Fire destroys Albany factory injuring firemen
A six story United Shirt and Collar Co building at 36 to 44 Beaver Street Albany burned at 2 am Friday. About 20 firms were housed there. Two firemen were killed Donald K Bishop and James J Shelly and two more were seriously injured Captain Weatherwax and Barney Shields. Wm Scheffler is missing. Fire spread to the Germania hotel and to Times Union building as walls collapsed and flames threatened nearby homes.
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Albany
United Shirt ‘and
Collar” Company
Beaver St
Donald K. Bishop
James J. Shelly
Capt. Weatherwax
Barney Shields
Scheffler
Germania
Albany Lodge of Elks
Green and
Beaver-sts
Times-Union
Beaver-st
Rev Francis Haase Celebrates Silver Priesthood Anniversary
Fr Francis Haase pastor of Sacred Heart church and head of the Indianapolis Franciscan monastery marks 25 years since ordination. A Sunday mass with a parish procession, dinner for priests, and a chalice presentation highlight the celebration. Haase spent most years at Sacred Heart since 1885 after exile from Germany in 1875.
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Francis Haase
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Indianapolis
Unton
Palmersts
Sacred Heart Church
Father Francis
Germany
St. Louis
Sacred Heart, Church
Bismarck
Poisoning in Wainwright mining village claims two lives
In Wainwright near Urichsville Ohio Charlotte Fondreist and a man named Vender died after eating what was believed to be mushrooms. Investigators treat it as a possible accidental poisoning from wild fungi.
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Urichsville
Wainwright
Charlotte Fondreist
Vender
One Man Killed as Four Shot in Greenville Street Fight
In Greenville Mississippi July 25 a late night street fight left Neal Conley dead from a heart wound. Ex policeman Ed Schrawber and saloon keeper Neal Conley clashed with Capt Quinn and Thomas Burns of the police arriving to intervene but forced into the fray. Six shots then rang out injuring Burns, Schrawber and others. Conley died. Burns was fatally wounded. Schrawber survived with a shoulder wound.
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Greenville
Miss
Ed Schrawber
Neal Conley
Conley
Quinn
Thomas Burns
Police Department
Burns
Schrawber
Capt
Objection sparks fatal shooting in Chicago nightlife
In Wells Street a bookkeeper Arthur A. Schneider was shot dead at midnight by an unknown Black assailant after Schneider allegedly warned a stranger about trouble over humming goo goo eyes. Bishop Lancaster Spalding named dignissimus candidate for Chicago archdiocese by priests and bishops, with Most Rev. Peter J. Muldoon as nominee.
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Chicago
Arthur A. Schneider
Wellsst
Schenider
Lancaster Spalding
Illinois
Feehan
Dignior
Peter J. Muldoon
Robbery Claim Filed by Inmate at Police Station
Martin Donehoat, a trembling drunkard, claimed to Capt. Gerber that Edward Warscott, a 16 year old boy, robbed him of $5 in the police station. Warscott, arrested for petit larceny, eluded workhouse transfer by hiding in a dark cell, then was later searched with no money found.
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Martin Donehoat
Capt
Gerber
Edward Warscott
Stubbs
Warscott
Turnkey
Lowe
Doneheat
Donehoat
Kinney
War‘scott
Murderer Bryant Sentenced? Public relief at verdict
In Tifton Georgia on July The jury found Belsy Bryant guilty of the murder of W. A. Hyera. The murdered officer’s daughter Elia Hill wrote to Sheriff Swindle requesting to spring the trap, and the sheriff replied that he would be pleased to comply with her request.
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Tifton
Belsy Bryant
W. A. Hyera
Elia Hill
Sheri Swindle
Judge Warns Mother Jones In His District
In Parkerburg West Virginia Judge Jackson lectures the miner's organizer known as Mother Jones after suspending her sentence. He urges her to obey the injunction and not to fight in his district while she declares she will continue her fight. They exchange smiles and a handshake as the scene ends.
