Pastor Buchtel Inaugurated Colorado Governor
Rev Henry A Buchtel former Indianapolis preacher was sworn in as Colorado governor at Trinity church He plans to continue preaching Sundays and closely oversee legislature while directing University of Denver from University Park mansion He advocates conservative reform and aims to balance rail and public interests with Roosevelts era priorities.
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Operator Arrested Over Northern Pacific Wreck
In Kingston Montana on January 8 Charles , a telegraph operator, was arrested on charges connected to a rail wreck on the Northern Pacific. A coroner's jury found he bore responsibility for the disaster that claimed two lives after allowing trains to enter the block during rain.
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New Governor of Colorado Chooses Denver Chancellor Post
Age 59, born near Akron, graduated DePauw University in 1882, served as missionary in Bulgaria in 1879 and pastor in multiple Indiana towns. He has led Methodist churches in Indianapolis and New Jersey, and has been Chancellor of the University of Denver since January 1, 1900.
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Indianapolis
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University of Denver
Rosenthal's Mastery Dazzles at English's Opera House
Moritz Rosenthal drew intense praise Monday night as he played at English's Opera House. Critics hailed his technique as nearly superhuman, calling him a wizard of piano mastery despite a smaller attendance than his merit warranted.
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Moritz Rosenthal
Polo
Council Reelected Leaders Back President Eppert in Second Term
Frederick W. Eppert begins his second term as president of the city council after a Republican sweep for leadership with Albert E. Cottey as vice president. Democrats backed Sullivan for president and Hilkene for vice president to sustain party balance. Eppert urged harmony with the mayor and praised past votes including support for the C. I. & E. franchise. The council approved pay for health officials, new carpenters union pay, and fines for public disorder. Streets and alleys to be improved. Vandalia yards visit urged to evaluate 12 extra tracks. Pabst Brewery allowed a switch.
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Frederick W. Eppert
Mr. Eppert
Albert E. Cottey
James F. Sullivan
Jacob H. Hilkene
Eppert
Harry F. Rouse
Eugene Buehler
Bookwalter
Charles A. Carter
Railroad Committee
Marketst
Wrapper in Blaze Endangers Windsor Resident
Mrs Katherine Ryan aged 50 living in the Windsor block Ilinovis and Markets rushed from new apartments enveloped in flames Monday night A fire extinguisher and a bucket of water saved her life Injuries treated by Dr John Reeves and she was taken to St Vincent's hospital Ryan said she was making lintment when her wrapper caught fire Burned on back arms and breast
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Ilinovis and Market Srs
John Reeves
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Trusties Escape From Indiana Reformatory
Two convicts, Charles Smith and Daniel Boone, escaped from the Indiana reformatory at Jeffersonville yesterday. Smith, a white 19 year old convict from Grant county, and Boone, a 21 year old colored inmate from Marion county, were trusty prisoners. They stole four revolvers, a wedding ring belonging to Mrs. Barnard, and $3 from a missionary fund. Posses are searching for them and a $200 reward is offered for their arrest.
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Marion County
Indiana Reformatory
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Barnard
Rescued Fireman Survives 30 Hours in Ruins
John T. Zuefert, a fireman trapped amid a Sunday Roosevelt Street paper warehouse blaze that killed two colleagues, was saved after 30 hours. He sang Waiting at the Church during the perilous dig out, and escaped with no injuries though fears of pneumonia led to hospital care.
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Hicks
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BeGan New Duties at Myrtle Temple Pythian Sisters
Myrtle Temple No. 3 Pythian Sisters installed a full slate of officers led by Past Chief Josephine Callon and Most Excellent Chief Rhoda Stapp. Other officers include Lena Darnell, Georgia McGruder, Elizabeth Smith, Alice G. Kendall, Anna M. Kurtz, Dillie Clemens, Frances Hughey, Rhoda Kinney, May Wicker, drill captain Capt. Demmerle, district deputy Edna E. Pauley, and installing officer Mattie Mead.
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Pythian Sisters
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Josephine Callon
Rhoda Stapp
Lena Darnell
Georgia McGruder
Elizabeth Smith
Alice G. Kendall
Anna M. Kurtz
Dillie Clemens
Frances Hughey
Rhoda Kinney
May Wicker
Capt. Demmerle
Edna E. Pauley
Mattie Mead
Chambers Recovering From Illness At Home
Smiley N. Chambers prominent attorney is recovering rapidly after a sudden illness last Friday night diagnosed as overwork. Doctors say it will be several days before he resumes duties, but family expects a quick full recovery. He is at 1302 N Alabama St.
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Alabamast
Schmidt s Latest Move
San Francisco report says Mayor Schmitz secured a writ of habeas corpus from the supreme court claiming illegal detention. A petition for a writ of prohibition was filed to stop Judge Dunne from continuing the trial. The habeas corpus case will be argued Thursday morning.
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France's population grows slowly in latest census
Paris reports a population of 39,252,267, a rise of 290,233 since the 1901 census. The small increase underscores minimal growth in France's total.
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France
Paris inventor leaves patent for aerial navigation to the poor
Jan patent comes from M. De Lauriers a French inventor in his will publicized in Paris. He leaves to the poor of Paris his aerial navigation patent. The move highlights social aid in the will.
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Paris
Relief Order Demands Quick Action on Coal Shortage
Interstate Commerce Commission directed James J. Hill to act immediately to ease the northwest coal famine. Commissioners Lane and Harlin sent a telegram noting Mohall and Cavalier North Dakota faced extreme scarcity with farmers cutting telegraph poles for fuel and many seeking refuge in towns amid a worsening Dakota crisis.
