Limited Train Schedule From Indianapolis to Nearby Cities
Local trains depart on the hour to Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil and Terre Haute. Cars to Mooreville Martinsville and intermediate stations leave ten minutes early. Last train at 11 08 p.m. through trains connect Richmond with Dayton Columbus Zanesville.
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Insianapolia
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Mooreaville
Martinsville
Laine Field
Dayton O
Columbus
Zenesville
I C Traction Co. Schedule Notice for Shelbyville Greensburg
A brief timetable notice shows I C Traction Co. service between Shelbyville and Greensburg with a 4:30 pm departure time and express routing details for one day. The fragment lists times such as 3: 4:06 and 41:3 pm and mentions only Shelbyville.
No Mansion or Governor of Indiana Debated in Senate
The article notes no mansion plan for Indiana's governor. The senate rejected the scheme with only five in favor. It discusses Clark's bill on highway robbery penalties and assault with intent to rob, which passed with an amendment raising minimum to five and maximum to fourteen years, replacing the existing two to fourteen years. Clark's proposal to raise penalties in felonies was killed.
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Senate
Clark
Magee Elected Mayor of Pittsburg by Wide Margin
Pittsburg Pennsylvania February 17 William A Magee Republican won the mayoralty by an estimated 20000 votes despite a heavy rainstorm that reduced turnout This plurality is said to be larger in proportion to ballots cast than any prior Pittsburg mayoral result.
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Pittsburg
William A. Magee
Magee
Pittaburg
W. A. Whitecar
John Stowe
Johnny Jones
Social events fill week with bridge parties and visits
Mrs Lewin N Poyser hosted a large bridge party at Woodruff Place club Tuesday afternoon assisted by a list of local hostesses. Guests included Mrs H C Johnson of Seymour and others from Chicago Cincinnati Kalamazoo Newark and Columbus. Katherine Peters hosted a party for several guests with many attendees. Governor and Mrs Marshall welcomed friends Tuesday evening and visiting dignitaries attended. Local social notices also mention guests from Terre Haute Indianapolis and Columbus visiting Indiana City. A card party by Indianapolis Council Y M I and a concert by St Pauls Church Choral Society are slated for later in the week.
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Lewin’ N. Poyser
Woodruff Place Club
William Henkel
Earl Matlock
G. M. Sanborn
Walter Kipp
Walter Ballenger
James Laird
Arthur Heiskel
Theodore Myers
Charles Stafford
Perry Hester
H. C. Johnson
Seymour, Ind
Clyde Roach
E. L. Trowbridge
Chicago
Charles M. Cross
Charles Paquette
Cincinnati
Perle Abbey
Kalamazoo
J. Richard Francis
W. T. Nash
Newark
N. J
John Nicholson
Thomas R. Marshall
Pennsylvania Street
John W. Kern
Willam Line Elder
Attell Driscoll Showdown Hopes Rise In New York
Fans weigh the Attell Driscoll clash as the notable bout fuels intrigue in New York. Writers cite Attell’s prior knocks on Murphy and Robson while predicting a hard test against Driscoll, with both camps staking their claims on who lands the decisive blows.
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Attell
Driscoll
New York
Fallen trolley wire lights up the street
A trolley wire fell at Winds and Mary Jani streets Tuesday afternoon. The wire measured nearly a square in length and sprayed sparks as it touched the rails, blocking traffic and drawing attention from passersby.
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Mary- Jani
Cause of Added Indigestion and Dyspepsia Remedy
The text states that hurried swallowing of poorly chewed food causes chronic dyspepsia and suggests a home remedy. A neutralizing elixir made from sodium phosphate, essence of peppermint, baking soda, and water is recommended, taken before meals to halt fermentation and relieve gas. It claims some cures and notes low ingredient costs.
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Crece
Death by Own Action Ends Edward Gardinier Life in Williamsburg
Edward Gardinier author of School Days and composer of popular tunes killed himself at his home 61 Penn Street Williamsburg by cutting his throat with a razor. He had just finished a new song Schoolmates whose manuscript lay on the dresser. Gardinier lived with his sister and was found dead in bed before a physician could arrive. no reason was given for the act.
