Salem Boy Bryan Receives Warm Salem Welcome
Salem men and women packed Broadway for a hero’s welcome to presidential nominee William J. Bryan. The Salem boy spoke to crowds lingering along Main Street and at the Bryan homestead, praising a just money policy as citizens cheered the candidate and his family.
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Davis Again Brings Canal Refuse Complaint to Health Board
Complaints from North Indianapolis residents flood the city Board of Health as the water company cleaner dumps refuse along the canal causing unbearable smells. Officer Sanborn served the notice on Vice-President Joavis demanding immediate removal or prosecution.
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Indianapolis Water Company
City Board of Health
Indianapolis
Sanborn
Joavis
Water Company
Local Births Marriages and Deaths Reported in North Indianapolis
A list of infant deaths and health notes includes pneumonia at Fayette Street 12 hours old infant on Fayette Street. premature infant at 1593 North Western Avenue. dysentery at 412 West Second Street. paralysis at 59 Jefferson Avenue. inflammation at 2608 Capitol Avenue. intestinal perforation at Capitol Avenue and 17th Street. consumption in North Indianapolis. and a stillborn infant from the city. Also noted are ages and residences of families Charles and Julia May and others. MARRIAGE LICENSES listed for Benjamin Burbridge and Emma Sallie, Thomas W. J. Evans and Ethel May Cox.
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Fayette St
Western Ave
Carrie Jones
Second-st
George KR. Hall
Jefferson Ave
Maud Alorris
Rhovs
Rank Smith
Capitol-ave
Mighteenth-st
Gertrude Carter
Indianapolis
Sawyer
Oscar Klepper
Brightwood
Brookside-ave
Benjamin Burbridge
Emma Sallie
Thomas W. J. Evans
Ethel May Cox
First Oriental club elects officials and opens membership
Isdor Wailfson is elected president Benjamin Levy secretary and Otto Mahrer treasurer at a meeting of the Oriental club in Indianapolis. The 200 member Jewish political club will admit only Jews, meet biweekly, and seek to educate Hebrews in national affairs while allowing members to vote for either party.
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Oriental Club
Isdor Wailfson
Benjamin Levy
Otto Mahrer
Washington St
Wulfson
Indianapolis
Witness Testifies in McLain Perry Murder Case
Hiram Miller, owner of the Flackville area farm, testified before the coroner on Tuesday about the McLain Perry stabbing. He described seeing Joe Bacay at the scene and stated Perry had no excuse for the fatal act, detailing most of the events of the incident.
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Hiram Miller
McLain-Perry
Mr. Miller
Flackville
Jo Oe Bacay
Perry
McLain
Dr Beck Ill Confined At Home With Typhoid
Dr W S Beck remains at home due to typhoid fever though his condition is not yet serious. The report notes his illness as temporary and not life threatening, with no additional complications mentioned.
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Beck
W. S
Paris president narrowly escapes as gunman fires blank
At Mong Champs July 4 President Wayre faced a revolver blast. The assailant claimed a blank was used, and investigators largely accept the account. The president remained unmoved in his carriage as troops guarded the reviewing grounds amid the excitement. No bullet was found, and reports of a live shot were denied.
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Wayre
Mong Champs
Plainfield reform school visit and city police notes
City Life reports State board of charities secretary visited the Plainfield reform school Tuesday. Other items include a canard about Abelades calling on Rushville chair, Prank English stealing paint brushes, various police court actions for embezzlement, disorder, improper conduct, and a tax review meeting. Notes mention Pearl Bryan lookalike, Anna Cowan, and a Monday boxing flare up with the Wildofsky family.
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State Board of Charities
Reform School
Plainfield
Secretaary Mansfeld
Abelades
Campbell
Culver
Tressuay
Aia Indiectavesig
Petivien
United States
Askilastat
Fairchild speaks on money and tariff issues in Spokane
In Spokane on July 14 United Press reports former Treasury Secretary Charles F. Fairchild discussed monetary theory and free coinage. He argued that money functions through credits and that free coinage would not guarantee higher prices, stressing the need for sound money and strong credit while addressing party platform debates and tariff questions.
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Wash
Charles
Fairchild
the Treasury
Cleveland
United Press
TROUBLES OF THE VEGARAS
The Vegara family story centers on Leonardo Vegara a Italian merchant accused by justice of beating his wife Aira Vegara. She claims she is addicted to liquor and he denies the charge asserting she spends money on drink and ruins their home with her behavior. He says he tried to treat her well but her conduct prevents it.
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Dtas
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Best
Prince of Wales
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Jie
Justice Tay
Digner
Vemera
Weather Summary for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Weather bulletin notes periods of rain possible with a 26 hour outlook ending Tuesday noon. Temperature readings show 92 degrees at 2 PM Tuesday after a warm midday.
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Wareeast
Forinlianapolis
Democratic split on silver ticket discussed in Indiana meeting
A Silver committee led by Charles Bridges and J I Callen urged a Wednesday meeting to plan ratification of the Democratic ticket. Leaders expect no cross party moves, with gold Democrats wary and some predicting GOP votes. Col Meheker and Mansfield report Republican farmers favor sound money and foresee little aid to Democrats. J J Higgins reports Vermilion county findings.
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Holtzman
State House
Democracy
Indianapolis
Eahic
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Covington
Mansfield
J. J. Higgins
Vermillion County
Beam topples injuring worker at new building site
A heavy endwise beam about 15 feet long and ten inches square fell Tuesday morning at a new building on 301 FE Georgia St, striking Fleury Wolfe in the head and shoulders. Dr. Collins at City Dispensary took him to City Hospital. he is about 40, unmarried, with chest pains, but physicians expect recovery.
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Girl Kidnapped by Glen Valley Man in Indianapolis Case
Benjamin Russell, a young man from near Glen's Valley, is in police custody on kidnapping charges after bringing Maggie Morgan, a 15 year old from the same district, to Indianapolis and attempting to secure a marriage license. The girl was found at Hea Russell's home and returned to her father. The case centers on alleged coercion and elopement efforts with Russell, who reportedly induced the girl to leave home despite her father's objections.
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Wires to be laid underground after city consent
Mayor Taggart and the Board of Works push progress on burying electric lines. Supt Chapin of the Postal Telegraph-Cable Co says construction will start promptly after board approval, joining Western Union in trench-sharing to avoid street-digging. An ordinance detailing procedures will come to the council next Monday.
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W. I. Chapin
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Western Union
Central Union Telephone Company
Phoenix Telephone Company
Rifle Practice Camp Near Fairview Under McCormack
Soldiers of company H Second infantry camp north of Fairview undergoing a season's rifle practice under D I McCormack. Mornings see shooting with faces puffed by mosquitos, eyes nearly closed from the strain and heat.
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Second Infantry
Fairview
Ff D. I. McCormack
Pocketbook Found in Mail Leads to Burglary Suspect Link
A pocketbook found near Illinois and OS streets prompted police to suspect burglars. Investigators note the item may connect to a local break in, with residents urged to report any additional clues.
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