Indiana jury awards damages in land destruction case
A jury in Indiana awarded Benja h Simpson 25000 in a 150000 land damage suit against the Big Four railroad for destruction of his brick plant land in Clay county during railroad improvements. Minton Record sold for 10000 to Arthur Pall and Horatio Hunt. new owners plan a daily paper. The Indiana State Conference of Typographical Unions met with 38 delegates. officers include K C Wolfe, B W McGinnis, and Edgar A Perkins. next meeting in Indianapolis in July. Fire caused 20 damage. Albert and Charles Raffensburger among losses. Harold Schriner, son of Mr and I Schriner, died from morphine tablets. Danville extends Capital Circuit Track company franchise to 1913. Death sentence for Harry Fife in Ohio case discussed. execution planned Wednesday. Pendleton arrest of John Cranes on a beating charge.
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Big Four Railroad
Clay County
Special Gospel Meetings Continue at St Pauls Church
At St Pauls Church, the v. Charles A Parkin continues a special gospel meeting nightly through Saturday. This marks the third week of services with a sale date Monday night and nightly topics including What’s Truth and Which Road Shall I Take Tonight.
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ST. Paul’s Church
V. Charles A. Parkin
St. Paul ’ EB
Salette
Jesus
Indianapolis Bowling Delegates Set for Detroit Trip
Ten Indianapolis teams contemplate Detroit participation for the American Bowling Congress. Four delegates and four alternates will represent the city if enough teams go. Possible entrants include The Sportsmen Indians Nationals Idarians Crescents Central Unions Spades Marotts Washingtons and Imperials.
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Indianapolis
Detroit
City Bowling Association
Marion Club
American Bowling Congress
Wll
Robert H. Broyson
Sportsmen
Indians
Nationals
Idarians
Crescents
Central Unions
Spades
Marotts
Washingtons
Imperials
Bryson
Push to Probe General Land Office Forest Service Intensifies
Washington January 17 The push for investigating the general land office and forest service continues with a 35000 appropriation and a plan for a three month inquiry. The joint committee may visit Alaska to probe Cunningham claims and Sheridan may travel to Paris to secure witnesses for testimony in Washington.
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Washington
General Land Office
Forest Service
Pinchot
Alaska
Sheridan
Paris
France
Militia Called if Jeffries Johnson Fight Enters Utah
Gov. William Spry in Chicago warns that Utah will mobilize the state militia to enforce its law against the Jeffries Johnson prizefight. He says authorities will arrest principals and spectators to prevent any stage within Utah.
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Chicago
William Spry
Utah
Wife of Prof Yule Dies at Her Rome Home
Mrs. Florence Olive Yule, wife of Prof. James Yule of the Manual Training High School, died Sunday at her atral avenue home after an illness. The family name and exact cause are noted in the local obituary.
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Yule
Rome
Florence Olive Yule
James Yule
Nigh School
Atral Avenue
Mere Dg
A Good Mother to the Stage Lucy Leach dies in Indianapolis theater
Lucy Leach a longtime custodian and beloved figure of the Grand Opera House in Indianapolis died after 30 years devoted to the theater. She mentored actors trained crews and helped backstage, leaving a library of show programs and many autographs. The Grand community recalls her kindness memory and influence as a mother to stage people. She will be buried Tuesday at Crown Hill beside her sister.
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Lucy Leach
Grand Opera House
Indianapolis
Leach
George Dickson Hed
Tehir
Ife
Talking Cross
Ethel Parrymore Colt
Nat Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Nat
Eliza Weathersby
Lew Dockstader
Daglish
Mrs. Leach
Tuey Leach
Muldoon
Ziegler
Deep Seated Gough Cough Cure Promises Five Hour Relief
A Boston press note claims a deep seated cough or lung cold can be cured in five hours using a home formula. The potion combines cherry bark cardiol and white pine syrup with directions to give twenty drops every half hour for four hours then maintain small doses. The ad asserts rapid relief for entire families and discourages opium and morphine.
