Dr Taylor to resign as pastor of First Baptist Church
Rev Dr W F Taylor announced his resignation from the First Baptist Church of this city, effective after the next business meeting in two weeks. He will leave in May to accept a pastorate in Seattle Washington, saying the move is duties based and not due to internal disruption. The church will choose a successor from across the United States, not from Indianapolis.
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Tre Sun
W. F. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Seattle
Wash
Hewes
Slong
Far West
Taylor
Indianapolis
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Sellers McKee and Architects Probe City Power House
H Sellers McKee and Architect Buttes of Citizens' street railway company joined Mesara McLean and Mason to inspect the W Washington st power house. They ordered more workers to have the building ready for May 1. Fairview park lake project not discussed. Also reports on wages set by the Teamsters and Shovelers Union for nine hours daily. Taxation of prepaid stock and banks discussed. Isadore Kroota sues Citizens' street railway for damages. Admiral da Gama with insurgents on Mindello reported. refugees to Portugal. Indiana forecast: local rains, colder, then fair.
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H. Sellers McKee
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Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Mesara, McLean and Mason
W. Washington St
Fairview Park Lake
Isadore Kroota
Bartholomew
Young Krant
Washington-st
Pennsylvania-st
Lisson
Admiral da Gama
Portugal
Funeral of Mrs T S Graves
Funeral service for Mrs. T S Graves scheduled for 1:00 p.m. Saturday at the family home 317 N New Jersey. Private viewing limited to family. friends may view remains from 10:00 a.m. to noon Saturday.
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T. 5
Graves
New Jersey
Bud Wil le
Ode to the pugillistic attorney general in verse
A satirical verse targets a lawyer named Green Smith, portraying him as a combatant of law and power who defends authority, silences reporters, and wields influence over the senate and public records. The piece blends caricature with political critique, referencing boxing and courtroom tactics, and questions law and justice. It also includes a separate column note on the Pollard Breckinridge case with courtroom witnesses and personal details from the trial.
Prohibitionists Gather for State Convention in Otel English
In a rainy day assembly 800 prohibitionists met in the Otel English forenoon and marched to Masonic hall where district delegates took seats. Luther Benson spoke on temperance as 92 year old Nathen Corey recalled decades of Prohibition service and Parson Haines led as temporary chairman amid songs from a Wisconsin quartet.
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Greensborough
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Lleisa
McWhirter
Nathen Corey
Hoone County
Jia J
Hawes
T Bai
Frem
Wisconsin
Parson Haines
Ladowa
Crane and Park Entertainers Lead Week at The Park
Wm. H. Crane's gear sale opens at the box office Monday morning while a St Patrick's day souvenir is distributed to first floor Park occupants on Thursday and Friday nights. Pete Baker begins a week at the Park Monday afternoon, aiming to fill the late J K Emmet's place. he, Laker, and Crane are featured in performances of Chris and Lena and The Emigrant. Laxatine ads appear at the end.
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Brother John
Pete Baker
J. K. Emmet
Laker
the Park
Chris
Lena
Plece
Crane
Negroes lynched after capture of murderer in Pennsylvania
Serafvon, Pa., March 15. Purgea, jailed at Stroudsburg for murder, escaped Wednesday night. A posse and many citizens pursued him. he was captured in Cherry Hollow after a desperate struggle. Enraged locals lynched Purges, his body still swinging from a tree. The page also notes the G P W appointing inspectors and local political friction.
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Stroudaburg
China
Hmhlera
Officara
Cherry Hollow
Palmer
Bland
GUNS VIED BETWEEN HIRING PARTIES IN 7 FA AREA
Tension rose as clashes between striking and non union workers intensified near Mingo and nearby towns. Reports describe injuries including William Lasley shot and seriously wounded, amid bitter labor strife and volatile nightly confrontations. Local councils, church groups, and women’s organizations organized meetings and pledges, while political figures faced criticism over partisan handling of public interests.
