Train Wreck Near Indianapolis Leaves Dozens Injured
Big Four train No 16 from Chicago to Cincinnati derailed near Zionsville Indiana after hitting a brake failure at a sharp curve. Forty two people sustained injuries none life threatening while hospital and relief crews aided victims and the wreck was cleared by Sunday night.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Zionsville
Ind
Indianapolis
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Deaconess Hospital
Lt. Burroughs
Indianapoli
Clark Deer
C. M. Anthony
James C. Long
Park Avenue
T. McCrabb
John Ryan
Lexington Avenue
Oscar Wissick
Fletcher Avenue
J. A. Rosebrough
E. Washington Street
Hooker
Eva
Hoyt Avenue
Burroughs, Co
J. R
Twenty First Street
Wpreight Transportation
Big Four
Long
James C
Park. Avenue
Gigmech
Husband Hammer Attack Leaves Emma Cooper Injured
Emma Cooper, 30, was struck on the head with a hammer by her husband Andrew Cooper in her second floor room at 316 E Washington Street. The blow glanced off as she dodged, causing a scalp wound. Cooper fled north through an alley as two bicycle patrolmen searched unsuccessfully. Cooper, described as 88 and six feet tall with sandy hair, is a lineman who had separated from Emma. She was treated at City hospital and is not believed seriously injured.
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Emma Cooper
Andrew Cooper
E. Washington Street
Cooper
Lena Peters
Peters
Commercial Club
Bleriot Arrives in London After Channel Flight Victory
Louis Bleriot arrives in London amid a huge crowd with a French envoy presence and a London Daily Mail prize of 5000 pounds. He is celebrated at a Savoy luncheon and viewed as the conqueror of the air with his craft shown at Harrods department store.
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London
M. Louis Bleriot
Victoria
England
Bleriot
M. ‘Bleriot
London Daily Mail
Savoy
Melfridge
Avore
Hogs in scarce supply as Indianapolis market shows quiet trading
Indianapolis July 25 hog receipts 1 500 cattle 450 sheep 200 up from week ago but hogs scarce and buyers scarce. Prices mostly steady to lower from last week with top hogs at about 2 dollars and many 140 lb plus hogs around 8.00. Cattle run small with steady bulls calves strong. Sheep and lambs fair with prompt clearance at close of last week.
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Indianapolis
Bas & Ti
Enone Everesees
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
N. Y
UNION
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Notice
Market prices from Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky avenue list corn at 84 cents for shelled or 86 for other, oats at 65 shelled and 58 ear, sheaf oats 310, timothy hay 16 dollars for aes and 18 dollars for old, new timothy 10 dollars 12, new clover 39 dollars 11, mixed hay 13 dollars 14.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Indianapolis Grain Market Receives Mixed Wheat and Hay Quotes
Grain values show No. 2 red wheat at 1.04 with samples and varying bids. No. 2 white and mixed white through billing quoted with multiple car counts. oats bid none. hay steady with choice timothy around 15.25 and No 1 clover mix at 15.00. Inspections list numerous cars for wheat and corn, totaling 99 and 61 respectively, with mixed grades and sample cars.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Sample
Hay
Prices for Eggs and Butter in Indianapolis Market
Fresh eggs quoted at 13 cents per dozen and country butter at 15 cents per pound in Indianapolis market listings from the Indianapolis Produce Exchange.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Chicacago Cash Grain Close Prices
Market snapshot shows Sept contracts for Corn at 66 and a half cents, Oats at 39 cents, Pork at 70 cents, Lard near 11.67 dollars per unit with bids around 11.26. Bibs bids listed at 11.27.
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Chicago
A. W Thomson
Necessere
Sete Nerve
Driver John Carr Dies After Wagon Accident
John Carr, driver of a transfer wagon, died Saturday morning at St. Vincent's hospital from injuries suffered when his team ran away and threw him from the wagon last Friday.
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John Carr
St. Vincent's Hospstel
List of Names From Historical Record Shuffle
A long roster of individuals including Henley Cook McIntosh Swain Bliss Ayres Payne Howe Boyd Hume Dark Byers Taylor Richie Goodall Hoge Gemmer Hazelrigg Puryear Humble Stewart Morris Walden Broyles Simms Kersey Panghorn Craft Brannon Archibald Geddes Grant Bristol Bailey Wall Newman Van Dolah Rauh Campbell Longaker Barnes Berryhill Rogers Ketcham Foster Wiley Shields Killen Cruse Holloway Scott Gay Havens Munk Brundage Hearsey Adams Mullen Jordan Johnson Nichols Day Steinberg Bogardus Daniels.
