Mayor Taggart Takes Up The Tanzy Case In Safety Board
Mayor Taggart will consult with the Board of Safety over the Tanzy matter. If the colored patrolman insulted women, he cannot stay on the force. Tanzy, a politically mixed appointee living near N Illinois and 30th streets, faces affidavits alleging advances to white women. Signers are neighbors, four Democrats among them, with names and addresses listed.
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Tanzy
Safety Board
N. Ilinois-st
Thirtieth
Illinois-sts
Senate bills signed by the governor list
Gov Durbin signs multiple senate bills making them laws. Items include gas meter visibility, state veterinarian, tax exemption for agricultural societies, bonding company incorporation, executions at Michigan City, metropolitan boards in several cities, railroad wire regulation, Evansville sinking fund, congressional district division, higher farmers institutes funds, Marion county bicycle paths, equal exchange for express firms, factory waste discharge ban, and sworn statements from heads of institutions.
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Inarian
Michigan City
Marion
Vincennes
Kokomo
Hammond
Evansville
Marion County
Rich Man Delusion Shocks Philadelphia Almshouse
Albert Chapella, committed to the insane department, claims to have run a large Cleveland shoe business and took money five months ago to escape conspirators. He shows documents and a bank book with a large Philadelphia balance. Dr. Hughes says he is sane except for delusions of persecution. Chapella is a thirty second degree Mason.
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Philadelphia
Geary
Albert Chapella
Chapella
Cleveland
Hughes
Depression Deepens Across British Industry
London reports a severe downturn spreading from steel and footwear to most British industries. Manchester cotton mills suffer and unemployment rises as imports of foreign goods surge. J P Morgan is traveling to Europe to discuss market division with German magnates, potentially harming Britain.
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London
Manchester
J. P. Morgan
England
Berlin
Germany
America
Great Britain
Looking For Miss Pipp s
Supt Quigley received a telegram from the New Orleans coroner asking him to locate Miss Emma Pipps and decide how to dispose of her brother A Pipps body, which lay in the New Orleans morgue after a sudden Friday morning death. Miss Pipps has not yet been identified.
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Quigley
New Orleans
Emma ‘Pipps
A. Pipps
Miss Pipps
Fairbanks Secures New Senate Seat In Front Row
The report notes Senator Fairbanks has won a new seat in the United States Senate and sits in the front row to the left of the presiding officer, while Senator Beveridge remains in his established position.
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Fairbanks
United States Senate
Beveridge
Baron Von Stumm Dies After Long Illness
Berlin March 9. Baron Von Stumm, who had suffered from tongue cancer for some time, has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron “von
Stumm
Berling
Lawyers Fight in Muncie Street. Lotz Injured
In Muncie Indiana on a Friday altercation between former appellate judge O J Lotz and County Auditor Monroe left Lotz with a black eye and a swollen head. Monroe knocked Lotz down twice after warnings to keep silent. Lotz will press charges as the men had met after leaving their offices en route to dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Oo. J. Lotz
Monroe
Lotz
Cee
Muncie High School
Miss Nora Jacobs Disappears Leaving Note for Guardian
Connersville Indiana reports Miss Nora Jacobs a lifelong resident vanished after leaving a note to her guardian Rev Father Rudolph of St Gabriel church asking him to settle her debts and saying she would move to Bellevue Kentucky. She purchased a ticket to Pontiac Michigan.
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Connersville
Ind
Nora Jacobs
Rudolph
St. Gabriel Catholic ‘Church
Bellevue
Pontiac
Mich
Obituary notices for Zehner Snodderly and Gillis reported
J H Zehner aged 67 of Windfall died in St Augustine Florida shortly after arrival. Mrs Susan Snodderly aged 81 of Peru and Arthur Gillis aged 81 a South Bend pioneer are also mentioned in the notice.
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J. H. Zehner
Tipton County
St. Augustine
Fla
Susan Snodderly
Peru
Arthur Gillis
South Bend
Saloon in Fort Wayne Smashed by Woman
Mrs. Chas. Zohman smashed William Brubaker's saloon at Churubusco with stones on a Friday night after her father became intoxicated there. The incident occurred near Fort Wayne as reports indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chas. ZoHman
William Brubaker
Churubusco
Indiana Inklings and Local Scandals From Indiana News
A collage of short notices reports measles in Fowler and deaths of Wilson Dancer near Auburn and Geo Giblin near Moore's Hill. Other items note a revived Peru to Converse electric road, a coroner appointment in De Kalb, and local church discipline in Fort Wayne. Also covered are a mill plan for South Bend, a high school out of a state event, and various accidents, crimes, and political notes across towns like Greenfield, Muncie, Marion, and Lafayette.