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Varied Interests at Indiana Breeders Meetings
The first meeting of the Congress of Indiana Industrial and Breeders associations opened at the statehouse. Mayor Bookwalter and President H. L. Nowlin spoke. Sessions cover reorganization, officer elections, and multiple breed groups meet across Tuesday to Friday at specified rooms and times.
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Trial by press sparks protest in Metzger case drama
Deputy Prosecutor J E McCullough advocates a special venire of salesmen to try Chief of Police Robert Metzger for assault and battery, claiming the public press demands a fair trial while Metzger’s counsel dismisses the idea as improper. Jan 14 trial date set. conflict over Special Judge John Kealing’s role grows.
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John Farrington
Metzger
J. E. McCullough
McCullough
Michael Ryan
Fremont Alford
New Gilman Murder Update Arrest and Grand Jury
Dayton police press in Cincinnati detective Heitzmann presented new evidence in the Fayne Gilman case naming a suspect. Miss Fayne Gilman’s alleged companion was arrested and bound over to the grand jury as sessions began.
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William Heitzmann
Cincinnati
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Make It A Felony Meeting Considers Desertion Penalty
A gathering of public officers and charity reform supporters met to draft a bill for the legislature to declare child desertion a felony. A committee including Judge G W Stubes, Judge Wharton, Senator Cox, Rev M C Pearson, Chief Metzger, Samuel Ashby, J C Day, Mrs Louis Hollweg and Mrs Lavinia Dickey will report back on Wednesday.
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Lavinia Dickey
Hold Negro Officer Charged With Murderous Assault
Special to The Sun Fort Reno Oklahoma January report states Corporal Knowles of the Twenty fifth Infantry colored is under arrest for murderously assaulting Captain Edgar Macklin on December 21. A khaki jacket with a blood soaked sleeve and bullet puncture led to Knowles arrest. He yielded no talk. The wrist wound previously claimed by Knowles appears not severe and may have been inflicted by the same size bullet that pierced the jacket sleeve bearing Knowles initials.
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Knowles
Twenty-fifth Infantry
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Man Killed in Georgia Central Train Wreck
Atlanta report: a train passed through an open switch this morning on the Georgia Central, killing one man and seriously injuring two others. The incident prompted investigations into the switch safety and train controls at the time.
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Georgia Central
Lorimer Falls Ill Fails to Attend Washington Meeting
Congressman William Lorimer, despite his physician’s warning, left for Washington for a deep waterways committee meeting but fainted twice and had to return to Chicago. He remains seriously ill in bed under physician care at Scripps-McRae Presa Association.
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Ind
Chicago
Arbitration Board Rules in Minor League Disputes
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues board met with 27 cases on docket. Texas league advancement denied. Percy Stetler fined and suspended. E J Pokerney awarded to Dayton. Carl White case referred for further investigation. Eau Claire and Springfield to settle claim over R Eberly. Louis Groh reinstatement granted.
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Quaker Reveals Health Change From Coffee to Postum
A Philadelphia man explains how stopping coffee and starting Postum improved his health. He describes headaches and stomach issues from coffee, notes Postum tastes better and is healthier, and credits the switch with eased symptoms and well being. The ad ends by citing Postum Co. of Battle Creek Mich and The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Howell Ticket Elected at Amateur Billiard Meeting
The National Association of Amateur Billiard Players reelected President Frank Howell of the Chicago Athletic Association and his ticket. J. G. Jenkins Jr., G. R. Rudolphy, and E. L. Montgomery were named vice-president treasurer and secretary respectively. The national championship tournament will be at the Liederkranz club from March 4 for two weeks with matches at 1142 balk line.
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National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Frank J. Howell
Chicago Athletic Association
J. G. Jenkins, Jr
Brook Inn
G. R. Rudolphy
E. L. Montgomery
Liederkranz
Civil War Veteran Downey in Serious Stroke at Home
William E. Downey, a Civil War veteran, suffered a stroke Sunday and remains in serious condition at his home 424 Emerson Avenue. He is conscious but paralyzed on the entire left side, and was en route to a physician’s office when the attack occurred.
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Emerson-ave
Avon Danville Trains Run From 4:20 A.M. to 11:15 P.M.
Indianapolis and Western Traction Company advertises Avon to Danville intermediate points trains departing at 4 20 a m and every 90 minutes until 9 30 pm Last car 11 15 pm Information line lists office in Terminal building phones Old Main 175 1 ring New Main 8055 Note 500 am car does not run on Sundays.
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Indianapolis and South ern Traction Co. Through trains schedule
Through passenger trains run from the Interurban Terminal to Southport Greenwood Whiteland Franklin Amity Edinburg Taylorsville and Columbus with first car at 6 10 a m and hourly until 8 10 p m Also trains at 10 10 and 11 15 p m and 9 00 and 11 45 p m to Greenwood and intermediate points via Ohio and Delaware streets to Virginia Express cars run from Georgia and Meridian streets to Franklin and intermediate points at 9 22 p m and 3 22 p m.
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Train schedule for Indianapolis area and Martinsville service
From Mooresville to Martinsville the first train departs at 6:00 a.m. and runs hourly until 7:00 p.m. Evening trains leave at 9:00, 10:00 and 11:30 p.m. The 10 p.m. train runs only to Mooresville. For details call the company office at the Terminal Building OK Main 17-1 rug, New, Main Gs.
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Bones of Sysonby to be Mounted for Exhibit
The bones of the great race horse Sysonby will be mounted at the American Museum of Natural History. Dr S H Chubb is preparing the disarticulated bones under Elmer Wilkes, illustrating the horse in a galloping pose with neck extended and muscles strained. Repeated track visits and photographs guide the mounting for expressive display.
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