Father to Tour Nation in Quest for Missing Boy
Brazil Ind July 14. Dr Byers of Seeleyville plans a country tour after selling real estate to fund a search for his son Richmond missing two months. Widespread searches within 20 miles yielded few leads as family suspects kidnapping or murder with no ransom demands or clear motive.
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Ind
Spi
Byers
Seeleyville
United States
Hin Mttle Son
Richmond
Beeleyville
Igd
North Wall Federal Building aims for complex North front
Indiana text describes the North Wall Federal Building project in Indianapolis with a long crane of speculation on design. Assistant Captain Redeker notes the north front is under early construction and will take ten to twelve months to complete. The first floor serves post office staff work space, basement houses engines and machinery, and a one story high section with a sawtooth roof will extend slightly beyond the north end. Granite walls rise to the first floor with the Bedford stair planned. The original $2000000 budget has grown from $200000 to $2,000,000 through successive increases.
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Indianapols
Redeker
Balling
Riot at Syrian home ends with arrests in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Indiana July 1 riot after a feast at the home of K Sasheen a Syrian. Two Syrians were charged with rioting. A new consignment of Syrians arrived to join the crowd. Basheen arranged a lean t in their name. Two boys fought adults joined a general brawl. A Mr Yah a Syrian had his check for 550 released all participants. Poore and Greens charged later with stealing a jug of whisky but evidence deemed insufficient. Connecticut heard from. WEW HAVEN Conn July 14 meat strike raises beef prices as heat dulls business. J P Mulally jeweler advertises specials. Wilsons drug and other ads appear.
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Fort Watne
Ind
K. Sasheen
Basheen
Fa- Yah
Connecticut
Wew Haven
Coon
Street work delay drew residents’ angry complaints
Citizens along Ohio street from Delaware to Caporave vent fury at slow contractors delaying essential repairs. Residents quoted lamenting dirt, dust, blocked sidewalks, and inability to reach offices as Ballard apartments emptied due to ongoing disruption.
Miller in Police Court for Wife Whipping and Fines
Joan Miller In police court Thursday charged with whipping his wife. Prosecutor Hulme pressed the case with neighbor and sister testimony. Miller fined $3 and costs. Warren Bush, a small boy, pleaded guilty to stealing a pocketbook and money from Mrs. Margaret McAvee. The theft occurred at Lyons' rotive, 129 English Ave. McAvee reported the loss. the boy returned the money and check. He has prior arrests and awaits further action.
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Easi
Hulme
Miller
Miler
Owever
Warren Bush
Stubbs
Pharsany
Margaret McAvee
English Ave
Mre
McAvee
Lyons
Maryland St
Arrest in Greensboro Murder Mystery
William Lockridge, 64, of Greensboro, was arrested on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Mrs. Starbuck. He has prior prison terms and claims innocence. Also mentioned is Harley Gipe, another suspect arrested earlier. The report includes unrelated court quips about a thief named Muldoon and a separate war dispatch from CHEFCO describing forces in a Chinese theatre and rival movements near Port Arthur.
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Newcastle
Ind
William Lockridge
Greensboro
Boy Arrested For Missing Circus Promises At Barnum & Batley
John Danill aged 12 was arraigned before Judge Stubbs on a stay away offense after failing to attend a circus outing arranged by probation officer H. P. Marshall. The court warned and released him, while the case drew commentary on youth discipline and obedience.
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John
Danill
Stubbs
Barnum & Batley's
H. P. Maranall
Marshall
Harry Tutchler
Slocum Disaster Final Report Details Deaths and Injuries
The final report to Paice Commissioner McAdoo tallies 555 dead from the Gen Slocum disaster of June 15, with 817 identified, 2 reported missing, 61 unidentified, and 306 injured. About 238 of nearly 14 000 aboard survived uninjured. assuming unidentified dead are among missing, all but one are accounted for.
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New York
Slocum
Paice
McAdoo
Detective Drake’s Wedding Day Arrest Surprise
William H. Drake, a Philadelphia detective, was arrested on his wedding eve for alleged evasion of duties. Officers allowed the marriage to proceed before returning Drake to League Island, as the ceremony took place amid police action. Carrie Kennedy was the bride.
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Philadelphia
William H. Drake
Wethe
Deverter
Carrie Kennedy
Drake
League Island
Eee
LIKE A DREAM Warry Jarrell Faces Uncertain Recovery
Ex centriet Warry Jarrell, known for a checkered career, attempted suicide with morphine after alcohol and tobacco trouble. He speaks of memory loss, doctors, and a wish to reform while his mother blames drink and saloons for his downfall. He appeared weak and uncertain about recovery.