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Nier
Penn Street
Williamsburg
Gardinier
Y M C A Opens New Building Parlor Dedication
The Y M C A in Indianapolis celebrated the new building with a Tuesday night reception attended by over 4000 people including Y W C A members and local fraternal groups. State Secretary E E Stacy lectured in the auditorium and Senator Beveridge was slated to speak at a Wednesday banquet hosted by the board of directors.
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Indianapolis
E. E. Stacy
Senator Beveridge
Youthful Murderer Hangs for Robbery and Slaying
Lester Combs, 19, was electrocuted in Dannemora New York for the Sept. 28 murder of Harry Hosmer after robbing him. He attempted suicide with laudanum while awaiting execution and had recently been released from prison before the crime. Combs confessed after arrest.
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Dannemora
N. Y
Lester Combs
Harry Hosmer
Combs
Canton
Hosmer
Fine
Adscript Club Hosts Night of Fun at Dutch Lunch Smoker
A Tuesday night Adscript club event at the Denison hotel featured a chaotic flat fight between Henry and Charles Tutewiler, overturned chairs, and a table, amid china crashes before guests from central states. The program closed with the Tutewilers at the piano, Otto Krauss, Frank Taylor, Homer Van Wie, Clyde Ryan and William Kopp performing, with Donn V. Smythe and other speakers contributing.
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Indianapoli
China
Central States
Henry
Charles Tutewiler
Otto Krauss
Denison Hotel
Frank Taylor
Homer van Wie
Clyde Ryan
William Kopp
Donn V. Smythe
B. Queal
H. J. Haarmeyer
Queal
A. P. Liskomb
Adscript Club
Marshall
Cincinnati
Claypool
Claypool Hotel
Funeral for Detective Captain Bray Draws 1000 Attendents
Edward Bray late captain of detectives was honored at a funeral held at his residence 1901 Ashland Avenue. More than 1,000 people attended including Marion county legislators. Rev Youls Brown led services with Scottish Rite Red Cloud Lodge Red Mer Knights of Pythias and mounted police escort. Delegations from Terre Haute Peru Lafayette Greenfield and Richmond accompanied the procession.
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Edward
Bray
Ashland Avenue
Marion County
Youls Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Scottish Rite
Red Cloud Lodge
Red Mer
Knights of Pythias
Terre Haute
Peru
Lafayette
Greenfield
Richmond
The Man Who Fats Well
An essay-style ad advocating hard work and eating well contrasts India and Europe with America. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for poor habits, claiming they restore strength and prevent stomach decay, urging readers to buy or mail for more information.
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India
Europe
America
Stuart
Degenerate confessor to murder turned over to Indiana
William Gagle a tramp described as degenerate and pervert confessed to murdering Liszie Schrader in Tolleston near Gary on August 3, 1907 and to assaults on Stella Urvanak in Tolleston February 1 this year and Maude Weiland in Hammond. He planned to lure girls from respectable families with farm employment stories then attack them in woods.
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Crown Point
Ind
Gary
William Gagle
Indiana
Chicago
Gagle
Liszie Schrader
Tolleston
Stella Urvanak
Maude Weiland
Hammond
Gayle
Courtney denies Ringgold Street address in arrest report
M J Shea of 181 Ringgold Street states Dennis Courtney, arrested for attacking Police Sergeant Imer Stoddard, never lived at 1901 Ringgold Street. It was claimed Courtney resided there, but that was an error.
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M. J. Shea
Ringgold Street
Dennis Courtney
Imer Stoddard
Courtney
New Haven City Editor Ends Life With a Razor
Frederick R. Haight, city editor of the New Haven Register, allegedly committed death by his own action in New Haven Connecticut on February 17, according to early reports. Haight was found fatally harmed, with investigation focusing on self-inflicted injuries. Neighbors and staff described him as a steady newspaper veteran facing unspecified personal pressures.
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New Haven City
New Haven, Conn
Frederick R. Haight
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