Two Men Arrested in Post Office Robbery Snoop
Police Lt Lanotte and Det Tishen arrested two men after a New Year’s Day post office robbery. Suspects, described as heavyset with red hair and well dressed, were linked to local swindling and jewelry-store schemes. Evidence included keys and bottles, with one man possibly connected to a national bank plot.
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Patics Cicles
Lanotte
Tishen
Travis Hags
Charles Howland
Carr
Ansywe
Johnson
Campbell
John Lewars
John G.lazier
Bal
Indiana
Aioney
Bery
WeMilisa
Havel
Uke Abeiso
Abbeneva
Bowers
Pocoee
Vasco
All Iurierer
Sneil
Ainside
du Borgesby
Posimastar Jones
Brae Tun
Tudiaua
Political Senate Session Notes On Supply And Rail Row
A fragmentary report describes a Monday morning senate session with jokes and prudence as committees report on bills. It notes the judiciary committee’s report, adjournment motion, and Hudson’s resistance to street railway incorporation with limits on stock, eminent domain rules, and sunset rights for grants.
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Aet Bach
Presidi
Vicug
Laith
McNaugh
Judiciary
Lester
Bresse
Barrett
Hudson
Revival at Second Baptist Church Described in Spirit Filled Sermon
A revival at the Second Baptist Church attracts wide attention as Rev. Carrhan aims to add 100 new members while Rev. Anderson of Louisville preaches. The service features fervent exhortations on eternal punishment in a dramatic, emotionally charged scene with listeners showing conversion fervor and a notable offering collected on a marble table.
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Second Baptist
Mithigaet
J. W. Carrhan
Wien
Anderson
Louksyi Ky
Praha
New Jerusalem
Lotder
Aiaruer Carr
Jesus
Tem
Deeus Christ
Chet
Carr
Second Hantist Church
Enarguings in Boots and Shoes Sale Ad
Enarguings in boots and shoes closing out odds and ends and broken sizes of leading makes. Come in and judge for yourself. George F. Marett to North Penn Street.
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George F. Marett
North Penn-st
Si writes of a banquet and a drunken escapade in town
Si recounts a night out with Jim Pogue at a banquet hosted by book agents. He describes leaving drunk, clashing with a Salvation Army worker, entering editorial rooms, and facing a comic but chaotic sequence of meals and misadventures. He ends with plans to hire staff and a note about police.
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Si.dames
Himtown
Jim Pogue
Salvation Army
Washington St
Adkar
Qik Bun
Wien
Grand opera house fire devastates Bisasthoos era
A great fire at the Grand opera house in Bisasthoos destroyed the building early Monday, fanned by a fierce wind. The Grand and Court blocks also burned, with losses of 90000 and 10600 respectively. Police Court saw seven cases, including theft and threats, as winter cold is blamed for the blaze. A. B. Willard advertised office fixtures at 192 S. Penn. ave.
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Pr. Paul
Grand Opera House
Opera House
Grand and Court Brocks
Police Board Tensions and Staffing Pressures Amid Change
The article portrays tension around a police leadership shakeup with Superintendent Travis under scrutiny after Harry S. New’s appointment as commissioner. It notes rumors of a planned change, details staffing levels across day and night shifts, and outlines district sizes, while recording comments on enforcement and administration amid political maneuvering.
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Travis W le
Harry S. New
Seaima
Tim Splann
New
Sam
Henderson
Pravis
Wa Sus
Erin
Gorbioi
Layet
Piolica Cohnessioneros
Turkey
Wagouten
Wassington St
Teonessee
Delaware-fts
Paiva
Dineisst
Patralwen
Latofde
Meridianst
New York
Meridian
Washington
Protests Over Real Estate Reappraisal Burden
Col I N Walker disputes a proposed real estate reappraisal increase aimed at city revenues. He argues higher figures hit citizens hardest, noting past county board actions, and cites higher rates for schools state universities and relief programs, warning of unequal tax burdens in Marion County.
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Col. I. N. Walker
Sux
County Board of Countizatien
Howae
Padtana University
Marion
Burglars loot corner hardware store and more crimes
A Sunday morning spree saw burglars strip Korvine's Hardware on Virginie Avenue and Grove Street of revolvers and various items. Police reported associated thefts and related disturbances in the area as they investigated multiple incidents across the city.
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Dudee Taylor Surday
David Lewbeta
Mary
Mary An
Chase
Lecuure
Korvine
Virginie Ave
Mornieg
Alubs Reprasauis
PSN
aNatiies
Polk & Cues
Tavanapolis
Fayer
Trienapolis
Aera
Robert Hispas
Haydn
Id. Nell
Fred. Wites
Morris Areek
C. B. Poster
Charles Green
Hosa Tailey
Misses Levere Snyder
Traiss White
Hamekee Company
John Hunt
Tobhardt
Slaugh
Marion Swaford
Cones
Turday
Ananer
Agh Ecriptiena
Lucinas Cochran
Sarah Anderson
Wee
Shesh
Caeen
Louisville
Carrie Youngs
Kellar
Hanlong
Frank Burt
Adin Philfinga
Justin Tine
Chee Mah
Mden
Moses Kaban
Coksus
Alex
Frank Powell
Devlin Weathers
Bell
Weathere
Powell
Indianapolis League Baseball Club
Leaone
Brush
Grand jury delays as two members arrive late in report
The federal grand jury faced a quorum delay when two late members appeared after 11 o clock. After their arrival the report was admitted for further consideration of indictments. The session touched on expected hearings and possible cases ahead, with observers noting social standings among those charged. A body in a local case was found, with the coffin and features described, and experts suggested likely autopsy and investigation steps.
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Federal Grand Jury
Wade
Biller
Othe
Mersial
Brakeman Killed In Sudden Car Collision Near Valparaiso
Valparaiso Indiana January 21 Eugene Swihar a Fort Wayne brakeman was crushed between moving freight cars near Amana Sunday and died several hours later He lived west of Columbia City and the accident occurred during switching operations hanout withheld due to fragmented text in source.
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Valparaiso
Ipd
iSply Eugene Swihar
Fort Wayne
Aanna
Heme
Columbia City
Redpath speech at charity event and Ireland support remarks
A chaotic report details Redpath addressing an anti poverty society in Lindway before leaving for Trelarnd, Co. McGilyne recalls Redpath’s life and service to humanity in America and abroad, while Irish sympathy is attributed to him by Seas r and John L att. Redpath suggests Britain can arrest him under law, yet as an American he will advocate for Ireland.
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Voredy
Wien
Estes
Justis
Anil
Promist
Rita
Jin Pogue
Burlington
Greencastle
Earl Cranston
Cincinnati
Nealy Stevens
Chicago
Brazil
Pudsent
Supreme Court
Harmiony
Alabma
Nora Cain
John Alstott
Wetson
Alstott
Vincennes
Snyder
Qosborn Drake
Watson
Frederick Granter
Bray
Dhones Ridpath
Trelarnd
McGilyne
Redpath
Cavee of Humanity
Amerca
Ure
Bia de Cpese
Kay Phillips
Chas. Seas R
John Latt
Ireland
Sam
Weeland
America
Treland
Peth
Chester
John Sawders
Crt
Anna AL Soeyders
Dan
John
Anna
Pi Ableremite
Aiso
Tepe
Train wreck near Van Camp factory injures none
A passenger on the outgoing 7710 T. & train Saturday morning escaped injury when the engine jumped the track near Van Camp's canning factory and overturned. The engineer and firemen leaped to safety. none of the three coaches derailed and only engine damage and a small tract stretch were reported. Furniture at Wm. L. luers was affected.
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van Camp
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