Prisoner Gillespie Isolated by Crowd At Union Station
Hans Gillespie, twin sister murderer, arrives at Indianapolis Union Station en route to Mid City penitentiary. Handcuffed but with wrists crossed, he is hooted by crowds at Lawrenceburg Junction Greensburg and Shelbyville as Sheriff Rump and Marshal Querry guard him. He travels without baggage, wearing a dark suit and hat, insisting he is treated well.
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Union Station
Indianapolis
Hans Gillespie
Murederer
Elizabeth Gillespie
Indianapolis Union Station
Cefork
Mid City Penitentiary
Lawrencesburg Junction
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Rump
Marshal Querry
Prisner
Gimashie
Sherif Rreno
Hanilly
Lake Erie
Cillea Nfe
Wey Hai
Lawrenenburg
Lok
Gilleaple
James Gillespie
Cuimn Station
Michigan City
Lawreneshire
Jecred
Escaped Prisoner Captured After Wandering Town
An escaped prisoner from Mating county was recaptured two miles from town by a marshal after a fresh sighting at 4 a.m. A police response followed, with officers pursuing leads across Lebaniy and engaging in téléphonie coordination.
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Williamy Blassenger
West
Ineininapelin
Xaioon Herpes Swehe
Mating County
Werkinse
Mhronich
Hae
Bren Caplured
Cie
Marshal Row
Prier
Didi Polis
Rikenger
Lebaniy
Mumia
Gward
Phot
Blaseongzer
Nilsay
IBM
Wreck of Fast Mail Train Near City Causes Several Injuries
A freight derailment and collision occurred on the rail line near the city at about 2 a.m. The fast mail train No. 5 derailed, breaking in two and tipping cars onto the track. Crew and workers suffered injuries, though no fatalities were reported. Debris and wreckage clutter the rails as emergency crews assess the damage and secure the site.
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Bai
AMA Yrds Wieter
Inspector examines trash rules for store decors and signage
A local inspector surveys ordinances on trash tagging and storefront decorations. The item notes enforcement steps and mentions potential penalties, with references to merchants and building storefronts. The fragment emphasizes compliance and future inspections.
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Karl Merchant Wall
Comepietenns
Whitaclls Arrest Tied to Deliberate Streetcar Robbery
Bert Whitacell, a long‑searched fugitive, was arrested Friday on charges linked to a deliberate streetcar robbery. Constable Young had a warrant for his arrest for two years while Whitacll faced an earlier assault case. The prosecutor allowed bail with a promise to return with the money, but Whitacll disappeared and was not seen again until news of his potential recapture surfaced.
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Bert Whitaell
Freday
Delberate
Dnetire Stout
Young
Whiteell
Marie Anderson
Whitsell
Whitacil
Hante
Train Collision Kills Two at Forty Second Street
A tramp from Stewart Leimeen and William AL Braet died after a Western train struck a closed carriage at Forty second street. Eyewitness Shaw saw the crash as guards blew whistles and bells rang. Barrett was found in the creek, Johnson beside the track. one died then, the other the next day.
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Eimer
Stewart Leimeen
William AL Braet
Berai
Pytewsiler
Shaw Eax
Barrett
Johnson
Bride found choked to death in Peoria reports
Brief notes from Peoria Indianapolis and Upland on fatalities and suicides. Mrs Otis Botts a bride is found dead in Peoria after being choked. George Moore a colored man dies suddenly at Salvation Army barracks in Indianapolis. Mrs Melvin Christer commits suicide in Upland and her husband consumes poison an hour later.
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Peoria
Otis Botts
Indianapolis
George Moore
Salvation Army
Upland
Ind
Melvin Christer Comicide
Poisoning case linked to Bradley plot and courier
A suspected poisoning attempt centers on Bradley, with the messenger boy Will McKinney delivering a whisky package to him. Investigators seek motive while manager Samuels declines to discuss internal details, and tests by Dr. Keene await results as police probe who sent the package and why.
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Samuels
Bradley
Bradien
Gerber
Nim
Gina
Sado Mit Kiow
Frank Samuels
Omar Bridley
Camhe van
Viet Air
Kostal Company
Thrutatyais
T. Victor Keene
Weelley
Fragments From a Crime Case and Hospital Trial Notes
A slip of paper mentions Charles L. Poeker and a hospital trial involving Hazel and a note to her father claiming she heard of Hazel’s injury. Handwriting experts, Charlestown, and a defense conversation are referenced alongside a stray mention of a baby’s eczema remedy and Cuticura products.
