Dilday Termination at Equitable Life Leader
Official notices reveal Indiana state manager Dilday to resign with termination effective August. Tarbell, vice president, dispatched orders from New York accelerating his removal as Equitable Life moves to reform management under President Morton.
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Tarbell
THE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Indiana
Dilday
New York
de Daldaw
Indieana
Equitable Life Assn
Taldas
Tee Rammaie
Beaustahe Seriery
Hhe
Vicw
Leo
Presdent Morton
Hariness
Qifdav
Vic Press Ue Tarvell
Falung Om
Diana
Motive Known in Murder of Sarah Schafer in Bedford
Bedford detective Robert Owens requests Gov J Frank Hanly and Attorney General Miller reopen the 1904 murder case of Bedford High School teacher Sarah Schafer. He alleges local officials bribed to derail the probe and cover up the crime. Owens asserts he has proof linking a wealthy Bedford figure to the slaying and offers evidence to the state leaders for a proper prosecution.
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Robert Owens
Owens
Bedford
J. Frank Hanly
W. Miller
Sarah Schafer
Bedford High School
Governors Office
Fred L. Gemmer
Stiller
Ter
Girther Confervice
Ger Henry
Mount Vernon
Gember
Atock
Gavens
Lawrence County
Gay Hanly
Miller
Mer
Teorge
Justler
Gfe
Funkx
Hanly
Alwass
Gov. Hanly
Miller Imp Facta
Woman Argues For Sidewalk Placement Debate
Mrs Mary A Blanchard of Temple Avenue urged the Board of Public Works to place the sidewalk between Tenth and Twelfth streets next to the property line rather than at the curb, contending it would boost property value. Opposing owners argued trees would suffer and safety concerns. after hours of discussion the board sided with the majority to keep the curbside location.
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Board of Public Works
Templeare
Mary A. Blanchard
U. N. Temple Ave
Blanchard
Mra. Blanchard
Nwneta
White Slavery Report From Alaska Sparked by Davis Claim
In a letter from Unalaska Alaska Prof W A Davis superintendent of public schools claims white persons are held in bondage in the territory and in other towns. He says he freed two girls, seeks release for six more, and criticizes U S authorities for inaction while noting efforts to eradicate the evil.
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Frof. Davis
Alaska
Ecripps
RAP Press Association
ST. Louis
United States
W. A. Davis
United States Public Schools
Unalaska
St. Lows
Pit
Nuits
Una- Iuaka
Vardaman
Mississippi
Louletang
Haere
Willman Fatally Injured in Kentucky Bicycle Accident
Arthur Willman telegraph messenger boy fatally injured in a bicycle accident at Madisonville Kentucky last Saturday after starting a street fair ride. The incident was reported by Scripps-McRae Press in Terre Haute Indiana.
Water works board questions Irvington water meter policy
The Board of Public Works sent a communication to Indianapolis Water Company after a complaint from Simon Frazier of Irvington about water service without a meter. The board argued Irvington is part of the city and annexed, so meter rates and city water rules should apply and warned the company to resolve the issue.
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Simon Frazier
Irvington
Board of Buble Works
Indianapolis Water Company
Imon Frazier
Frazier
Indianapolis
Tivington
Tates
Fragiers
Irvinegton
Milk theft blamed on night wagon drivers
Patrick Sullivan reports that milk wagon drivers following street sweepers at night along B West Street have been stealing milk from front porches of residents. He asks Charles Garrard, superintendent of the street department, to address the issue. Sullivan says he can identify all the milk thieves.
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Patrick Sullivan
Charles Garrard
Sullivan
Plan to control Nebraska Democrats clashes with Bryan
Press dispatch from Omaha reports W. J. Bryan to lead a fight for party control in Nebraska. Opponents plan a statewide newspaper network to discredit Bryan, with E. B. Brown of Hastings as movement head and co operation from J. H. Eckets and others.
