Pere Marquette Gains Controlling Interest in Dayton Line
A private New York message reports Pere Marquette acquiring controlling stake in Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton through merger by Wabash, Gould-led, expanding through routes into Indianapolis. Expect improved connections to St Louis, Cincinnati, Toledo and the east, with rate competition likely lowering fares.
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Indianapolis
New York
Pere Marquette Railroad System
Michigan
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Pere Marquette
Wabash Railroad Company
George Gould
Indianapolia Railroad
Wabash Wil Goon
Indianapolia
St. Lois
Cincinnati
Toledo
Insurance Firms Dominate Indiana Revenue Rise
Indiana reports show more than 120 insurance agents with state certificates. Neal, deputy auditor, notes first half receipts from insurers total about 1.1 million dollars, a record high. Excess receipts beyond losses trigger a 3 percent tax, funding several state salaries.
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Inedrance
Indiana
Mr. Cennea
Insurance Department
FEO
Neat
Cement Pavement Works Planned Along Pennaytvarta Area
Cement walks and cordite will be laid from Terenty-eighthest to Thirtieth-at along Pennaytvarta in New Jersey and Delaware ria and Talbott-are. The sole protest before the works bound is from Tribotteave residents. The board says improvements will likely take action within a few days.
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Pennaytvarta
New Jersey
Delawareria
Talbott-are
Od Wayne mutual life reorganization advised by auditor
State auditor urges reorganization of the old Wayne mutual life association to better conserve stockholders' interests. Letters announcing the reorganization have been sent by Dr Lester with Judge Carter's order. meeting scheduled in June at the town hall. funds reported by the auditor.
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Od Wayne Mutual Ute Association
Lester
Carter
Water main flow through city mains noted
Water authorities report water is flowing through city mains. No interruptions or contamination reported. Residents urged to conserve water and report any unusual discoloration or pressure changes to the local utility office.
Expert Moore Praises Indianapolis Water Filtration System
Report from Mayor Holtaman shows Dr. George T. Moore and city officials reviewing the Indianapolis water company filtration setup. Moore declares the system among the country’s best, noting typhoid control data, with Moore returning to New York Monday night.
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Saye Inedianapolis
Holtaman
GC. B. Fersunon
A. C. Kimberlin
George T. Moore
Moore
Ciy Health Board
Indianapolis Water Company
Ferguson
Indianapolis
New York
Manterre Leads Prohibition Nomination Race At Convention
Nine candidates are expected for the prohibition party nomination at the Indianapolis convention. Alfred L. Manterre of New York leads, with Gen Nelson A Miles also discussed as a possible nominee. State chairman Newills predicts a large turnout. Leonidas G. Dynes, 64, of Indianapolis, died in Winchester Indiana from heart neuralgia. He will be buried in Indianapolis after a widow, sons, and two daughters survive him. Dynes had recently run a printing office on the South side.
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Indianapolis
Alfred Lb. Manterre
New York
Nelson A. Miles Ean Upuer
Ihan
Newills
Leonidas G. Dynes
Lindan St
Winchester Ind
Mies Constance Hamilton
Wigey
Union City
Dynes
The
Republican
Woman’s murder clash ends in farmyard brawl
Five miles south of Indianapolis on Spastes farm Sunday a fight erupted over a wife incident. Beiskte, Blesske, and Sayles clashed as Mrs Sayles screamed bloody murder. Spates testified Beerskle had married his sister. Judge Whallon fined Biesskite $1 after a chaotic scene with a monkey wrench in the yard. Snayles discharged.
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Mola
Bayles
Joe Blecekir
Polen
Indianapolis
Spastes
Blerakly
Rin
Blesske
Spavies
Spales
Beeskoe
Sayles
Brexske
Saylea
Whallon
Biess- Kite
Snayles
Weather Forecast and Legal Claim Mixed Item
Fair conditions with 7 am 68 noon 82 and 2 pm 83 temperatures. Indians and nearby states see variable winds. William Shields seeks damages from Willem Roune & Son in a civil claim related to an alleged accident at his employment.
