Cross-town street railway line eyed by city officials
In Indianapolis a South-side street line proposal is under review by the street railway company. President McGowan declined to answer on Wednesday. Flynn, a prominent South-side Democrat, met the Board of Works and said there is strong South-side sentiment to petition the board to build the line and he believes McGowan will consent.
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Gome
Innapolis
Street ‘Railway Company
McGowan
Flynn
Bouth-aide
Board of
Works
Gospel Home Aids Fallen Women In Indianapolis Plan
A group in Indianapolis launches the Gospel Home to provide a shelter and work for women with nowhere to go. The project, backed by Wm H. Tice and others, aims to place residents in better homes or distant cities after two reading and moral improvement and a supportive home environment. A house will be rented pending incorporation.
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Indianapolis
George, Hils
John. E. Hewson
Charles L
Barnett
Katia
Apellegate
Ray L
Benjamin
Levi White
Martineck Trial Moves in Court Over Cruelty Case
Kate Martineck faced charges of cruelty to Hazel Orme in a criminal court with a jury. The case, appealed from police court, drew a crowded room as Hazel’s condition prompted concerns about her attendance and continued care at Eleanor hospital. Prosecutors weighed calling her as a witness while defense challenged jurors read in prior reports.
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Kate Martineck
Hazel Orme
Wer
Eath
el Sizat
ma@ws
Hazel
Eleanor Hospital
Ruckelshaus
Wifam
Ne Harding
C. B
Orton
Harding
Alford
John Orme
Haand
George
F. Young
Jury roster fragments outline local panel
A partial transcription lists jurors including George H Blue farmer Norman Scott John W McClain farmer Jas Hobbins and William Lo Ka awand along with associated roles, indicating an incomplete panel for a local trial. The shoe remark appears unrelated to the juror list.
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George ‘H- Blue
Norman ‘Scott
John W._ McClain
Jas, Hobbins
William Lo ‘Ka ‘Awand
Grafters Case Reveals Filing Flaw in Representative Claims
Representative Overstreet notes a misdirected statement sent to Chairman Charles Elliott rather than the county clerk, delaying reaction beyond filing deadline. Under Mintura ruling, filing of statements not required for congressional candidates. Other accounts filed show sums for Bernie Cohen, W H Wheeler, J L McFarland, Joseph Clark, Albert Womack, James Alexander, Thomas Smock, Norman Green.
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Overstreet
Charles Elliott
Pela
Supreme Court
Mintura
Congress
Bernie B. Cohen
W. H. Wheeler
J._L. McFarland
Joseph ‘H. Clark
Albert ‘A. “Womack
James Alexander
Thomas W. Smock
Norman Green
Mayor Thriw Opens Private Office To Public
Mayor Thriw announces an open private office for all residents, starting Wednesday morning, with daily open hours from 10 30 a m to 12 30 p m. The move follows his Tale, and officials report the health board office visit and a calm scene.
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Thriw
Patrolmen Come Under Fire in Narrow Tuesday Night Incident
Police report a tense patrol encounter after two officers named Alberts and Bamuel were fired upon from a short distance at a city avenue Tuesday night. The assailants’ identities and motives remain unclear.
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Alberts
Bamuels
Squire Nickerson’s Clothes Do Not Fit
A garbled report describes Squire Nickerson dieting to reduce weight. The text mentions a butcher, ham theft, and Justice W Ha Lerson as he gathers items and notes avoiding butter pork sugar or milk. The OCR yields fragmented phrases about clothing, weight loss, and alleged thefts.
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Squire
Nickerson
W. HA. Lerson
Train Strikes Person Near Patterson Home
A man identified as Zimmerman was struck by a train at noon near Patterson and was injured. An ambulance took him to a local home for treatment. the report notes the incident was dangerous and perhaps fatally damaging.
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Matthew. Zimmerman
Cat
Zimmierman
Patterson
Armless Worker Question Raises Board Tensions
In a fragmented report from The Washington St feed, Maj Megrew comments on a works board dispute. The piece notes dissatisfaction and ongoing debate about safety and staffing, with unclear quotes highlighting tensions.
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Washington-st
Maj. Megrew
The
Works Board
Real Estate Firm Failure Impacts Director Sage Hassett
In New York in March 8, Russell Sage Hassett joined as a director of the German American Real Estate Guaranty Co after its formation. The company failed and Hassett discovered his securities valued at 26 thousand dollars, down from 74315 thousand. He faced questions about the losses and his role.
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New
York
Russell
Gage
Bag
Sage Hassett
Askea
Board volleys overdiagnosis in varicella misfire
A report cites a board dispute over a doctor’s varicella diagnosis. The doctor pleaded for leniency after insisting a young patient’s eruption was chickenpox, but the board disagreed and demanded action.
Substitutes to be Regulars in Fire Department
President Keller of the city board said substitutes now serving will be appointed as regulars to fill vacancies. About seven unassigned regulars exist and 15 positions will be filled soon. New appointees will train as substitutes before becoming regulars.
