Rosedale boys killed by coal cars in mine slope incident
Four youths, Joseph Crave 13 Otto Crogan 14 Rolla Crogan 11 and Joe Blacketter 18, were on a coal mine slope near Rosedale when three empty mine cars rolled down trapping them. Crave died instantly while Crogan son sustained fatal injuries and others were injured. Local authorities investigate the accident as town talks.
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Columbus
Edinburg
Wasbush
Faoch Coleman
Harry Penton
English
Fev
Inglis
Crawfordsville
Portugal
North Vernon
Fairmount
Elwood
Gas City
Indianapolis Brewing Company
George Allison
Michmond
Milton Pliley
John Ramsey
Valparaiso
Willard Shidler
Delaware Lake
Weat Muncie
Agel Lozy
Otto Ballard
David Brewer
Danville
Addie Blakemore
Jamestown
Crawfordaville
J. A. Laupert
Evansville
White River
Muncie
Rusaslaville
Kokomo
Margaret Price
Greenfield
James K. Bush
Woblesville
Indiana
Rensselaer
Indianapolis
John M. Young
Jesse Holmes
Jesse Lagrige
Frankfort
Chicago & Central Indians Electric Railway Company
Noblesville
Fred. Dobbins
Richmond
Welsh
LE. & Wy
Elswood
Anderson
Way
William Swint
Booneville Enquirer
Bony” Lyons
Terre Haute
Hvansville
Jeffersonville
Eugene Hogne
Hogne
McCoy
Charles McCarty
Buffalo
Ball Park
Rosedale
Here
Joseph Crave
Otto Crogan
Chicago’s Big Four Route World’s Fair Tickets Sale
Kowitl Frip five dollar tickets via Big Four Route offer Saturday July 8 with return valid seven days from sale. Trains stop at Grand Crossing Midway Plaisance World’s Fair Grounds Hyd Park Thirty-ninth Street Twenty-second Street New Central Depot Twelfth Street Michigan Boulevard. For tickets call Big Four Route offices 1 Washington St 35 Jackson Place and Union Station.
Crawford’s Smooth Dealings In a Long Railroad Suit
A federal court report by Special Master Lewis C. Walker details the era of rail line mergers and alleged misappropriation involving Charles E. Pope, receiver of the Chicago and South Atlantic, the Chicago and Indianapolis Airline, the Indianapolis Delphi and Chicago, and other firms. It covers Crawford’s influence, bond issues, property transfers, and a claim the attorney profited nearly a million dollars, with a $293,081.05 due to Chicago & South Atlantic and court approval anticipated. The narrative also notes a parade of named business figures and their carriages, reflecting the era’s transport culture.
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Monon
Federal Court
Lewis C. Walker
Charles E. Pope
Chicago & South Atlantic Railroad Company
Chicago & Indianapolis Air Line
Indianapolis, Delphi & Chicago
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad Company
Lrusius Hubbards
Morris Sharp
Harry Crawford
Air Line
Chicago , South Atlantic
Indianapolis, Delphi & Chicago Railroad
Chicago & South Atlantic Company
Indiana Company
Illinois Company
Indiana
Crawford
Chicago & Indianapols Airline Railroad Company
Monon Railway
Chicago & South Atlantic
Fratures Of Sporting Life Highlights From Thursday Games
Frankfort defeated Elwood 18 to 9. Blondie the seven year old stallion ran 2 miles in 4 48 at Salem. Bayliss won Gates pool tourney 100 to 89. Nicholson beat Htter 100 to 72 in Denison house pool. Charleston and Augusta claim Southern league first series titles. Brotherhood of car workers challenges police at Fairview park. Thursday race winners included Buck McCann and Henry Young. Thursday ball scores featured Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 8 and others. Cleveland-Baltimore postponed due to wet grounds.
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Frankfort Ball Club
Elwood
Blondie
Salem
Ore
Gates
Bayliss
Nicholson
Denison House
Hktter
Charleston
Augusta
Ballclub
Brotherhood of Car Drivers
Fairview Park
Washington Park
Buck McCann
Flirtation
Racine
Henry Young
Huron
Monmonth
Yemen
Banquet
Jack of Spades
Ajax
Lord Nelson
Addie
Belmont Park
Gray Field
Annie Bennett
Aline
Columbus
Geb
Alvin Swift
Silver Star
Muncie
Ind
Charles Wilkes
Agnes Clay
Nellie
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Sullivan and Murphy
Stein
Isiaslow
St. Louis
Washington
Gleason
Pietz
Maitland Farrell
Pittsburg
Boston
Ehret
Miller
Nichols
Bennett
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hutchinson and Kitteridge
Vickery
Weyhing
Cross
Louisville
New York
Rhodes
Grim
Schmidt
Milligan
Market reports from Irviabatorlis Union stock yard
Receipts show Friday shipments of 700 head with choices in light steers steady to firmer on buyers, and overall unsatisfactory conditions under close rules. Hog market faces liberal demand but flat to slightly lower prices. cattle and sheep see mixed bidding and brisk packing activity, with veal calves and stockers noted among categories. Local grain and wheat markets update with bids for various grades and futures across multiple cities.
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Irviabatolis Union
Hricay
Cartie
Wyolds
S.necencestsen
de Cline
Ese
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Bash
iMid” McCoy
Turner Hall
Maryland St
Western Improvement Company
West Muncie
Henry D. Pierce
Fred Fainley
I. T. Conde
Wymond J. Beckett
Harry New
Mrs. New
Simon Vandes
Augustus L. Mason
J.H. Rink
Hervey Bates, Jr
HH. L. Hewitt
Cradle Works
W. J. Holliday
C. W. Fairbanks
Massachusetts Ave
Louis Hollweg
Marsee
Albert Lieber
Harrison
Geo. W. Stout
Surrey
Geo. Dickson
Grand Opera House
Henry Talbott
Amos K. Hollowell
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Street Railway Company
Fratures OF Sporting Life
Telegraph
Oata
Daly Wee
Park
Daly
Paul Hall
Department of Publicity and Promotion
Ry’ Ss
Pettis Dry Goods CO
AIP
Bove
No. 10
West Washington Street
The
Tat Sun
New Press
Bor
Tain
Indianapolis Sun
Sun
Merit Guide
Logansport
Scott Press
Tuxson
Hobart Gazette
Danbury Hat
W. Wash. St
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Pennsylvania and
Ohio Streets
General Assembly
State of
Persod
Jordan
West
Washington Street
America
Canada
England
Germany
France
Italy
Eo Lanham’s Park
Vincennes
Irvington
Whtsens
Delaware Street
Blanner & Buchanan
North
Illinois ST
VIA
C., Tr
Connersville
Col
Ed. Ducas
Washington St
State House
OTICE
Everend & Frank
GC. W. Guenther’s
Massachusetts-ave
Clifford-ave
Fayette St
Hornet
Cali
Albert Gall
C. Johnson
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