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William Shields
Damares
Willem Roune & Son
Fed Sien
Prince Pu Lun to Take Last Look at Indiana Stop
Prince Pu Lun will pass through Indianapolis on the Big Four at 6:20 p.m. on his way east from St. Louis. His itinerary includes departures and returns tied to World’s Fair duties with Chinese exhibit concerns and a diplomat in Indianapolis remaining to oversee the China exhibit.
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Prince PU Lun
Indiana
Indianapolis
St. Louis
New York
France
Fair City
Wortrata
Emptest Dowager
China
Wong Kat Kai
Lair
Gete
Prince Pu Jain
Prince Pu
Bey
Chingea
Jury Seeks Comfort as Jailor John Mendenhall Aids Jury
The jury in a forgery case was taken on an interurban ride to Martinsville by jailer John Mendenhall who paid their fare and arranged meals. They attended church and rested in the prosecutor’s room with cots to ensure a comfortable night, amid a lighter view of their duties.
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John Mendenhall
Court House
Mendenhall
Martinsville
John
License rush plagues city clerks under deadline
Up to noon Monday the city controller’s office tallies show an annual surge in licenses with hundreds issued daily. Deputies say the pace surpasses recent weeks as more residents hurry to secure permits and penalties rise for late applicants.
Delirious Man Taken In Custody After Fever Spell
Louie Maxie a colored man was found delirious with a fever and talking incoherently about craps. Patrolman Anderson took him into custody Thursday, believing him insane, and he remained at home in a sick condition.
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Louie Maxie
Milasouri
Anderson
Music
Maxie
Offere Anderson
Heron
Drunken Fight Ends in Stabbing Death at Saloon
Early Sunday evening a drunken dispute near Adolph Kohn's saloon at 338 Massachusetts Avenue led to a fatal stabbing of Thomas Howard by William Williams. Howard died hours later at City Hospital. Capt Kinney and Detectives Lancaster and Lowe investigated with witnesses. Williams was arrested.
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Thomas Howard
William Willams
City Hospital
Adolph Kohn
Massachu- Rettkave
Ktoney
Lancaster
Lowe
Howard
Williams
Robors
Wiliams
Willams
Capt
Kinney
Morphine case adjoins drunken arrest in court
John McCoy faced Judge Whallon for a morphine related matter after an arrest for drunkenness. The judge fined him one dollar and costs as McCoy trembled and was led away. Frank Hanly campaigned at the state house during a Monday visit. Austermiller McKeran to wed Christy McKernan and sister Zelma Austermiller will attend the Sacred Heart church ceremony.
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John McCoy
Whallon
McCoy
Henry Bold
Frank Hanly
State House
Odda Ate
Ollo
Austermiller—McKeran
Charles J, Austermiller
Misa Xilenore McKernan
Sacred Heart Church
Zelma Austermiller
Gteen
Head Hit by Trolley Pole in West Indianapolis
Bricklayer Charles Hilligose of 1406 Oliver Ave was severely injured when his head struck a trolley pole while the car crossed River Ave ridge. He was unconscious briefly, cut on the forehead, and taken home for care by Dr. Mesander of West Indianapolis.
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West Indianapalis
Charles
Hilligose
Oliver Ave
Hillacse
River-ave
Dr. 4. 3. Mesander
West
Indianapolis
Labor conditions praised by McCormack in The Sun
Labor commissioner McCormack states Indiana has strong labor relations with better employer and worker harmony. He cites limited strikes at Linton and Nablesville, noting organization on both sides reduces disputes. He argues organized labor and management lessen conflict and broaden workers' views, framing organization as the solution to labor problems.
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Indiana
McCormack
Witte
Linton
Nablesville
Asphalting Trust to Accelerate Work in Utah Find
State geologist Blatchley reports a fax from Charles Burns of Berne Indiana describing a carbonate iron nodule found in Utah. The small elliptical stone contains a nucleus and a cavity filled with pure nephalium.
