Street Car Strike Holds With One Feeble Run Attempt
Indianapolis Citizens' street railway strike remains stalled as one daily feeble car run is attempted. Advisory and relief committees organize aid, while unions denounce Frenzel and rally support. Officials meet behind closed doors in a triangle of city leaders amid ongoing talks and speculation of settlement.
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Citizens’ Company
Citizens
Broad Ripple Street Railway
Railway Corporation
Brotherhood
Eli Hendricks
Tom Taggart
Taggart
Tagesart
Frenzel
Wilson
Simeon Coy
Sullivan
Hawkins
Board of Public Safety
Plang
C. W
Lonisiara St. Barn
Stanley for Parliament Candidate Effort Faces Stanley Denbigh
Friends of Henry M. Stanley are pressing him to run for parliament at the next general election. The Denbigh seat, currently held by Conservative Hon George Kenyon, won by 21 votes, and club chatter suggests Stanley could overturn that slim margin. The Weather Fox Indiana calls for cooler fair conditions into Friday with clear skies.
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Loxnon
Henry M. Stanley
Stanley
Denbigh
Geo. Kenyon
Riots in Berwin as Unemployed Rally toward Castle
In Berwin on Thursday a riot erupted as unemployed workers and socialists massed in the public square denouncing employers and government. The crowd marched toward the castle shouting On to the castle, clashed with police, and about seventy rioters were injured before dispersal by authorities.
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Unter-den-Linden
Frederick the Great
Tis
Self Destruction Attempt At 2245 E Washington Street
Ida Gorsuch, 19, attempted suicide with morphine at her room in a mixed lodging house on Washington Street. Doctors treated her after emetics and a stomach pump, while the story recalls prior attempts at self harm and dubious behavior at the same boarding house noted by city physicians.
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Ida Gorsuch
Gir
Washington St
Dr. VanHorn
Sten
Iman
Charley
Mitchell Ward murder case vivid testimony in Tenn
Wednesday's hearing in Menruts Tennessee featured dramatic confessions and grisly details as Alice Mitchell and Lillie Johnson faced habeas corpus questions. Witnesses described the killing of Freda Ward, Mitchell’s bloodied appearance, and Johnson's emotional testimony about their relationship. Physicians warned Johnson could perish if kept jailed another month.
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Menruts
Tenn
Mitchell-Ward
Lillie Johnson
Alice Mitchell
Freda Ward
Johnson
Lill
Freda
Alice
Ward
Miss Mitchell
Miss Johnson
Charles White Fatally Crushed in 200 Foot Fall On Hoistway
Charles White, worker on the Have Meyer building, fell about 200 feet down a hoistway from the thirteenth story to the cellar. He was crushed to a pulp. The accident occurred Thursday morning in New York.
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New York
Charles White
Havemeyer
Bulgarian Doctor Stabbed in Constantinople Attack
A Bulgarian agent in Constantinople, Dr Vukovitch, was stabbed by an unknown assailant as he walked to his hotel. The wound was not serious and he is recovering. No clues have been found about the attacker who fled into the darkness.
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Loxpon
Constantinople
Vukovitch
Woman convicted of manslaughter in Irish case
In Dunrasr Ireland on February 25 Mrs Annie Margaret Montague was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her five year old daughter due to alleged excessive cruelty. The court proceeded to the trial on the specific charge of cruelty. In a separate report from Chicago Illinois city officials face potential suits over city contracts.
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Dunrasr
Ireland
Annie Margaret Montague
City Life Marriage and Local News Digest
City Life reports William Ryan wed Miss Jennie Brown in Rev. Alerding's parlor, and another wedding in Leba non. Gov. pardons Geo. Cassady for a 3.5 year 90 crime. Detroit firm to open Shelby Sanders furniture factory hiring 40. Banquet for George Hitt, birthday of Bishop Knickerbocker, and a large church fund gift. Supreme Court rules property owners pay street sweeping costs. Broad Ripple transit group seeks minor fee relief. Belknap arrives to oversee interests. Multiple births marriages licenses and local notices conclude the column.
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Wm. Ryan
Jennie Brown
Father Alerding
Frank Richmann
Indianapolis
Ella Perkins
Lebanon
Geo. Cassady
Morgan County
Smith, Day & Co
Detroit
Shelby and Sanders Sts
George Hitt
United States
London
Denison House
Bishop Knickerbocker
St. Mary’s Hall
Supreme Court
Henry Reinken
Fred Fuehring
Broad Ripple Rapid Transit Company
Board of Public Works
R. AL. Belknap
Road
Brntus
Thomas
Retta McDonald
Harvey
Roberta Young
Joseph
Charlotte Keller
J Ludwig
Emma Laugh
John
Lizzie Harvey
J. J
A. Hogg
M. Shea
Herman Matthias
Miss Bonzheim
Arnold Brinkmann
Christina Lemmert
John Frenk
Elizabeth Manning
Orlando Dunn
Cora Hardin
William Bray
Birdie
Ayres
William Carson
Mary Donovan
Edgar Card
Alice Jackson
Citizens' electric line dispute alarm over Cross-town route
Broad Ripple and Citizens' street railway firms clash as Citizens begin work north along Central Ave. to Fall Creek, arguing prior rights and hardship on property owners. Local attorney Will Kooser defends faith and urges Broad Ripple to honor promises, while City Board of Public Works prepared to hear why Broad Ripple must shift routes.