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A. C. Simms
Ww. A. Kersey George W. Panghorn E M. Craft
G. H. Brannon Gerritt A. Archibald R. P. Geddes
A. W. Grant
W. A. Bristol James F. Bailey John M. Wall Omer A. Newman
H. J. van Dolah
Henry Rauh H. C. Campbell V. H. Longaker
A. A. Barnes James M. Berryhill James N. Rogers John L. Ketcham
C. Foster Frederick H. Wiley J. L. Shields
Herman Munk 8S
M. Brundage Harry T. Hearsey
Bert B. Adams
H Mullen
W. OH. Jordan T H Johnson
Clarence W. Nichols
E. Day
Steinberg
William A. Bogardus
Edward Daniels
Wall Street opens irregular as traders dominate early
The New York market shows irregularity with professional traders dominating the opening. St Paul rises early but softens, Rock Island fluctuates around gains, while Southern Pacific Steel Anaconda Reading and Pennsylvania retreat from opening highs. Union Pacific Atchison New York Central Interborough Metropolitan and others stay firm.
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New York
St. Paul
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
Anaconda
Reading
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific Atchison
New York Central
Interborough-Metropolitan
Wabash
Rock Island Common
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs E C Brown
Mr and Mrs E C Brown express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their daughter Irma May. They thank Dr Stanfield H Keeney Rev Theodore Schory and Undertaker William C Wehling for their services.
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E. ©. Brown
Irma May
Stanfield H. Keeney
Theodore Schory
William C. Wehling
No Prizefighting at Terre Haute This Week Ordered Stopped
The governor will halt prize fighting scheduled in Terre Haute and ensure enforcement. A governor's representative will oversee compliance after Monday's decision following citizen appeals.
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Terre Haute
Wheat and grain futures prices listed with cash and future months
The Toledo market report shows wheat cash and July at 1.08, September 1.07 3/4, December 1.08 1, May 1.10. Corn cash and July 78, September and December, May tfc. Oats cash and July, September a 3/4, December, May. Rye cash and July 1 1/2, September a 3/4, December 4 1/2, May 1/2.
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Toledo
Pittsburg Cattle and Hogs Market Receipts Decline
Cattle receipts reach 136 loads with a slow softer tone across grades from extra to common. Hogs receipts 35 loads with prices sliding. sheep and calves show steady to mixed figures with prime and veal categories noted.
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Pittsburg
Thaw Case Continues With Cross-Examination Focus
The defense pressed the cross-examination and drew admissions that lessen the impact of the young man's testimony. A physician testified he found no evidence of hereditary insanity in the Thaw family, basing his opinion on a physical exam and the subject's own statements.
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Thaw
Grand jury indicts Don Downing for bigamy in Indiana
The grand jury presented a partial report to Judge Pritchard Monday morning returning nine indictments. One charges Don Downing with bigamy for allegedly marrying Miss May Alexander while still married to another woman in Indianapolis.
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Pritchard
Don Downing
May Alexander
Indianapolis
City Births and Deaths Across the Community
City records report births at multiple addresses including 2623 N Oxford Street and 1950 Alvord Street with boys and a girl born to various couples. Death notices list numerous ages and causes from ileocolitis to accidental drownings and pneumonia, detailing locations like City Hospital and St Vincent's.
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Johnathan and
Carrie Artist
Oxford Street
Joe and
Lovie McHenry
Alvord Street
Clarence
Edna Maudlin
Tenth Stret
Donald and
Ada Fish
E. Eighteenth Street
James and
Bessie Cantrell
Senate Avenue
Isaiah and
Diltote Miller
Drake Street
Charles and
Katherine Mueller
E.tenth Street
Louis and
Lula Little
City Hospital
Oscar and
Lula Crider
Trowbridge Street
Andrew and
Nellie Swhear
Arrow Avenue
George and
Bertha Murman
S. Keystone Avenue
Frank and
Justine Wilson
Joshua and
Carrie Shaw
Fletcher Avenue
Willam C
Pearl Newman
State Street
John and Erie McGee
Toledo Street
Sanford and
Adella Talbert
Thirteenth Street
George and Grace Carroll
Columbia Avenue
Ruth E. G. Venerable
Twenty-fifth Street
Liza Anna Cloud
Beville Avenue
Irene May Brown
Pleasant Street
Martha S. Clark
White River
Capitol Avenue
Mary C. Stevens
New Jersey Street
Harper Housey
William Sutifr
Elizabeth Arthur
Central Insane Hospital
Lizzy M. Wellever
Spring Street
John P. Heck
Brightwood Avenue
Wallace Franklin Irving
St. Vin
John Quigley Dies Aged 79 In City
Funeral services for John Quigley 79 were held Monday at St Josephs church following his death Friday at his son’s home 2929 McPhearson avenue Born in Ireland he emigrated to the United States in 1873 He was among the citys oldest residents and father of former police chief James F Quigley
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John Quigley
McPhearson Avenue
St. Joseph’s Church
Ireland
James F. Quigley
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E. E. Waddington
T. J. Carter
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H. H. Wheeler Lyrnn B. Miltikan
George F. McGinnis
Wall Street
E. C. Brown
Downing
Cent’s
Naomi Taylor
Eighteenth Street
Henry Bullman
EL Ray Street
Floyd Sherman Edwards
McClain
Emma Alice Young
Winter Avenue
George M. Lisher
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George W. Prince
Leatha Floyd
E Donnan
N. Capitol
Grant Reed
W. Washington
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Thirtieth
Ethel
Henry Emrich
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Holley
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Keystone
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St. Clair
Russell’s Island
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