Commission Gets Busy On Grade Crossings Inspection
Mayor appoints commission chair Megrew to inspect grade crossings. City engineer Nelson joins the Thursday survey as the Cleveland division lines to Brightwood are followed toward Belt railroad connections. Henry Walters defends alleged trespass for hay frame damage. he pays damages after Judi Stubbs arranges settlement with Albert Shroyer.
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Bookwatter
Megrew
Nelson
Cleveland
Prightwood
Brightwood
Belt Railroad
L. B.& Wad Monon
Commission
Commission de
Goodyear Pleads Guilty in Concealed Weapon Case
Norace Goodyear, 6% N Liberty St, Friday morning pleaded guilty in police court to carrying a concealed weapon. He paid a $10 fine and left before investigators learned the cause of a mysterious shooting on Massachusetts Ave and Liberty St. Police found a bloodied hallway buffet, neighbors woke by the shooting, and Goodyear's wife was missing when officers arrived. He claimed he fired the shot from his home after fleeing from the scene. authorities secured the gun and questioned him. He said he is from Chicago and works as a paperhanger, age 41 or 42.
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Norace Goodyear
N. Liberty Vt
Masachusetts Ave
Libertist
Goodyear
Massachusetts Ave
Sergi Boylan
Po- Heeman Strett
Fred
Chicuko
Ile
Editor Kills Himself in Pine Village Hotel
M Entler 33 editor of Pine Village Sentinel died by self-inflicted gunshot in a hotel room following despondency. He was unmarried from West Virginia, previously edited a country paper in Ohio for two years, and left no immediate family in the area. Police report a letter from Richmond woman seeking her mother, with family tensions cited. Evansville report notes Clemens Mueller, a goods clerk, died of heart disease while assisting a woman.
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M. Entler
Ian Wierren
Terre Watse
Tnt
Jan
Mew
Willan
Piatt
Richmond
Denny
Mra Watt
Evansville
Ind
Dan
Clemens Mueller
Aodty Koods
Trampled New York Fire Claims Dozens Dead
A fire that began in Mosher and Ittleson feather works spread to Miller’s cigar factory at 457 Crosby Street. About 250 women and 100 men employed there were crushed or injured as workers tried to flee. Five girls died and eight others were hurt in the panic.
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New York
Mosher & Ittleson
Feather
Miller's Cigar Factory
Crosby St
Wireman
Washington Whiffs New Hoosier Postmasters and Robbery
The item lists new Hoosier postmasters John A. Magon Kamehtsville Joseph D. Torr Onkalla and Rf Willams Middlefork Ine as well as a pension for a blind recipient. It notes a Willard hotel jewel robbery of Mrs Henry Kaba and Indianapolis. It mentions Chairman Mercer saying the house committee on grounds will not inspect the north front in Indiana. It cites railway leaders pressing for early action on the anti injunction bill and Roosevelt’s minor injury during single stick drills with General Wood.
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Rf. Willams
Middlefork
Willard Hotel
Henry Kaba
Indianapolis
Siu
Mercer
House Committee
Indiananolia
Renator Everlore
Frank Minor and Arch Dalley In Pardons Fraud Scheme
Warden Lillard learned from convict Ed Stephens that Frank Minor and Arch Dalley colored were plotting to defraud families of other inmates by promising pardons. A woman who paid Minor and Batley $160 reported her son Iverated, and other victims across the state were described as having been fleeced by the pair.
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Frankfort
Lillard
Ed Stephens
Frank Minor
Arch Dalley
Toney
Minor
Batley
Iten
Germany's Bloody Deed in Venezuela Reported
Washington dispatch describes the killings in San Carlos Venezuela of men women and children blamed on German forces. The State Department will seek a thorough investigation through Consul Plumacher and Secretary Rimes to clarify the incident and its impact on the Venezuelan situation.
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Washington
San Carlos
Venezuela
State Department
Plumacher
Rimes
Labor unrest and resignations ripple through tone of era
Telegraph lines report wage disputes in Coshocton Ohio as labor unions protest city actions. Count Ballestrom resigns as Reichstag president amid disturbances. Japanese rail bids loom while opera plans fade. A Chicago fight leaves two wounded. a New York clash injures children. A Band Hook test destroys a 12 inch gun with no injuries.
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Coshocton
Carnegie
Count Ballestrom
Berlin
Reichstag
New York
Amall
Bandy Hook Proving Grounds
Pyramid Pile Cure promoted with testimonials plea
A verbose ad argues Pyramid Pile Cure is affordable and effective, noting testimonials are genuine and the firm offers a one thousand dollar forfeit if any testimonial is proven false. It quotes a Dayton printing house official and urges sufferers to try the remedy, with prices and mail order details.