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Scrippsaa Rar Press
Hosvon
Sataritny
Charles L. Poeker
Mirstall
Vodawetl
Cart
Phere & Martin
Morton
Charlestown
Mada
Teli
Merton Chiorbetosn
Mats Hirele
Marie Page
Hazel
Chusetts Hospital
Tucker
Tucker Dame
Charlot Staines
Hywel
Teneih
Roosevelt Seeks White House Conference on Tariff and Session
President Roosevelt invites leaders of the Senate and House to a January conference at the White House to discuss public matters and the potential for a spring or March extra session. The talks focus on which bills advance, tariff amendments, interstate commerce issues, and railroad rate regulation, with plans to decide timing before the next regular session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Wrae Press Association
Lgudeys
Rongevelt
Wiserem
Ta Parile
Benators
Adieon
Altrich
Speaner
Plait
Nertinui
Peaker Catnan
Townes
Krosvence
Dalzell
Payne
Lockwood Seeks Pen in Governor’s Commission Signing Episode
A chaotic scene unfolds as Governor Grow velect Hanky presents a signed commission. A dispute over ownership of the ceremonial pen leads to secretaries scrambling for a replacement. Amid tensions, Lockwood insists on securing the ink tool used to seal the governor’s order. The exchange culminates with a pen drawn from the desk and the commission ultimately signed.
Weather Outlook Notes From A Fragment
Fragmentary weather teaser mentions cold Sunday with heavy snow possible and notes temperature reading times toward morning and noon. References to Jets and pianos appear garbled, leaving unclear local details.
Boodle Rumors and Republican Senate Hopes
Fragmentary report from the Journal Republican notes rumors in the La Cripps area about a GOP senatorial contest. The piece suggests possible cross-currents within the party as votes shift and coalition lines form around Thomas H. Niedringhaus and Cockrell.
GAO Test Ghat Begun In Court
Brennan faces disobedience charge over city gas price ordinance as court action unfolds. The case stems from a dispute over a municipal gas rate set at cents and a supplier defiance, with bond posted but defendant absent as hearings push to the next session.
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GAO
Mo Brennne
Brennan
Warrum
Putice
Paler Court
Cocaine Epidemic Plagues Indianapolis Citizens
Police report a widespread cocaine and opium problem in Indianapolis with addicts visible on city streets. Druggists allegedly profit from cheap supplies, while users, often poorly nourished and disheveled, become unreliable and dangerous. Police describe addicts as violent when deprived of drugs, with saloon and street traffic fueling the spread. Mentions of crackdowns and cross-border purchases highlight the scale of the issue.
Suspects Released In Dunning Snow Death Case
Clarence Little and Max Tornber, held in connection with the death of a young woman found in a snowdrift near Dunning, were released from custody Saturday. Authorities believe the man identified by Little was an error and that the body may not be Miss Nehault of Kany Kakues.
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Scipes Ural Pres Association
Chicago
Dan
Clarence Little
Max Tornber
Yutod
Dunning
Taleasl
Little
Miss Nehault
Kany Kakues
Price Cut on Goke Coal By Indianapolis Gas
The Indianapolis Gas company reduced coke prices to 3.350 for lamp use and 4.50 for the crushed variety. The change marks a one cent per bushel difference for each type.
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Indianapolis Gas Company
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Thorntown
Ohio
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Bert Whitsell
Justice Stout
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Butler
Tomlinson Hall
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Rodnervien
Durkin
Wik
Denk
Rovernor
Ward
Trdiann
Walacynora
Stexemele Bros
Missouri
Niedringhaus
Lacripps-Area Preg Association
Kansans Clp
Alo. Sun
Reyrblican Begis
Thoman
Niedringhtus
U.S
Crucus
Cockrell
Teepublitan Organ of Western
Devmies
GAS Company
Yuri Ius Ured
Hug
Joby BR. Pewram
Indianapolis Gan Company
Bastile
Indianapals
Leroy BR. Porttens
Police
Kruger
Felix
Jnbla
Teach
Lontevlite
Jeffersonville
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