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Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Board of Public Works
Mne
Authovities
Prencel
Anette
Auormey Will Kooser
Noel
Rookerreprovenia Tioet
Central Ave
Rooker
Citiens’ Company
College Ave
J.D. Bruce
Citizens’ Company
Crown Hill
Sixteenth St
Central-ave
Bruce
Trenzer
Citizens’ Line
Fall Creek
Broad Ripple
College-ave
Bosson
Mason
CentraLave
Twenty Second-St
Villain Robs and Attacks Multiple Victims in Sedatia
In Sedatia and Sepalia Missouri on February 23 25 a masked Black man robbed choked and assaulted Mrs Mary Moore and Mrs Layton and Mrs Taylor and the Taylors husband during a spree. A $1500 reward was posted by a mass meeting with calls for burning him at the stake as police search continues.
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Sedatia
SeEpstra
Mary Moore
P. H. Buckley
Mattie Gilker
Betro
Buckley
Charles Taylor
TH. G. Clark
Missouri Paville
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Hartshorn
Texarkana
Sepalia
Wite
Labor Meeting Series Proves a Great Success at Masonic Hall
The Central labor union held the first in a series of mass meetings at Masonic hall on Wednesday night. A large crowd attended including many women. President Kennedy spoke on labor issues. A Farmers' Alliance supporter spoke briefly, sang two patriotic songs, and drew laughter. Rev Dexter and Mr Fisher delivered stirring talks. Resolutions endorsed the street railway workers strike.
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Central Labor Union
Masonic Hall
Kennedy
Farmers’ Alliance
Dexter
Fisher
Grippe cure touted by Short and K. K. agents
An old advertisement notes a grippe remedy offered by Short and K. K. druggists, with Ny Co selling bottles at 26 cents each. The fragment emphasizes availability in drugstores and a low price point.
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Grippe
K. K
Kough
Ny Co
Public Works Hears Water Charge and Ripple Transit Changes
The Board of public works met to discuss street-sprinkling contracts with A M Davis of the water company proposing water at 8c per 1000 gallons and sprinklers erecting stands with meters installed. Broad Ripple rapid transit sought changes including 25 percent first five years and 60 percent thereafter, fare capped at five cents, ten minute car intervals, and at least 12 cars daily each way between Indianapolis and Broad Ripple.
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P. W. Maken Change
Road Ripple
Board of Public Works
A. M. Davis
Water Company
Indianapolis
Broadripple
Parker
Painter Osten Arrested Over Abduction Claim
Thomas Osten, a painter, was arrested in connection with the disappearance of Pearl Fanzemon, 14, after allegations from Celesta Tangemon, who boards at 47 Kentucky Ave. Osten disputed the charges in Squire Feibleman's court, denying involvement while admitting he loved Pearl and had urged marriage. Witnesses, including Pearl’s mother, described Pearl’s social outings with a bartender named Miller and others, with Osten offering to take police to Brighton Beach to find Pearl.
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Thomas Osten
Pearl Fanzemon
Osten
Misler
Celesta Tangemon
Kentucky Ave
Lnd
Pearl
Squire Feibleman
Osten Fof
Park Theater
Karry Miller
Winois St
Justice Fiebleman
Brighton Beach
Constable Marer
Broadcut
Imposing ceremony consecrates Rev Ignatius Orstmann bishop
In Pionapraevira on February 25, Rev Ignatius F Orstmann was consecrated bishop of Cleveland in a grand cathedral rite. Archbishop Ryan presided with Elder O Hara and Chatard assisting. a large choir and orchestra performed Gounod selections as clergy in purple and scarlet attended. New parlor goods at Winky Elder's.
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Pionapraevira
Ignatius F. Orstmann
Cleveland
Ryan
Archbishop Elder
Cincinnati
O'Hara
Scranton
Chatard
Indianapolis
Gounod
DANIEL STEWART DEAD WHOLESALE DRUG GISTdies
Daniel Stewart a wholesale druggist died at his home 530 N Delaware St after a midnight stroke last Friday born Greensburg Feb 3 1824 he held leadership roles including president of the National Druggists Association survived by his wife Martha Tarkington.
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Daniel Stewart
Delaware St
Mr. Stewart
Greensburg
Stephen W. Morgan
Thomas G. Barry
Wim. Hannaman
Washingtonst
Meridian St
Stewart
National
Druggists’ Association
Martha Tarkington
Drunken man bound and left on railroad tracks
N C Davis was carried to the railroad tracks by ruffians, bound and gagged, and found dead Wednesday morning after the night train ran over him in Albuquerque. Jay Gould began a western railroad tour after leaving New York.
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Albuquerque
N. ML
N. C. Davis
Lis
Jay
Chase
New York
Jay Gould
Foutz and Terry Sign with Brooklyn in Sporting Life
Features of sporting life report Foutz and Terry signing with Brooklyn. Louisville salary list to reach $50,000, double last year’s figure, with white home uniforms and gray travel kits. Grand Rapids offered St Paul’s Western League spot, Needham-Ryan bout moved to Feb 29, and police halted the Turner Johnson Frisco fight after 15 rounds with Johnson severely punished.
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Foutz
Terry
Brooklyn
Louisville
Cincinnati
Col. North
Garfield Park
New Orleans
Grand Rapids
St. Paul’s
Baltimore
Williams
Allerton
Turner
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Robt
Groff Bag
Timberlake
Kentucky-ave. Vestibule No. 47
Louisiana St. Barns
Tom Griffin
Tom
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Chicago
Lewis
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Mahoney
J.P. Mahoney
Sick Benefit
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Seventh-st
Louisiana-St. Barn
Fox Indiana
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Berlin
Urgedon
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Cregier
Hayden
Washburne
May
Aldrich
Kidbassa
Sweenie
Barrett
City Life
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Citizens Company
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Bishop Chatard
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