Indiana early Republicans name state ticket in April
Delegates exceed 1,800 as Tomlinson Hall hosts the meeting to set the state convention. Candidates for state offices circulate among factions, unite or split, with Indianapolis chosen for the April convention and Oliver P. Enelay named to coordinate readiness. The ratio of delegates follows 20 votes per delegate, with adjustments debated but kept. Gowdy urges harmony while Goodrich and Shideter exchange goodwill.
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Republican Anite Committee
Mats
Tha Tima
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hell
Menting
Oliver P. Enelay
Tomlinson Hall
Vote On Rate Bill Draws Political Lines In House
Washington Jan 19 The house committee on interstate and foreign commerce plans a vote next Tuesday on the railroad rate bill The majority backs the Hepburn measure proposing a reasonable maximum rate while the minority supports the Davey bill defining a reasonable rate The committee will report along party lines In the committee of the whole the urgent deficiency appropriation bill totaling 5215 000 contains 5 340 785 to continue Panama canal work The senate committee on interoceanic canals met in executive session to discuss Poultney Bigelow refusing to name his informants under 10 conditions He will not be prosecuted but will be recalled as a witness early next week
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Scrippe-Mestue Frese Annociation
Washington
Houss
Davey
House
Panama Canal
Senate Committee On
Jury Duty in His Own Cause Causes Court Mix Up
Oliver Peede and his chief witness C A Kepler were seated as jurors in a damage suit by mistake in circuit court on Friday morning. Bailiffs rushed two extra jurors onto the panel to fill the box, while Peede and Kepler were already engaged with another task, creating a procedural hiccup in the trial.
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Oliver Peede
C. A. Kepler
Cancellations and Disputes Dominate Local Courts
A series of court actions unfolds including Mrs. Rhoda Barlden's bid to set aside a deed to her daughter amid claims of mistreatment and poverty. Separate suits involve stock losses in traction companies, a will construction by Matilda Schmid, and multiple divorce and personal injury actions against Indianapolis entities.
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Rhoda Barlden
Mount Jackson
Julia F. Caplinger
James Caplinger
George N. Rumler
Indianapolis, New Castle & Winchester Traction Company
Indianapolis, Newcastly & Yoledy Traction Company
Rumler
Matida Schmid
Intel
Frank Schmid
Priday
Fred
Alan
Canal Bridge Repair Question Placed Before Board
Joseph Hogee, superintendent of streets, informed the Board of Public Works on Friday that the canal bridge at Fifteenth Street is in bad condition. The board will consider compelling the Indianapolis Water Company to maintain and repair canal bridges, noting the former board failed to enforce the order. The new board views the Water Company as responsible for repairs and replacements when needed.
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Joseph Hogee
Strerte
Board of Public Works
Cayat
Fifteenth St
Indianapolis Water Company
Insanapolis Water Company
Water Company
Lewin Marks Mystery Stirs City After Stranger Call
Thursday afternoon a stranger phoned Capt. Bray about the Lewin Marks murder. He allegedly provided information that could help, but Detectives Manning and Bimon refused to reveal its content or significance. The caller warned the police not to publicize statements. Police report no new leads or progress toward solving the case.
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Bray
Paul 4
Manning
Bimon
Train Falls Kill Four and Injures Many in New York
A rear collision on an elevated Kings County line caused a train to tumble onto Fulton Street near Chestnut Avenue. Four people died and many were injured. One car fell onto the street, another remained attached by a coupling, and debris and wreckage blocked the area as ambulances and physicians rushed to the scene.
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Scripps
New York
Kings County
Chestoujnt
Fulton
Strents
Usain
Idying Man Lays in a Cell After Arrest
A man named Albert Thainla was arrested Thursday on a charge of drunkenness. He was found injured near Hing and Maryland and taken to the hospital. Patrolman Woitle found him. he was intoxicated and later removed to the Glydbs yengiry station for further treatment.
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Albert Thainla
Heapital
Ruth Mae
Hing
Marylandexts
Woitle
Riverside Park golf fees set by board for regular season
Riverside Park board met Friday and ended free play for the summer, instituting fee structures. A $2 monthly permit or $5 annual permit will allow access, replacing the former weekly pass. Caddies must wear badges and may charge at most 15 cents per hour. USGA rules will be enforced and a prior rule allowing a ball driven by a woman to be dropped without penalty has been abolished. President Cofin stated no need for the rule as women play as well as men.
