Maud's Backers Fall In Heated Races At City Track
The midweek harness meet drew about 800 in the grandstand amid dust and heat. Billy D. dominated the 2:20 pace with wins in heats one and two, Maud A. faltered in the final heat while Arlington and Pearl McGregor chased payoffs. Combs set a world record in the 700-yard bicycle race, while heavy betting centered on L B Curtin and Tom Taggart's backers. crowd size and weather shaped the day’s drama at the track.
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Billy D
Maud A
Pearl McGregor
Arlington
Ibis
Aunt Delilan
Lakewood
Masuda
Mand
Hosa
Combs
Sun
Waller
Business Administration
Tom ‘Taggart
L. B. Curtis
Geniul Tom
John W. Kern
Henderson
Leon Bailey
Cadi Bunkirk
The
Safety Board
Court House
L. B. Curtin
Cadi Buskirk
Billy” Ron
Barney
Steel Prince
Henry ‘S
Hal Parker
Henry FP
Ssecond
Ada
Henry FW
Henry FL
Henry 1
Hel Parker
Bud Doble
Agmer
Starter Walker Hurt At Track By Collision
A large Thursday crowd of about five thousand witnessed turmoil at the Race Track when a motorist forcibly jumped the grounds injuring starter Frank Walker. No other injuries reported. In the 2:17 pace heat, Boons Wilson won with County Girl second and Atlantic King third, time 2:18, amid heightened excitement.
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Walker
Frank Walker
Marmon
George Morrison
Boons Wilson
County Girl
Atlantic King
Inline
Brutal double murder in Kentucky shocks county
In Camnp Kentucky two Ray sisters were slain while in a black berry patch. The elder died from throat slitting after witnessing her sister’s plea. The younger girl was killed to hide the killer’s identity. A posse pursued a man matching a tramp’s description, exchanging gunfire as they searched a Port Jefferson cornfield.
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Camnp
Ray
Here
Bardwell
Blackberry Patch
Whitechapel
Kay
Parening
Port Jefferson
Boy Burned In Fourth Of July Toy Cannon Accident
Ben Doughty a 13 year old boy lies near death at his father’s home after a July Fourth toy cannon explosion. While reloading the cannon with powder a misfired firecracker ignited the powder causing severe burns to his face neck chest arms and hands. Doctors say injuries are serious but no blame rests on companions. Local physicians treated him and his condition fluctuated through the night.
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Vermont St
Young Doughty
Thomas
Hanaghville
Elder
Doughty
Deserted and robbed at hotel in Indianapolis
Mrs Anna Morris of 205 W 8th St Indianapolis was deserted and robbed of 100 cash and a diamond by a man named George Howard at the Gerdes hotel. They had come to be married. A Sun reporter found the house closed and a neighbor said Morris had left for Louisville to wait for Harry Vinton, the man she planned to marry.
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Orxcinnarr
Anna Morris
Sun
W. St. Clair St
Morris
Louisville
Harry Vinton
Beecham’s Pilly Offices Move to New Address
Dr. Chitwood relocates his offices and residences to 227 KCALR Lart Street. The note mentions Beecham’s Pilly and Monuments 245 EB on Washington Street with a casual signature Diener in August.
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Washington-st. Aug
Te. BR. Chitwood
KCALR
Lart-st
Murdered Husband and Suspected Affair Heard in Brightwood
Coroner Beck heard testimony in Brightwood about Mrs. Klein and her husband Wm Klein who was badly struck with a hatchet. Neighbors described tense relations, alleged infidelity rumors, and Mrs Klein's reaction as evidence is examined for motive and any clues about the assailant.
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Winnie Fenter
Klein
Brightwood
Wm. Klein
Stephen
Flo
Ora Spoon
Change of venue questioned in writ of mandate
Janie Carr through attorneys Hord and Per King seeks a writ delaying change of venue. Judge Vox orders Cox of the criminal court to appear next Saturday and explain why venue should not be moved. Thursday morning prosecutor Holtzman moves to strike the motion as premature. the judge sustains the motion.
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Janiee Carr
Hord & Perking
Judee Cox
Criminal Court
Janie Carr
Holtzman
Vox
Texas cattle die of Spanish fever in Guta region
Hundreds of Texas cattle stranded in Guta territory die from Spanish fever. Farmers urge governor to halt cattle imports as an armed patrol is formed to guard the territorial line and stop diseased stock from entering.
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Guta
O.T
Texas
Smelting Works Fire Causes Large Pueblo Loss
A Pueblo smelting works burned causing an estimated loss of 50000 dollars. The report notes extensive damage but no injuries. The incident occurred amid other regional fire responses and financial disturbances reported across several states.
Royal Wedding Opens London Summer Celebrations
The duke of York Prince George of Wales and Princess Victoria May of Teck wed in the Chapel Royal at St James Palace. Crowds lined routes to Buckingham Palace as royal procession and celebratory pomp honored the couple. Queen Victoria attended, with diplomats present, and a royal dinner followed at the palace. Present value of gifts reached around five hundred thousand pounds, including a 250000 pound jewelry gift from the Princess of Wales.
