Indianapolis Ordinances Spar Over Tracks And Public Nuisances
City council debates penalties for trespassing on nonexistent elevated tracks amid mayoral delays. Police chief receives notices of public meetings. churches exempt. Ordinances address building height, street name changes, and city staffing funds. Local sanitation official seeks a measure to force residents to clean outhouses at their own expense.
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Indianapolis
Holtzman
Frank 8. Fishback
Kruger
James D. Moriarity
Stoltaman
Hotuman
Colombia
Linshack Tay
Bremen
Grove-st
Bradabilw-st
Virginla-ave
Bouth-st
Pletcher-ave
Viretnia
Nabte
McCarty-st
Married men barred from civil service cutter exam
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for revenue cutter service positions and urges eligible men to apply. Candidates aged 18 to 35 must be unmarried. training lasts three years near Baltimore with commissions as lieutenants if satisfactory. Credit for sea service may be allowed. A separate special exam will occur in Indianapolis for rural mail carriers.
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United States Civil Service Commission
School of Revenue Cutter Bervier
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Hia
Th Serviee
Postum Coffee Replaces Coffee in Family Health Story
An anecdotal testimonial from a family praising Postum Coffee as a cure for nerves and stomach issues. The writer describes refusing coffee, trying Postum, and noting improved sleep, strength, and health for a daughter and husband, with continued use over two years. The piece attributes the benefits to Postum by the Postum Co. of Battle Creek.
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Thad & Atacks
Patuimonia
Cortes
Han
Tebe
Postum
Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Sfich
Chere
Presbyterian General Assembly to Convene at Winona Lake
The Presbyterian General Assembly meets at Winona Lake Indiana in May. The event is held in the Auditorium with a large seating capacity and runs for several days, featuring sessions led by church leaders and delegates.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Ste Rene Eral
Presbyterian Oauren Wil
Conentue
Gillespie Faces Long Wait In Murder Case
Special to the Rising Sun report details James Gillespie awaiting continued hearing in the murder of his twin sister Gilebeth. Judge Comet extends proceedings, with a later term set and additional perjury charges against Myron L. Nurbour. Supreme Court submission delayed due to a seven volume transcript incomplete by the court clerk.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Belle Sewart
Myron Barbour
Carele Marbour
James Gillespie
Gilebeth
Spectel
Corneu
Myten L. Nurbowr
Supreme Court
City Record For A Day
Fragmented city notices list names of residents, deaths, and building permits. The readable items include mentions of people like Thomas Vata, Mary Walbere, James de Wooden, Cecilia, and Park Avenue entries, plus scattered permit values and addresses. The passage reflects a busy day of civic listings with limited coherent context.
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Maniages
Jettersen
Arid Dane
Thomas Vata
Mary Walbere
John Monftedy
Mars Kents
Joseph Mo Turi
Cecilia
James de Woiden
Pasa Dudley
Thomas Eaward Wall
Kin Bell
Marvin Carothers
Ema Scheefer
William Mo Eureoek
Meg Moparsdas
Jacob Payker
Ler Anni Mars Wise
Hugh Glin
Mary J
Nishes
James Well
Uheistena Sebel
Undefined fragmentary sports note involving teams and interference
Incomplete OCR text mentions teams and possible interference from government authorities and a person named Tadie Dende. Details are unclear, locations and events not discernible, making precise summary and attribution impossible from the provided fragment.
79 DIE IN WRECK KILLS METRO CREW INCHICAGO
One man was killed and three others injured when a Rent piand wrecked near Chicago. Metal workers and engineers from the Metro crew were among those involved. Police and fire crews responded to the scene, with investigators gathering evidence as officials vowed to determine the cause.
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Scripps-Auslaf Press Asso
Chicago
Kelled Rint
Metro
Rent Piand Etcertain
Wire Serioushy
Maire
Puesday
AL Nuthes
Vitonase Yamane
Peanira
Heckeman
Kilho
Ana Pod Bikerhe Engmier
Karena Fet
Brake
Pans Charles Gilles
Cenit
Broker Kills Himself in Tragic Market Collapse
A stock broker, Koen, reportedly died by suicide after a volatile week on Wall Street. Police and investigators are reviewing the scene as markets fell, with trading interrupted and reports noting stress within the financial community.
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Ecripps-Ay Rar Press Association
York
Ehpistian Koen
Sibebbs
Gas Range Demonstration Attracts Neighbors
A local kitchen demonstration led by Mrs Walterine showcased a gas range and related cookware. The event highlighted safe operation and exact timing of serving, with attendees collecting proof of purchase and noting the planned follow up on May 1.
