Navy Enlistments From Indianapolis Kingman and Ham Joona
Several men including Thomas Bears boiler maker and J Fairhead blacksmith from Indianapolis and Kingman enlist in the navy. William Meeps and Thomas Bears are apprentice seamen. C F Van Duyn from Kingman and J P Manley L J Shooden H Dy Doten and Schofield from Ham Joona join and will be sent to Norfolk Virginia, Thurday.
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William Meeps
J. Fairhead
H. Dy Doten
J. P. Manley
L. J. Shooden
Indianapolis
C. F. van Duyn
Kingman
F. Schofield
Ham- Joona
Navy
Norforx
Thuragny
Thomas
William Meam
Home seeker rates to be decided in Cincinnati
Special to The Sen Cincinnati May 10 rate clerks will meet in Cincinnati Tuesday to decide on romenecker leasing fares to points in the south and southwest. One way from Ohio and Indian points will likely be the same as the one way rate to C. and B. 1 points and one fare for the return to destination.
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Cincinnati
Clarks
Deide Om Romeneckers
Poisoned by noon meal in Richmond woman dies
Miss Cisra Reckers, 22, daughter of Councilman Reckers, died after a suspected ptomaine poisoning linked to spinach and strawberry shortcake eaten at dinner. Coroner's inquest found chemical change from spoiled food. She had been in good health prior to illness.
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Richmond
Ind
Miss. Cisra
Heeckers
Miss. Beckera
Tnrmrt
Reeters
Ate
Bribery Confession Reveals Oil Firm Spying Network
Former Standard Oil agent Wilholt testifies before a Chicago inquiry panel about an espionage system used to defeat competitors. He describes secret agents and double spies, and claims officials arranged bribery payments to railroad workers to obtain competitor data. He notes price reductions and tariff schemes benefiting Standard Oil and pressuring rivals.
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Wilhoit
Conpetitera
Witholt
Standard Ol Company
Met
Banta Fe
Embezzlement Crashes Brokerage Firm Into Bankruptcy
Special to the Philadelphia article notes a confidential clerk caused the collapse of the HarrisonSny jase & Bon brokerage house. About $150,000 is missing with figures possibly higher. Edwin Iateeits confessed, claiming help from a senior partner to straighten the firm's tangled accounts.
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Philadelphia
Edwin
Harrison Snyjase & Bon
Indiana district meeting opens at Dun's Church
The Indiana district Svangeliad synod conference opens at Dun's Church on Oblo et. It runs from Wednesday night to Monday night May 4 with 6 ministers and 50 lay delegates. Dr. J A Schneider of Evansville moderates the senate while committees read reports.
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Svangeliad Synod
Xeesion
Ddun
Oblo
Bruning
Louisvile
Delerstes
J. A. Schneider
Evansville
Moder
Senatonn
Chief Metzger on Trial in Indictment Challenge
Special Judge Wilson delays talesmen until Monday as proceedings unfold in the Metzger case. Prosecutors seek time to review the plea in abatement while Metzger insists the grand jury acted unlawfully and the court was biased. Arguments resume after 2 pm with juror panel readiness and trial date to be determined.
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Talesmen
Ubler
Robert Metzger
Walter Koons
Walter Nanna
Grand
Fremont Alford
Ordenal Court
Metggiy
Alford
Metzger
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Atd
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Mennchet
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Ryan
Ruckelelhaus
Henry N. Spans
Martin Hogg
Prederick E. Marvan
Minor
A. Bootwalter
Regmar
Michael Ryan
Funds For Strike Boosts Miners Hope Amid Turbulent Talks
Secretary Wilson returns from Pronsylvania with President Mirchel to assess the anthracite miners convention. Industry leaders report a growing round of resumptions, with 25 miners in Belmont county and others signaling deals as railroads fear loss of business. Michigan and Pittsburg districts show encouraging progress while some operators sign anew elsewhere. Overall the strike situation is described as the most encouraging since suspension six weeks prior.
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Pronsylvania
Olen
Jon Mirchel
Wien
Isste
J. W. Robinson
MercerRutler Lairich
Kaylor
Ohio
Belmont County
Columbia
Indiana
Aeveral
Kin
Trdhuyy
Ibis
Businesa
Iowa
Tiinela
Londes
Nelda
Michigan
Ephe Pittsburg
Low G A R Rates For Lafayette Encampment
The traction lines announce equal one cent per mile rates with additional for the round trip to Lafayette for the G A R and Woman's Relief Corps encampment May 1-2. With 16 daily trains into Lafayette railroads expect to carry most of the attendees.
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Railronda
G. Alr
Woman's Rely Corps
Lafayette
J Mound
Lafayvite
Miners Resume Work Amid Mixed Response in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania efforts to restart operations across anthracite mines faced partial success as about 70 percent of miners returned. Many mines remain unprepared for full resumption with normal output unlikely before next week.