Sad scenes at Manila deporation of Gen Pilar
Manila dispatches describe deportation scenes for Gen Pio Del Pilar with wives children and sweethearts following ambulances to the wharf in grief. Pilar remained brave until boarding the Robes Crans and shed tears. Some exiles wore insurgent uniforms while higher ranks wore civilian dress. Each exile may take a servant and may correspond with Manila friends. Seventeen Filipinos charged with treachery or treason are held at Billibid and may be sent to Guam.
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Pilar
Rosecrans
Manila
Billibid
Guam
Hawkins Family Mourns Death of Burchard G Hawkins
Burchard G Hawkins, 20, died at Dr Caldwell's sanitarium at 10 30 p m Friday of Brights disease after illness starting in November He traveled to Canton Mississippi for treatment but returned last Tuesday little improved He was the only son of ex US Marshal W H Hawkins A ardent Democrat he served on the state central committee and was named sergeant at arms for the national Democratic convention in 1904 He also oversaw park seating for Mr Bryan's acceptance speech in Indianapolis The couple now has an adopted 5 year old daughter apart from their late daughter who died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burchard G. Hawkins
U.S
Hawkins
State Central Committee
Kansas City
Bryan
Indianapolis
Girl Assaulted Near Bluffton as Lynching Fears Rise
Kittie DeLong a 17 year old girl, daughter of a county resident, was assaulted Friday near the Clover Leaf tracks while walking to a mitten factory. She is in fragile condition, may die, and a lynching is feared if the suspect is caught. Bloodhounds failed due to rain. no arrest yet.
Court Denies Bender License in Centerville Case
Cen terville will continue dry as the Wayne County commissioners refuse to grant Charles Bender a license. The two day trial drew strong arguments from both sides with ex Congresssman H J Johnson representing Bender.
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Richmond
Ind
Centerville
Charles Bender
H. J. Johnson
Bender
One on the Doctors Eye
New York reports Wilfred Fenton a 10 year old boy knocked down by a bicycle and dragged ten feet under a Third Avenue trolley car taken to Bellevue hospital for repairs. Doctors Kane and Donly examine him noting a dilated left pupil but the boy claims the eye is glass. Bicyclist Joseph Sullivan was arrested.
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New York
Wilfred Fenton
Bellevue Hospital
Kane
Donly
House Debates Minorities Leader Resolution in Tippecanoe Fracas
Saturday morning in the House Marshall from Tippecanoe moved a resolution naming the minority leader the so called cordial gentleman from Cass Burkhart and authorizing notice to the double gentleman from Greene Davis and the bipartisan gentleman from Putnam James Speaker Artman held the resolution out of order saying he would not interfere in family quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Marshall
Tippecanoe
Cass
Burkhart
Greene
Davis
Putnam
James
Artman
Democrats Block Separate Prison and School Plan
The bill to create a Woman's prison and a Girls' industrial school, introduced by Senator Goodwine with $100,000 total funding, passed the senate but died in the House after Democrats refused to suspend the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Prison and
Girls’ Industrial School
Goodwine
Senate
House Democrats
Gen Harrison Improves After Pneumonia Threat
General Harrison rested well Friday and Saturday. Doctors report the danger of pneumonia has past and rheumatic pains have largely subsided. His pulse and temperature were near normal Saturday, signaling improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Harrison
Twins’ double birth: two 12 pound babies born in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo on Friday a daughter born to Edward Kastead and a son to Frederick Kastead weighed exactly 12 pounds each. The babies were delivered in the same house at the same hour. The fathers are twins and the mothers are twins. the couples married a year ago last November and have lived together as one family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Edward Kastead
Frederick Kastead
Mean Look Costs Five Dollars in Atlanta
From Atlanta Ga March 9 E E Allen of the Bell Telephone Company had Charles Warbritton of the Standard Telephone Company arrested after accusing him of a savage glance on the viaduct. Judge Broyles fined Warbritton 35 and costs for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charles Warbritton
Standard Telephone Company
E. E. Allen
Bell Telephone Company
Warbritton
Allen
Broyles
Odd-Fellows Gather for Record Grand Lodge Meeting
Indianapolis hosts the sovereign grand lodge gathering September 16 to 21 with 75 000 Indiana Odd-fellows and 300 000 statewide. Delegations from the territory and across the country attend with 75 to 100 degree staffs competing for $5300 in prizes. The organization has set aside $7000 for the event and seeks more funds. W H Leedy chairs the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Indiana
Contiguous States
Country
Canada
W. H. Leedy
City Life Busy Suburban Scene and Court News
Suburbanites cope with mud and jammed streetcars as social events unfold. Mrs. Bolyard hosts in Mulberry while visits fans, and a local euchre club awards prizes. Judge McMaster handles defaulted cases involving Laura and Alexander Griffin and Caroline and Henry Reese. The Fortnightly euchre club meets with prizes won by Fannie Cuer and J H Mueller Jr. A Baltimore couple, William Schultz and Christina Beeuwkes, wed in Indianapolis. Divorce action against Laura Steinecker by Henry proceeds with alleged cruelty. Civic notes cover citizenship for Moy Jin Kee and a missing man seen at the electric plant. YWCA and YMCA plan an open Saturday night with no one leaving sober minded. Amusements, alimony request by Emma E. Magill, and local stockyard officers elected. Women’s union meets with program and refreshments at Roberts Park M E church.
