Quarteran the Slot Meter Rebates And Boys on Trial
Quarteran the Slot meter users will get a zero percent rebate on all their bills. Boys have made life a burden for Reeves and customers at Noble and Michigan. John Feeves the grocer testified about Ed Hus Finest and Floyd Ferguson Davidson, with Officer Hithnan agreeing these boys caused a year of trouble. Bush and Fur wacon were fined with costs, trial not added. Cases appealed.
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John Feeves
Corner Noble
Michiwanvate
Ed Hus
Floyd Furguson
Davidson
Hithnan
Reeves
W Haiton
Bush
Fur
Did Mrs John Allen Shoot Her Husband
Police faced a perplexing case as John Allen of 1496 Missouri Street claimed highwaymen shot him after a dispute with his wife. A colorfully told tale emerged in court, revealing the wife’s testimony that Allen had tormented her until she shot him. The judge set bond at 5000 dollars.
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Missouriat
Allen
Borane
Huthe
Jvia
Atle
General Manager Pearson On Meter Readings And Rebates
General manager J J Pearson of the Indianapolis gas company says meters cannot be read adjusted but rebates will be paid. He notes no changes can be made to meter reading methods and that the company will issue refunds as warranted.
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Pearson
Jota J. Pearson
Miligvapolis Gas Company
Meléra
Tarata
Lone Woman Fights Loft Fire Sparks Brave Escape
Mrs J H Carter awoke to smoke in her Broadman home early Tuesday as flames gained headway. She battled the fire, kept a door from closing, and a quick alarm brought firefighters who extinguished the blaze. Loss listed as 95 with cause traced to a lamp near dresses.
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Carter
Broadman
Woman Cradles Dead Lover Amid Sleigh Tragedy
A chilling report describes a woman embracing the dead body of her lover during a sleigh accident near Anqea Mints Ton. Two others were also involved in the crash as a frightened companion tried to aid. the coroner is investigating the death attributed to beate failure.
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Anqea
TyoWis Weber
BAKED BABY DEATH IN PASTRY ACCIDENT AT PACROSBE
A Wisconsin farm details a grim incident where a young girl placed her infant brother in a hot oven, baking him to death while the mother was away chopping wood. The report notes hometown names and the public reaction, with other small ads and local notices included in the page.
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Pacrosbe
Wis
Jan
Edward Farth
Wulschner
Good Old Summer Time Phonograph Sighting On Massachusetts Ave
A chaotic scene along Massachusetts Avenue features a crowd wandering in blizzard weather, trying to hear a phonograph imitate the song In the Good Old Summer Time. The device draws attention as residents speculate about a performer, while police investigate the odd incident and the mischief of onlookers.
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Massachusetts Ave
Flaber Acquitted in Police Court Trial
Tenday Carl G. Fimer was acquitted of violating a city ordinance for having initials on the rear of his automobile. George Mediam, however, was fined and came for further action on the faster Shao the speed limit.
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Flaber
Tenday
Carl G. Fimer
Ais Chuuttenr
George Mediam
Wan
Comig
Prosecute Milk Dealers in Crusade for Pure Milk
Sanitarian Spencer announced that milk inspectors have found violations by several creameries and will arrest distributors who violate the law. He said all creamery operators skimming milk will be prosecuted as the city pursues pure milk for the people of Indianapolis.
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Sanitarian Spencer
Gith
Mguronsy Ak
Tesla
Moffat
Yusthesk
Indianapol
Kennedy portrait submitted for Indiana fair jury inspection
A.C. Alexander, secretary of the Indiana world’s fair commission, has received a portrait submission from Mina Ger nirva Kennedy of Liberty Indiana. The painting, a portrait of Miss Zetta Kennedy, stars in a Civil War era crinoline costume and will be examined by the jury deciding the depiction for the exposition.
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A.C. Alexander
Mina Gernirva Kennedy
Liverty
Ind
Cooper Insitute
New York
Indiana
Mina Kennedy
Mien
Zetta Kennedy
Kate Momberton
Juhnny
Marty Lenge
Wkernees
Stettess
Weather Outlook and Local Advertisements Collide in Patchy OCR
A fragmented forecast notes fair and colder conditions for Tuesday night and Wednesday with temperatures around seven degrees at 7 am and a later reading near 72 pm, while Indiana and nearby states see a colder trend. The page also advertises jewelry deals, a Bartletts liquor store, and barber services amid garbled vendor names and addresses.
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Indiana
Street Cleaning Contractors Urged to Improve Quickly
The mayor criticizes street cleaning contractors for poor performance and inadequate service. He states the city will insist on better work and accountability, while stressing there is no intent to threaten but to demand higher standards and timely improvements.
Mine Disaster in Petroburlg Claims Dozens
A mining explosion trapped workers in Petroburlg, killing 20 rescuers and many miners. Rescue efforts recovered the body of renowned engineer M Tayvir and left hundreds of survivors, including a widow mourning her husband and two sons. The fiery blast destroyed the shaft and surrounding structures, with workers evacuated from the doomed mine.
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M. Tayvir
Pitveburg
Mia
Mike Bumorkie
Musband
Miners Killed in Colorado Cage Accident
Fourteen Colorado miners died when a deranged mining cage failed at a Colorado mine, plunging 310 feet to the shaft bottom. Names listed include Iris dyad Von, Frazier, Join Sepeck, Metherum, and others. James Butleck was injured.