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Parkersburg
Jackson
Mother Jones
Judge Jackson
Coal Mines Draft Reopening Threatens Striking Workers
In Kanawha and New River fields coal operators posted notices that all mines resume July 28 and that workers not reporting for duty may be discharged. Eviction actions will target striking members living in company houses as forces increase and marchers decline amid no disorder.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha
New River
Hanna Has Not Accepted Invitation To Speak In Winona
The Sun reports Senator Hanna did not accept the invitation to address Winona on the labor question though extensive notices advertised his speech. Bethany park opens Friday with Saturday children’s day drawing a large crowd. Assembly music led by Prof Roy L Brown noted. Acton children enjoyed a festival and ice cream.
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Hanna
Winona
the Sun
Bethany Park
Roy L. Brown
State Board Targets Quack Doctors In New Move
The State Board of Medical Examination and Registration met at the Hotel English with attorney F. E. Gavin to plan prosecutions of quack practitioners found to diagnose and prescribe unlawfully. The move aims to punish vendors of spurious remedies where violations can be proven. In Tucson AZ on July 25 five people were killed and several injured in a Sonora railroad wreck near Liano when a washout derailed the Inland northbound train toppling engine baggage car two coaches and a Pullman.
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State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
English
F. E B. Gavin
Tucson
A. T
Sonora
Liano
Trask suffers convulsions after exam at state house
Dr. H J Trask of Matthews Indiana collapsed from convulsions leaving the state house after an exam for a medical license. He injured his head on the marble floor and was briefly unconscious before regaining. He previously endured a skull fracture and shattered nerves after a earlier assault.
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H. J. Trask
Matthews
Ind
State House
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Denison
Ministers Defeat By Lawyers In Springfield Charity Baseball
In Springfield Illinois on Thursday ministers from Presbyterians Christians Baptists Congregationalists Episcopalians Catholics the Volunteers of America and the YMCA played a charity baseball game against local attorneys. The lawyers won 17 to 11 after nine innings in front of about 1200 spectators with Gov. Yates as referee and City Treasurer Griffiths as umpire. Receipts support local charities.
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Springfield
Yates
Griffiths
Congregationalists
Episcopalians
the Volunteers of America
Ym.cg. A
Property transfer for C H Clark residence on Meridian Street
Mrs Margaret Bliss conveys a west side N Meridian street property between 28th and 29th streets 103 feet by 416 feet valued at 18000 dollars. The nine room modern house is noted. An advertisement for Burdock Blood Bitters claims to improve complexion and purify blood.
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Margaret Bliss
C. H. Clark
N. Meridian St
Twenty-eighth
Twenty-ninth-sts
Post Bindere Transfer Binders and Return Trip Details
Indianapolis to Detroit schedule listing two outbound options on Sunday Aug 3. First leg depart 6:30 a m via Lake Erie Western and Wabash. Second leg depart 12:20 p m and arrive Detroit at 8:10 p m. Rates shown as 1 dollar for Michigan City and 1 dollar for return.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Detroit
Lake Erie & Western
Wabash Reade
Norwood Petition Heard For Incorporation As Town
Attorney Horace Smith presented to county commissioners a petition to incorporate Norwood as a town. The census with the petition lists 470 residents. The move appears tied to Marion county Republicans seeking five justices of the peace by creating five corporations in Center township.
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Horace Smith
Norwood
Marion County
Center Township
Sun's liners offer range of profitable classifieds
The seventh page promotes liners as a versatile classified section for finding lost articles a room or house to rent selling property and conducting most business transactions. It urges readers to use the liners for profitable results.
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SUN
Indianapolis Train Fare Offers July Sunday Run
A Sunday service lists Terre Haute and return for 1.00, Greencastle and return 0.75, with departures from Indianapolis at 7 25 a m and a return special train from Terre Haute at 7 30 p m on Sunday July 27.
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Terre Haute
Greencastle
German Lutheran Church
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
First Dinner Shows Planned at New Claypool Hotel
The new Claypool hotel will host its first dinner Monday evening December 15. No celebration is planned until the house is open for a period and operating smoothly.
