Brutal North Side murder shocks city after Second-Hand Store robbery
Frank Redmond, a Fire Department lineman, was killed Friday night while pursuing two robbers at 275 Massachusetts Ave. Eldridge, an 62-year-old shop owner, survived a brutal assault as the pair tried to steal cash and valuables. Police launched a citywide hunt with rewards. suspects fled toward Kissel's road house.
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Upper Massachusetts Ave
Old Job Eldridge
Massachusetts Ave
Eldridge’s
Indiana Watered Stock Bill Aims At False Valuations
Wichorn prepares early next week to introduce a bill prohibiting selling bonds below par value and restricting stock issuance for bonds. It requires sworn reports to the secretary of state, aims to curb watering stock and deceiving the public, and may affect the local street railway company.
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House of Representatives
Wichorn
Legislature Records Quorum Gap in House and Bills Debated
The Indiana House lacked a quorum Saturday with 53 of 100 members present and adjournment to Monday planned. The senate cigarette bill favors age 18 with fines, while the anti football bill advances. The House elections panel ousts Hart for Cockrum amid fusion disputes. lawmakers discuss state funds liens and fusion law, with Tim Griffin praising the session’s progress.
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B. Wilson Smith
Tippecanoe County
Committee On Rights and Privileges
Senate
Reynold
House
Reynolds
Monon railway system ordered sold by judge in Indiana
Judge Wood of the United States circuit court on Saturday ordered the entire Monon railway system foreclosed and sold unless overdue bonds and interest totaling about 7.5 million dollars are paid within ten days. The sale, by Commissioner Van Buren, follows a petition from Farmers loan and trust company and Central trust company of New York. Minimum price for road $2.5 million, equipments in five parcels $0.5 million, or total $3 million. sale subject to prior mortgages.
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Judge Woods
United States Circuit Court
Monon
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Central Trust Company
New York
A. H. Joline
Floyd A. Woods
Indianapolis
Francis T. A. Jenkin
Turner, McClure & Ralston
Monon Company
George W. Kretzinger
John L. Miller
Chicago
John Boyle
Louisville
Miller
Weyler Baptized by Fire in Cuba Front Lines
A Havana dispatch reports Gen Weyler faced insurgent boldness near Quatro Camiros. Cuban leaders Araguren and Arangos launched a daring attempt to capture him. a concealed rebel volley revealed the plan and slowed the Spaniards. Weyler halted near Gopasta as insurgents struck, leaving several wounded and a tense pursuit. Antonio Maria Maceo, nephew of the late general, has left Oakland for New York to join Cuba’s war effort, after selling belongings to fund his travel.
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Havana
Wwerler
Metanzas
Maceo
Araguren
Arango
Weyler
Quatro Camiros
Wey Jer
Gaines
Matanzas
Oakland
Cal
U. P
Antonio Maria Maceo
New York
Bennington
E. A. O’brien
Mr. O’brien
Cuba
Committee report on school fund favors bonds and new buildings
A Commercial club committee report shows the school board in debt 81500 and recommends authorizing bonds up to 100000 by a one cent tax per 200. It suggests annual borrowing for new buildings up to 100000 with rent-based taxes. J P Dunn proposed the Cleveland plan and a five cent levy, but his substitute failed and the committee report passed.
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Commercial Club
J. P. Dunn
Cleveland
Forecast for Indianapolis 36 hours to Jan 24
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m Jan 24 calls for generally fair weather with a higher temperature on Sunday. The Indiana republican editorial association met in Denison and endorsed the Loud bill in Congress and township trustees publication of annual reports. James A Kemp of the Salem Leader elected president succeeding Charles R Wilson and J D Hogate secretary. The old legislative committee was re elected.
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Indianapolis
Republican Editorial Association of
Indiana
Denison
Congress
General Assembly
James A. Kemp
Salem Leader
Charles R. Wilson
J. D. Hogate
Dakville
Bicycle Races at Tomlinson Hall Prices for Tonight
Advertisement fragment lists race event at Tomlinson Hall with priced entries 50¢ 15¢ and 1.00, mentions leaky cisterns cleaning cement and a local phone contact, indicative of a late 19th or early 20th century city newspaper item.
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Tomlinson
Indianap lis City Life Minute News
The Indianaphist association holds its annual meeting in Indianapolis on February 4. John Wacher’s receiver suit for J. F. Craig’s business at Haughville is withdrawn. A child of Letter-carrier Downey dies from lockjaw. fall cited as primary cause. Contractor John E. Martin suffers a broken leg after icy pavement spill. Chief Barrett asks Board of Safety to require outside stairways at the orphan asylum for fire safety. Ex-Constable Reinhold held by West Indianapolis police for using an ugly name toward an official. Dr Lucas preaches at Sixth Christian church as "How will it go with me" morning and "Remission of sins" evening. Rev. C. A. Hare to preach both services. Evening sermon covers temple of Solomon visit. Miss Alicia Wysong hosts card party at Bellefontaine street. attendees listed. Bed your hoarse Janes Dora Dustless Oats Folding Beds ad inserted.
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Indianaphist Association
Indianapolis
John Wacher
J. F. Craig
Haughville
Downey
John E. Martin
Ei. Market St
Barrett
Board of Safety
Orphan Asylum
Reinhold
West Indianapolis
Lucas
Sixth Christian Church
C. A. Hare
College-ave
Baptist Church
Alicia Wysong
Bellefontaine St
Margaret, Bruce
Clara Lewis
Hdna
Burton
Henry Hammond
Tom Hammond
Harry Wright
Bedford Wysong
Helen McKinley Injured In Canton Falls On Icy Sidewalk
Helen McKinley sister of the president elect broke her wrist when she fell on an icy sidewalk in Canton on Friday afternoon. A reunion and banquet of Ohio legislators in Columbus Friday night drew a brilliant crowd, with Mark Hanna praised as Ohio the mother of presidents. The government has decided on foreclosure actions against railroads and a plan to pay 45 154 to the government in cash when the roads are sold, with stockholders losing control. Dr Frank Butts contact listed as 183 Indiana avs Phone 1790.
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Helen McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Columbus
Mark Hanna
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