Impaled on Rail Ends in Narrow Escape and Horse Killed
A wagon driver, Will Jones of 1004 West Twenty seventh Street, narrowly escaped being impaled on a steel rail when an interurban car struck his wagon near the courthouse at Delaware and Washington Streets. The rail pierced the horse, two feet of the rail remaining imbedded, and the animal had to be killed after walking a few feet. The car’s conductor, EB Cook, did not see the wagon due to a crowd. The wagon belonged to the Indianapolis Cradle Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jones
Seventh St
Greenfield Line
Delaware
Washington Ste
Jones
EB. Cook
Indianapolis ‘Cradle Company
Decision on Saturday in Cody divorce case urged
Report from Bheridan Wye March outlines that the court will issue a decision in the Cody divorce case on Saturday. Proceedings focus on custody and marital dissolution terms with officials noting anticipated ruling next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps M'Rad Press Association
Bheridan
Wye
Strange hallucinations spark arrest of worker Wayne
William Waste, colored, of Ogden Street, was arrested by Patrolmen Ftult and Shine Wednesday morning after his coworker Wayne, employed by Shoemacher & Co contractors, suddenly fixed on a pile of refuse and spoke of flowers birds and beautiful birds. An inquest will probe Wayne's mental condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waste
Amy Ogden
Ftult
Shine
Wayne
Shoemacher
Plaeons
Warning Signs of Stroke and Paralysis In Heads Headache
A medical alert notes vertigo dizziness or swimming of the head along with fullness dull pain or nervous head pain can indicate an impending apoplexy or paralysis. The text emphasizes early recognition of severe neurological symptoms to seek immediate care.
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Ad Claims Cure
An old style advertisement praising Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills as a remedy for nervous headaches dizziness and exhaustion. It cites a testimonial from B E Smith of Union Street Troy New York and notes the pills restore nerve strength and energy with a portrait and signature on every package Sold by Henry J Huder Indianapolis Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atiocka
A. W. Chase
DR. A. W
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Henry J. Huder
Indianapolis
Ind
Burglary at Theme Schuennler's Dry Goods
Lafayette Ind March 11 burglars entered through a skylight at Theme Schuennler's dry goods store and carried away valuable items before making their escape, according to police. The incident details are limited in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Burelara
Theme & Schuennler
Two More Men Suggested for Hawiian Canal Commission
Washington March 2. Besides Horace Burt former president of the Union Pacific Railway names considered for the Hawaiian canal commission include L F Loree president of the Erie railroad and Samuel F Felton former president of the Chicago and Alton and of the Rock Island Mr Voree aged 47 is an engineer trained in railroad management Felton has been in the railroad business since 1868 and is close to Secretary of War Taft.
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Gcrippa
RAE Presb Association
Washington
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railway
Haw Iathmian Canal Commission
L. F. Loree
Erie Railroad
Samurl F. Felton
Chicago & Alton
Rock Island
Voree
Felton
War Taft
Search Continues for Bodies After Grover Shine Factory Fire
Brockton Mass March 22 Wark War resumed Wednesday morning to locate more bodies in the Grover Shine factory ruin. The recovered bodies number eight and there have been no new identifications since Tuesday night. Manager A O Eckerson doubts any other workers survive, placing total death at 88 and noting some may have been totally cremated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-A'Rae Press Association
Brovkton
Mass
Grover Shine
A. O. Eckerson
Mundy Mayor’s disputed police judge appointment sparks dispute
The Mundy mayor Charles W. Sherritt, seeking renomination, nominated Charles A. McGonagle as police judge amid questions about legality. The paper notes the governor must appoint judges. Sherritt’s action is challenged as improper. Gov. Higgins expected to appoint later, while city officials discuss the attorney general’s stance and future moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sherritt
Mundy
Sherritt
Charles A. McGonagle
Hhinfy
Muncie
Binge Keonty
Holt
Gee. Huwly
Thoughts of Spring Amid Changing Weather
The article reflects on clearer spring sentiments after stormy days. It notes grass turning green and buds forming as anticipation builds for Sunday activities and the upcoming March transition. Spring was officially declared Tuesday, raising cautious optimism after a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Controversy Over Lexington Avenue Street Extension
A large crowd gathered on the South side of Lexington Avenue to speak for and against extending the street from Shethyat to the end of Lexington Avenue. Petitioners supported the improvement while many protested, claiming it would injure their property. The board will act after the city engineers study the proposal.
Enticed girl Misa Wayland before judge over rumored misconduct
Misa Beula Wayland appeared before Judge Stubbs after disappearing from Wa Bo Twenty-four days earlier. Her mother appealed to police and a photograph helped locate her at a rooming house. A girl named Gay Mendrickson faces police search for her alleged enticement. Wayland cried as she claimed innocence and feared ruin of her budding career.
