Passenger stampede at Union Station in St Louis incident
A crowd at Union Station was stampeded by Arthur Kennett of Milroy Indiana while escaping two keepers. Kennett seized a rifle, shouted warnings, fought three policemen, and was subdued and handcuffed. He is reportedly ill with fever and is son of farmer John Kennett.
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Aia
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John Wennett
Romance of the Quake and the Three Missing Brides
A tale set in Nob Vil France where three Chinese couples flee flames and seek entry to the United States. Immigration officials weigh if the brides can join American spouses, while the men, born in the US, seek refuge in Mexico and Juarez after landing to wed.
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Hoch Renominated by Republicans at Topeka Convention
Gov Edward Hoch is renominated by acclamation at the Republican state convention in Topeka Kansas. The ticket includes W J Fitzgerald for lieutenant governor Charles F Dents as secretary of state James M Natton as state treasurer E T Fairchild for state superintendent of public instruction and six and four year terms for supreme court justices. The platform extols federal policy and calls for continued independent refiners laws while pledging restoration of legitimate competition in business.
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Pitta
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Stanley
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Dodge City
Charles F. Dents
James M. Natinn
Erie
Mark Tully
Tide Pendence
Jackson
Greenwood
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Ellsworths
Supreme Court
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Minneapolis
R. A. Burch
Salina
Las Porter
Kansas City
Charles
Graves
Emporia
Kannval
Frank Ryan
C. A. Nyker
Charles W. Barnes
Osage County
Thomas A. McNeal
Topeka
U.c .Federal Administration
Osteopath Sues Board Over Licensure Exam
John Ambrose Barnett an Irvington osteopath files suit in the state court seeking an order against the State Board of Medical Examination and Registration to compel an examination and permission to practice. He claims graduation from Still College of Osteopathy in Des Moines but alleges the board refuses to examine him.
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John Ambrose Barnett
Irvington Dsthopath Physicis
Sist Antenior Court
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Stil College of Osteopathy
Des Moines
Bank for Vallonia Organizes in Vallonia Indiana
Vallonia State Bank in Vallonia Indiana has just organized with 25000 capital stock. Directors are John H Hunsucker Joan Turmail I J Hunsucker W T Reaman M J Singer William 20 Por and Tilden Smith.
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Ind
Villonia State Bank
John H. Hunsucker
Joan Turmail
I. J. Hunsucker
W.T. Reamaman
M. J. Singer
William 20. Por
Tilden Smith
Attack on banker cuts throat in his upstairs room
Samuelo Bennett, a wealthy city banker and former postmaster, was attacked by Dora Plunkett, a domestic, who slashed his throat with a razor as he slept. Bennett’s account says she entered quietly. she claims he forced her to stay after resuming an agreement. Bennett’s condition is serious but improving. A warrant for attempted murder was issued. case postponed to May 9.
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Samuel L. Bennett
Samuelo Bennett
First National Bank
Pontmaster
Bennett
Plunkett
Tefnard
Mr. Bennett
Kennnett
Sim
DIES AT AN ADVANCED AGE MRS OLIVE 90 AT CITY HOSPITAL
Mrs St J Olive aged 90 died at City Hospital after a lingering illness. A pioneer wife born in Teha non she came with her father a Hapitsy minister to Lawrenceburg Indiana where she married John Ryman. Three sons George Indianapolis Addison Ryman and Samuel Ryman. Addison was an actor for years. One son was killed on a steamboat returning from the Civil War. She later married J Olive at Lebanon Indiana about 29 years ago. he died few years later. Body taken to Acton undertakers after death Thursday morning.
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City Hospital
Olive Wan
Wells Kany
Tehanon
Lawrenceburg
Ind
John Ryman
George Ryman
Indianapolis
Addison Ryman
Samual Ryman
Lebanon
J. Olive
A. EB. Shirley
Acton
Pittsfield
Mare
John W Eady
Dalton Maas
Kelly
I An
Foliv Waa
Pirat Pina
Gaye
Smmer
Local club to honor city history with tablet prize
The Commercial club plans a tablet on a historic city site chosen by high school and senior grade pupils. Students in 8B and BA will write historical essays or stories. the best will join a committee's selection for the tablet. May entries aim to spark local history interest and library research across ages. The Indianapolis History conference has published a guiding pamphlet for pupils.