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Gale Playues
Riverside
Park Board
Ita
Liverside
Uie
Wits
United States Golf Association
Cofin
Browing
Mitchell Denounces West Entry to Organization Rally
Report describes Mitchell denouncing Western men seeking entry to the organization and a rival association's delegates rallying to influence decisions. Friday session at miners convention opened with amendments proposed to the con style, including a defense fund assessment and new charter changes not all concurred. The convention extended aid to victims of the Paint Creek Junction disaster, with $1.00 for relief and prompt attention by proper officers.
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Motite
Paint Cresk Junction
We del Gates
Walter Rowland
Louisville
Paint Creek Junction
Chester
McCloskey
Kansas
Mitchell
Crywa
Western Federation of Miners
Gerber
Western Mining District
Committee On
Western Federathon
1. M.W. of A
M. W. of A
Western Federation of Miner
Cantama Ma
Western Federation
Johnny
Skinner
Hte
Aleo
Ase Son
New Frank
Imherford
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Fragmented Telegrams From City and Nation
A garbled telegram batch mentions WARRAW Pin Sprialist and several fatalities in an aviation story. Other notes reference Kansas City municipal ownership, Esther Worst ercrew, a self-inflicted death by Shawne lex, a proposed library at the Chicago University, Thomas F. Barr in the Gaynor case, Pred Richarde’s suicide in Toleno, a sewer system contract in Manila, Japan’s potential shift in Britain, and Chinese Americans leaving for Niagara Falls and other cities.
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Kankas City
Sto
Gust
Syuamone
Mies
Esther Worstercrew
Shawne Lex
Chicago
Chicago University
Harper
Savannah
Thomas F. Barr
Rowland arrest linked to wife’s stolen fortune tale
A Louisville arrest ties Walter Rowland to a Cleveland woman’s loss of valuables and a large sum of money. The Indianapolis case recounts the missing husband who wooed and mortgaged the wife’s Ohio property, left town with rings, and faced pursuit as detectives probe the financial scandal and a separate accident near the civic center.
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Walter
Rowland
Inn Hotel
Hmneis Sle
Loninville
Cincinnati
Abe J
Indianapolis
Inn
Eighteen Miners Dead in West Virginia Coal Mine Disaster
Eighteen miners died in a dust explosion at the Detroit coal mine on Patow Creek near Paint Creek Junction West Virginia. Rescuers searched for bodies two weeks after the blast as officials noted heavy dust and a panoramic destruction of timber and mine cars. The incident followed a prior gas-freeing inspection by District Mine Inspector Bonner Minn. Local manager W W Mucklow prepared sprinkler and safety gear.
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Speciol
Paint Creek Junction
W.va
Detroit
Patot Creek
G. P. Neal
Pattew Laughlin
Peter Bridgeman
Isaac Snyder
Stephen McCardie
Districk Meardie
James Meardie
Lavine
Marvried
James McLaughlin
Claude Sanders
Ed Bridgeman
Melville Spidgeman
Php Bridgeman
Benjamin Snyder
Charles Soyer
William Mixkell
James Miskell
Tau Pancake
Ming
Bonner Min
W. W. Mucklow
G. P. Néal
Poynt Brothers Sentenced for Counterfeit Passes
Deputy U S Marshal Lon Boyd escorted Frank and Walter Poynt to Marlow Friday morning to serve jail terms fixed by Judge Anderson for counterfeit passes. The brothers, with home in Warren Indiana, received 60 and 30 day sentences respectively.
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United States
Lon Boyd
Frank
Walter Poynt
Marlow
Aerge
Anderson
United States Cart
Warren
Ind
Senator Depew Sickness Rumor Denied In New York
Reports in New York claim Senator Depew is in a critical condition at his home. His nephew C Paulding says Depew is not at all grave and has greatly improved. Depew traveled to Washington Tuesday night and returned home Wednesday night, citing not feeling well as the reason. The secretary says the senator has other reasons for coming home and denies any resignation plans.
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Washington
Scrippa-Meline Merax
New York
Depew
Duartes
C. Paulding
Depentright
Highwaymen in Jail for North Side Robberies in Louisville
Eight men sat on the prisoners bench after police rounds led to arrests for highway robbery in Louisville. Names include John Wood Clifford Glass and Wiley Morphis, with others facing grand jury action. Victims Pierce and witnesses Woolsey and Cox testified to violent attempts and pursuits near Washington and Nobiente.