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New Claypool
Lake Maxinkuckee Trip From Indianapolis Special Train
Pennsylvania Lines offers a Lake Maxinkuckee round trip for 1.00. A special train departs Indianapolis at 7 30 a m and returns from the lake at 6 30 p m. The service provides a full day excursion with convenient morning departure and evening return.
Wreck on C R I & P Railroad Kills Fireman Victor Erickson
A July wreck on the Chicago Denver flyer near Omaha caused the death of fireman Victor Erickson and left two express messengers badly injured. The accident occurred Thursday afternoon when the train derailed after spreading rails.
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Omaha
Neb
Victor Erickson
Chicago- Denver
Army board to meet in Indianapolis for bids on arsenal site
The army board is ordered to Indianapolis to receive bids on the arsenal site and to take options on a site for a post. It must meet July 29 or as soon thereafter as practicable, earlier than the expected August 15 date.
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Army Board
Indianapolis
Arsenal
Special trains run Indianapolis to Vincennes at 6:45 am
Pennsylvania Lines offers a $1.50 round trip with trains departing Indianapolis 6 45 am and returning Vincennes 7 30 pm. Denison barber shop advertises best and latest style and compressed air services.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Denison
California and Return Through Sleepers from Indianapolis
Travel listing notes a $54.15 California round trip with Aug. 4 departure via Monon Route. Includes through sleepers and an itinerary described as delightful. For bookings contact R. P. Algeo, D. P. A. in Indianapolis.
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California
Monon
Indianapolis
R. P. Algeo
Niagara Falls Excursion and Nearby Trips This Summer
Personally conducted railroad and boat excursions offer round trips from Indianapolis to Niagara Falls and Lake Manitou with through service, sleeper/chair car options, and limited stops. Additional trips include Cincinnati and Lake Erie routes with special trains, and a Lake Chautauqua stop, all with tickets from local agents and union depots.
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Niagara Falls
Indianapolis
Lake Chautauqua
Sandusky
Ickets
Buffalo
Cleveland
A. H. Sellars
G. P
Mendis St
Tour to Yellowstone Park By Special Train From Indianapolis
Special train will leave Indianapolis at 11 25 a m on Thursday August 14 for a guided tour through Yellowstone Park. For itinerary sleeping car reservations and full particulars contact D Poa Richardson or person listed.
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Indianapolis
Nédren
Richardson
D. Poa
Labor Day Parade Feud With Garment Workers Sparks Carriage Demand
A town labor day committee battles garment workers over parade seating. The girls insist on riding in automobiles or all in horse drawn carriages. Last year autos drew attention while carriages drew complaints. The committee strains to supply enough cars to keep the group in line and attractive to spectators. If needed the committee would ride in harness to placate the workers.
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Francs Haase
Sacret Heart
Washington ST
Mississippi
Schneider
Bishop Spalding
Will
State Medical Board
Baldwin’s
Bethany Assembly
Bethany Park, Ind
Pennsylvania ‘Lines
Indiana
Locose
WM. B. Burford
Inn
Indiana Dental College
Ss. W. Cor
Delaware and
Ohipets
Sandusky, O
Llinois St
Baldwin's
Indianapolis, Inn
Vandalia Line
Claypool
the Lake
Bole
Bubford
R. R
Lake Erie & Western R. A
Arcadia
Return
Rushville
Canneraville
Hamilton
Manitou
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
L. BE. & W. Railroad
Union ‘Station
Lake
Union Station
Massachusetts
Yellowstone Park
Jardinieres
Nottingham
Panama
Oxford
Simpson’s
Ceee Scotch Madras
BBC
Graves
Batiste
Stesereseee
L. S. Ayres
Js! N
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana Ave
Mass. Ave
Noble
Illinois St
U. N
Alabama St
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
Boston
Lic
Nice
New
Rumford
Santos
Wholesale Department
Washington and
New Jersey
West St
Shelby St
Fountain Square
E. St. Clair St
Masa
Ava
Te Exchange
L. A. Jackson
Garment Workers
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