Train kills Mrs Ganz and two children at crossing
Richmond reports a deadly Pennsylvan ia RR accident near the city where Mrs Henry Ganz and her children John and Mary aged 14 and 12 were killed instantly. The crossing in a deep cut makes sight lines poor and dangers noted by locals.
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Richmond
Henry Ganz
John
Mary
Jackson County
Ingalls
Charles D. Beinkamp
Aurora
Franklin
Sippecanoe County
Keller
Corydon
Charles
Frink
Elshart
Jonathan Murphy
Manilla
Knox County
Vincennes
James Burtis
Loganapart
Crawfordsville
St. Mary's Catholic
Anderson
Bartholomew County
Columbus
Ellis Godgin
Westfield
Logansport
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Marion
Valparaiso
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Ezekiel Priest
Rosnville
Josiah Wentworth
White River
Jimmy Connors
Boston
Billy Prim
Frankfort
Ind
Springfield
Anastagy Matchlick
Lake Shore
Isaac L. Babcock
Rochester
A. ¥. Updike
Fort Wayne
Christian Church
Evansville
Morgan County
Washington Township
Indianapolis
United States Court
New Albany
Ridley
David Swinton
George Meple
George Morrison
Greensburg
Michael Brogan
Brogan
Grace Reynolds
Methodist Church
Ohio Falls
Jeffersonville
Yed Mulveyhil
Dutch McCabe
Muncie
McCabe
North Judson
Starke County
Admiral cigarettes defy boycott and demand remains strong
The text touts the surpassing excellence of Admiral cigarettes and asserts that neither boycott nor standing army can close the gates against popular demand. It frames the product as irresistibly desired by the public and resistant to suppression efforts.
Hale’s Bet Uncovered After Ward Fails to Appear
In Indianapolis, Hale remains ready for a 145 pound state fight as Charles Ward misses the agreed appointment. Hale left money on deposit for a future match, with conditions the deposit could be claimed by any willing 145-pounder in the state.
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Champs
Naianapolis
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Chas. Ward
Herb Hale
Ti Son Office
Hale
Iale
Tuk Sun
Griffin-Smith
Alex Greggains
West Roxbury
Mass
Dan Creadon
Columbian Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Louisville
London
Jack McAuliffe
America
Sporting Lite
Jim Carney
Birmingham
Sullivan
King and Murphy
Murlene
Robinson
McGill
Prince George
Kazam
Augusta Belle
Huniingham
St. Wiorlan
Joe Kelly
Kingston
Gloucester
Nannie Houri
Archbishop
Glenlochy
Hirassee
Chamberlain
Murphy
Kennedy
Daily
Phiadelphia
Hutchinson
Pittridge
Keefe
Cross
Colored Methodists Camp Meeting at Garfield Park
A report of community events notes a camp meeting by colored Methodists at Garfield park. It also covers local incidents including a cart collision on Virginia avenue, injuries from a horse accident, burglar pursuit in Spencer, and a Navy command assignment for Admiral Brown returning from Hawaii.
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Garfield Park
Acme Mills
Vincennes
John Jones
John Welch
Maule Pleasant
Justice Habich
Eugene Allison
Spencer
Ind
Maj
Anderson Post
G. A.R
Pennsylvania St
Admiral Brown
Hawaii
Norfolk Navy Yard
J. Henry
Ewald
Miamist
South St
Virginia Ave
Margaret Mullen
North.st
Indianaapolis Market Notes Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Reports from Indianapolis and Chicago markets show light cattle receipts and steady shipments with price variety across grades. Sheep and lamb markets note a notable shift with higher demand for good to choice, while hogs see mixed offerings and moderate activity in market futures.
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Indiarapolis
Pune
Bionday
Ling Sched
Admiral cigarettes touted as best quality brand in World’s Fair era
A fragmented ad style notice promotes Admiral cigarettes as superior to all others and defends against dealer pushback. It mentions train schedules to Chicago Indianapolis and details of World’s Fair related travel, with endorsements by Roy Roycott and a W. H. Branner official signoff.
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Branzh
Chicago
Englewood
Grand Crossing
South Chicago
Englesod
South Chicato
Baggrea Parilea
Indianapolis
Roy Roycott
Qene
Indianapolis Business University
Elogt
Pesioffice
Cho
Calor
Heeb & Usschurm
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Pennsylvania
Central Ave
B. F. Carter
Chas. Parker
Bellefontaine St
Ward
City Lee
Annes
Monnay
Iuspector
Earl
Timothy
Telegraph
Bowen Houte
Sandsy
Chicaco
Tadianapolis
Ladianapolis
Demters
Fairview Park
Progress
Armstrong’s Park
D. EL Baldwin
Ohio Streets
VIA
Connersville
Red
Dacas
West
Washington St
State House
John B. Morrison
Miock
C. M. Hishn Bittss
W. Market St
Il'nois
Chelsy Brars
Tararegon
W. C. Robeson
W. Ghilost
Sp. i
H.C. Castor
Massachusetts Avenue
Carl Barnes
N. Whnots St
Ness, Taroat
Young
East Washington Street
William N. Bowman
Pauls Bl
Herod & Herod
Ab Law
Hemoval
Fletcher’s Bank Building
Wehlstan Pirtle Herod
NORTH
Illinois &T
Arsenal Building and Loan Association
Bod Eest Washington-st
J. UW. Taylor
T. TZ. B. Scott
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Everead & Trunk
Indigna-Ave
C. W. Guenther’s
Massachusetts
Vermont
B. Washington-st
New Jersey
Morris
Indiana
Ave
L. V. Grae_ter
Tuaiana-ave
Moses
Heturn
Alabama
Howard
New Jersey St
Alabama St
Turbon
Bolsen
Kentucky-are
Indianapois
Reegeld & Whitsett Punhral Directors
Delaware Street
Bates House
Washington Street
West Washington Street
Brussels
Kentucky Ave
Victor, Rambler and
Waverly
Densmore
WM. M
Pennsylvania Street
Parrott & Taggart
Charles Mayer & CO
Albert Gall
Johnson
Tae Sun
Ohio St
Olis
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