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BerthaeteRee
Wilkesbarre
Many Parks Open May 27 For City Outings
The city opens sparke May 27 with traction lines offering excursions from all ends of the state to Endlapanala. Additional parks planned to open the same day include Faton Eaton Anderson West Side Munele Spring Lake near Green field Zlonaville Bethany and Martine ville Hine. Many picnics booked for Spring Lake Port Consville and Bethany with Sunday school events. Longer trips likely to Boost Bluse park and Mound park at Euraran as new popular destinations.
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Sparke
Roltey
Notnt
Endlapanala
Algo
Faton Park
Eaton
Ind
Stnands
Anderson
West Side Park
Munele
Spring Lake Park
Greenfield
Zlonaville Park
Milkman Wins Damage Suit in Local Court
A jury verdict in Justice of the Peace court led by Joseph H. Sheppard found dairyman Lewis Mars liable for damages to Tron Hridgeport and Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company. The scattered milk incident involved a car and caused water damage, with unclear details and timing due to garbled OCR text.
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Justice At the Peace
Joseph H. Sheppard
Lewis Mars
Tron Hridgeport
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Premature Powder Explosion Kills Worker at DuPont Plant
An accidental explosion at Magley’s guilds within the DuPont Powder Company plant in Willington Bel has caused the death of Wale Ham McCreanan and serious burns to David Commuk who is expected to die. The incident occurred today and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Scrippe-MeFise Mercs Association
Willington
Bel
Relling
Mil
Magley's Guilds
Dupont Powder Company
Wale Ham McCreanan
David Commuk
Greek Laborer Injured by Falling Rail on Belt Railway
A Greek laborer named Voska Writ was injured when a steel rail fell on his left foot while working on the Belt railway near Shelby street. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in a City department ambulance. Dr. Vontz treated him.
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Voska
Shelby St
Prosecution Progress in Monticello McCoys Bank Case
Monticello Indiana May 10 Prosecutor Leopoldt makes good progress in the McCoys bank wreck case. Up to today 17 witnesses have been examined with more called as the investigation continues. Notable testimonies included James F H Cox as a major witness yesterday.
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Ind
Leopolt
McCoys
Reneater
James FH. Cox
Husband Afloat Blames Woman In Suit For Affections
Mrs. Carrie Wollla sues in superior court for damages alleging Stella Bowhan stole her husband’s affections. The complaint claims Rettle Bondon enticed Woattin away with offers of money, leading to desertion of the wife and four children aged 3, 7, and others.
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Carrie Wollla
Vwstella Bowhan
Rettle Bondon
Woattin
Gospel is Carried by Ten Men Campaign
The Rev James Mc Yaylor known as the Teaneveee Evangelist leads a week long crusade with Young Men Holiness League of Indians Indianapolis. Meetings start Sunday and run daily at League Hall 82 3 gon ate-aye at 2 pm and 7 pm with noon hour services. Open air gatherings are planned each night as power to spread the gospel through Indianapolis across denominations.
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James Mc Yaylor
Holiness League of Indians
Apolis
Iwague Hall
Indianapolis
NEW COLISEUM PLAN PROMPTS INDIANA INVESTORS CONTEST
A proposed national coliseum in Indianapolis aims to host conventions and large shows with private capital. The plan includes a $250,000 to $400,000 building on a 388 by 210 foot plot bounded by Washington Pine and Market streets. Promoter Edward Hy Rentach, tied to Wonderland, claims the Coliseum will outsize any in the U.S. and resists city plans to build a rival structure.
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Indianapolis
Indikpapalta
Washington, Pine and Morkelsts
Indiana Savings and Investment Company
Edward Hy Rentach
New Coliseum Company
Kentach
Wonderland
Leis Amusement
E. Washington St
John Keuling
Atronney
Colican Enterprise
Auld
Hursday
Capitanaia
Fensihip
Union carpenters claim near victory in wage strike
At union headquarters both sides spoke of a near win in the carpenters wage strike. The union says contractors hold back hiring, while the Employers' association claims they no longer need extra workers and plan an open shop. A contractor with 136 men on ten jobs says he will keep 40 on site.
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Emnl Players’ Association
Carpenters
Managror A. J. Alien
Employers’ Association
Vaya
Carpenters’ Union
Czar Nicholas Opens Douma and Dismisses Order Threats
Czar Nicholas opens the Russian Douma in St Petersberg with 4,000 troops in the city to preserve order as the new assembly convenes amid high expectations and warnings of a stormy session. Deputies voice distrust of government and push for constitutional reform, universal suffrage, and autonomy for Finland and Poland. The constitutional Democrats win seats and advocate sweeping reforms including eight hour workday and abolition of the death penalty.
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Nicholas Bridge
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National Assembly
Tate
Moscow
Party of
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