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Gcripps
M' Rae Press Association
Omaha
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Branka
Bryan
E. BE. Brown
Hastings
Neb
the Observer
J. H. Eckets
Identity of lunatic shot after killing two near here
Hutch Cassidy, the outlaw and train robber, established the identity of the lunatic who opened fire near here after killing two horses that tried to capture him. The incident occurred in Wyoming and involved a violent confrontation with a single assailant. Authorities confirm Cassidy’s role in identifying the shooter.
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Jeno Gag Raves
Adluuia
Douglab
Porse
Hutch Cassidy
Convict Granted Parole to Attend Father’s Funeral
Gov. J Frank Hanly issued parole to Orlie Sellers an inmate of the state prison to allow him to come to Indianapolis to attend his father’s funeral. Sejlera will be in charge of an officer from the prison.
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J. Frank Hanly
Orlie Sellers
Indianapolis
Sejlera
Train Collision Near Joliet Injures Eighteen
A touring special train collided with a work train south west of Joliet on July 23. Eighteen people, including passengers and rain crew, sustained injuries though none were serious. Names and residences of several injured are listed, with transport to hospital for treatment.
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Ecripps-M Rar Press Association
Joliet
Rock Island
Ene Bineer
Taimi
Firimian
Engmerra
Hatheres
Riot at Giotto Leaves Three Dead in West Virginia
A riot between Americans and Italians at Giotto in Bluefield West Virginia on Monday left three dead and ten injured, with some casualties still at risk. The incident prompted investigations and heightened security as authorities worked to determine the causes and arrest potential suspects.
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Scripps
RAE Press Association
Bluefield
W. Va
Giotto
Will of Eva Hendershot Piles Up Probate Challenge
Atchison Kansas July hearing, the probate court refused to admit Eva Hendershot's will. She died two weeks earlier leaving an estate valued around 720000 to 700000. The heirs protested claiming undue influence. Judge announced intent to appoint an administrator. Young will appeal.
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the Sun
Atchison
Kas
Eva Hendershot
IE Young
Atchisons
Hampton
Hendershot
Bouth Haven Open Again Amid Turmoil
In mid July 4 the town of Bouth Haven reopened as crowds flooded streets and merchants ran freely. Sheriff and Mayor Hurihar faced no interference while citizens expressed elation. General Carnahan was reported to be slowly improving on Monday.
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Heuer
Haven
Hurihar
Religious Denominations Unite In Prayer Amid Yellow Fever Scourge
In New Orleans on July 31 many churches joined in prayer for relief from yellow fever. Twelve new cases were reported by noon with no deaths. Mississippi bars entry from New Orleans without a health certificate while city residents cleanse streets and disinfect cisterns as clergy urge vigilance.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Scripps.mrave Press Association
New Orleans
Mississippi Bull
Scripps Mare
Vellaw Tower
Duindre
Evere Peresy Dak
Mendy
Quarantine Notes Tie Health to Yellow Fever Alerts
Southern Pacific compact ship messages report passengers from New Orleans showing no fever after inspection while Mobile and Jackson dispatchers confirm health actions. Alabama Board of Health orders prompt enforcement of measures affecting rail and city transit as officials monitor the spread.
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Coley Btalen
le Spague
Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
Mobile
Ala
Alabama Board of Health
Ly & No
Catiway
Dellaye
Etty Mobile
Louisana
Ward Meetings Discuss Mosquito War and Fever Toll
Ward meetings outline ongoing mosquito control efforts in the city. Volunteers canvass homes, oil cisterns, and screen basins as yellow fever cases rise to 57 with 3 deaths in a day. Ministers join in door to door relief, while panic and quarantines ripple through Italian quarters and Mississippi shipments face friction amid political tensions.
Tragic Slide At Rowan’s Park Claims Life
A Sunday incident at Rowan’s Park ends in two deaths when a leather strap around Curry’s neck snapped, hurling him eight feet to the ground near the same spot where two relatives were killed by trains earlier. Jay Gunter, 2, was killed nearby by a Pennsylvania train, echoing a brother’s fate and a sister’s prior accident at the same location.
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Marion
Rowan's Park
Curry
Lbe
Scripps-Ahae Prrse Association
Greenville
Jay Gunter
Pennsylvania
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