Reunion of Bradbury and estranged wife in Chicago hotel
Chicago July 17. California millionaire John Bradbury reunites with his runaway wife at the Wellington hotel after a delay at Northwestern depot. Mrs Banning, the mother, facilitates a cautious reconciliation amid guarded emotion as the couple plans to travel separately to Los Angeles and New York.
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Chicago
Wellington Hotel
John Bradbury
California
Bradbury
Northwestern Depot
Santa Fe
Greenwell Case Raises Indiana Reform School Inquiry
The Indiana reform school for boys may investigate Chaplain Cox after Victor Greenwell was tied at his home in Indianapolis. Supt Colbert was away when it happened. upon return he learned of the action. A letter signed per B accused Colbert of acting ridiculously, prompting Colbert to outline facts and urge board inquiry. Charleton later disputed the first letter and promised consideration.
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Indiana Reform School For Boys
Chaplain Cox
Indianapolis
Victor Greenwell
Charleton
Colbert
Supt
Who is Mansfield in the Fourth District Campaign
A government employee on Central avenue overheard a conversation about R. H. Mansfield, noting Mansfield is described as secretary of the Republican state central committee. The exchange hints at a political campaign atmosphere surrounding the Fourth district.
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Central-ave
R. HE. Mansfield
Journal
Republican State -Central Committee
Murderer Lon Reed Pens Friends From Alaska Mining Gold
Lon Reed, the drunken pugilist who killed William Boyd in Brightwood, is now in Alaska. He fled to the gold fields, works as a placer miner near Circle City in the Yukon district, claims to be making money with daily earnings from five to fifteen dollars, and says old friends in Anderson have heard from him.
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Lon Reed
William Boyd
Chris
Lutz
Brightwood
Alaska
Anderson
Circle City
Yukon
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for July weekend
A vintage weather forecast notes a 33 hour ending at 8 p.m. July 18 for Indianapolis and surrounding areas. It lists temperatures from noon Saturday at 16 degrees and 2 p.m. at 80 degrees. The notice mentions Brightwood citizens seeking natural gas.
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Indianapolis
Brightwood
School Board Names Standing Committees In Fort Wayne
Friday night the school board announced standing committees led by President Russe. Members include Frenzel and non Frenzel appointees across finance buildings furniture training and more. A bond for treasurer Burns was filed with Indiana Trust Company as surety and a lab conversion project near the high school was approved at seven hundred dollars.
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Russe
Baker
Rinne
Adam
Roth
Sloan
Burns
Frenzel
Scott
Messrs
Maxwell
Robison
Vonnegut
Michael Burns
Indiana Trust Company
Frank Riessner
Christian Weiss
Fred Francke
Ricketts
Wm. Kattan
Furniture and Supplies Committee
W. H. Morrison
Indiana Paper Company
Indianapolis Stationery Company
Baker & Thornton
Bowen-Merrill Company
F. M., Herron
Kipp Bros
Hildebrand Hardware Company
H. Lieber & Co
Schliecer & Martin
Lilly & Stalnaker
Committee On
Travel salesman Charles Koch and companions in Anderson theft case
A traveling salesman named Charles Koch met a woman in an Anderson saloon and later vanished with her, along with his money. Police arrested Ida Edwards and a couple claiming to be Mr. and Mrs. William Everett. Everett swam the river to evade capture as Edwards faced larceny charges and the Everett woman paid a fine for bad character. Koch’s $35 was recovered in Edwards’s stocking.
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Charles Koch
N. Senate Ave
The
Home Brewing Company
Anderson
Ida Edwards
Wiliam Everett
Everett
Edwards
Mr. Koch
The Hidden Hand at Wildwood Outdoor Theater
Next week's Wildwood program features the outdoor staging of Mrs Southworth's The Hidden Hand. Miss Lettie Colton headlines as Capitola Black with Lew A. Warner in blackface as Wool. The cast includes Olive North Sullivan Ella Lawrence Fred A. Sullivan Lawrence Hart Atkinson William Chappel and more.
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Wildwood
Capitola Black
Lettie Colton
Clara Day
Olive North Sullivan
Condiment
Dorcas Knight
Ella Lawrence
Maj. Warfield
al. H. Bailey
Black Donald
Lawrence Hart Atkinson
Col. Craven LeNoir
Fred A. Sullivan
Herbert Grayson
William Chappel
Wool
Lew A. Warner
A Pretty Councilmanic Fight In The Fifteenth Ward
In the Fifteenth ward a Democratic councilmanic contest pits incumbent John G. Ohleyer against former rival James Tobin with both sides seeking caucus support. Carpenter A. Be. Haittes enters the race aiming to draw votes from both factions as the battle continues.
