Father Chartrand Chosen Bishop of Indianapolis
Very Rev. Joseph Chartrand pastor of SS Peter and Paul’s cathedral is confirmed by Pope Pius X as coadjutor bishop of the Indianapolis diocese. Born May 11 1870 in St Louis he was ordained in 1892 and has helped build the cathedral and St Agnes academy. He is 40 and among the youngest bishops in the country.
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Pope Pius X
Rome
Joseph Chartrand
SS. Peter and Parls
Indianapolis
Father Chartrand
Washington
Mgr
Falconia
Dennis O'Donaghue
Louisville
Chatard
Chartrand
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Milwaukee
Innsbrouck
Tyrol
St. Meinard's
Indiana
SS. Peter and Paul’s
St. Agnes Academy
Cincinnati
Congregation of the Cardinals
Deadlock Fault of Council Says Walker
City Attorney Walker states a seven month deadlock between the city council and the Board of Public Works is the council’s fault. He cites budging only when the board’s bids are requested and notes ongoing delays to many public improvement appropriations.
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Walker
Board of Public Works
Fred C. Owen
Council
Shortridge High Loses Hart as Mathematics Leader
Prof Walter D Hart resigns from Shortridge High School after six years shaping math teaching. He departs for Wisconsin to oversee preparatory courses for future high school teachers. Hart, a Chicago University graduate, previously taught at Chicago High School.
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Wisconsin University
Walter D. Hart
Shortridge
Hart
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Chicago University
Chicago
Old Timers Meet to Talk of Past at Police Station
Three old timers gathered in front of the police station Monday afternoon to reminisce. Desk Sergt. Schwab Police Judge Collins and August Tamm then editor of the German Telegraph recalled eight years ago when Schwab was Bailiff Golling city prosecutor and city clerk Tamm.
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Schwab
Collins
August Tamm
German Telegraph
Golling Pond Pene
Tammy
Padded cell to be replaced at police station history
The padded cell at the police headquarters will be removed and replaced with straight pine boards. The room will be kept for confining insane persons, but without canvas padding. Superintendent Hyland notes padded cells are not used elsewhere and a bare room reduces injury risk.
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Hyland
Labor Leaders Attack Shank Parade Plan as Scheme
Edgar A. Perkins of the Central Labor Union says if Marion county approves Mayor Shank's Labor Day parade the union will organize a strictly union march in opposition. Fifteen speakers denounce the plan as unfair and a scheme to mix union and nonunion workers. A Sunday meeting at Moiders hall will discuss the issue further.
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Edgar A. Perkins
Central Labor Union
Marion County Labor Day Committee
Shank
Ferking
Moiders’ Hall
Washington Street
Parade 18 Parade Called Off By Mayor Shank
Mayor Shank cancels the Labor Day parade after unions oppose the event. He had previously said it would proceed but acknowledged the union response and suggested possibly a similar event during state fair week.
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Shank
Organized Labor
Indianapolis
Corner policemen resist center street assignments
Supt. Hyland seeks men for corner patrols while offering rewards for ideas to recruit. Veterans refuse central posts preferring districts, and no applicants meet all requirements. The new traffic ordinance is blamed for deterring recruits despite higher pay.
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Illnois
Washington Street
Henry Baker
Police Sergeant Faults as Nurse in Baby Left on Doorstep
Sergt. Rowe of the police proved unable to properly care for a found infant at 1732 Bellefontaine street. The baby, brought to the precinct by Bicycle Policemen Radamacher and Okey, refused warm condensed milk and became ill after cold feeding. The child was sent to the Colored Orphans' home.
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George Biggerstaff
Bellefontaine Street
Sergt. Rowe
Seventeenth Street
Radamacher and
Okey
Colored Orphans’ Home
Form League for Political Purposes in Transportation Workers
Washington July 26 A movement to organize the national Transportation Workers Political League seeks unity across steam electric marine and teaming branches. Efforts target Ohio Pennsylvania New York Union Indiana and Missouri with a state convention planned in August. The league will establish state congressional district and city leagues with a quadrennial national meeting in Washington starting May 1912, aligning with presidential years.