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Bolyard
Mulberry
Ind
May Wainwright
A. E. Hunt
Greencastle
J. S. Farrell
College Ave. Euchre
Lara Harold
Earlham
C. N. Harold
Judge McMaster
Laura
Alexander Griffin
Caroline
Henry Reese
Henry
Laura Steinecker
Wm. A. Quayle
Don Quixote
Henry Esmond
King Arthur
Allen
Moy Jin Kee
Matt Gaynor
Gaynor
Cincinnati
O’brien
Y. M. C. A. Hall
M. Co. A
Alleged Embezzler Seized by Detectives in City Raid
Detectives Gerber Asch and Wallace arrested John J. Ellis 46 of 708 W Twelfth st on embezzling funds of the colored fraternity order of the United brethren. Ellis left the city weeks ago for Hamilton Ohio to work with $90 in his charge missing he returned for a visit but offered no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ellis
Twelfth St
Order of the United Brethren
Hamilton
Wealthy Lumberman Donates 1 Million to Dunham Medical College
Chicago March 9 John E Dubois a wealthy lumberman from Dubois Pennsylvania has given one million dollars to the Dunham medical college in Chicago. The gift underscores his support for medical education and local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John, E. Dubois
Dubois
Dunham Medical College
Lynching Fear After Attack on Officer's Daughter
Denver March 9 a Black man wounded 11 year old daughter of E D Hegg a C S railroad special officer. Bloodhounds on trail and a mob violence outcome is feared if he is captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
E. D. Hegg
Carnegie Library Donations Map English Cities
Andrew Carnegie provides library endowments to Lincoln Nebraska 25000 Davenport Iowa 75000 Springfield Illinois 75000 and Sheboygan Michigan 25000 as part of his philanthropic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Lincoln
Davenport
Springfield
Sheboygan Mich
Indianapolis Cathedral Project Set for July Groundbreaking
Excavation for the Catholic Diocese of Indianapolis cathedral, costing $200000, will start about July 1 with only foundations this season to allow settling. Renaissance style, Greek and Roman lines, designed by Renwick Aspinwall & Co of New York. Located south of Bishop Chatard’s residence on N Meridian St, it will seat 2000 with Italian marble altars carved in Florence. dedication likely four years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Renwick
Renwick, Aspinwall & Co
New York
Funeral for Miss Jessie Lendormi Attended by Labor Groups
The funeral for Miss Jessie Lendormi was held Saturday afternoon with the Central labor union delegates and Daughters of Rebecca in attendance. Pallbearers included Edgar Perkins state president of the Federation of Labor, John L. Feltman Central labor union president, Edward P. Barry H. Richards Thomas Eckels and a Daughters of Rebecca representative. The carpenters union adopted resolutions on her death Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lendormi
Central Labor Union
Rebecca
Edgar Perkins
The
Federation of Labor
John L. Feltman
Edward P. Barry
H. Richards
Thomas Eckels
Daughters of
Carpenters’ Union
May Be Mistress To Dahomey Promoted From Office Seeker
Matron Reisner reports Kitty Thompson a large black woman with a line of close friends to Mistah McKinley. She told Union station crowds she heads to Washington for the inauguration at the president’s request. Officer Shafer detained her for mental health evaluation as she paces her cell muttering and glares at others. She claims origin in St. Louis and says the president promised her a job.