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Noamuch
William Lichtenhakter
Dayton
Ohio
Marshall, Mich
Forther
Births and Deaths and Marriages in City Notice
Births list many names with addresses and child genders. Deaths record multiple individuals with ages and causes. Marriages enumerate several couples. Building permits noted for remodeling and barns. Chicago grain markets and futures wrap with prices for wheat corn and pork noted.
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Chicago
Inn
Baya BC
Sample Bottle Free by Mall Promises
An old advertisement-style notice promotes sending two sample bottles of kidney liver and bladder remedy Swamp Root to readers by mail from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York. It urges cures and mentions a book with testimonials from cured customers while offering no cost samples.
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Toma
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Coal miners to get wage rise on C and O lines
Virginia miners in Richmond report that coal operators will grant a permanent wage increase for miners in the New Tyer and Kanawha districts along the C and O railroad. The raise is five cents per ton for mining rate and a percent for day men, retroactive to January 1, benefiting about 10,000 miners and boosting monthly income by around $20,000.
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Richmond
Lil Wan
Newtyer
Kanawha
Thia
Meyer & Kisera
New York
Varity
Northern
Lernsu
Manhattan
Tueslay
Vanderbilt
Delaware
Detroit
Stacie
Grant Honde
Apri
Duluth
Bank Robbery At Somerton Stolen Five Thousand
Robbers forced entry to the City Bank of Somerton in Bellaire Ohio on Thursday night. They blew the safe and escaped with between five thousand and six thousand dollars. A second item notes a newspaper theft in St Louis and a Cincinnati police chief’s death from pneumonia.
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Bellaire
Ctty Bank
Somerton
Wall Street and Trade Notes Show Varied Movement
Market report columns indicate stronger wheat and corn tones, steel and copper fluctuations, and mixed railroad stock activity. Notes on Panama Canal treaty timing, bond demand, and corporate earnings outlook appear amid price moves and commodity quotes from New York and Eastern markets.
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report Summary
Live stock prices and receipts across markets in Indianapolis and Chicago show mixed demand. Cattle, hogs, and sheep quotes vary by grade from prime to common, with notable ranges for bulls, steers, heifers, and calves. Prices for cattle and hogs in Chicago reach higher levels, while New York and other regions reflect similar trends.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Tive
Cape
Shippers
Hatra Ewee and Wethers
Indianapolis
Tegan
Chicago
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Stout
Childs
Juliettes
Soc Childs
Jullettes
Massachusetts Avenue
Vdust A
Henry Walters
Maryland-st
Mornin Walters
Albert Shroyer
Maryland Sr
Shroyer
Judi Stubbs
Horace Goodyear
Stouts
Ww. M. Entler
Warren County Sentinel
Bell
Srawfordsville
Fred Hell
Rivernment
Est
Dakota
Preserted
McCaslin
G. H. McCaslin
Board of County Commissioners
W. Washington-st Bridge
Carter
Desi
New Hoosier
John A. Magon
Kamehtsville
Joseph D. Torr
Onkalla
Roosevelt
Gen
Wood
Elton
Kentucky
Germany
William Shields
Bigelow
Meny Huntern
Mathew
Blanche Coy
Washington-at
Hopson
Kate Jennings
Reibena Palmer
California-st
Infant Voy
Hillside-ave
John Shields
Fenneman St
Don Quinn
N. Priest
Rachel Woolen
Talbott At
Wyoming St
Aitis
Mma Smith
City Hospital
Wiliam Fo Wren
Thirteenth St
Culeide
Carolina Brink
Madinon Ave
Joseph (. Moon
Lottie
William Tobias
Lutie Reiser
George J. Wenzing
Lady Mern
Hdnant Taylor
Ross A. Suher
John L. Vice
Minnie Aldridge
Albert Howman
Catherine Faiitkan
Joh E. Steele
Dorothy M. Murphy
Francis C. Tulte
Ee Jackson
Euler
Jouls M. Fellows
College-ave
H. Pattison
N. Delawarest
David Fair
Tienry Wiese
Madison-ave
Mall
Virginia
Bunglars
BT. Louis
Jan. B
Owen Muddele
Harry Kramer
Philiy Hh Deltsch
Aneumonia
City Grain Market
Wien
Lear
St. Jwuls
Ban Hrandecc
Enfe
St. Paul
Reading
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Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
G. Wabash
Rock Island
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Toledo
Court House
Santa Clara
Farney Garden
Sant Uke
Court House Grocery Co
M. J. Stewart
Wuramon
East Liberty
Fate Warners
Springs
Ian
Elgin
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