SPECIAL TRAINS BRING TURNERS TO INDIANAPOLIS
Special trains from the east and west will reach Indianapolis before 5 o'clock on Wednesday bringing turners to the gymnast festival. About 80 coaches will carry 5,000 people plus nearly a dozen special coaches on regular trains. A torchlight parade will follow, starting at the German house and ending at Monument Place, with thousands of Germans and 200 torches anticipated.
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Adventist Sunday Work Case Stirs Local Court
Justice J H Sheppard freed Mr and Mrs Browning after evidence showed Seventhday Adventists view Saturday as worship and Sunday as a work day. Neighbor Mary Paris had reported them for Sabbath desecration after seeing them garden on Sunday near her home. The judge ruled no law was broken.
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City Record for a Day Births and deaths listed in detail
Births recorded for Otto Miller and Mrs Miller at 213 Highland. Buskirk at 283 Highland. Edwards at 315 W Twelfth. Garby at City hospital. deaths include Margaret Moon at Deaconess hospital and many others with ages, causes such as cancer meningitis tuberculosis apoplexy and senility. numerous marriage notices and building permits listed with names and addresses throughout the city.
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Highland
Fred and
Jesse Buskirk
Calvin
Jennie Edwards
Edward and
Margaret Garby
City Hospital
Margaret A. Moon
Deaconess
Harold Tenford
Delaware
Thomas D. Stoker
Tessie Ellctt
E. Washington
William Riley
Andrew Jackson
Meridian
Alice Bauer
Redmond
Trixie Glenn Nelson
Edith M. Gardner
Adell
Phiana Watterson
W. Washington
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Little Sisters of
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Pennsylvania
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Bright
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Patterson
Lucy McDonald
Two Republicans file for council seats in primary ballots
Chairman Metzger of the Republican city central committee received two certificates late Tuesday night for ballot access. Charles L. Hartman seeks councilman at large, Edward J. Sickelman aims for the Eighth Ward seat. Rumors of opposition to Councilman Joseph Gasper had circulated but none appeared. Sickelman's filing was surprising.
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Republican City Central Committee
Charles L. Hartman
Edward J. Stickelmen
Eighth Ward
Joseph Gasper
Sickelman
Suit for a Receiver in Hecla Mining Case
The suit of Newton Todd Michael H Spades and George Marott for a receiver for the Hecla Consolidated Mining company will be tried in circuit court Wednesday afternoon. The officers of the mining company are charged with drawing excessive salaries and mismanaging the mine, which is old and rich in ore.
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Newton Todd
Michael H. Spades
George Marott
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company
Democratic aspirant Helfrich seeks Fifth Ward council nomination
John Helfrich announces his bid for the council seat in the Fifth Ward subject to Democratic action. He is described as popular and intent on working hard for the party’s nomination.
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Robbery suspects arrested in Aughville case
Jack Wheapy of Aughville and Frank Davis of 1012 Harrison Avenue were arrested Wednesday morning by Patrolmen Ash and Merz on grand larceny charges. Police allege the pair stole a gold watch from a colleague at Western Cold Storage. the watch was recovered.
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Aughville
Frank Davis
Harrison Ave
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Merz
Western Cold Storage Company
New Inspectors Appointed for City Safety Board
John Cryan of Cryan Elevator named elevator inspector by the Board of Safety. E. Berry appointed assistant building inspector on probation. Louis Sarah, Gamewell operator at the police station, resigns amid difficulties beating.
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Cryan Elevator Company
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Gamewell
Osterman Divorce Case Closes After Financial Dispute
Margaret Osterman sues for alimony in a divorce from John Osterman wealthy ex county treasurer. Arguments by ex mayor Caleb Denny for Mrs Osterman and John Duncan for the defendant cited money disputes and children from a former marriage. Osterman valued around 10,000 and Judge Carter took the case under advisement.
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John Osterman
Caleb Denny
Butler Divorce Granted After Custody Award
Clara B Butler testified to Judge Allen that George F Butler showed her a photo of himself with another woman and said she was his man. He carried the picture. he provided little for wife and child, and abused the girl’s mother. The court granted the divorce, awarded custody to the mother, and ordered $8 monthly child support.
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Allen
Will Hanly Save Them May Bring Clemency For Donahue
The statehouse wrestles with clemency after the supreme court upheld Edward Donahue’s death sentence. Governor Hanty, known to oppose capital punishment, may face pressure, while Marion county Republicans press for mercy for Berkeley Smith, also condemned to death. The smith case appeal is not before the court. Observers say only personal sympathy from Gay, Hanty, or others could drive clemency, not policy.
