Richmond to Host Large State Sunday School Convention
Richmond prepares for a mass convention with about 3000 delegates expected, including 1000 from Indianapolis. The June 31 23 event will be in the Law building and Main St Friends Church with official delegates sent from each school and county. Delegates receive sleeping space and breakfast. other meals are on their own, with special dining rooms arranged. Local committee appeals for homes to shelter visitors.
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Indianapolis
Asevera
Law Building
Richmond
St. Friends’ Church
Erzena
Committee On
Demonium loop-the-loopist fatally injured in accident
In Fort Scott Kansas on Tuesday night Demon a female performer with the Parker amusement company was hurled from a large ball while attempting a loop the loop. She fell five feet from the end of the track and was picked up unconscious. doctors fear she will die.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Demonia
Parker Amusement Company
Prince Pu Lun Sees Indianapolis Visitors Last Time
Prince Pu Lun-Tun spent a few minutes in Indianapolis on Tuesday night, greeted at Union Station by Moy Kee and town entertainment committee. Mr Wong conveyed a medal as the prince, noting language differences, was met by Mayor Holteman and others including William Fortune, Russell Fortune, Alfred Potts, Cass Conna and Louis Hoover. He rode away in his car after a brief reception.
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Prince Pu Tun
Moy Kee
Entertainment
Mr. Wong
Mayer Holteman
William Fortune
Russell Fortune
Alfred Potts
Cass Conna
Louis Hoover
Union Station
Churchill
Railway Sup:ts Look At Telegraph Invention
An invention dubbed a sound nag rifler for main tne relays will be tested during the conference of railway superintendents of telegraph. The marvel magnifies sound with a metap hone attachment and would end the need for local sounders, saving railroads about 199 dollars monthly per office in maintenance costs if successful.
Whose Arm Away Save? Old Tom Bryan Tells City Hospital Tale
Old Tom Bryan, at City hospital, recounts losing most of his arm after repeated surgeries following a horse kick. He says doctors removed successive segments as his arm deteriorated and fears more amputation if conditions continue.
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Tom Bryan
City Hospital
Tom
Hope Uncle Sam Will Give Him a Home
John Biner, a homeless old soldier, lies at the City Hospital with a diseased hip after being found in the city yards. He served in the Mth Indiana volunteers and was injured badly in wartime. He has lived hard, supported his mother, and now cannot work or find housing. He hopes for a home from Uncle Sam.
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John Biner
Hoover
Market and
Pinents
Mth
Indiana Volunteers
Charlie Browse
Indianapolis
Seiler
Ike
Sun Man
Sam
I Didn't Intend to Steal Them Judge Rules 25 and 30 Days
In police court Edmond Tompkins of Indiana Avenue claimed he took rubber boots and a rain coat to wear in wet weather and planned to return them when the rain stopped. Judge Whallon set the sentence at $25 and 30 days in jail. A second item notes the marriage of Rev J W Houpt of Alfordsville and M Delfiah Hunt, who renewed acquaintance after years apart and wed after both endured previous losses.
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Edmond Tompkins
Indiana-ave
Tompkins
Dennis Sullivan
J. W. Houpt
Alfordsville
M. Delfiah Hunt
Ho Wentet
Sullivan County
Reprieve Granted for Mrs Valentino in New Jersey Case
Acting governor Wikelee issued a 21 day reprieve for Mrs Anna Valentino who was sentenced to be hanged on Thursday June 16 after being convicted in a Trenton court. The delay postpones the execution and preserves her life for now.
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Valentino
Trenton
N. J
Wikelee
Anna Valentino
Old Wayne mutual policy turmoil leaves widows fearful
The Indiana auditor notes many inquiries about the Old Wayne mutual life insurer. Letters from widows and longtime members describe loss fears as policies move between companies via transfers. The Western Union Insurance Co Chicago offers to assume old certificates, prompting state scrutiny and possible court supervised reorganization.
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Auditor of State
Old Wayne Mutual Use Association
Mate Cameron Gibgon
Jonesboro
Ind
Elkhart
Washington
Wayne
Western Union Insurance Company
Chicago
E. Brown
Philadelphia
E. Robinson
Baltimore
Lfe
Western Mion Insurance Company
Sherrick
CC Gilmore
Western Union
Cleveland seeks transfer of Inez Redd on theft charge
Cleveland police chief Fred Kohler sent a communication to Columbus authorities requesting the transfer of Inez Redd, a colored woman held on a petty charge. The letter notes she was arrested in Cleveland on a pocket-picking charge, released on $50 bail which was forfeited, and implies federal authorities may send her there for investigation.
