Masonic Temple Damaged by Fire in Indianapolis
A $40,000 blaze destroyed parts of the Masonic temple at the corner of Washington Street and Capital Avenue, injuring four firefighters. Captain John Winters led a hose line rescue but suffered a head injury. The fire, aided by a strong wind, threatened surrounding structures as crews battled for an hour to prevent wider destruction. A valuable trophy from San Francisco 1892 era was recovered unscathed amid ruins.
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Washington St
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Guard for Kaiser Five Suspected Anarchists Arrested
Berlin dispatch reports five anarchists arrested at Metz in connection with a plot to assassinate Kaiser Wilhelm during his palace visit to Urville. Prisoners denied charges as authorities tighten security, with forests searched and troops aiding protection in advance of the emperor's travel.
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Berlin
Metz
William
Urville
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Hariman Urges Caution on Frisco Rebuilding Plan
E H Harri man told Secretary Shaw and financiers the proposed quarter billion dollar San Francisco reconstruction fund should not be rushed. He said San Francisco will recover in a reasonable time and warned that funding must be used with a clear plan. He argued credit should be based on the city’s own prospects and residents’ actions.
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San Francisco
Lockout in Germany Affects 320000 Metal Workers
Serippe-Meral Press Association reports a nationwide lockout in the metal industries starting tomorrow in Germany. About 320,000 workers will be affected. In Washington, Senator Gorman’s condition improved significantly this morning according to Serippe-Merah Press Association.
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Serippe-Metal Press Association
Berlin
Gorman
Serippe-MeRae Press Association
Washington
Gore
Boy's Tongue Frozen by Dare in Millville Pipe
Special to The Millville News May 10 Albert Travis touched a frost pipe with his tongue after a dare. He nearly died as his tongue froze to the pipe. An engineer and a doctor acted, but the boy remained in grave condition after the blade was used to free him.
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Millville
N. J
Albert Travis Wee
Travie
Charien B. Neal
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer Friday May 1 1906
Fragmented astrologic note warns to avoid superiors and favors for an unsettled year. It mentions personal birthday anniversaries may bring changes and travel with self-help and restraint.
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Carvan
Water enriches cake and guides home bakers
A cooking lesson led by Mrs Emily Colling at the German Nause discussed using water to mix cake batter for tenderness and longer freshness. It covered beating eggs, creaming butter, folding flour gently, and proper oven times, plus tips on boiling vegetables without overcooking and avoiding violent water motion.
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Miss Colling
Angel Food
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Benue Moihyn
Engagement of Blanche Millman to Milenko Vecnitch in Paris
Paris May 10 Court announces the engagement of Mrs Blanche Millman of New York to Milenko Vecnitch Serbian minister to France recently named minister of justice in the new Serbian cabinet. King Peter of Serbia and M Nelidom Russian ambassador to France will witness the marriage for the groom. Mrs All-Trask witnesses will be United States. Ambassador McCormick and her brother King Pecon will represent him at the ceremony.
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Paris
Blanche Mllman
New York
Milenko Vecnitch
France
King Peter
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M. Nelidom
All- Trask
United States
Apprassador McCormick
Transfers of Real Estate Listed In City Atlas Ledger
A garbled OCR list details real estate transfers and parcels in various additions and streets. Names include George J. Myer, Christina Lisberhe, Willard Whekard, Henry M. Stack, Mary Butterfield, Ark H. Bowentt, and others. Properties describe blocks, corners, and lots with dimensions, improvements, vacant status, and prices such as 34,500 and 2.7u. The entries reference Indianapolis areas like Douglass Park addition, Washington St, Hamilton Ave, and Twenty-fifth Street, with entities and trusts mentioned in fragmented form.
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College Freights Beatty Company
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East Side
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Twente-eith-st
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Jet i. Johnson
Washington St
Hamilton Ave
New York
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Ving Fund
Bruce Place
George W. Taylor
Salle B. Grienth
Tuxedo Park
Wood-Ave
Washington-st
Mary
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Ark H. Bowentt Ux
Merth Indianapolis
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Alden B. Trust
McClain
Golden Addition
Shelby-ave
Mertin St
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Minnie J. Bronte
Reagan Park
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Indianapolis Shooting Association
George ‘Seldenstick Mare
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Waynt Township
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Aton
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Spier Accused in Cash Dealing Scandal
Experts examine Charles L. Spier books amid claims he falsified accounts and hypothecated securities. Spier, found dead with a gunshot wound on Staten Island, linked to defaulter Rogers estate. Authorities weigh murder vs burglary while securities transfer to Mrs Spier is traced.
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Scrippe-WoRas Veees Ascoriation
New York
Charles L. Spier
Tenry 91
Rogera
High
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Staten Island
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Spier
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General strike widens across Italy with Socialist opposition
A general strike began throughout Italy on May 1 despite near unanimous Socialist opposition in parliament. The action protested shootings of workers at Turin and targeted the central chamber of labor in Milan, though many workers reportedly do not support the strike and it is believed to fail.
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Italy
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Central Chamber of Labor
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Planermen on strike at Bedford mill
Bedford Ind May 10 Fifteen planermen at the Bradley and P M B at one mill struck this morning The men considered the first toward the falling out of the engineers and back smiths to aid the planermen in their strike Opera fora say the strike are places will be immediately fed Commissioner McCormick unable to do Lerthing toward assisting the seeder
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Bedford
Ind
Dradley
Planarmen
Opera
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Miners Fight Sparks Across Soft Coal Field
Special to The Sam Chicago May 10 mine operators at a peace meeting consider heroic remedies in response to the Mituminoamecal strike. They plan a four part action with a one month limit to tie up mines under dictation if arbitration fails. They reserve militia protection and may operate mines with nonunion workers if arbitration stalls. Some Ohio operators push for delegation to Washington to urge Roosevelt to force arbitration.
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Chicago
Auditoriuay Hotel
Roosevelt
Ohio
Washington
Iliole
Indiana
Hornblower Resigns from New York Life Board
William B. Hornblower tendered his resignation as a member of the board of trustees of the New York Life Insurance Company. The announcement was made from New York on May 10.
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New York
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