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Hone
Misa Beula Wayland
Stubbs
Wa BO
Grantie
Atul
Gay Mendrickson
Judge Stubbs
Henri
Ds Wiheam
Kent Nim
Caren Flt
Sudee
Daver
Rush alllT Now on Trial in Destruction Suit
Munrit Rush appeared in superior court on Wednesday morning to face a damage suit against Hig Four Rathway company arising from a wreck at a city event. The incident involved a substitute on the Pardue football team and left several injured, with claims of permanent facial scarring and severe trauma. The trial began as Judge McMaster presided over the proceedings.
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Albhtent
Munrit Rush
Carissé
Hig Four Rathway Company
Elty Cen
Tnin
Chucaeter
Securin
Jidae McMaster F Presilingi
Razor in the Well Sparks Murder Probe in Anderson
Martin Doyle told police Tuesday night that his brother Shirley threw a razor into a well during an attempted murder of his sister. Officials planned to search the well as residents and families along Hartheave and Preston grew anxious until the boy Shirley was later found near Cottage and Shelly-aty, a half mile from the start.
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Tspecunl
Sun Anderson
Martin Doyle
Milas Widhy
Shirley
Guardian Appointment Sought for 79 Year Old Woman
In probate court Andre Walker moved to appoint a guardian for Christina Kuhliman 79 claiming she cannot manage her property. The petition was filed by her son and daughter regarding the division and care of Mrs Kuhliman’s assets.
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Andre Walker
Tur
Youriy PO
Christina Kuhliman
Aie
Body of Ida Rows Remains Unclaimed in Indiana
Special to the Sun. In Anderson Indiana the body of Ida Rows lies unclaimed in the morgue after she died by her own action at the Empire hotel. Her father failed to appear. George W. Ross of Indianapolis and a writer-in-law visited Wednesday morning and will escort the body to Indianapolis for burial at Crown Hill Cemetery if the father does not claim it.
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Anderson
Ind
Ida Rows
Empire Hovel
Lys
George W. Ross
Indianapolis
Unclear street light obstruction and shade tree rules
Fragmentary text suggests rules about constructing awnings or signs that obstruct light, trimming overhangs by property owners, and a rule about shade trees near street corners. Details and locations are garbled, but it mentions penalties for obstructing street lamps and a ten foot proximity rule to street corner intersections.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promise and Claims
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for fatigue and a source of new life courage strength and animation. It asserts the remedy cleanses the blood clears the complexion and promises to cure, emphasizing its reliability and lack of substitutes.
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Hood
Boodler Kelly Now In Asylum
Former member and speaker of the house of delegates, convicted of perjury, is committed to St Vincent's asylum after a nervous breakdown. The case follows his Europe years and disappearance after sentencing, with supporters and officials unsure of related prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
House of Delegates
Dnstituron
Mareh Ti
Flood Crest Reached as Rivers Begin to Recede
From Pittsburg on March 22 the crest of the flood was reached at 6 in the morning with the Monongahela and other rivers peaking, now rapidly falling. Reported headwaters show danger past as waters recede in the early morning, signaling relief after a severe rise.
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Pittsburg
Pittabars
Fifteen Cents Per Day In Desertion Case
A court heard a case involving Nes Charla Terpell age 46 at 9 ReSaNE, with a child in arms, facing desertion and associating with Nelle Donnelly. Verrell and Terrett faced fines after denying testimony. both sentenced to time in the workhouse.
Fire minor at Henry Shepard residence
A small fire occurred Wednesday at the home of Henry Shepard on 2% H Ills nolaet but caused no damage of consequence.
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Henry Shepard
Hog and cattle market falls amid light demand in Chicago
The report shows hog prices slipping as supply remains ample and demand soft while cattle and sheep auctions show mixed results. Steers and cows vary by grade with some gains for top stock, but overall market activity slows as traders size up futures and feeding stock inquiries.
Two Boys Run Away in Spring Fever Ordeal
Rupert Seibert and Earl Clark, both nine, ran from home amid spring fever. Police found them Wednesday morning in a dire, dirty state, washed at the station, then sent to juvenile court. They said Tuesday they had only an orange to eat and traded a streetcar ticket for bread.
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Bors
Rupert Seibert
Earl Clark
Martindale Ave
Latton
Jiveade Court
Clark
Rupert
Supreme Treat League Forms Amid Moral Debate
The Supren Atie Treat league, a new fraternal group, has filed articles of incorporation via the Office of the Secretary of State. It faces anti temperance sentiment while promoting its aims and moral standards. Headquarters are in Princeton Indiana with branch chapters planned nationwide. Officers include James McClormick as supreme past grand chaplain and Harvey Lucas as supreme regional counselor.