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Fred Kohler
Cleveland
Linn
Inez Redd
Red
Water supply improves with more wells, health board notes
The water company now pumps from nearly double the wells used two months ago, rising from 16 to 33. Health authorities say city water quality has improved, with Dr. Kimberlin supporting a well equipped laboratory and daily taste testing by the health board.
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Kimberlin
Health Board
Drunks Create Scene on Northwestern Avenue Car
Passengers on a Northwestern Avenue street car on Tuesday witnessed a drunk leading a blind man who sells papers on Washington Street. Both men were visibly intoxicated and staggered along the car’s path before boarding and riding to Riverside Park.
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Washington
Riverside Park
State land sale planned near Deaf and Dumb Institute
The Commission for the disposition of state lands met in the governor's office to accept bids on 120 acres of land occupied by the Deaf and Dumb Institute. Bids will be received for the entire tract or for parcels, with sale opportunities set for September.
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Deaf and Dumb Institute
Woman Tears Envelope Believed Empty Near Washington
Milas Lulu Culbertson of 2145 Talbott Ave tore up an envelope containing five dollars and a Mobil card, thinking it was empty as she crossed Washington and Pennsylvania. A few bills were recovered by Patrolman Paulsell and taken to the Indiana National Bank, with hope of replacement from Washington.
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Milas Lulu Culbertson
Talbott Ave
Mobil
Washington
Pennsylvaniacis
Paulsell
Indiana National Bank
Columbus man feigns death attempt amid murder case
June 15 Columbus reports Louis Harmon condemned to die made an unsuccessful attempt to hang himself with his suspenders on Wednesday morning in the aftermath of his arrest for the Geyer murder. This marks his fourth self harm attempt since the arrest.
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Columbus
Louis Harmon
Geyer
Tragedy of King Saul at Bt Joseph's College
Readers witness a student production at Bt Joseph's College titled Tragedy of King Saul. Cast, direction, and stage details appear in this brief notice from the college calendar.
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King Saul
Bt. Joseph’s College
Rensselect
Wit Alve
King Baul
Fogarty Wins In First Bout Office coin collection
Fogarty enforced an old Nicholson law fine against George Zimmerman after a contested recom mitment. Police pursued Zimmerman who surrendered after a second attempt on Wednesday for the sale of squor. The fine remained unpaid until Fogarty seized the coin, while Judge Whallon and City Clerk Fogarty clashed over collection.
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Whallon
George Zimmerman
Fogarty
Zimmerman
Whelton
Lazar town cleaner offers water purification machine
A resident from Elizabethtown Indiana claims a water purification machine will disinfect cisterns and improve water quality. John W Danlap says the device purifies water by air flow, removes worms and impurities, and has four years of use in Liztown. He offers to sell or operate it for the city health board.
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Laztown
Indianapolis
John W. Danlap
Elizabethtown
Ind
City Health Board
Armunt
Liztown
Forgot and taken ring leads to arrest in cash loss case
Anna Dorsey colored was arrested by Detectives Holtz and Bray on a charge of receiving a stolen diamond ring alleged to be worn and forgotten. Dorsey claimed she lent the finger to a gentleman friend who disappeared with the ring, while employer Mrs. Clune reported the loss Saturday evening on Senate Avenue, as investigators search for the man involved.
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Anna Doreey
Holtz
Bray
Dorsey
John Clune
Senate Ave
Mus Lorsey
Holtz and
Kray
Detective Allen Grant Testifies In Meyberg Forgery Trial
The transcript shows Allen Grant of the Pinkerton agency questioned about his own work history in Chicago. The defense pressed a list of past jobs including saloon ownership and dynamite making as Meyberg stands trial for forging railway passes and selling them.
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Chicago
Allen Grant
Dinkerton
Michel 8
Meyber
Tn Criminal Court
Meyberg
Ambassador Choate for Attorney General
Ambrose Choate is urged as a candidate for attorney general. Edward K Turper of New York files for bankruptcy at Abingdon Virginia with liabilities around 400 and assets limited to 50. Harper heads Big Stone Gap iron co. Amputation needed after a railcar incident injures Thomas Kinney at Belt railroad.