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POL EN Goro
Fsa
Ioight
Jabot
Mingo
William Lasley
Hi. Colling
Kaighia
Worktraen
Lightning in a Tantrum Wrecks House and Wounds Woman
A severe thunderstorm struck the Wyckell home near Ruralist injuring Mrs Wyckell as fire and debris from the blast scorched rooms and furniture. Lightning tore through the porch and bedroom, melted a picture frame, and caused extensive damage estimated at $12000 while Mrs Wyckell narrowly survived.
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S. C. Wyckell
Moores Deak
Mer
Steinway Street railway strike turns violent in New York
On September 15 a strike by Steinway Street railway workers in Long Island City led to gunfire striking Coserove in the head though not seriously hurt. Wires were cut and cars torn up, with strikers in control as the company lacks reserves to replace them. Threats of further violence rise as authorities expect resistance to any efforts to move cars.
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Ay Givikera—& Chance
Lowe and Gollins
Thig City
New York
Steinway Street Railway
Long Island City
Coserove
Pearl Harbor cession fate debated in Honolulu dispatch
AM meets in Honoteia and San Francesco as the steamer Mariposa arrives from Honolulu. President Dole defends the cession of Pearl Harbor as temporary under reciprocity and notes co termination with the treaty. Blaine’s new treaty would make the harbor permanent with possible future ceded occupancy to Great Britain if US attitude shifts. A constitutional convention is planned within a week. Funerary detail follows for Fireman Jas Madden with services at St John’s and burial in Delphi Indiana, pallbearers named Turner, Glazier, Fanning, O'Hara, Delaney, and Mountain.
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Pearl Harbor
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Great Britain
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Delphi
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Llinois St
Massive Police Shakeup Looms After Board Meeting
The public safety board and Superintendent Powell prepared to overhaul the police department. Twenty applicants were reviewed, four or five failed, and most officers were notified to attend a Monday meeting for potential appointments or dismissals. Dismissals will be based on a detailed service history, with inefficiency cited as the main cause. The move unsettles many officers, while Democratic members face no action due to perceived GOP guilt balance.
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Whursday
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Méembdera
Eaerral
Clinton Cooper Dies at City Hospital
Clinton Cooper, 30, a boarder at 30 M. Elia-Bissippi, collapsed in his room Wednesday afternoon with a knot around his neck. He died Thursday morning at City hospital. A card bearing a phrase about sudden death was found in his pocket. Coroner Beck will investigate.
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Elia- Bissippi
Gentenc
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Bomb Explodes at Church Entrance in Tans
A dynamite bomb exploded Thursday afternoon inside the chief entrance of the church La Madelainsa. The assailant who threw the bomb was killed by the blast and several others were injured.
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Ex-Musical Director Bona Arrested on Perjury Charge
In Cincinnati Julius A. Bona former musical director for Patti and son in law of ex congressman J G White and ex proprietor of Covent Garden London is jailed at centre station after arrest at the grand hotel by Detective George Keating and Newark attorney Nathen C Norton. The charge stems from testimony given at the Finch opera house Newark New Jersey. A second note reports another body found at the Gaylor mine with initial identification not possible.
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Rard Hotel
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Nathen C. Norton
Newark
Finch Opera House
Nwde
Opium Den Raid Exposes New City Joint
Police raid on Moy Lee's alleged opium joint in Ross Block, Cir cle and W Market streets, nets four Chinese, one white man L P Langdon of Chicago, and four opium outfits. Witnesses likely two women, case to be tried Sunday amid city officials’ denials of knowledge.
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Chicago
Rolla
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Powell
Joy Lee
Bastise
Parker
MecAfas
Governor appoints Jas. Reynolds Purdue trustee in Lafayatte
Thursday the governor named Jas. Reynolds Purdue to fill the late Col. Dresser’s seat as trustee in Lafayatte. The King’s Daughters of Plymouth Church present a Friday night entertainment “Ini the old garden.” Two men climbed a monument shaft and paid $10 each in police court. A demurrer to Mrs. McDonald’s suit against Butler and Snow was heard by Judge Grown Thursday. In a separate suit, Judge Harper ruled in favor of Jackson in a debt case involving hogs and a check tied to a failed bank.
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Col. Dresser
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Grown
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