Gold Found Worth Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
Special to the Des Moines 8un reports a raid yielding 11500 in gold from a Port Madison site. The account notes contractors removing valuables and local figures involved in the salvage, with descriptions of the sequence of events and the aftermath at the property.
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Des Moines
Rae
Port Madison
Dhies
Uproar Over Flhing Dry Controversy At Plant Meet
A fishing restriction dispute at the plant led to a standstill as Alfred Dunkel and Frant Hind clashed with managers over enforcement. Workers gathered to hear witnesses, voices heated, and the meeting paused amid muttered threats before a calmer tone prevailed.
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Alfred Dunkel
Frant Hind
Hird
Abe
Disrupted Shipping and Crime Notes Across Several Cities
A garbled 80 word telegram mix reports a shipboard death ashore crew renewal and a condemned plot in Milwaukee Chicago and Portland. It notes a court guilty plea in Portland for defrauding the United States and a factory accident in Milwaukee with two men killed. The fragmentary text mentions Turkish cruiser orders and streetcar builder debates in other towns.
Indictments Expected From Grant Jury In Indianapolis
Special to The Sun. Prominent figures from political and financial circles in Indiana and across the United States are expected to be indicted as the Grant jury convenes. Officials from Denver Seattle Chicago New Orleans and others may testify as investigators pursue the Mexican Lottery affair and the old Louisiana Lottery links. Witnesses from Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville Lafayette and other cities are summoned to attend the hearings and testify against ticket handlers and agents in multiple states.
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CIT
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Ierest
Seary Ayersatite
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Cysree
United States
Denver
Savernmensi
Brini
Ubsrlind
Springfield
Jubanapolis
Terre Haute
Evansvilly
Lafayette
Imi
Loutaie
Stend
Mae Surprised Consul Wynne in Washington Story
Mae Wood of Omaha, a former post office clerk, claims a conspiracy hid love letters and manuscripts linked to her dispute with Senator Platt. She alleges Miss Wand showed a letter and sought publication, while Wynne says he declined to advise and recalls no involvement. Wynne heads to Washington for private matters, not related to the case.
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London
Robert Jo Wena
Cnited
Runsul Re
Mies Mae Wood
Nf Omaha
Poat
Thomas Wiatt
Miss Wood
Weahington
Sher
Senator Platt
Itera
Miss Wand
Snt
Wynne
Lennon
America
No More Tips Acripps Iris Press Association Report
Clipped copy shows garbled text about a graft probe pause in the legislature and a remark by Rev Lakellette. Mentions outsiders, a firm, and a test, with unclear names and dates. The readable fragment suggests political tension and notes on employee gratuities but lacks concrete details.
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Acripps-Irae Press Association
Mllwaker
Lakellette
Witte
President to greet delegates at railway congress
Washington May 2 A revised schedule shows the president will arrive May 12 and attend a White House tea for the International Railway Congress. Mrs Roosevelt plans to host the tea and the president is expected to be present. Final arrangements are underway for the congress to be held May 14.
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Ecripps-Aprae Press Association
Washington
International Railway Congress
Roosevelt
Nater
Funeral for Capt Robert Campbell Willigmaon Held
Comrades attend the funeral of Capt. Robert Campbell Willigmaon at 2 p.m. Wednesday from Arsenal Avenue. G.A.T. will supervise rites. police officers who served with him will attend, gathering at 1 p.m. The article notes a voluntary bankruptcy petition filed Monday by Gilbert Bronson of Helbyville with debts of 19060 dollars and no assets.
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Mis
Tae
Arsenal Ave
GAT
Mnrtal
Wal
Gibert Bronson
Kogedorr
Ot Bhelhywilte
Fronson
Pulleys Shafting Saws Machinery Firm Blames Son
Special to The Sun from Watertown Wisconsin May 2. Pulleys shafting and other shop machinery were arranged by a fugitive owner without his knowledge leading to a failed award for 108 dollars. Zilseho, a merchant of Tistleford, says the affair defrauded many in Junrau Watertinen and harmed workers. Police concern grows as missing persons cases surface with Mrs Laura Mackey reported. Local remedies and ads appear amid chaos with Newport Dye Works and patent medicines pushed for busy times.
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Watertown
Wis
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P. Zilseho
Vilage
Tistleford
Junrau
Watertinen
Ziliset Say
Nothme
Nad
Is Agsely Ie Simro
A Magnificent Outing Through Georgian Bay Isles
A descriptive publicat ion issued by the Grand Trunk Railway System promotes a grand voyage through the 3 000 Islands of Georgian Bay and Manitoulin Island regions. It highlights scenic channels, coves, and offshore scenery, offering travel maps and full particulars via W Robinson at Park Buildings, Wiltsburg, Pa.
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Curry Sound
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Grand Trunk Hallway System
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I Park Buileins
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