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Ohio veteran freed on condition after intoxication plea
James Mc Manus, a member of the Sixty-seventh Ohio, told Police Judge Thomas C. Whallon he fought through the war and called himself a worn veteran. The judge, after the plea, allowed him to go home to Marion on the condition he return to the local home.
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Thomas C. Whallon
Ol- Blerz
Marion
Shelbyville Hill murder case grips town buildup of theories
The Shelbyville murder case stirs the town as residents debate motives and possible suspects. Authorities broadened the probe beyond the city, while the Hills testified in Indianapolis and returned to Shelbyville. At least five witnesses saw a colored man leave with a rubber hose carpet-beater, now believed to be the murder weapon.
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Examination for stenographer and typewriter roles open to men
The Panama service announces exams for stenographer and typewriter positions in Cincinnati. No women need apply as the openings are restricted to men. The announcement notes the examination will be held in June.
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An Awful Skin Humor Covered Head Neck and Shoulders
A long suppressed skin condition caused years of agony for a patient. The report notes suffering across twenty five years and describes the impact on daily life and health. No medical diagnosis is provided in the readable text.
Cure for Severe Skin Humors with Cuticura
P Keyes of 41 Congress Street Boston Massachusetts endured twenty five years of a dreadful skin humor covering head neck and shoulders with foul discharge. After trying many doctors he used Cuticura and was quickly cured advising others with similar conditions to try it.
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Wheat Declines In Chicago Markets June Entry
General markets report fractional wheat declines in Chicago trading. July prices show minor losses while September opens lower before regaining some strength. Provisions also ease with pork, lard, and ribs quotes slipping slightly as the session closes.
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Mrs Clark Snubs Butte Society Guests at Clark Mansion
Social leaders in Butte Montana recount an awkward scene as several upper class women were refused entry to U S Senator W A Clark and Mrs Clark as they waited at the mansion. Report notes Mrs Clark’s preference for old friends from her poverty days over wealthier visitors who now seek her favor.
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Nude statue bought for Clay school funds rejected
Fort Wayne Indiana June 21. A cast of a famous nude statue was purchased from a fund raised by Clay Grammar School. Teachers debated whether to clothe the youth to protect child minds, choosing to ship the piece back to the Chicago dealer for a more conventional work.
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Chicago
May Get Reprieve in Murder Case
Windsor VI June 2 The chance that Mrs Mary Rogers under sentence for the murder of her husband will go another reprieve looks brighter It is believed that Gov Bal will issue a reprieve or at least a month longer delay in the decision The spelling and phrasing reflect a telegraphic news brief from Scripps-McRae Press Association
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Windsor
Mary Rogers
Bal
Funeral of SB Sheelln President of Teleptone Co
Funeral for SB Sheerln, president of the Teleptone company, who collapsed and died Tuesday during a Chicago speech, will be held at 6 a.m. Friday at St Peter and St Paul churches. Rev Joseph Chartrand will deliver the sermon.
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Stages of a Mixed Market Day Across Cities
The report surveys a volatile trading session with Brooklyn Rapid Transit and steel preferred shares up, sugar and smelters gaining, and Union Pacific leading gains while Reading and Metropolitan Street Railway trend down. Bond prices steady, with a large London buying wave and a heavy but not decisive Restling dividend decision anticipated. Local farm and produce prices are listed, including vegetables and fruits with varied per unit costs. Indianapolis and Chicago livestock and grain figures show modest declines in hogs and mixed results in cattle, with steady steer prices and a cautious market tone overall.
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Kaiser Races Express Train In Car Speed Duel
Scripps reporter from Hamburg describes an extraordinary chase as Emperor William speeds a Kaiser car alongside a parallel express train from Hanover toward the city. The Kaiser holds high speeds until a curve forces him away from the tracks and a tire bursts, nearly overturning the motor vehicle.
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Man shoots daughter in mistaken burglary claim
Scripps-McRae press association reports Memphis on June 21 that J H Knott of Holly Springs Mississippi shot his daughter Mrs Boone Tuesday night after mistaking her for a burglar. Repeated break in attempts at the home preceded the shooting. The daughter was possibly fatally wounded as authorities investigate.
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Two Killed by Lightning in Washington Indiana Storm
A violent storm hit Washington County on Tuesday night. Addie Graham, 15, was killed by lightning near here. Jacob Huglemyer of Freelandsville died nearby. Umbrella struck by lightning left Austin Carter with paralyzed arms and unconscious. Mrs. James Smith's home was wrecked. Four cattle died on Alfred Killion's farm. Heavy rain damaged corn, fruit, and watermelons. Muddy fields threaten half the wheat crop already overripe and unharvested.
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