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Reisner
Mistah McKinley
Kitty Thompson
Union Station
Washington
Shafer
St. Louis
Miss Keely Expected to Retire Soon
Ltpt. Sarah F. Keely of the Woman's prison plans retirement in a few months, attorney Chambers telling Democratic senators before the investigation report was agreed. He said she delayed resignation to avoid leaving under fire after the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltpt
Sarah F. Keely
Woman's Prison
Chambers
Miss Keely
Senate
Rummage Sale Opens at Third Christian Church
Monday morning at 4d Indianarave a new rummage sale will be opened by Third Christian Church. It is to be a general department store on a small scale and everything from a ten pence nail to a piano will be on sale. A large stock has been gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianarave
Christian Churen
Man Sentenced 21 Years After Striking Prosecutor in Pekin
Pekin Illinois reports Judge Puterbaugh sentenced Sam Moser to 21 years in the penitentiary after Moser struck Prosecutor Cunningham in the face. He said he acted because he heard the prosecutor wanted to fight. A motion for a new trial was withdrawn. With good behavior he could be released in 12 years.
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Pekin
Ill
Puterbaugh
Sam Moser
Moser
Cunningham
Union City Firm Clears Oleomargarine Sample as Pure Butter
Frank G. Day of Hudson Produce Company notes that a 5 000 pound lot of oleomargarine sent to Washington for analysis is pronounced pure butter. The entire lot is released and the firm will resume business. Day claims a rival firm provided false information to revenue officers on two occasions and accuses some newspapers of sensational reporting harming their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Day
Hudson Produce Company
Union City
Washington
Day
Mockery in Hessen Diet Reception Draws Socialist Cheers
In Berlin on March 9 government circles note a reception by the grand duchy of Hesse diet presidents that echoed Kaiser era ceremonies. Socialists attended in large numbers and appeared to relish the imperial parody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Tax Delinquent Pays Up After Hospital Visit
Henry Smith of the treasurer's office said a delinquent, recently released from the hospital, was given a few extra days to pay his taxes. The remark came as smallpox prevention efforts were discussed in relation to tax collection difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Best Medicine Yor For Hacking Coughs
A brief note suggests a remedy described as the best medicine for hacking coughs. The fragment hints at traditional or folk cures valued for relief.
Phones on the corners in New Haven
Public telephones will be placed on street corners in New Haven to provide coin operated access. A slot opens a door revealing the instrument and a directory for user guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Notices
Births list includes Henry and Irene Weaver and others with addresses. deaths list notes illnesses and ages such as pneumonia diphtheria croup leukaemia heart lesion and senility. marriages reported include William Schulz to Christine Beeumkes Thomas Medlin to Minnie Bickers and Carl Duncan to Pearl Goodwin. locations include city addresses and township listings.
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William F. Schulz
Christine HL
Beeumkes
Thomas Medlin
Minnie Bickers
Carl Duncan
Pearl Goodwin
Building Permits Filed for Homes and Repairs
Kiplinger at 2222 Park-aven. files frame house permit for 1800 dollars. Cruse agent at 220 E. Morris-st. requests ree pairs costing 150 dollars. Mrs. Martha Stuart at 1H4 W Twenty eighth-st. seeks repairs for 25 dollars. Wysong at 1315 Broadway files repairs for 350 dollars. Ewing at 230 New Jersey-st. requests ree pairs for 175 dollars. Indianapolis wrecking company at 29 to 3 S Ilinois st. rates building at 300 dollars. OKeeffe at 725 Elm st. asks addition for 35 dollars. Miller at 3205 N Capitolaves files frame house permit for 3000 dollars.
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Cc. L
L. H. Kiplinger
Park-aven
J. S. Cruse
E. Morris-st
Martha Stuart
W. Twenty Eighth-St
George Wysong
Broadway
Cc. K. Ewing
New Jersey-st
Indianapolis Wrecking Company
S. Ilinois St
B. O'Keeffe
Elm St
John Miller
N. Capitolaves
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Immediate Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, permanent remedy for piles and rectal troubles. It claims advantages over surgery, stresses no cocaine or harmful drugs, and notes availability from druggists for 50 cents per complete treatment. Mars Sien, I yuade Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuade Drug Co
Mars
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