Appel Leads Nomination Ballot Amid sparse results
The ballot list shows Appel prominent with several associates named such as Edwin St. George Rogers and Evans Woollen among others. A long string of surnames follows including Kern Holliday Hawkins McGowan Messenger Maguire Holtzman Dunn Marott and Brown. The ballot blank line ends with the number 16.
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Appel
Tageart O
Dore Johnson
Edwin St. George Rogers
Evans Woollen
Ramus Stuart
S. el. Morss
John W. Kern
John Holliday
Eieleeta
Edward Hawkins
Hugh McGowan
W. H. Messenger Wok) Moore
NASA
Charles Maguire
Tohn Holtzman
J. P. Dunn
Yachester Admiral Brown
George J. Marott
T. B. Johnson
Albert Sahm
Fred &. Hamtin
John Stuck Wild
V. Rooker
A Twist in a Juvenile Case In Indianapolis
Judge Daly weighed options as Lowell Allen 7 and his brother Robert 5 were caught stealing from parents and an elderly grandfather. With no power to place the boys in reform school, the judge let them go after a series of petty thefts including 13 cents from a neighbor and $16 from their grandfather near Irvington.
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Lowell Allen
Mr. Allen
Louisiana St
Reform School
John Orr
Irvington
Robert
Broad Ripple Park
Judge Daly
Oath by Phone Marks Neely Case Hearing
U S commissioner Moores uses a phone oath in a Neely case hearing with Deputy D A Lafollette en route to Muncie. The private session may probe a sale by the Keyless Lock Co of Indianapolis to Cuba’s postal department and will withhold witness names.
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U.S
Moores
Neely
Harvey M. Lafollette
Muncie
McBride
Keyless Lock Company
Indianapolis
Naval court inquiry relief sought by rear-admiral
Reports from the Admiral Schley inquiry note ill health prompts Rear-admiral Kkikimberley to seek relief from service. Other Navy Department discipline records show punishments for minor offenses including confinement and pay reductions for Lundsmman Cohen and Coal-passer Smith. Ordinary seaman Whitnour received a two year confinement and $391 fine for contempt to a superior officer. Telephone notices to The Sun office are requested for sending requests.
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Kkikimberley
Admiral Schley
Abel Murrillo
Cartagena
Colombia
Navy Department
Lundsmman Cohen
Cure Varicocele in Five Days Warns of Hidden Weakness
An advertisement urges men to seek Dr. Tomson for a painless varicocele cure claiming dramatic results in five days. It warns of declining health signs including itching, dizziness, memory loss, and yellowing whites of the eyes, urging immediate consultation and warning against supports or medicines until examined.
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Tomson
Dr. Tomson
Tomson Medical Institute
Office Hours and Evening Access for Working Residents
The office operates 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily and Sundays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Working residents can call Wednesday and Saturday evenings as the office remains open until 9. Reception room 306 provides access.
Trans-Alaskan railroad planned linking Behring Sea to Siberia
A $200 million multinational project aims to build nearly 4000 miles of track from Circle City to Behring Sea and 1800 miles from Siberia to Vladivostok with ferries across Behring Sea. L De Lobel plans to seek Yukon land grants and approach President McKinley for concessions.
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Behr
Ing Sea
United States
Yukon
de Lobel
McKinley
Circle City
Behring Sea
Siberian
Vladivostock
Disgusting Exhibition of Delay in Thompson Trial
The Havana Post reports Edward P. Thompson, ex Indianapolis post master, endures yearlong delay in his trial as Cuban authorities repeatedly grant continuances. The piece condemns the protracted proceedings as persecution and mocks the handling by the audience and fiscal. It notes Thompson remains in Cuba at his expense while arrested for a minor charge.
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ED. Thompson
Col. Thompson
Cuba
Miss Beals Wins 30 000 Oklahoma Claim and Marriage Plans
Miss Mattie Beals, once a department store clerk in Kansas City, earned a $30,000 land claim in Oklahoma. She and Charles Y Arkeland, head porter at the Savoy, planned marriage but saved until the claim was secure. They registered in El Reno and will wed after securing the property. She aims to settle the claim and care for her aging mother.
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Kansas
City
Charles Y. Arkeland
Savoy Hotel
Miss ‘Beals
el Reno
Miss Beals
Megrew Denies Mayor Candidacy Amid Expense Report
Harold C. Megrew files expense items totaling 19.50 including city committee assessments and notices. Jimmie Munro lists 36.75 for advertising and printing. H. Fe Negley reports 41.56 with city committee, buggy hire, and cigars. Megrew denies any candidacy for mayor to succeed Bookwalter, calling the claim “rot” and stating he has never considered running.
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Jimmie” Munro
H. FE. Negley
Double death by own action thwarted in Columbus
In Columbus Indiana, Will Ping and his wife both leaped in front of a Big Four train but the engine halted before striking them. In a separate incident, Mrs Vergie Ludlow of Connellsville Pennsylvania took cocaine and died, believing her husband loved another.
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Columbus
Ind
Will Ping
Vergie Ludlow
Connellsville, Pa
Arrest at Cartagena Sparks International Tension
In Cartagena Colombia Col. Abel Murrillo secretary to Gen. Rafael Uribe-Uribe was seized from the steamship Allegheny owned by Hamburg American. Capt Lowe protested as Murrillo wrapped a German flag around him and Colombian troops felled on the scene. Hamburg American reports to Hamburg and questions of US Colombia responsibility for a breach of international law arise.