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John G. Ohleyer
James Tobin
Ohleyer
Tobin
Ghleyer
A. BE. Haittes
Saturday P. M. Closing Expands Among Merchants
The push for Saturday afternoon retail closures grows in popularity during the heated season. S Meridian street wholesale merchants and real estate offices plan to join. Announced closings include L. S. Ayres & Co., Charlies Mayer & Co., Bowen Merrill Co., W. B. Burford, Albert Gull, and others.
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S. Meridianst
L. S. Ayres & Co
Charlies Mayer & Co
Bowen- Merrill Co
W. B. Burford
Albert Gull
Sturgeon Threatens Campaign to Target Hanna in Ohio
Washington July 17 A Boston African American politician H Kemp Sturgeon denounces McKinley and Hanna claiming Mark Hanna sacrificed him. He vows to go to Ohio to confront Hanna, promising a hard canvass to expose Hanna to Black voters and undermine his political fortunes. Sturgeon says he will act as a powerful orator in the statewide effort.
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Ohio
Mr. Hanzun
H. Kemp Sturgeon
Boston
Whit Uy
Mckis
Hanna
Turgeon
McKinley
Sturgeon
Mark
Mark Hanna
Yvder
A Blow to the Ring Fight Over Marion Club Chaos
The city sees radical preconvention moves as Republicans clash over selecting precinct committeemen. Marion club opposes A A Young targeted by Columbia club and silver push. Primaries draw wide turnout amid talk of a major political upheaval and street rail funding tensions.
Fire at Schumacher Planing Mill Thwarted by Fire Department
Firemen praised for halting a major blaze at John A. Schumacher & Co planing mill on St Clair street Friday night. The large frame plant valued about 17000 suffered minimal loss of 3850, insured. Flames began above the engine room and threatened lumber yards. quick response kept fire contained and the firm will repair and resume operations.
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John A. Schumacher & Co
St. Clair St
Massachusetts Ave
St. Clairst
Schumacher
Inspector Fisher Reports Slow Mine Map Filing Under New Law
State mine inspector Fisher says operators are slow to file required maps. Only 26 of 115 filed by July 1 deadline. He will enforce the law. Earlier 1879 law required filing maps of abandoned mines with county recorders. only one cone man has complied. Maps aid inspectors on entry and help operators. water-filled mines pose drowning risks if tapped.
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Fisher
Amended suit over funds in building loan firm raised
Robert E. Roberts files an amended complaint against Equitable savings and loan association alleging funds were lost by a construction firm listed in the association’s directory. The firm contends under new building and loan law that the auditor of state or attorney general must act for a receiver. Judge McMaster hears jurisdiction question.
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Robert E. Roberts
Equitable Savings and Loan Association
Improvement Investments
McMaster
Incorporations filed for Syracuse Albany Hartwell firms
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state on Saturday for the Syracuse manufacturing company of Elkhart and the Hartwell manufacturing company of Huntingburg. Capital stock totals are 4600 dollars for Syracuse and 8000 dollars for Hartwell, while Albany manufacturing reduced capital stock from 1,900,000 to 366,900 dollars.
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Syracuse Manufacturing Company
Elkhart
Albany Manufacturing Company
Hartwell Manufacturing Company
Huntingburg
Complaints About Garbage Service Reported to Health Board
Complaints arrive at the Board of health office from new complainants who allege garbage has not been collected since the contract began. The issues are being investigated and if confirmed, the Board of works will be asked to levy fines on the contractor.
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Board of Health Office
Board of Works
Spiritualist and church notices fill Sunday program
Mrs Olah Toph will address the First spiritualist church Sunday at 4 o'clock. Dr Lucas speaks at the Sixth Christian church on Sunday with topics The world upside down in the morning and The church in history in the evening. A E Haines contests Councilman Ohlever for ward 15 nomination. Rev William O White will preach at 11 am and 8 pm at Ninth Presbyterian. Mrs Kathryne Harper will sing. Mrs D O'Brien, wife of a liquor dealer, died Friday at 294 Broadway. maiden name Mary McCarty, formerly of Connersville. Professor Thomas M Iden to fill chemistry chair at Kansas State Normal, Emporia. Indianapolis homing club formed. officers named. Racing pigeons owned locally. Painters and Carpenters unions plan huge picnic at Dye's Lake Sunday. special train leaves 8:30 am. amusements arranged.