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Commercial Club
City Mbrary
Indianapolis
Food $10 a Year Former Invalid Now in Good Health
A former invalid, now healthy, reports adherence to a strict diet of nuts and raw vegetables. He claims the public eats too much and advocates simple eating habits as the basis of his improved well being.
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Eddy
Biddy
Dave
Exchange in Effect for Andianapolle Real Estate Exchange
The Andianapolle Real Estate Exchange becomes active with RAM membership. meetings begin May 8 under Thomas Spann. Goals include uniform commission rates for leases sales and loans, plus strict conduct with exclusive agency rules and arbitration for breaches. Officers listed include Spann Mick Metzger Wheeler and others. no secretary yet.
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Thomas
Spatin
Spann
Mick
A.B. Metzger
Stern
Andra Wheeler
Crier
H. G Goughain
W. Te Elder
Joseph W. Selvage
Obie J. Smith
J.T. Welch
Jenn Wobher
George Wolfe
Mix
Insurance Company Assets and Liabilities at Indiana Auditor Office
fragmented OCR shows American Fidelity Insurance Co assets listed at Main and State streets Montpelier Vermont with James W. Brock as president and Harlan W. Kemp as secretary. It cites cash on hand 257,910.63, stocks market value 52.0, total assets and various liabilities including premiums, reserves, and unsettled claims. Indiana State Auditor note appears.
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American Fidelity Insurance Company
Main and
State Streete
Mont~pelle
James W. Brock
Harlan W. Kemp
Old Man Repents and Bigamy Scandal Unfolds
A Brooklyn banker Thomas W Riley and his second wife Mrs Colt are at the center of a bigamy case. Riley seeks escape to Europe after confessing to the district attorney and expressing remorse, while Mrs Colt denies knowledge of the other marriage. District Attorney Clarke weighs prosecution as details unfold.
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Asheville
N. C
Clarke
Brooklyn
Kiley
Seeluelon
Ashevile
North Side Bank
Williameburg
Dan Lee
United States Guarantee company financials dated 1906
State of Indiana auditor certifies the United States Guarantee Germany business balance sheet as of December 1, 1906. It shows capital paid up to $825,159.8 and liabilities including losses in adjustment $11,704.78. The document, dated April 30, 1906, is signed by Auditor Warren Bigler and bears the official seal.
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United States Guarantee Germany
Fegat
No. al Broadway
New York City
Renard Rawlings
D. J. Tompkins
Wes
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Beate
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Funeral delay for Corporal Georges Harter body found Alaska
The body of Corporal Georges B. Harter did not reach the city by Thursday for a 2 PM funeral. Found on a beach near Fort Loiscom Alaska weeks earlier, the burial with military honors will proceed May 2 under Renthon and Blackwell. The obituary notes his father Geo M Harter of 3 West Maryland street.
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Harter
Ft. Loiscum
Alaska
Geo. M. Harter
Maryland
Into the Fire In Paris Life Insurance News Item
The fragment references American life insurance colonists in Paris facing reporters, with mentions of Hoosier Fish Co and prices. It also notes travel to New York via Lehigh Valley railroad, with scattered locations Buffalo Niagara Falls and various railway terms.
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Paris
New York
Lehigh
Seed Distribution Brightens Homes With Flower Days
The Civic Improvement association in Indianapolis organized a large seed drive for public school pupils, kindergartens, and orphans homes. About 40,000 packages of twelve flower seed varieties were distributed, secured through Congressman Jesse Overstreet and overseen by the Local Council of Women. Pupils visited the Civic Improvement office to pick seeds, with extra packets for those in need. The project aims to teach children to care for flowers and beautify their surroundings, with future stories and honors for standout participants. About 10,000 garden seed packages were also distributed to calidres.
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Vome Lima
Nowern
Ibis
Jesse Overstreet
Distriet
Council of Women
Civic Improvement Association
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