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New York
Cartagena
Colombia
Abel Murrillo
Rafael Uribe-Uribe
Allegheny
Hamburg-American Company
Murrillo
Lowe
Emil Boas
Hne
Hamburg
United States of Colombia
La‘w
Water instead of wine christening planned for Cleveland cruise
Miss Ruth Hanna daughter of Senator Hanna will christen the cruiser Cleveland at Bath iron works in September with water instead of champagne. Maine builders and owners largely abstain from alcohol and favor symbolic acts like dove releases or flower showers over champagne.
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Cleveland
Bath Iron Works
Maine
George W. Wells
Calden
Rev Cobern Backs Saloons For Free Lunches Music
Denver July 30 Reverend Camden M Cobern advocates saloons with free lunches music and vaudeville as a replacement for shut saloons He suggests funding by a millionaire to create downtown saloons offering soft drinks free lunches Punch and Judy shows vaudeville and better minstrel music to outdo existing saloons.
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Denver
Col
Camden M. Cobern
Chicago
Cobern
Judge rules church staff residences taxed under exemption act
In Columbus Ohio Judge Oakley as master commissioner rules that residences occupied by priests bishops and church janitors are not exempt from taxation under the religious exemption act.
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Columbus, O
Oakley
Watterson
Franklin County
Nomee Bronson seeks wife with odd demands in odd ad
Nomee Bronson of Prospect Connecticut advertises for a wife noting she should bake and cook without blistering and have curly hair and a wooden leg. A Chicago woman with four children answered the ad. An embalm ing scare in Vermont ends when Dr. Nelson Call rises from a threatened knife attack.
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Nomee Bronson
Prospect, Conn
Chicago
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised to Cure Backache
An Indianapolis resident Mr. E. E. Webb recounts relief from backache and kidney pains after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. The ad warns backache as a sign of kidney trouble and urges prompt treatment.
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Dean
Indianapolis
E. E. Webb
Wright St
Henry J. Huder
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
City officials discuss Washington street improvement costs
Mayor Taggart Board of works and City engineer Jeup met Tuesday morning to review the W Washington sr improvement. High drainage costs threaten the bottom section from the end of the street car line to Eagle creek, prompting a request for a cost statement. The Belmont-ave to end-of-line section will be paved with brick and cement walks.
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W. Washingtonsr
Taggart
Board of Works
Jeup
Eagle Creek
Bélmont-ave
Sahn
Complete Haviland dinner sets in coupe soups service
Decorated Haviland 16 piece full dinner sets offered complete for twelve per person. Sets priced at 45.00 35.00 and 25.00 with new coupe soup shapes included.
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Haviland
Schley for President Emerges in Tennessee Interviews
The News publishes interviews from Gov. Benton McMillin ex Gov. Bob Taylor and Senator Carmack on the Sampson Schley controversy. Bob Taylor declares he supports Schley for U.S. president 1904 and rebukes his detractors.
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Nashville
Tenn
the News
Benton McMillin
Robert L. Taylor
U.S
Carmack
Sampson-Schley
Bob Taylor
Schley
United States
Dreyfus
Free Country
Washington
Greek Fleet Proclaims Crete Annexation from Crete
Direct information reports a Greek fleet totaling five armored warships five gunboats and six torpedo boats under Rear-admiral Sakturis has sailed to Canea Crete to announce Crete’s annexation to Greece.
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Vienna
Sakturis
Canea
Crete
Creta
Greece
Polish custom bride to be vanishes to avoid wedding
Lena Smerreck, 14, who was promised to marry John Chura of Bonne Terre, Mo., under a Polish custom since age five, disappeared on Sunday to dodge the wedding planned for the next day.
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ST. Louis
Lena. Smerreck
John Chura
Bonne Terre
City life list of local incidents across the week
A series of short city notes include an $8 stove fire at 2445 Martindale Avenue, a runaway horse stopped by Detective Wallace on South Alabama Street, pigeons to be shot at the state capitol roof, Lizzie Oliver to face police court on August 6 for shooting at Ed Chandler, two Ouglas brothers jailed after a money dispute on Howard Street, a horse collision injuring a boy near Hamilton Avenue with the driver not at fault per his mother, and John Rinkard appealing a murder conviction with sanity questions as his lawyers seek a stay and note his Lima, Ohio notoriety as Crazy John.
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John Rinkard
Wabash County
Supreme Court
Rinkard
Lima
British Forces in South Africa Seek $35 Million Boost
Official supplementary estimates issued Tuesday show British forces in South Africa need 35 million dollars immediately. It is unofficially estimated an additional 300 million dollars will be required by Christmas.
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London
South Africa
Marion county teachers institute opens at Plymouth church
The Marion county teachers institute meets Aug 25 with instructors Prof John M. Tyler from Amherst and Prof Arthur W. Dunn of Indianapolis high school. Trustees will pay daily stipends, replacing Supt Landes in attendance tracking. The reading circle for 1991 3 includes Judson's Europe in the nineteenth century and sanitation and decoration.
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Plymouth Church
John
Arthur W. Dunn
Indianapolis
Old Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood Poison
Advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison and cancer precursors, claiming to heal ulcers sores pimples and rheumatic symptoms by cleansing the blood. It offers a free trial and lists Dr. Gillam of Atlanta and a Indianapolis supplier as points of sale.
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Gillam
Mitchellst
Atlanta
Gilam
Indianapolis
Huder
Washington
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