Aged man picked up for loitering on long walk
Patrick Doyle, 94, was found wandering and arrested on loitering charges by Patrolmen Land and Dugan after claiming he walked from Cameraville to Indianapolis seeking employment and friends. He said he traveled toward western towns in Illinois and Missouri, left Kelami 70 years ago, and fears he may never leave the city. He noted hunger and loneliness and spoke of a wish to reach his grave.
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Sisters Die of Grief as Tuberculosis Claims Mrs Koster
Mary Koster and Elizabeth Hotz sisters die within days of each other after Koster succumbs to tuberculosis at Lake Sara mock sanitarium. Hotz shoots herself in grief. Oscar Koster retrieves bodies from Ashland Avenue home. services planned at Ashland Avenue residence. Two other sisters Laura and Bertha survive.
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City council asked to fund Dr Ferguson’s expert exam bill
Health officials debate funding the 1.10 charge for Dr C K Ferguson’s recent expert examination of the city water. Officials have not secured funds and consider a special appropriation. George W. Fuller and associates weigh in as auditors request payment decision. Dr Ferguson continues to press for payment and visits the health office.
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Steeple Jack Dies After 44 Years of Climbing Towers
Johncott, a veteran steeple jack from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is dead after a collapse while cleaning or inspecting a tall chimney. He spent 44 years climbing some of the nation’s tallest chimneys and towers, earning a reputation across the United States.
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Old File Cases At Federal Building Move To New Site
Old furniture in the Federal building will be removed to the new building when ready for occupancy. Much of it is antique, worn out, and pensioned, and cannot be refinished to look presentable. Employees debate the cost and economy of moving the furnishings.
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Susie Holland Arrested After Street Loitering Incident
Police officer testified on Friday that Susie Holland, known as Mikki in youth, loitered on streets and caused trouble. He arrested her near Toledo street and she paid a fine of 10 dollars plus costs.
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Kaiser at Dover Arrives on Hamburg En Route to Mediterranean
The Hamburg carrying Emperor William has reached Dover, England, as he begins an extended Mediterranean cruise. The voyage sets the stage for a long royal journey.
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Brakeman Malley Leaves Washington and Missouri Crossing
Patrick Malley, watchman at the Big Four crossing Washington and Missouri, will be moved next week as two new gate systems run by younger hands are installed. Despite one arm, he has saved many from death and will transfer to the New York Street crossing while remaining in active service. General Yardmaster John Q. Hicks promised the move. The Washington and Missouri flats crossing has long been vital with numerous escapes from danger over 30 years.
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Veteran flagman Malley Remembered At City Crossing
A profile celebrates Malley one of the oldest flagmen in the city. He began in 1872 and rarely misses a day of duty. He recalls early railroad life, a crushing arm injury, and two major accidents at the Washington street crossing. He notes rising traffic, faster cars, and the need for quicker signaling.
Trial secrecy shrouds Kirkman case in wake of scandal
The Kirkman trial proceeds under strict secrecy amid a recent scandal linked to the death of Lieut Cagadiers wife. Evidence remains undisclosed as authorities finalize proceedings possibly extending over several days.
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Largest sea bass catch noted off Catalina coast
Special to the Sun reports Edward Llewellyn, a boatman, hooked the largest sea bass from the Catalina coast area after a 41 minute fight using a pole and tackle. The report notes sea bass are edible and highlights southern California fishing as the main angling feature. A second item from Detroit notes spring duck hunting season opener with ducks returning to the river and bayous as ice clears.
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Noblesville Businessmen Arrested for Sunday Closings
Noblesville Indiana March 21 E. E. Crane Walter Brown and Harry Benner are under arrest for keeping their stores open on Sundays.
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Claypool Hotel Barber Shop Sets Indianapolis Standard
Ttwan Ingersoll promotes the Claypool Hotel Barber Shop as the city and nation’s premier not only for clean surroundings but artistic workmanship and fair pricing. With Mr W O Armstrong overseeing, the salon offers modern elegance, courteous treatment, and top talent for both ladies and gentlemen.
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