Minds and Backbones: McConnell Speaks to 2018 Men
Lincoln McConnell addressed 2 018 men at Finglish's opera house for the Y M C A meeting. He urged how vice and crime corrupt youth and urged listeners to resist gambling and drinking. Next Sunday 8 A Long of Dayton Ohio will speak at the big meeting.
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Lincoln McConnell
Big Y. M. C
Finglish
Opera House
Mr. McConnell
The
Tective Bureau of
Atlanta
Long
Dayton
Man Higher Up Identified by Loeb in Sugar Fraud Case
Washington Jan 17 Col lector of Customs Loeb in New York says he is here on private business Heike Charles R secretary and treasurer of the American Sugar Refining company has been indicted for conspiracy in the sugar frauds Loeb asserts Heike is the man higher up and there is no one else higher up implicated, to his knowledge.
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Washington, D. C
Loeb
New York
Charles R. Heike
Seaatarien
American Sugar Refining Company
Resignation Accepted from Bank Director in Syracuse
Treut Gov Horace White resigns from the First National Bank of Syracuse directorate amid charges over a $150,000 People's Mutual insurance transaction now under state investigation. White handled the funds used to buy the company and $20,000 of the proceeds went to director Whitte.
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Horace
Syracuse
N. Y
Horace White
First National Bank
State Department
White
Whitte
Arsenal Men Rioting in Ferrol Strike Turmoil
Madrid reports a night shift refusal by Ferrol arsenal workers who went on strike and began rioting. Troops were dispatched from Carunna to restore order.
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Madrid
Ferrol
Carunna
Humble Preachers Called Dwarfs by Dr Felix Adier
Dr Felix Adier a noted humanitarian thinker declares the pulpit obsolete in a speech to the aonated state society in Newace. He says preachers are dwarfs and the era of deeper sociological insight has arrived.
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Felix Adier
United States
Newace
Evansville Bank 19 Closed During an Investigation
Evansville Indiana January 17 The Citizens National Bank once a strong local institution is closed temporarily by order of the directors while an investigation proceeds The national bank examiner J C Johnson is in control Directors expect full repayment of deposits but the shareholders face heavy assessments The bank lists capital 260900 surplus 67360 56 deposits 1160545 95 loans 1202195 94 and resources 1919415 64 Capt S P Gillett pres Dr C P Bacon vice president and W L Swormstedt cashier are named officials
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Evansville
Ind
Citizens’ National Bank
J. C. Johnson
National Bank Examiner
Thepank
S. P. Gillett
C. P. Bacon
W. L. Swormstedt
Settling One Dispute Without the Lawyer
Chicago January 17 arbitration between Illinois Central and the Telegraphers union begins in the Federal building with no lawyers allowed. H B Perham acts as counsel for the employee and Harriman for the railroad. Arbitrators are J G Rawn for the railroad John A Newman for the telegraphers and B H Meyer as umpire.
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Chicago
Ilinois Central
Telegraphers' Union
Federal Building
H. B. Perham
Telegraphers
Harriman
J. G. Rawn
John A. Newman
B. H. Meyer
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
Homemade Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy Promoted
An old advertisement touts a DIY medicine using Murax compound, Buchu extract, and gin to treat kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It claims relief from backache, rheumatic pains, frequent or colored urination, and scalding sensations, advising a daily regimen of multiple teasp00nfuls.
Ohio Guardsman Dies After Armory Boxing Bout
Columbus report says First Trent Joseph Myers of Company H Fourth Ohio National Guard died at Chillicothe following a boxing match at the armory with a private. The men had a spirited bout when Myers suddenly collapsed.
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Columbus, O
Trent
Joseph Myers
Company H
Ohio National Guard
Chillicothe
Armory
Myers
Death of James H Overbay in Broad Ripple
James H Overbay aged 42 died at his Broad Ripple home Sunday after a stroke of paralysis. He was the son in law of Henry Gresh.
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James H. Overbay
Broad Ripple
Mr. Overbay
Henry Gresh
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