Hearts Game Case Dismissed Amid Quiet Police Raid
A muddled report describes a small heart game among men linked to Quintispositions and Rail. Judge Whallon ruled no gambling evidence. defendants including William Tranwud were discharged as the pety case collapsed.
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Whallon
William Tranwud
Tolph Willman Dies After Burns Inflicted Weeks Ago
Tolph Willman, a 6 year old resident of Belefontaine, died Monday night from injuries suffered weeks ago when a fire burned him. The incident occurred at his home where villagers say the boy was disfigured and suffered severe burns before succumbing to his injuries. The community mourns the loss of a child linked to a previous deadly blaze.
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Tolph Willman
Utele Bey
Belefontaine
Thirteen Insurance Firms Seek $125000 in Fire Loss Suit
Thirteen insurance companies sue to recover 125000 from Fort Wayne firm over a February fire at a country home in Indiana. They say the regulator mishandled gas pressure equipment, causing the blaze that destroyed the home and contents worth about 119000, with payouts already made.
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Fort Rar
Son If
Busn
Unes
Trains Run Late Across Railroads Amid Snow Delays
Passenger trains were all late with heavy delays on the Big Four and Vandalla lines. The Big Four carried most lateness honors though all but one were over an hour late. One train eight hours fifteen minutes late and another over five hours late. Snow drifts and blockades caused the delays.
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Big Four
St. Toute
Tuesanyy Wall
Vandalla
St. Louis
Swindle Targeted Cincinnati Family With Fake COD Package
A con man posing as a delivery carrier pressed a Cincinnati residence for payment on a $125 COD package. After telling the resident to pay and claiming it was important, the scammer received money, then left with the item. On return, the family found a four inch square weed block in the package.
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Cincinnati
Dai
Passibi
Danventia
Abo Hag
Squnda
Atrl
Snowstorm Halts Indianapolis Streets and Schools
Blizzard conditions hit Indianapolis with six inches of snow on Tuesday and drifts to eighteen inches in exposed areas. Traffic stalled as powerfully cold winds worsened the situation and schools nearly emptied while businesses stood idle. The forecaster had predicted lighter snow but the storm intensified, leaving a nationwide pattern of heavy flakes.
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Fternoon
Indianapolia
Lesa
United States
Aquatic Club Seeks New Home After Directors Meet
The Indianapolis aquatic club held a meeting of its board of directors last evening. A committee was appointed to find a new home for members by the opening of the season. The committee is to report in a few days and a stockholders meeting will be convened to decide the club's future policy.
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Boxry Af
Indianapolis Anuytic Club
Hela
Geasom
Convict Asks Warden To Take Him Back
A Lucas County prisoner William Mien released from the Ohio penitentiary faced rejection and misfortune. After parole he sought return to prison, pleading to be taken back as he struggled with unemployment and marriage collapse. Authorities noted no parole breach by him, leaving his fate precarious and uncertain.
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Columbus
Jan B
Ohio Penitentiary
William WH. Mien
Lucas County
Warren Hershey
Parnie
Ress Om Deller
Allen
Aly
Senator Hanna Bedridden After Grip Attack In Washington
Washington January 26 Senator Hanna was confined to his bed at the Arlington hotel for several days by an attack of grip. He was unable to attend events Monday night and his illness has caused him distress and weakness. Dr Rixey attending him says there is no reason for alarm about his condition.
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Metroiman Kader
Minit
Waahingtan-sta
Hi Wan
Whale
Washington
Tone
Wha Han
Arington Hotel
Oueeday
Rixey
Sapcombet
Heavy Snow Drifts Paralyze City Parks and Streets
Report shows five to seven feet of snow in parks with four to six feet in many areas. Riverstone, Gartiedd, and hillside zones are blocked. city streets remain snowbound as crews struggle to clear routes amid deep accumulations. Street surveys note unusually harsh winter conditions.
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Riverston
Gartiedd Park
Snow Helps Honest Poor as Snow Shovel Jobs Multiply
The charity and township trust report heavy Tuesday snowfall aided the suffering poor. Many laborers found snow shoveling a pathway to money, with a small army of workers across Meauty taking up shovels. Some earned $3 or more, aided by fair weather and hopeful prospects.
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Hoth
Satiety
Township Trusters
Meauty
Conference of Street Railroad and City Officials Held
Officials from street railway systems and city departments convened to discuss transit issues, safety measures, and service coordination. The conference covered administrative reforms, funding strategies, and municipal roles in rail operations.
Bridge repairs eyed as city maps repair plan with street railway firm
Mayor Haglitzman and City officials press for the Street Railway Company to pay most of bridge repairs after recent flood damage. The engineer draws up costs to restore all bridges, with the city covering part, while the Melan arch bridge is praised for longevity and safety. Controller Duma urges rebuilding the Full Creek bridge and Meridian winds bridges with Melan arch designs.
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Anak
Doet
Treet
Folaman
Tierely
Ahmll
Oficlats
Pripons
Weidge
Duma
Full Creek
Fall Creek
Euch Belderas
Northwestern
Riverate
Morrissl
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