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Washington
National Transportation Workers’ Poltical League
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Ulnon
Indiana
Missouri
Bride Laughs At Party Then Dislocates Jaw
New York July 26 Mrs Celia Goldberg bride of a few days gave a party last night and laughed heartily at a joke from a guest causing her jaw to dislocate Her husband after vain attempts called a policeman who summoned an ambulance surgeon It took about three hours to set the jaw The joke remains unidentified by the police report
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New York
Celia Goldberg
Youth Fires At Ceiling In Family Disturbance
David Henritz 18 seeks to hide revolver taken from his father at 407 N Holmes Ave after a dispute with his mother leading to a wild shooting spree that left a hole in the parlor ceiling. Police were called but he had already left the home.
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David Henritz
N. Holmes Avenue
Henritz
Schlangan
Henrits
Bloodhounds Seek For Bomb Thrower In Ridgeway
Detectives aided by bloodhounds from Roanoke began a methodical search through the negro quarter for the bomber of former Mayor A. H. Bousman. Officials fear a lynching as public anger rises, and all friends of a recently killed black man are being questioned. The case has inflamed black residents who accuse the mayor and police of responsibility.
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Ridgeway
Roanoke
A. H. Bousman
Bousman
Castle Fire Claims Three in County Galway Blaze
Menlough Castle in County Galway owned by Sir Valentine Blake was destroyed by fire on Tuesday. Blake's daughter was killed and two servants perished after jumping from castle towers. Lady Blake escaped but is in serious condition. Sir Valentine, 74, was badly shaken by the ordeal.
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Dublin
Old Soldiers Gather in Bethany Park for Soldier's Day Reunion
Aged veterans and families meet in Bethany park in a Soldier's day reunion directed by the Sev entieth Indiana Regimental association. F T Singleton of Martinsville leads discussion on enlisting veteran families as honorary members with a program including recollections of Lincoln by S Wesley Martin and a poem by Edward Harbert.
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Bethany Park
Seventieth Indiana Regimental Association
F. T. Singleton
Martinsville
Abraham Lincoln
S. Wesley Martin
Oakland
Cal
Tabernacle
C. W. Cauble
Bethany Assembly
Col. Merrill
Frank C. Ferguson
Indianapolis
Edward Harbert
Greenwood
Harbert
Clark
Thief Takes Handbag From Woman at Home
Mrs. Della Wilson of 729 North Pine Street returned Monday night to find her handbag missing a wristwatch and 15 cents. Police investigate the theft of the personal effects from the residence.
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Della Wilson
Pine Street
Race riot ends in two deaths at Ashland coal operation
A late night race riot at Ashland on the Norfolk and Western line in Bluefield district left six men injured and two dead. Knives and rocks were used as groups of Negroes invaded white workers quarters at a coal operation in Ashland, W Va.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Ashland
Norfolk & Western Railway
Brewing Company Seeks Return of Beer From Raid
Anti Saloon League and Terre Haute Brewing Company plan court action to obtain possession of 460 cases of beer seized in a Clinton raid by anti saloon forces. Attorney R C Minton visited Clinton to represent the league. The beer had been shipped to Levi Taylor for distribution to clubhouses and residences.
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Clinton
Anti-Saloon League
Terre
Doctors At Loss To Check Malady
Appalled by the rapid spread of a contagious paralysis, local doctors appealed to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research in New York City. The case, likened to scarlet fever in contagion among children, leaves physicians powerless to check its spread.
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Washington
Rockefeller Institute For
New York City
Seitis Gay Goods Store Sale on White Goods Remnants
All white goods remnants placed on sale at half regular prices. Large lot of India linen neainsock lawn linen finished suitings madras cloth and many fancy weaves. Main floor aisle two.
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India
Madras
Fine table linens and Irish damask on sale
Advertises table linens including double satin bleached Scotch and Irish damask in striped designs per yard. Pure Irish linen pieces priced at 1.50 to 1.89. 20 by 20 inch items and 52 by 52 inch breakfast cloths offered. Main floor aisle two second floor sales pitch notes abundant stock and low prices.
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Loftier Place
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Everett McGinnis
Frank Seifert
James Kinney
Z. F. Carrigan
L.A. Barth
Henry Hedderich
Josephine Fickle
William Frohliger
Joseph R. Lumley
Henry Bond
Frank G. Ankenbrock
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Fred Heidenreich
E. E F. Albers
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Harry Kalb
Herbert Wright
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H. J. O'Leary
Parade
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Uncle
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Revolver
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Little Angel Face
Péstum-Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
J. P. Mullally Ee Mione
Indianapolis Gas Co
Seitis Gay Goods Co
All Selmer
Riverside Bathing Beach
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Riverside
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Tuiesi
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Forger
Pierson
Meyer-Kiser
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Victor Talking Machine
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