Blythe Dies After Wounding From Self Inflicted
c. R. Blythe fired a bullet into his brain at a saloon on Missouri and Washington streets and died at City hospital at 5 am. He lived at 917 Madison avenue and left a farewell note to his brother J Blythe of 623 Holly avenue. He was found by Merchant Policeman Frank Griffith and taken to the hospital.
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C. R. Blythe
Missouri
Washington Streets
City Hospital
Blythe
Madison Avenue
J. Blythe
Holly Avenue
Frank Griffith
Marie Dressler Loses 340000 In Theatrics
Chicago reports Marie Dressler, American comedienne, arriving from New York after a London run, claiming a 40000 loss and vowing to quit England. She plans to focus on American work and a California copper mine while criticizing English tastes and American plays.
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Chicago
Marie Dressler
London
Vaudeville
New York
Dressler
England
California
America
Miss Dressler
Orid
Parliament
Nervous Collapse Relief Promised by Dr Miles Nervine
A Wells Maine man Mr A G C Libby recounts years of travel and sleepless worry leading to nervous prostration. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring health and urges others to try it with a money back guarantee.
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Miles
A. G. C. Libby
Wells
Roosevelt Sees Kealing Resignation Ridicule
The Outlook editors attack Indianapolis News over Joseph B. Kealing and his resignation as district attorney. They dispute reasons for his departure amid libel indictments and debate whether Kealing should have handled prosecutions.
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Roosevelt
the Outlook
Indianapolis News
Joseph B. Kealing
Kealing
Delavan Smith
Lbel
Panama
Bonaparte
Mr. Kealing
Mr. Roosevelt
Healing
Washington
New York
Indianapolis
SY Joseph B. Kealing
Bride Slain Letters Warn Husband Seeks to Entangle Culbertson
Police report a spate of unsigned letters sent to Mrs. Russell Culbertson warning her to abandon husband Russell Culbertson. The notes claim to watch her, threaten murder, and reference an elopement with Culbertson in January. All letters were written with two pens in a neat hand.
Neighborhood Dialogues Misdirection on Common Terms
A quip explains slang shifts by misnaming objects and roles. Cigar and incubator definitions are playful misdirections, as is kitten used for both a young cat and a woman described as kittenish. The piece surveys language in casual street talk.
Local social notes span guests and weddings across cities
Mrs. 8. C. Dickey hosts on Friday with Greta Holliday Anna Montgomery and Mrs. James Ward Reid from Greenville. Euchre at Miss Clarence Sweet’s on Bellefontaine street. J M Dalrymple hosts luncheon for Kellogg guests from Wilming ton and Paris. A bridge honor for Leah Oppenheim and Albert Sachs ahead of their March 30 wedding. Zetathea club officers elected. Elsie Odoms and John Robert Schmidt wed at George Stethorn home. Marie Wood and Philip Scott Rush wed and depart for Butte Montana. Guests travel from Chicago Dayton Terre Haute and Indiana towns. Several relatives plan travels and visits into April including Mexico City and Naples.
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Greta Holliday
Anna Montgomery
Persia
James Ward Reid
Greenville
Holliday
Montgomery
J. M. Dalrymple
Park Avenue
W. H. Kellogg
Ruth Kellogg
Wilmington
Del
Miss Kellogg
John Reagan
W. D. Cooper
Andress
S. H Daggett
Elder
Jefferson Cuaylor
John Bud
Anna Budd
R. B. Rudy
Joseph Rothschild
Leah Oppenheim
Albert Sachs
William Stein
St. Loui
L. W. Oppenheim
Cleveland
8S. B. Levi
E. J. Oppenheim
Louis Bornstein
Baron Rothschild
Elsie Odoms
John Robert Schmidt
George C. Stethorn
N. Noble Street
Fay Odoms
Chicago
Glenethel Stethornu
R. Clifford Odoms
Miss Fay Odoms
Emma Kemper
Dayton
Schmidt
New Jersey Street
Marie Wood
William J. Wood
Philip Scott Rush
Butte, Mont
Fred Rush
Don Rush
Mary Tittle
L. W. Loser
Emma Regan
Terre Haute
H. C. Wood
Bella Williams
Westfield. Ihs
R. M. Dooley
John Burton
Rockville
Ind
M. A. Thorpe
Windsor
Ont
W. L. Barnhart
Huntington
Joseph T. Stahl
Kendallville
Scaffold Collapse Injures Eleven at New Penn Railroad Terminal
A scaffold collapsed at the new Pennsylvania railroad terminal near Eighth Avenue in New York today. Five men fell about 20 feet to the tunnel track floor, severely injuring them, while six others working beneath were hurt.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eighth Avenue
Saratoga Favors Open Town Policy Despite Canfield Recall
Saratoga New York voters declare in favor of a wide open town policy. Citizens claim the era would allow Richard Canfield to reopen his famed clubhouse and gambling annex without disturbance.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Richard Canfield
German Home Work Delayed Until April
The German Protective Society for the Aged postpones plans for a refuge home in Indianapolis and votes to resume after a quicker session. A committee to nominate officers was chosen with H. C. Bakemeyer as chairman and members Joseph C. Gardner Mrs. August D Buschmann Mrs. Louisa Summers and Mrs. Barbara Polster.
