she has worked hard on stage and managed to support her parents.
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Frohman
Reason Must Rule Declares Rev Sweeney at Y M C A
Rev Z T Sweeney spoke to about 1200 men at Eng lish's opera house Sunday on reason in religion. He argued that the times favor eternal truths in literature science and art and that old beliefs must pass if they fail to meet the standard of reason. The program featured an orchestra and Mrs Hugh McGibeny with Van Dyke’s Legend of Service.
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Z. T. Sweeney
Opera House
Sweeney
Hugh McGibeny
van Dyke
Whiskey for Colds Popular Old Time Remedy
An ailment remedy suggests finishing a dose of one half pint whiskey with one ounce syrup sarsaparilla and one ounce Toris compound from a druggist. Take in cans before meals and before rest to ease cold symptoms as described in the listing.
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Tetii
Negro Beaten After Harassment on Subway Ride
A crowd on 135th street and Lenox avenue chased and beat a negro who harassed Miss Helen Cassidy of Scranton in a city subway. He sought to escort her and seize her umbrella, was struck with it, fled, and was beaten by bystanders before escaping into a tenement.
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New York
135Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Helen Cassidy
Scranton, Pa
Miss Cassidy
Lenox
Seventh Avenues
Mrs Mary A Richards Dies in Indianapolis at 62
Mrs. Mary A Richards wife of Major William J Richards died Sunday at 1531 N Pennsylvania St after a three month illness. Heart disease brought on pneumonia caused her death. She was 62 and had lived in Indianapolis many years. Funeral at 10 Wednesday from the residence with Rev Owen D Odell of Second Presbyterian Church officiating. She served as a director of the Orphans Home board and was active in charity work.
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Mary A. Richards
William J. Richards
Pennsylvania Street
Widow of English bishop dies in New York
Mrs. Sarah M. Knickerbacker, 70, widow of Bishop Knickerbacker, died Sunday at Fletcher's sanitarium after a two day illness. Native of England, she lived with Bishop Joseph M. Francis after her husband's death and had no near relatives in the United States. She had recently returned from England to live with nieces and will be buried after a 2 o'clock Tuesday funeral.
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Sarah M. Knickerbacker
Bishop Knickerbacker
Fletcher
Purity of English Praised and Bray Remembered
Rev H C Clippinger condemns slang and urges pure English in sermons. He cites Capt Edward S Bray as a model of honesty and leadership, praising his direct praise of subordinates and his steady self respect even among criminals.
Prof Matthews Dead at 90 in Boston
Professor William Matthews, once with the University of Chicago and the oldest Colby College graduate, died at Forest Hill at age 90. He authored Getting On in the World and ten other books.
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Matthews
Boston
William Matthews
University of Chicago
Colby College
Forest Hill
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