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Blatchley
Charles Burns
Berne
Ind
Utah
Neal Arraigned Over Blake Street Dispute Fight
Aabury Neal of 613 Blake Street was arraigned before Judge Wharton Monday morning on charges of directing vocal cussing at neighbors. The dispute led to a fight with George Johnston, 613 Blake Street, who defended his honor after Neal insulted a young woman. Neal claimed self defense with a chair and could not recall his prior arrests. Johnston was discharged. Neal was fined 10 dollars for a contempt charge.
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Aabury Neal
Blake-nt
Jndze Whatinn
Blake-st
George Johnston
Neal
Johnaton
Wharton
Indicted Mrs Patterson in Caesar Young murder case
Mrs Patterson faces murder charges in connection with the death of Caesar Young. The indictment alleges direct involvement in the fatal act and points to evidence presented by prosecutors. No trial date is listed in the report.
Actress Nan Patterson Indicted for First Degree Murder
New York June 13 The grand jury returned a murder in the first degree indictment against actress Nan Patterson for the shooting of Caesar Young in a cab on West Broadway The coroner's inquest found Young died from a pistol wound Patterson fainted during the indictment announcement and was revived by Coroner Jackson Her arraignment was postponed due to illness and her trial likely to begin next September with her remaining jailed at the Tombs
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Young
Saya
Yori
Kerwin W. Rogging
Hudison St. Hospital
O'Hanlon
Patterson
Croner
Jackson
Jude Newburger
Judge Awards Mrs Violette One Cent Verdict in Dr Sears Suit
In Fall River Massachusetts Judge McDonough ruled for Mrs Clarrice Violette granting a verdict of one cent after Dr George Sears allegedly kissed and bit her ear during a medical visit. The defense denied all allegations and a prior settlement collapsed amid disagreement over payment terms.
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Fall River
Mass
Jase
George Sears
Fia
Clarrice Vightee
John J. McDonough
Villette
Searn
Violette
Bours
Counser
O Cums
Trapped the Russians And Mowed Down 800 Men
A terse battle note describes Soviet forces trapped and repelled with heavy casualties as 800 enemy troops were killed or forced to retreat in a decisive clash. The action reflects intense ground combat with reported ferocity and strategic significance.
Far East War Toggles and River News From June Fronts
Reports describe Russian defeats near Pulanben and Port Arthur with 180 casualties, Japanese maneuvers drawing Russians into renewed retreat. Battleship Chareviten repaired at Port Arthur, mines cloud seas near Tientsin. Refugees from Korea and Manchuria seek asylum aboard foreign warships. Amur River opening signals movement, while Kuroki reinforces and pursues multifront assault. Russian infantry retreat near Nuchwang with heavy march fatigue and wounded en route.
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Rivchwang
Pulanben
Publieh Tlea
Port Arthur
Cnar
Kal-Cnow
Tentsin
Hich
Fea
Guiak
Captured thief jailed after chase in Marion Indiana
Oil worker Harry Ford stole 19.80 from roommate Harley Lewis of Rockboro and was captured after a street pursuit in Marion. Lewis later accompanied a young lady, Ford confessed to the crime and was handed to the turnkey. A separate note reports McCarthy charged with abducting a girl after a New York detective request. The first two tactaries set to draw fires Wednesday for a three month vacation.
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Marion
Ind
Harry Ford
Hin
Harley Lewis
Rocemboro
Lewis
Ford
Glang
Sply
Rockefeller plans vast consolidation of American mines
New York reports a proposed amalgamation of all major mining interests led by John D. Rockefeller with a capital of 2.5 billion dollars. The plan aims to control the nation’s mineral output, with engineers to assess property values and a potential final move anticipated by January 1, 1905 amid mining circles and officials.
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New York
America
Monwday
John D. Rockfeller
United States
Air. Rockefeller
Willam Rockefeller
H. H. Rogert
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Mines of
Rockefeller
Unitedtates
Corps of Engineers
Benator Kearns
Dennis Ryan
St. Paul
Damen
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Korea
Manchuria
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