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Olah Toph
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Michigan-st
Capitol-ave
Kathryne Harper
D. O'Brien
Broadway
Mary McCarty
Connersville
Thomas M. Iden
Butler College
Kansas State Normal
Emporia
Iden
Butler
Indianapolis ‘Homing Club
H. Preller
P. WH. ‘Root
Hd. H. Foullois
H.C. Schrader
A. C. Eston
George Delty
Sewart
Dye’s Lake
Pennsylvania Road
Indianapolis
Governor Mount Forms Mining District Probe Team
Governor Mount appoints John B. Conner and Thomas J. Terhune to tour Indiana coal fields to assess miners’ food shortages. They aim to publish a report to spur a public subscription if needed, with plans to depart Monday. Labor Commissioner McCormack reports bright prospects for an early strike settlement and urges operators to align with eastern arbitration efforts.
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McCormack
Pittsburg
Terre Haute
Gov. Mount
Terre Tlante
Indiana
Indiana Medical Board sets strict standards for colleges
The Indiana State Medical Board debated recognition standards for medical colleges, adopting resolutions requiring three years of study, two lecture courses, and a verified diploma for good standing. It outlined future criteria from 1899 onward including entrance exams, clinical facilities, and a four-year, 26-week per year course load with an average 75 percent grade.
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Indiana Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Association of American Medical Colleges
AL Medical Colleges
Indiana
Uoon
A Real Virginia Gentleman in Police Court
G W Chidester, a Virginia gentleman, appeared in police court after an all night outing. He faced intoxication and animal cruelty charges, paid a fine of 35, and the cruelty claim was dismissed. Dr Allen posted bond and a letter from Senator Mallory cited campaign aid and congratulations.
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Virginia
Police Court
G. W. Chidester
Chidester
Allen Surgical Institute
Disappearance tied to Chicago theft linked to Helena case
Miss Maud Miller of Helena Montana vanished from home as Robert Church of Chicago fled with $1200 from his mother after his father died. Miller is well known in Indianapolis. her father Bradford Miller once ran the Bates house and died years ago. Church's father died about a month ago, and the insurance payout received by his mother financed the theft. No further word on the missing couple.
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Maud Miller
Helena
Mont
Robert Church
Chicago
Indianapolis
Bradford Miller
Bates House
Jive
Young Church
Outburst Between Hanna and Young Politician in Washington
In Washington on July 17 Senator Mark Hanna explosively ordered Jason M. Tilley of Cleveland to leave his office. Tilley challenged delays in securing a job, accusing Hanna and Perkins of stalling for weeks. The scene drew a crowd as Tilley refused to depart, while Hanna exited briefly then avoided further confrontation.
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Washington
Jason M. Tilley
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Non
Halina
Senate
Tilley
Madison ‘Tilley
Hanna
Perkins
New Deputy Coroner E J Richardson Reinstated in Post
Deputy coroner E J Richardson is reinstated as special government pension examiner. He previously held the post under Presidents Arthur Cleveland Harrison and served three years during Cleveland’s first term. The appointment is by the secretary of the interior with a $2400 salary. Richardson departs for Washington Monday. Coroner Brayton already named Dr William Y S Dodds to succeed him in Indianapolis. Dodds, from Bellefontaine Ohio, is a graduate of Ada Normal School and Indiana Medical College, residing at 623 N Senate Ave. Harrington of the Boo gang is fined $5 and given 30 days for petit larceny after attempting to cash a $5 bill with a 40 cent purchase and abandoning change.
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E. J. Richardson
Dr Richardson
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
Secretary of the Interior
Richardson
Washington
Brayton
William Y.s. Dodds
W. N. Wishard
Dr. Dodds
Indianapolis
Bellefontaine
Normal School
Ada, O
Indiana ‘Medical College
N. Senat-ave
Ind
Harrington
Bern
Cox
Hann
Chan
Attorney Blake Promotes Services and Household Goods
John W. Blake, attorney, room 18 Baldwin block, advertises legal attention to damaged cases and assignments. The notice mentions folding beds and other items, with unclear pricing and references to a tailor named Jones and assorted old addresses.
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John W. Blake
Baldwin Block
Acth
Whal Ag
Janes
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