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Serra
Rela Alrink
Ted
Averotary of State
Princeton
Ind
James McClormick
Realart A Woods
Harvey Lucas
Louis 3. Oswald
Joby B
Defense Wins Again in Wholesale Druggists Case
The National Wholesale Druggists Association won another court decision blocking Wo Wilken Carlisle and his Philadelphia team from compelling access to private records. The judge reaffirmed prior rulings that a witness from the association should not be forced to produce private papers in court, even amid ongoing investigations.
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National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
United States
Wo Wilken Carlisle
Philadelphia
Toma
Wholesale Drasgista’ Association
Reruit
Carlisle
Noble C. Bulles
Omy
Thia
Wol. Ketcham
Fire department seeks new hose wagon
A local board of safety is urged to hire a company to furnish a new hose wagon. The proposal suggests negotiating a Nim and new wagon and may lead to recommendations for purchasing an additional fire engine in the future.
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Cnet
Coarm Hive arKegine Board of
Mafety
Nim & New
Death of a Babe in Tenement Room
A four month old infant dies in a small tenement room as the Burrows family struggles after the husband loses his job at Kingon Co. The mother wastes away from illness, and neighbors report little food or fuel. Salvation Army volunteers find the family and provide aid as the infant is buried and the widow is supported.
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Barrows
Judy
Pratt
Burrows
Danvarys
Huahand
Kingon & Co
Ban Heon
Salvation Army
Wwe
Salvation
W. New York
Hunt on duty again after brief illness
Lintoy Batoer Hat, secretary of the way, Stanly, returned to his desk Wednesday after a two weeks illness. He is much improved in health after a brief vacation at his home in Winchester. Hunt will continue as secretary until early next month when he retires in favor of Fred J. Gemimer. Mr. Stunt will take a short vacation before assuming duties as a member at the railroad commission.
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Lintoy Batoer
Stanly
Hin Deak
Iis
Wenchester
Hunt
Fred J. Gemimer
Stunt
Railroyd Commission
Man Drops Dead From Stroke at Home
Adam Yeager of North Nobtesat reportedly died Tuesday at his residence due to apoplexy. The notice blends unrelated advertising and garbled phrases, mentioning Hood's and local cleaners Smith's Dry Cleaning with unclear endorsements.
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Adam Yeager
de N. Nobtesat
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report
East Buffalo market notes cattle receipts and price ranges for prime to common steers, cows, bulls, veals, and hogs. The report shows varying demand with activity described as steady to firm and reflects mixed lamb and sheep quotations alongside feeder and stocker items. Strongest bids appear for prime and good quality stock while lower grades show broader ranges. Local listings cite specific figures for several classes and weights.
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Bologna
Bredium Lam
East Buffalo
Ecripps-M
Mast Buffalo
N.Y. March
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Live Stock Report
SCRIPPS-M'RAE PRESS ASSOCIATION CHICAGO reports varied produce prices with firsts and seconds listed for several items including daisies and beer loins. Pittsburg live stock notes show cattle prime and light supply, sheep and lambs lower, hogs receipts active with price ranges for heavy, medium, light categories.
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Chicago
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Butler
Iztra Etcamertes
Mreta
Arte
Cherse
Trics
Young Americas
Pittsburg
Bcripps-M'Rae Prees
Lamba
Sina
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago live stock report shows cattle receipts of roughly 2.00 with Thursday higher bids, prime heifers around 6.50 to 6.75, hog receipts about 27,000 with weaker Thursday prospects, sheep and lambs listed with Western and Texan price ranges, total cattle and hog values summarized amid market trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scrippa Wee
Wagon Market and Livestock Prices From St Louis Market
Scripps-Anchor Press Association report from St Louis market notes mixed wagon and grain quotes with No 2 red wheat on track at 66 to 1.12, various yellow and mixed feeds, Timothy prices at 10 dollars, and hay steady. Cattle receipts 00, cattle bids steady. hogs 7,000 with steady prices. sheep 1,000 steady with natives and lambs quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Buater
Lear
Louis
Scripps-Arae Press Assoclatius
ST. Louis
School board to have inspector review school escapes
The board has asked Bund ini Inspector Stanley to inspect the first racapés at school No. 6 on Upton and at the Ohio line crossing Walnutsts. The department fears the escapes are not in good condition and may need work.
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Bundini
Stanley
Uelmware
Upton
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