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Duke of York
Prince George of Wales
Victoria May of
Teck
Chapel Royal
St. James Palace
Buckingham Palace
Constitution Hill
Picadilly
St. James St. S
Marlborough Gate
Palace
Royal Household
Prince of Wales
Duke of
Fife
Cuchess
Samaringham
Irs
Princess of Wales
Indianap olis items report accidents and deaths
Col C B Millard suffered a broken arm and dislocated shoulder in a run away accident Wednesday. Luther Benson’s home at 873 WN Delaware St was ransacked Wednesday. William Buschmann, a prominent Indianapolis grocer, died at his Fort Wayne Ave home after moving from Russia over 40 years ago and building the Bushman block in 1873. burial Friday. An exact model of the warship Kearsage is being built on statehouse grounds for the encampment exhibition. Jeremiah Dodson, a painter on James T Layman’s Irvington residence, fell from a tower window Wednesday, injuring an arm and losing consciousness from blood loss. ambulance took him home on Sixteenth St. A demurrer is filed in the Pulliam case by Attorney Booker, challenging L E and W damages and shifting to the U S court amid clashes between Judges Baker and Bartholomew. six questions raised in the demurrer.
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Col. C
Millard
Luther Benson
Delaware St
Win. Buschmann
Kearsage
State House
Washington
Jeremiah Dodson
James T. Layman
Irvington
Sixteenth St. A
Pulliam
Booker
Striking Indiana Bicycle Works Polishes Wages Cut
About 100 pol ishers at the Indiana bicycle works on S. Hast St struck after the company proposed shift from 10 hours at 55 cents to 8 hours at 1 74 4 cents. Most workers idle except three. Company cites financial strain and potential shutdown. union tensions rise amid broader street job disputes. Arrests made for rioting as talks continue and a general strike looms.
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Indiana
C. F. Smith
Wreck of the Bethel Steamer Kills Five Near St Paul
Five people are dead and many injured after the steamer Bethel burned and wrecked Wednesday night at St Paul. Identified victims include Jennie Peak the matron, a man named Shaughnessy, and Lulu Morgan the 13 year old daughter of the mission superintendent who is in critical condition. Hull remains as investigators search for more bodies amid a transient onboard population.
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St. Pau
Bethel
Jennie Peak
Institution
Shaughnessy
Lulu Morgan
Morgan
Mission
Local Court Hears Public Indecency Case
Mamie Wilson was fined $100 in police court Thursday morning for public indecency after being caught Wednesday night in a compromising position at Military park. The man involved escaped.
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Cadi
Mamie Wilson
David Bartlett
Supreme Court
Sweeney
David
Andy Johnson
Andy
Weather Warnings and Public Notice Clash
Weather forecast for Indiana calls for local rains with probable thunderstorms Thursday night and Friday. A separate city order targets street harrassers or mashers, urging arrest of anyone addressing passers-by, especially women, with city attorney's backing and superintendent Colbert's instructions.
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Morton
Montaga Wacore
Indiana
Colbert
Jones
Wanted dealer for first class hotel and club stores
Advert asks for a strictly first class hotel restaurant club or retailer in Wim Elder’s area who does not sell Admiral cigarettes. The notice seeks a reliable source offering premium amenities without the Admiral brand on tobacco sales.
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Elvar
Taubeneck Discusses Silver Question In Indianapolis Visit
Mr Taubeneck populist party chairman visited Indianapolis en route from Columbus to Terre Haute to prepare a call for a Chicago meet of the national committee and a bimetallic league gathering. He warned of a looming financial crisis from India's silver coinage suspension and urged free coinage to curb monopolists.
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People’s Party
National Committee
Columbus
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Chicago
American Bimetallic League
Seandel
Taubeneck
Ele
India
Wung Sun
Congress
Bimetallic League
Cincinnati
Yogte
Bankera
Treasury
Cleveland
Wall St
Endeavor Convention Addresses Welcome in Montreal
In Montre al at the Christian endeavor convention Thursday, Rev J MacGillivray on behalf of city pastors General secretary Budge for the Y M C A and AVA Ayer for the reception committee gave welcomes. Rev P Shenson of Chicago spoke for trustees and delegates. Thursday afternoon Wayland Trout of Minneapolis urged a junior Christian endeavor open to all boys and girls, stressing early instruction in Christian truths.
Olsen Enters Race for Mayor in Democratic Bid
Olaf R. Olsen, owner of Olg machine works and former ward councilman, entered the Democratic mayoral race amid pressure from Downing supporters. He promised a vigorous canvass and stated he would back Sullivan if Downing is not nominated. Other figures discuss prospects for the nomination, with Judge McKee favored for the supreme bench appointment. The German American club plans a meeting to discuss city campaign matters and may endorse Sullivan. Frank Hord denies seeking the nomination but would consider it if offered.
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Olg Machine Works
Cratch Downing
L McClellan
John Shes
John Cronin
James B. Wilson
Ola
Olsen
Suil
Mansur
Democratic of Commlities
Downing
Ci Vasa
Toa Si
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Downing
Sim Coy
Thace
White
Suloay
Ward
Mr. Coy
Tan Sun
Sullivan
Sim
Olds
Supreme Bench
John B. Stoll
Taporte
Robert Lowry
Fort Wayne
Rodebaugh
Muncie
Marshall
Indiana
D. W. Mckee
Connersville
Man
Frank Hord
Train leaps track on Big Four in Indiana accident
A Big Four fast world’s fair train jumped the track at 11 o clock in Fairland near Shelbyville Indiana. A telephone message from Fairland reports several injured and no fatalities.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Fairland
Big Four Road
Fragmentary ad copy on cigarette promotion and dye works
A garbled page item advertises cigarettes with phrases like new product and price hints. It also mentions a dye works business Emito's dye works located near Pennsylvania Street with unclear details.
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