Bullet hits Mrs Ludlum in Marion home yard
Special to The Sun. Marion Indiana July 14 A woman, Mrs Frank Ludlum 32 of D Bradford Street was struck in the abdomen by a bullet while potting with her husband at the rear of their home Friday morning. Officials deem the shot accidental and doctors could not locate the bullet. they believe a 32 caliber revolver fired it.
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Officers Seek Silk Thieves Across Six States
Chicago police focus on catching a large silk theft ring blamed for losses near 100000 dollars since April. The ring, tied to the Bloomington Red, operated in about 15 towns across Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Iowa and Wisconsin, with a woman leading a Hot Springs Arkansas gang supplying the stolen goods. The list of affected towns includes Hannibal Wisconsin Etclaire Fond du Lac Elgin Freeport Elkhart Madison Clinton Lafayette Beloit Michigan City and Grand Junction.
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Plant Owners Win Court Approval On Receiver Property
Judge Vincon Carter of the inferior court authorized Marion Triot company as receiver for Home Heatth and Ldehting comiming to transfer the company’s property to Samuel Ko Raut and John Fo Wild who own controlling stock. They showed they captured Knight & Jian claims and promised to settle debts. The court indicated the receiver remains until September when the company’s affairs are expected to be fully settled.
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Inerior Court
Marion Triot Company
Samuel Ko Raut
John Fo Wild
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Wild
Knight & Jian
People Light & Feat
Wagner Music Tonight at Fair Bank Park
Warner night attracts large crowd with Fanlulul's band performing selections from Parsifal and Wagner. Tonight features an afternoon concert program including Overture, Poet and Peasant, William Tell, Carmen, and Babes in Toyland, plus an evening program with Tannhauser and The Valkyrie selections.
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Herbert Rhepsodie Hungrotte
Tatart
Wagher
Tannhauser
Wegner Bong
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Btar
May Cancel the Contract for Machines
Washington July 4 The government printing office inquiry nears its close with foreman Oscar J. Ricketts and minor witnesses. report to the President Roosevelt. It is believed the Ton contract for Lawton machines will be cancelled and no more Lanston or Mergenthaler typesetting machines will be bought. Ricketts testified no extra machines are needed and Public Printer Palmer claimed he did not know what he would do with those delivered. The outcome would be a victory for opponents of the typesetting machines, who have long fought their use.
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Pastor Owns Fast Horses in Controversial Race
WRAE press dispatch from Winsted Connecticut reports Reverend Smith of Otis was cleared after a July 4 race where his mare Cornelia was accused of being aringer. The horse, entered in the 2:3 class and driven by the minister’s son, faced a protest from a defeated owner. Judges ruled in Smith’s favor, noting his mare’s prior records and eligibility.
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Minster
Convicts Work Roads on the Jefferson Road
Salem ore July 14 ex convict labor on roads proves more productive than free labor in a ten hour day. Foreman notes convicts, 18 in number, move steadily with wheelbarrows full of rock, supply the crusher and keep rock ready. Mine teams haul crushed material. about 100 loads per day on the Jefferson road.
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Alexander Ill, Equitable President James W. Alexander
ALEXANDER 18 SICK. James W. Alexander, late president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, is seriously ill and weakened after resigning four weeks ago. His condition worsened recently and he remains under care near the city. Doctors doubt he can recover.
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Acripps-M'Rae
New York
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Ansurance Society
Bo Serioux
Renda
German Fleet Planned Visit to Sweden Sparks Talk
Stockholm July 14 The minister of marine refused to confirm or deny reports of a large German naval visit to Swedish and Norwegian waters as a show of sympathy during Sweden Norway union tensions. Announced plans spoke of six battleships to Gothenburg and eight cruisers to Udevalla on July 3 and a larger force to Stockholm Norrkoping and Karlskrona on Aug. 3. After a Kaiser Wilhelm, King Oscar, and Crown Prince Gustavus meeting at Geneva speculation grew that the Kaiser’s visit signaled more than courtesy. no confirmation was given.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press
Stockholm
Minister of Marine
Sweden
Norway
Gothenburg
Udevalla
Roosevelt Plans Travel Path For Peace and Canal
Oyster Bay July 1 President Roosevelt turns attention to peace plans and the Panama Canal. Japanese Minister Takahira and Panama officials Bhonta and Stevens arrived by 12:20 pm train at Sagamore Hill, later leaving on the afternoon train. Takahira expressed approval of M. Witte as chief Russian peace plenipotentiary. Shonts and Srevenes plan isthmus voyage with a presidential consultation before sailing.
