Black Hand Plot Denial Ties Fight to Personal Dispute
Detectives arrest Jesse Carello at 083 E Georgia for a vicious assault on Italian teacher Nicholas Accamarde, who ran the Fletcher Place church night school. Accamarde suspects Black Hand involvement, while Carello claims no such plot and says the quarrel was over a woman. Carello had recently returned from New York.
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Nicholas Accamarde
George D. Wolf
Fletcher Place
Accamarde
Carello
New York
Stolen New York Taxi Returns After 36 Hours Abduction
Red taxicab No. 49 782 of the New York Taxicab Company was abducted from W Fifty seventh street and Mott Avenue by a man in the chauffeur seat. After 36 hours the distressed vehicle was found at 151st street and Mott Avenue mud caked and valued at 687.60 plus extras. The company offers 280 for information leading to the abductor's arrest and conviction.
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New York
W. Fifty-seventh Street
151St Street
E Gntha Avenue
Mott Avenue
Compa
Manual Basketball Interclass Results Touchdown
In the Manual Training high school league the juniors defeated the freshmen 18 to 8. The seniors triumphed over the second-year men 13 to 3.
Examination for Assistant Buildings Inspectors Held in Indianapolis
Applicants for the position of Assistant Buildings Inspectors will take an examination on January 18 1910 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. The venue is the office of The Building Inspector Room Court House Indianapolis Indiana.
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Court House
Indianapelia
Indiana
Fuel famine near Chicago worsens as coal runs scarce
Chicago reports a crippling weather induced transport crisis. Rail officials say coal deliveries are halted and passenger and freight services suffer heavy disruption amid heavy snow and melt. The storm causes roofs to collapse and deaths among railroad workers, with further cold risks expected.
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Chicago
Indiana Harbor
New York
Delaware
Maine
Atlantic
Boston
Portland
Former mine owner dies at Pueblo poor farm
Gilbert Noble once a wealthy Pueblo miner died at the county poor farm after long illness. He partnered with Henry Vidal in Pueblo business, spent heavily on relatives, and left an estate once estimated between 500000 and 1000000 dollars. He owned a Pony Express mine interest in Telluride.
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Pueblo
Col
Gilbert Noble
Noble
Henry Vidal
Denver
Paris
Telluride
Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen Endorse Pinchot Forestry Policy
The Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen's Association passed a resolution endorsing Gifford Pinchot for forestry conservation and thanked him for his service. Officers named include President Edward Swain of Shelbyville and Treasurer James Buckles of Brookville. A Denison hotel banquet was held with Swain as toastmaster and many attendees.
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Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen's Association
Gifford Pinchot
Taft
Mr. Pinchot
Edward Swain
Shelbyville
F Perrice
Fort Wayne
James Buckles
Brookville
Clarence Kramer
Richmond
Denison Hotel
Toagtmaster
Local Social News From Indianapolis Area
Mrs Louis Hollweg and Miss Hollweg set to depart for California. Miss Lillian Hillman of Lebanon visiting friends in Irvington. Mr and Mrs Claude Griffith stay at the Livingston for the winter. Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Winter host musicale Monday for their daughter Miss Winter. Indianapolis DAR chapter meets Mrs J W Lilly on N Meridian Jan 20. Mr and Mrs H D Clements host party for son Charles H Clements birthday. Thursday Afternoon club marks twelfth birthday with party at R C Jessup home. Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter DAR meets at Mrs Albert Gall on N Meridian. Independent Turnverein entertainment committee plans social hop Monday Jan 24 1910. Mask balls planned for Monday Feb 14 and Feb 21 1910 for children.
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Ferdinand Winter
Miss Winter
Indianapolis
the Daughters of the American Revolution
J. W. Lilly
N. Meridian Street
H. D. Clements
Charles H. Clements
Tecumseh Street
R. C. Jessup
Caroline Scott Harrison
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Albert Gall
Turnverein
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Stage Career And Auto Demands
In Denver a divorce suit follows allegations by George A. Lamphere that his wife Lillian demanded a stage career and a first class automobile as terms of marriage. Lamphere says he could provide life’s necessities but could not fulfill the specific demands, and cites mental anguish.
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Lamphere
Lillian M. Lamphere
One Day Cold Cure and Remnant Sale Ad
The notice promotes Bromo Quinine a cold cure trademarked as the one day remedy with E W Grove signature. A remnant sale offers 200 plus wool suits or overcoats at 12.58 dollars each with guaranteed perfect fit and selection at J Singer and Sons 43 W Washington Street.
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E. W. Grove
J. Singer & Sons
Washington Street
Bates HobeI Barber Shop Opens in Indianapolis
Newest and prettiest barbershop in Indianapolis at 7 W Market Street offers first class service and sanitary preparations. Bates HobeiL Barber Shop presents a modern, clean experience for residents seeking grooming and classic cuts.
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Bates Hobel Barber Shop
Indianapolis
Market Street
Remnants Mill Offers Custom Suits at Bargain Price
Local shop at 48 W. Washington Street advertises custom suits and overcoats from remnants for 12.75 dollars, compared with 18 to 30 dollars at other stores. J. Singer & Sears promotes price advantage and in-house tailoring.
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Rubens
J. Singer & Sears
Washington Street
Denison Hotel Menus and Ready Made Clothes Ad
Denison Hotel promotes American plan dining with Gunésy dinner a specialty. Also advertises ready made clothes with suits or overcoats made to order from remnants for 12.75 dollars. Address 4 W. Washington street by J. Singer & Bons.
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Denison Hotel
J. Singer
Cambric Drawers With Embroidered 3 Inch Ruffle Sale
An advertisement announces the sale of cambric drawers featuring a 3 inch ruffle with pretty embroidery, highlighting the decorative lingerie item for shoppers.
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Valenciennes
Woman in court faces fraud charge over pension funds
In federal court Katherine Zilk faces a four year pension fraud charge. A frail gray haired woman totters before Judge Lewis and asks if she has an attorney to plead for her. The district attorney notes the incomprehension of the accused.
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Lewis
Federal Grand Jury
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Charles Newsom
Forepaugh Stock Company
Ibsel
Lumgermen
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CYLE
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Miss Hollweg
California
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Lebanon
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Claude Griffith
the Livingston
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He Co
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Axminster
Wilton
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Cressy & Dayne
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CO. Roy, Leaire & CO
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FRED
Mostambo& Artelli
Biffin
Eddie 1B Leonard & CO
Cartetii
Fox
Ward Cwicers Wii
Bel Bold
San Aed
W. Cor. Hillman
N. Y.sts
Great Sever
Cartmell & Harris
Ralph Johnstone
Frank Bush
the Stagpooles
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Glendower & Manton
Empire
HEGRE
Miner’s “Bohemians
Orient
Gibraltar
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
Holy Land
Merchants National Bank
Monon
Union Station
H. G. Alexander, D. P. A
Denver, Col
Katherine Zilk
Josephus G. Dodson
James E. Todd
Dodson & Company
Marion
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Allan P. Vestal
Lemcke
John F. Richards
Marion County
Frank R. Buck
Ed Attorneys
Rochester
N. Y
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