Ingalls Denies Ministry Talk in Indianapolis Visit
Senator John J Ingalls visits Indianapolis and denies plans to enter the ministry while declining to discuss public questions He comments on unemployment relief and the depression across the country noting cautious study before forming opinions. He praises Indianapolis as a gold of sur keel and reflects on Wilson bill uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
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East
Sparring to gain wind in Pollard Breckinridge case
Washington March 18 in the Pollard Breckinridge case Dr J Tabor Johnson testified he attended Miss Pollard in May 1803 during a miscarriage and saw letters and telegrams signed by W C P Breckinridge promising money. Dr Parsons testified a child was born at the convent and the baby put in an asylum. An emotional Pollard fainted as Breckinridge’s guardian role and payments were discussed. A courtroom brawl erupted when Shelby criticized Johnson, and Judge Bradley warned against such conduct.
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Breckinridge
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Brad Joy
Tim
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Coungel
Lexington
Carlisle
Mary
Jiogan
Augusta Cordes
Cordis
W. B. Pletcher
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Jordes
Horse Auction Wednesday Sale at No. 0 S. Tenneytee St
A local advertisement announces a Wednesday sale of 200 section horses on March 14 at No. 0 S. Tenneytee Street. Horses were selected by experienced horsemen and will be sold to the high bidders, with bargains for buyers. Slair & Baker organize the event.
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Slair & Baker
Indianapolis Suit Over Street Franchise Dispute
City attorney Scott and John M. Butler filed in the circuit court against Citizens' street railroad claiming the franchise expired Jan 15 and the company has held streets since, with rental claims of 2 per day from Jan 19. Mayor Denny discussed intervention with the city, not consulted on the separate suit. Boston & Maine reports a deadly collision between the Montreal and Quebec expresses at Capleton West Sherbrooke with two deaths.
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Citizens’ Company
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Tue Lux
Citizens’ Street Car Company
Citizens’ Snd City Company
Butler
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Montreal Express
Quebec Express
Captalton
West Sherbrooke
Eab
Asphalt Expert Sought by City to Judge Materials
Mayor Densy and the board plan hiring an asphalt expert at a comfortable salary to inspect upcoming season work. They seek a competent judge of material quality after repeated claims of inferior asphalt. A young candidate with years in the asphalt business is being considered, with the matter to be discussed at the next cabinet meeting.
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Indianapolis & Road Simple Company
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Acting judge Bradbury grounds in Starry Walker gambling case
In Freeday police court Acting Judge Bradbury presided over the Starry Walker gambling case. An earlier attempt to derail the case prompted questions over penalties. The court at first cited a $100 fine on a guilty plea, then lowered to $50 amid objections. Police officials denied responsibility for penalties, insisting their duty is to bring prisoners to trial. Bradbury then ordered a jury trial to commence Tuesday afternoon.
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Advocates cf Aqua Pure in Ruik Senior Class Notes
The text lists a string of local happenings including a bicycle collision at Ohio and Meridian streets injuring Claude Williams and J H Holmes, an autopsy showing natural causes for Hannah Ross, and various city notices. It also mentions election talk, police court fines, and a streetcar incident, with numerous names and places such as Lor reine hall, Curtis Physio Medical College, Delaware Street, Clifford Avenue, and Fort Wayne area references.
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Clifford-ave
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Imiures
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It. QO. Hawking
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F. A. McBride
Ed Hogs
Polices Cours
Thorn
Jon Gates
N. Mirgiesin St
Mary Durham
Wm. White
Lawrence, Inc
White
Mira
Durham
Max Feidrich
Morris and
East Sts
Smith
U. S. Supreme Court
Weat Indianapolis Board
Standard Wheel Works
Ohn Cordell
Llardting St
Frank Wayne
Frank Summers
John Cummings
W. Tenth St
Aloadey Zesternoon
Delauwara St
Magsachusetts Ave
Cummings
Amen Sutphin
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Splen
John Carrell
Brutus
Harry
Frances Lewis
Win
Flora Shuffelbarger
Lew
Mrs. Wells
John
Kate Dierdorf
Minnie Johnston
Eugene
Mrs. Huflinder
Darius
Fred Amthor
Capt. Floyd
Cabella Sharpe
Edward Bowser
Hester Dexter
Louise EB. Jacoba
Jtunsel Heed
Kora Lloyd
Balthzar Clauser
Samuel R. Wright
Purley ix
Hull
Mattie Homan
Mannkiraen TripNsEs
C. Davis
Annie Siebert
Frank D. Jonas
Rhoda Walker
Alphews L. Southard
Lily L. Russell
Admirals Bend as Rio War Breeches Near End
Turbulent dispatches from Rio Janeiro report Admiral da Gama surrender negotiations underway with insurgents. Provisional terms would allow safe passage for ships and troops, while government forces prepare to strike if surrender stalls. Loyalists and rebels brace for a potential rapid conclusion as naval forts face heavy bombardment.
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Burned Near Death as Fire Envelops Graves Family
The Register reports Mrs. Graves of New Jersey suffered severe burns while burning gasoline to fumigate moths, flames engulfing her while a fire was burning in the room. Doctors treated her. condition uncertain as she clung to life.
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Worthington Day injury suit upheld by higher courts
Worthington Day, a carpenter at Briglt wood in the Big Four shops, sustained injuries while working for the company in 1502 valued at 6000 dollars. The Marion superior court, the general term, and the ERDreme court all affirmed previous rulings against him. The higher court states the master has no duty to restrain a servant when no impediment exists. Laxative for constipation sold by all druggists.
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Erdreme Court
Farewell Ye Worms Crash Ends Farmer's Life at Rail
Crawfordsville Ind March 18 A sensational death by own action ends the life of Joseph Harsharbarger a Jamestown farmer at the Big Four station He waved to his family cried farewell then placed his head on the track and was killed instantly His wife fainted and is now believed insane The incident occurred as the train approached and the family watched in the waiting area
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Wang
DeWolf Hopper
Guited
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Miss Fuller
Crawfordsville
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Jamestown
Dye house mob storms mills and wage strike
March reports detail a riot by dyers helpers at Auger and Simons dye house tearing doors and destroying silk while workers forced to labor. Berden’s dye house repelled by revolvers. Seven hundred dyers’ helpers and finishers on strike. Weaving workers ponder state arbitration.
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Jd. Patenson
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Strize
Thambton
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