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Keller
Féty Board
Eee
Hocibes
Speculation On Major General Vacancy In Army
Washington March speculation centers on who will replace Gen Otis as major general. Gen James F Wade tops brigadier list but some juniors promoted over him spark doubt. Leonard Wood, ally of the President, may be considered if Wade misses Otis post.
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Washington
March
Army
Jir
Brooke
Lloyd
Wheaton
Ietle
Gouht
Leonard
Wood Avould
Wood
Miles
Tax Dispute Over Taxable Assets of Savings and Loan
Marion county trust company seeks $595.68 tax reimbursement from Washington savings and loan assets claiming they were wrongly taxed. County commissioners denied the request and an appeal has been made to the circuit court.
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Marion
Trust J Company
Ais
Fice
Wwshington Savings and Loan
Sayings ‘Association
Thes County
Lal
Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity Evening Hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity notes conditions for the evening hours with expected weather changes. Details on temperature, wind, and precipitation outlook are provided for local readers planning evening activities.
Rhodes Death Triggers Market Nervousness in London
A Cane-Town dispatch reports Cecil Rhodes is dead, causing intense excitement among mining and South African shares. The London market grew nervous with no further details beyond the bare fact of his death.
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Cape Town
London
Cecil Rhodes
Ithe Dea Rhodes
Bulletin
Gov Gen Wood Defends Fair Trial For Rathbone Case
Gov general Wood said Maj Estes Rathbone and associates had a fair trial with no government interference. Rathbone, convicted of postal frauds, claimed the verdict stemmed from Gen Wood’s orders and vowed to appeal. Rathbone was appointed from Hamilton.
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Washington
Jou
Rathbone
Judge's admonition to four young women in police court
Police judge Stubbs delivered stern fatherly advice to four Elwood women accused of running a house of prostitution at Miss Wiley's place. He warned they risk death by their own actions if they persist, urging them to consider the fate of older, drunk and jailed women. Fines totaled 30, with Miss Wiley fined 25 for keeping the house.
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Stubbs
Judge Stubbs
Two Divorces And A Haste Marriage In Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on March 26 Judge Mount granted divorces to Elijah Vernon from Effie and William Barnes from Bertha, both couples being cousins. Within ten minutes Barnes married Mrs Vernon after securing a license amid an alleged infidelity dispute.
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Kokomo
Ind
Carr ie Holmes Granted Divorce From Arthur Holmes in Sullivan
Carrie E Holmes obtained a divorce from Arthur A Holmes in Sullivan Indiana on a charge of cruel and inhuman treatment. Holmes denied the allegations and requested the decree for Mrs Holmes. Holmes serves as postmaster of Sullivan and editor of the Union newspaper.
Indiana trust company stock sale applications received
Applications were received by the Indiana Trust Company on Wednesday for Engine Works preferred stock. The total amount of stock for sale is 9.85 million, and one prominent Croker had subscribed from nine a.m. until.
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Indiana”.Truat. Company
Croker
One Remonstrator Opposes Indianapolis Bridge Franchise
Michael Bamberger appeared as the sole remonstrator against granting the Interurban terminal franchise in Indianapolis. The commercial traveler argued against another Fall Creek bridge, urged better service, and pressed that if franchised, the company pay at least 30,000 dollars annually or a comparable share of the three cent fare. Lawyers Walker and Mason noted he was the only remonstrator.
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Tor: Fe Board of, Works
Remonatra
Michael ‘Bamberger
Pennsylvania-st
Tridiagapolis
Fall Creek
Walker
A. L. Mason
Attneys
Smith
Jarney Mason
Fudge Walker
Fireman Crushed Between Locomotive and Engine
Teer Ee C Blakeman a 61 year old Beacon Street Panhandle fireman was badly hurt Wednesday morning while talking to two friends in a cab. He was caught between a passing post and the engine as the locomotive moved, suffering serious heat crushed injuries.
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C. C. Blakeman
Beaconst
Panhandle
Bogus Seal Fraud Report Sparks Immigration Worries
In San Francisco on March 26 the U S district attorney reports a fraud case involving Chinese immigrants who allegedly obtained a former official seal. The claim suggests many Chinese have been smuggled in using the bogus seal. In Kentucky on March 26 the disappearance of the registration certificate bill, a key election law amendment, has lawmakers buzzing as it was enrolled and passed but never signed by the president of the senate. The bill would have required voter registration certificates in all towns and presentation of registration on election day.
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San Francisco
United States District Attorney's Office
Frankfort
Seni
Ate
Ambiguous stamp text hints at Porto Rico issue declaration
Fragmentary note describes a new excise stamp for Porto Rico with a single cent face value and a visible motto asserting sovereignty and responsible power in its issuance. Local details are unclear due to incomplete OCR.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Ic Rico
Police arrest Koeller brothers in Jesed murder case
Chicago March 26 reports policeman Edward Koeller and his brother William implicated in a murder case at Jesed. Police connected them to the fatal shooting and ongoing inquiry details remain sparse as investigators pursue leads and expect further actions.
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Chicago
Edward Koeller
William
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