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E. L. Harper
Bristol,tenn
Edward K. Turper
New York
Abingilan
Harper
Big Stone Gap Iron Company
Big Stone Gap
American Central Life Ins Co
American National Bank
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Wa Capital National Bank
MI Central Crust Company
Climax Coffer & Pak
Ut Columbia National Bank
Consumers Face Trust, 1300 & SM. Co. Telephone
Federal Union Surety Co
Meine Brewis Company
Watol Na Natinal Bank
Indiana
Fant Trust Company
Imlianapolis Abatteir
Indpis & Martinsville
R. T. Co
Hanapols Fire Ing Co
Tealinanoiis Gas Company
Iulianapolis & Eastern Ry. Co
Indianapolis & Eastern
Hudianapolis
Oeota Unica Traction
Xean Traction
Tnian Trust Company
van Camp Hardware Co
Wasson, Peele
Isererees Hoss Bonds
Rlyte
Fg Cilgens’ Street Railroad
Wily Tm
Mad, Co
Triephone
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Union Traction
Co & Southern
Ins & Eastern
Indianapolis Adpis
Greenfield
Sulianapolis
Tay Indpl & Marrinsvl
Inonl
Northern Traction
Kana
Indianapolis Water Co
Kokomo & Baie 53 Light Co
Hear & Light Co
Union Tractien
Sales
Upton Tracitan
Excursion Steamer Slocum Fire Kills Hundreds on Raritan
The Slocum burned near the Island. Rescue work continued as bodies lined the New York shore and at North Brothers Island. Police and volunteers recovered 175 bodies by 2 30 pm with hundreds more feared dead.
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Churchill
Avex
Sound
New York
North Brothers’ Island
Riker’a
From & To T
Cigar Stub Sparks Fight Between Two Smiths in Indianapolis
Two men both named Smith, claiming not to be brothers, fought over ownership of a cigar stub after arriving in Indianapolis. They explained their travels and friendship, then argued in a boxcar before police. Both were charged with vagrancy and trespass and ordered to leave town. They agreed to share any future found cigars peacefully.
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Smith
Tursday
Indianapolis
Joe Smith
Everning
Hallon
Judas Whaller
John Smith
Howard to Appeal to the Supreme Court
Frankfort June 15 The court of appeals overruled James Howard's petition for a rehearing in the murder case. Howard, sentenced to life imprisonment for alleged complicity in William Gaebel's death, will be brought to the penitentiary as soon as the mandate issues. His attorneys will appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
James Howard
William Gaebel
Howard
Eta
Sna
United States Supreme Court
Chicago Grain Market Report June Grain Prices
Chicago grain notes show wheat and corn moves with July and September futures quoted. Mixed bids and openings mark price shifts, while fragments reference market names and figures from the prior session.
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Chicago
WAI
ABC
SMD Ate
Gacate
Due Pic
Onering
HKG
Spening Ric
Two Officers of the Women's Federation
Two officers of the Women's Federation attempted to pursue sale of an item reported in a Sun newspaper ad. The piece notes ongoing activity by federation members and mentions an alumnus in association with the sale.
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THE
Women’s Federation
Live Stock Market Reports From Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Market reports from Indianapolis note Receipts 1,500 shipments 30, general market quotes down 1c to 2c for steers and heifers across weight classes. Cattle, sheep and hogs show weaker tone with prices lower. strong emphasis on steers, heifers, and cows with varied weights. Cincinnati also reports light cattle receipts, active demand, and milk and produce pricing from New York markets.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
New York Stocks Dull Consolidation With Moderate Gain
New York stocks opened with animation and generally higher, led by a surge in Manhattan shares. Trading showed overbought signals as traders watched Pacific and Southern securities amid mixed fortunes. noon quotes list Pennsylvania 15, Southern Pacific 442, Amalgamated 2%, Missouri Pacific 1%, and Canadian Pacific 19. Total volume reached 207,300 shares.
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New York
Manhattan
Simul
International Histoy Red
Reading
Tw Tigher
Southern Pacine Art Union Arity
Guntera Electric
London
Hina
Union Pacific
Cully
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Capner
Erin
L. & Norm
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Pittsburg Live Stock Markets Mixed Prices and Slaughter Figures
Pittsburg and Chicago reports show varied livestock trading. Cattle and sheep receipts totaled near 210 and 15 thousand respectively with prime beef and heavy lambs in demand. prices range across heavy, medium, and light lots. Feeder stock and hogs moved higher, while grain futures listed cash and near-term contracts with small fluctuations.
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Pittsburg
HaKi Hoge
Chicago
Wentern
Trent
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Auditor's Office
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Ambassador Choate
Thomas Kinney
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St. Louis, Mo
Louise B. Poppenheim
Mise Loulse B. Poppenheim
South Parana
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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