Newcastle and City Unite for Interurban Car Line Opening
A joint Newcastle Indianapolis event celebrated the first trip of the new interurban line on the Indianapolis Newcastle route. About 350 Newcastle businessmen greeted by Indianapolis guests rode in a special car train, with roses and music, then paraded through downtown Indianapolis to mark the opening and showcase economic benefits for both cities and along the route. Local officials and business leaders praised the line as a boost for commerce and Indiana, while whistles from plant towers and intervening yards sounded in welcome.
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Indianapolis
Newcastle
Traction Company
Indiana
Maxwell
EB. W. Bundy
Charles S. Hornley
Wm. H. Elliott
Newcastle Courier
A. D. Ogburn
O. W. Barnard
M. Heller
Heller Bros
Rose Gardens
Terminal Station
Illinois Street
Washington Street
Indianapolis News
Pennsylvania Street
E. Marker Street
Union Trust Company
Delaware Street
Sun
E. Ohio Street
Indianapolis Star
Benjamin Harrison
University Park
Samuel Lewis Shank
John Hubbard
T. B. Laycock Company
Advance Veneer Company
W. E. Stevenson
D. M. Parry
George Buskirk
Vin 5On Carter
T. B. Laycock
A. R. Holliday
V. T. Malort
Harold Hibben
Louis F. Smith
Lawson M. Harvey
Henry Eitel
Edward Daniels
Charles Smith C. L. Henry
Frost B. Hornley
W. N. Harding
C. N. Cooper
Frank M. Milliken
C. BE. Elliott
John H. Holliday
Samuel Rauh
Robert I. Todd
Pinchot Nominated for Pennsylvania Governor by Independent Faction
The Pittsburg Leader backs Gifford Pinchot as an independent anti ring candidate for Pennsylvania governor. The paper, linked to former Senator William Filan, hints sources near Oyster Bay favor Pinchot and that Roosevelt would campaign for him if chosen. A mass meeting in Pittsburgh is set to push the Pinchot bid.
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Pittsburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
William Filan
Pinchot
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New Bid Form Aims for Square Deals in School Supplies
State board of accounts adopts a new blank form to insure square deals for bidders across township schools. Bids will cover 25 classes of articles, with local dealers able to bid against large suppliers. Bidders must describe each article when bidding on a class.
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State Board of Accounts
Wild West show to headline state fair exhibit
Hartford City siblings Frederick Adelma and Esther Lupton will perform in a wild west show at the state fair. They trained scores of Shetland ponies, with their father A G Lupton owning about 150 ponies on his stock farm. The Luptons secured 20 stalls for 440 ponies and will share the stage with Charles W. Bunn of Peoria Illinois who brings 28 stalls of his ponies to the fair.
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Frederick, Adelma
Esther Lupton
Hartford City
101 Ranch
A. G. Lupton
Lupton
Charles W. Bunn
Peoria
Til
Mr. Bunn
Central Avenue Reformed Church to Host Lawn Social
Under the Central Avenue Reformed Sunday school, a lawn social is planned for Wednesday night on the church lawn at Central Avenue and Twenty first Street. If rain occurs the event will be postponed to Thursday night.
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Central Avenue Reformed Sunday School
Church Lawn
Central Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Kokomo Council Votes for Dog Muzzling Ordinance
The Kokomo city council approved an ordinance requiring all dogs to be muzzled or killed, clarifying penalties and enforcement measures.
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Kokomo, Ind
Kokomo
Former deputy in sheriff's office dies after nine months' illness
George W. Carr former Marion county deputy sheriff died at his Wanamaker home after a nine month heart disease illness. A Civil war veteran he served as U S marshal in Indianapolis. Survived by widow and four children including John R Carr county superintendent of schools. Masons to conduct funeral at New Bethel Baptist church Thursday at 10:30 a m burial in Wanamaker.
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George W. Carr
Marion County
Wanamaker
Franklin Township
Carr
Indianapolis
O. L. Springer
H. C. Carr
R. E. Carr
John R. Carr
Masons
New Bethel Baptist Church
Tale of Mouse Tail in Cake In Indiana Town
Dr. Hurty receives a tale about a mouse tail found in a cake at a hotel in Indiana. Traveling man George Williams omits details and asks about extra pay for the tail. Health authorities call the tale unusual and an unusual accident.
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Dr. Hurty
George Williams
Indiana
Williame
Ruth Fear Daring Driver Of Fast Pacers At Fair Grounds
Humane Inspector Gunsolus orders 10 year old Ruth Fear daughter of Charles Fear to stay away from sulkies while racing horses at the fair grounds. Fear planned exhibition driving at county fairs but was told to choose another venue away from the Indianapolis track.
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Ruth Fear
Charles Fear
Fair Grounds
Humane
Gunsclus
Fear
Indianapolis
Tragic Canal Drowning Of Nine Year Old Girl
A nine year old girl, Helen Hayes, steps into deep water while wading at a canal near Thirtieth Street. In the presence of three men, she drowns as two companions watch. The girl is the step daughter of Allen Summers.
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Helen Hayes
Allen Summers
Governor Appoints Two To State Medical Board
Governor Marshall reappointed Dr. W A Spurgeon of Muncie and Dr. M Canfield of Frankfort to the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination. Both selections faced opposition amid competing school endorsements and a pending appointment of Dr. C S Smelser.
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Gov. Marshall
W A. Spurgeon
Muncie
Eclectic School
C. S. Smelser
Tenth Is Delayed On Start To Chicago
Two battalions of the regiment of infantry from Fort Benjamin Harrison were delayed Tuesday on the way to Chicago for a military tournament to be held July 4. Five cars derailed due to a faulty rail. horses and equipment were off the track but no injuries occurred. The soldiers remained safe and were rejoined with Maj. J. F. Frier commanding the third section and Col. H. A. Greene leading the first. The Tenth will return to Indianapolis July 13.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Chicago
Fort
J. F. Frier
H. A. Greene
Indianapolis
Thief robs home after moving bier of dead child
A robber entered Frank Pastave’s house at 324 W Chesapeake Street Tuesday afternoon and forced Pastave to pass the bier of a dead child to reach a trunk. The thief broke the trunk and stole about $150, largely belonging to Pastave’s fellow countrymen who trusted him as their banker.
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Frank Pastave
Chesapeake Street
Pastave
Motorcycle Rider Samuel Patterson Killed Near Fairland
Samuel W. Patterson a 35 year old resident of Fairland Indiana died at St Vincent's hospital after a motorcycle crash five miles east of the town. He reportedly attempted to ride with one hand while managing the engine with the other and struck a rut in the road fracturing his skull. Patterson was riding with his brother Cheater Patterson and was taken from the scene by car to the hospital.
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Samuel W. Patterson
Fatrland
Ind
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Cheater
Harry Carter
Fairland
Patterson
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