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Holt
Metzger
Louisville
AML
Grand Jury
Watkinson
John Waldren
David Chaven
John Stubeney
K. Harter
Warren
Qleaver
Cain
Westy
Harter
Mahoney
Hieber Cane
Hieber Cane Here Brat From iLamibetile and Retted A Room At 1498. Attois
Whey
Patrolawn
Iatroiman Walter Cox
Plureeau
Coe
Bember
Washington-st
Wood
Murphy
Patagon
X Farm
Gisey
Theft tale told in court by bilingual interpreters
In police court Friday morning Anthony Files, a boarding house keeper at 517 WL Pearkst, was aided by two interpreters to recount a robbery. Joe Sandal helped him after the thief, Randall, entered his room and a scuffle ensued with a bed covering used to escape with $1. Witnesses who spoke English added details before Jorge Whaleton halted the proceedings and sent the case to criminal court.
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Anthony Files
WL Pearkst
Joe Sandal
Blayle
Randal
Sandal
Jorge Whaleton
Criminal Court
Public Works to hold street lighting firm to contract
A flood of complaints to the Board of Public Works claims naphtha street lights fail to stay lit more than half the time. The board met Friday to notify the Cleveland Street Lighting Company, contracted to turn on the lamps, that it will be held strictly to account and expected to pay the agreed fine for each neglect of light.
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Board of Public Works
Cleveland Street Lighting Company
Walling Denies Arrest in Russia Rumors Abound
Washington acts after reports that Walling was jailed in St Petersburg Mocked by relatives as absurd. William English Walling, noted writer and university affiliate, travels Europe studying social conditions. His brother and connections seek clarification while State Department cables profess to verify the truth.
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Serippatteline Press Association
Chicago
Witain English
Walling
William HH
Prome
BL Petaresburg
W. G. Walling
Wealera Trust and Savings Bank
United States
Wiliam English Walling
St. Petersburg
State Department
William & English
Charles W. Fairbanks
Washington
Petersburg
William English Walling
English
Willoughby Walling
New
Board Halts Bitulithic Plan After Legal Reversal
The Board of Public Works posted a resolution to improve Capital-avenue with bituminous pavement from Thirty-fifth Street to Thirty-eighth Street but rescinded action after discovering the city lacks authority to order a paving project with patented pavement. City Attorney Fred Matson will advise before further steps. a hearing on the Lexington avenue project with asphalt is scheduled for February 8.
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Tha Board of Public Works
Capital-ava
Aestion Ad
Fred Matson
Hia
Lexington-ave
Shetbyert
Hanging of Vandalsen Shocks Louisville Crowd
In Louisville Kentucky on January 1 Vandalsen aged unknown was hanged for the murder of his mistress Fannie Warter on September 19 He died at 7 29 am after being strangled The condemned man showed no emotion and bid farewell to friends Witnesses included Stem Fames Sadler and Miss Vella Smo among others Mrs Sadler exclaimed as the body twitched and called him dying like a chicken noting the morbid spectacle
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Esrault
Priday
Humburg
Albert Humburg
Ilinois
Frankfort
Ind
Hamburg
Orpha MM. Tsetze
Mary Ann Dwyer
Indianapolis
Setippae Meade Press Association
Louisville
Scattes Vandalsen
Fannie Warter
Vandalsen
Stem
Fames Sadler
Viaj
Tim Alte
Derier
Camiige Ratcliffe
Miss Vella Smo
Mra. Wagier
Ratcliffe
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Indiana
Gowdy
Jack Gowdy
State Committee
Goodrich
G. A. H. Shideter
Shadeter
Taing
Denison
Comaittee
Claia
Poliiticians
LEWIN
Stranger
Riverside Park
Tillman
Qalis
Asociation
Warraw
Leailers
Bexton
Sherkees
Nenlweee
Inviie
Tolenoo
Richarde
South Bend
Manilla
Athietic
Gulf and
Pacitte Rampang
San Francisco
Birmingham
Eng
the Post
Yaya Usere
Japan
Niagara Palls
John Conway
Mienigan St
White
Bullring
Pennsylvania
Market Ste
Eis
City Hospital
West Virginia
Gust Rosberg
Tabor
Pembrok
Sexson
Denison Barber Shop
Porting Woods
Doxing
Gus Habich
W. Wanhat
Wurachners
Belin
Garstang Fuel Co
Foust Brothers
Kentucky
Russia
Caar
Bitulithic
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