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Warry Jarrell
Eapitelave
Jarrel
Harry
Jarrell
Federal Building Ten To Be Done By June Nineteen O Five
The federal building began in June 1902 and officials say completion by next June is possible if no accidents occur. Foreman Redeker notes crews of at least 150 workers daily, with 27 or more on site at times, predicting a roughly three year total project time.
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Ballard
Witiam Bardon
Witiam Bardon, 124 B. Onio
Joseph Morrow
aMlce
Works Board
Harry Nixon
E. Onio
Ami
John Nicholson
W. Ohle
J.C Felerson
Zion's
R. Inhneen
Redeker
Exclusive political scheming roils Indianapolis News arcana
In a whirlwind of gossip Delayan Smith of Somewhere and owner of the Indianapolis News sparks a political furor in Marion county. The piece alleges schemes to dictate the Republican ticket and repeal the blanket remonstrance law, with Kealing Hugg Roemer Thompson entwined with brewing interests and factional rivalries among New, Kealing, and the News editors.
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Delayan Smith
Indianapolis News
Marion County
Wwn
Joe
Harry Neb
Armin C Baehm
Deine van Smith
Stace Denatin
Isa
Albert Teber
Yee Uous
Tidianapolis News
Indianapolis
Mornin Hugg
Kealing
Kealing & Hugg
Little Sisters of Poor Fight Fire at Cincinnati Chapel
Amid excitement the Little Sisters of the Poor fought a fire in their chapel as 16 sisters, aided by women from the neighborhood, tried to control flames until fire engines arrived. The hose line failed to reach the seat, but they prevented spread to dormitories and a heavy smoke line was kept from advancing. Firemen arrived and doused the blaze. careless packing papers are suspected as the cause.
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Sunaty
Cincinnati
Little Sisters of the Haar
President's Busy Day at Sagamore Mill
President Roosevelt spent a morning with his sons and two hours with Secretary Loeb. He met four visitors including James R. Shemet former New York fire commissioner Justin McCarty Jr. author M A Gunst of San Francisco and Rev Father Malone of Denver. A horseback ride followed.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Jay M
Rengevelt
Sigamore Mill
Lorn
James R. SheMet
New York
Justin McCarty
Brooklyn
M. A. Gunst
San Francisco
Father Malone
Denver
Sheffield
McCarty
Aoul
Gunst
Two warm ones esop ls editorials from Parker letters
Witudge Parker says three most cordial letters he has received were from Richard Olney of Massachusetts and Henry Watterson of Louisville Kentucky. Honey enclosed editorial clippings from his paper the Courier Journal.
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Esopls
N. Y
High Heel Causes Death In Chicago Hotel
Nora Cronin, a chambermaid in the Northern Pacific hotel, was found dead on a stairway landing with a broken neck. A high heel allegedly caught in a step and caused the fatal fall, investigators say.
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Chicago
Nora Cronin
Northern Pacific
Wag
Brewery slate fixed up last Monday in private room
In Terre Haute a slate for a brewery matter was fixed up last Monday in a private room of Sheriff Metzger’s office. Present were Albert Lieber of Indianapolis brewing, Mare fin Thheg county attorney for Terre Haute Brewing Co, Artin Koenne former county treasurer and Lieber’s cousin, Bot Metager county sheriff, and Joseph B. Reale attorney for Terre Maunte brewing. The incident occurred in the late afternoon after most county officials had left and the corridors were deserted.
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Neaithe
Shert T Metzger
Albert Lieber
Tudianapolis Brewing Company
Mare Fin Thheg
Terre Haute Brewing Co
Artin
Koenne
Albert Lieter
Metager
Sherif
Joseph B. Reale
Terre
Peace Moves Toward End of Chicago Stockyards Strike
In Chicago on July 1 a conference between J Ogden Armour and striking stockyards workers leaders, including President Michael Donnelly, aimed at an immediate peace meeting and arbitration. A joint conference planned for September could order workers back pending arbitration as calm prevailed and hiring surged.
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J. Ogden Armour
Michael Donnelly
Mer
Quiet Pres
Stockyarda
Ppcom
Weather Forecast for Thunder Showers and Cooler Frences
Thunder showers expected Thursday night and possibly Friday. Cooler Friday with lower temperatures. Northwestern to eastern regions, including Indiana and adjacent states, may see thundershowers and a southerly wind.
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Indiana
Barbers Forecast Sunday Growth At City Churches
A barber questions why Indianapolis churches plan to enlarge buildings, joking that shops will be closed next Sunday for church and Sunday school, while a bank notice mentions business facilities and a clerical name appears.
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Indianapolis
Suy
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