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German Protective Society For the
Indianapolis
H. C. Bakemeyer
Joseph C. Gardner
August D Buschmann
Louisa Summers
Barbara Polster
Bullooog Chases Man In Irvington Streets
James E. Carver of Dillon Avenue Irv ington heard his bulldog bark at night and found feet hanging over his front porch roof. He retrieved a revolver but the intruder fled, dropping his umbrella as the bulldog chased briefly.
Governor Speaks at a Masonic Banquet
During a three day session at the Scottish Rite temple a dinner was held Wednesday night. Gov Marshall gave the main address on Our Country. James A. Collins acted as toastmaster. Prominent Masons, including M J Niblack of Vincennes and Judge Frank E Gavin of Indianapolis, delivered speeches.
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Gov. Marshall
M. J. Niblack
Vincennes
Frank E. Gavin
Indianapolis
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Fast Relief For Piles
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as fast relief for piles and rectal disease. It offers a free trial package by sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan and claims immediate congestion reduction and healing without surgery.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Mars Message From Balloon Planned by Amherst Professor
Boston, March. Prof. David Todd of Amherst College plans to flash a wireless message from a balloon next September when Mars is closest to Earth. He aims to reach a higher altitude than any aeronaut yet and believes a response from Martians can be obtained.
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Boston
Mass
David Todd
Amherst College
Mars
Todd
Muartians
Honor for a Count Count Di Frasso Dentice
A historical note highlights Count Count Di Frasso Dentice receiving recognition. The item emphasizes ceremonial honors and the count’s standing in society.
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Count DI Frasso
Woman shoots man through door in Chicago home
Chicago police arrested Mrs. Julia Tonavicz, her husband Barton, and two boarders after finding an unidentified man shot dead in the backyard of 1168 W Forty-seventh Place. The woman said the man tried to break in, and she fired through the door panels. bullets mortally wounded him, though she did not realize it until daybreak.
Wheeler Leads Individuals In Independent League
The Centrals swept six wins over the Federals while the Anonyms captured the series with the K F M s in the Indianapolis league. Deweys player Wheeler topped individuals with a high score of 206 followed by teammate Warren at 206.
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Wheeler
Centrals
Federals
Anonyms
Shermans
Mannit
Deweys
Warren
The
Antlers
Leroy
Phoenix Assurance Co Limited State of Indiana financial snapshot
Auditor of State of Indiana certifies the condition of the Phoenix Assurance Co Limited of London as of December 31, 186 with assets totaling 3 214 500 55 including cash real estate and bonds and total liabilities 2 067 274 14. Statement filed and on record, with home office in London and Indiana office oversight by J C Billheimer.
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Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
London
Cedar Street
New York
N. Y
A. D. Irving
U. 8 S
United States
Home Office
England
U. S
Ba of
Indiana
Office of Auditor of
Tate
State of
J. Cc. Billheimer
State
State of Indiana
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Russell
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CTY
Ltt
8. C. Dickey
the Technical Institute
Clarence Sweet
Euchre
Bellefontaine Street
Zetathea Club
Carolyn L. Eastburn
Addie C. S. Engle
Millie Pennington
Ida Jones
Antoinette Winter
Orra Sowders
S. C. Griffith
Cora Griffith
Florida
Washington, D. C
William Hauelisen, Sr
Matilda
Clara
Naples
Marguerite Rockwell
Rochester, N. Y
Alice Shiel
John H. Aufderheide
William A. Carson
Evansville
William J. King
Mrs. A. R. Harold
Mexico City
Ferdinand Ll. Mayer, Jr
Princeton
Charlotte Davis
Cleveland, O
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London Sketch
Canfield
Bulloog
Irvington
James E. Carver
Dillon Avenue
Irv
Ington
House
James A. Collins
Count DI Frasso-Dentice
Henry Siegel
Julia Tonavicz
Barton Tonavicz
Ipettis S
LSDS
India
Foulard Silks
Messaline Liberty
Onc
J. Long
Gibson Girl Review
de Biere
Gracie Emmeit & CO
Donals
Eddie Ness
Millman Trio
Lewis & Green
Dorothy Drew Kinodrome
Forepaugh Stock CO
Grace George
William Ashe
Sardou
Madam Sans Gene
Shore Acres
Ating W.th
Arevis Ford
Matinee
Empire
Mineer’s
Farmers’ Protective Dairy Association
East South
Prospect
Monument Place
W. H. Roll
Phoenix Assurance C., Ltd. of
Athitate Sota
Carl L. Rost
Ance Company
Russian Re-Insurance Company
William Street
E. Rasov
St. Petersburg
Russia
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Indianapolis Motor Car Company
W. Market Street
Statehouse
Young
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