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Theodore P. Bhonta
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Panama Canalommission
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Srevenes
Inventor Loses Suit Against Sterling Electric Company
Master of Chancery Frank Daniels reports in federal court that inventor Frank St Look and Sterling Electric Company of Indiana reached a settlement. The case involved Cook and wife owning two thirds of stock with other shareholders, alleging misappropriation of patents. The ruling favors Sterling Electric, with damages and stock transfers noted and prior company reforms referenced.
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Sterling Electric Company
Indiana
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Chicago
iRerting Inectrie Company. Co
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Te Imr Threek
Lafayene
Master In Channers
Sterling Company
Board of Paty Works Ads for Cistern Construction
The Board of Paty Works will advertise for bids for cistern construction at multiple locations in Kentucky Pennsylvania and Maryland including near Washington Avenue and Mixsourtest Roosevelt and Columba avenues and Beecher street east of Shelby Street. The notice lists Hardin south of Washington street and Madison Avenue at Rhode Island as sites and names streets like Naam Linden and Madison.
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Shelby-at
Miner Scott Takes Limited to New York
California gold miner Scotty Scott travels by the Twentieth Century Limited via Cleveland en route to New York. He taunts John D Rockefeller and urges action while praising the rail line. A domestic altercation is described with Scott allegedly striking his wife as he boards the train with his dog.
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Billy
Duggie
Olly
Scotty
Wis
General markets show upswing near six dollars
The New York market opened unevenly with some gains and notable activity. Buyers were active in Northern Pacific and Northwestern stocks while a large deal was hinted. Selling pressure appeared in Steel and Rock Island bets, but overall sentiment improved as the hour progressed. Government bonds held steady and demand remained strong for Southern Pacific and RoC.
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BREAK IN WHEAT CHICAGO ON JULY MARKET FLOWS
Break in wheat prices and a flood of wheat on sale described in Chicago reports. Market details list cattle receipts, beef steers, cows and heifers prices, hogs, pigs, lambs, and sheep trends with several price notes across Chicago and Indianapolis exchanges. News mentions New York and Indianapolis markets, with dairy and poultry prices at Chicago.
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Keagh Addresses Board Over Street Car Extension Plan
Jiel Keach, the shirt-sleeve boss, told the Board of Public Works on Friday that the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co seeks to extend a Lexington avenue line. He urged preserving the existing contract term without amendments, arguing delays affect property owners and municipal plans. Board President Cal Bowning listened as McGowan, the company official, was referenced in the discussion.
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Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Traction and ‘Terminal Company
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Revival Services Begin in Large Tent Next Week
Mrs Woodworth Etterang Husvaso from St Louis will conduct revival services in a large tent at the corner of Bhelby and Bryan Nye starting next week. Services span Sunday afternoon and evening at 2 pm and 7 86 pm at the Church of Ged Betha at Le Grande-ays and Hamburg-st.
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Noted
Births list several names with places and ages, including a girl born to Jacob and Dora Hodenhamer and others at addresses in Hay and East Xirt. Deaths include Bilas Shek and Walter Eugene Wall and a tuberculosis case among Columbus residents. Marriages and building permits follow with multiple couples and structures.
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Foot Ane
Danae Khoomaker
Eex
Woman Found Murdered at Arlings ton Golf Club
A woman was found murdered on the grounds of the Arlings ton Golf Club in Belmont. She was identified Friday morning as Kammaline Hehidionnks, wife of Jotaschidinanka. Police search for the husband as investigators pursue leads.
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Boston
Arlingston Golf Club
Belmont
Ax Kammaline Hehidionnks
Jotaschidinanka
Cows to Yokohama mark first dairy freight from Portland
Sixty dairy cows will be shipped to Yokohama aboard the Oriental meritage nia, marking the first dairy freight from Portland. Freight rate is about 29 dollars per head, signaling Japanese interest in expanding dairying with imports of sewing machines and machinery in large quantities.
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Portland
Yokohama
Oriental Meritagenia
Two Men Murdered in Oklahoma Battle Over Land Rights
In a protracted dispute tied to the Binger area near Anadarko, two men were killed in a confrontation reported to involve locals including former officials and workers. The victims were identified as YT Reutraw and Edward Plowman, with several others named in connection to the feud.
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