Queen Ena's London Farewell for Madrid Marriage
The text describes Princess Ena leaving Kensington for Victoria Station amid cheers as she travels to Madrid for her marriage to King Alfonso. Royal family members accompany her. farewells at the station evoke emotion with tears from Queen Alexandra and others, while the crowd salutes with chants of Love, the Queen of Spain.
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MeKac Press
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Madrid
Alfonag
Kensington
Victoria
Henry
Maurice
Leopold
Quis ‘Villalohar
Great
Bpanteh
Lonera
Ture
Edward
Jémaina
Alex
Princess of Wales
Duke of Count
Duke of Teck
Alexandra
Eag
England
Asaem
Spanbirds
Spain
Senator Burson Refuses to Resign from Senate
From Ingleton May 24 a Kansas senator convicted in a federal court for practicing before the post department for personal gain says he will not resign. Burton argues the senate cannot act until the high court disposes of the case. If he is upheld, the sentence's start may remove him from the senate at once.
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Ippe-MeTine
Ington
Kansas
Supreme Court of the Gintes
Senate
Burton
Ace
Supreme Court
Mate
Ibe
Burson
English eve Line extension discussed with city groups
City officers and a committee from the Commercial club plan to extend the English eve Line to the Jenney Electric Manufacturing company. A meeting of the Public Works board will occur with Indianapolis traction officials to discuss proposed changes and Brightwood residents will meet Thursday to discuss the car line extension.
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Jenney Electric Manufacture Company
Sosrd Public Works
Indianapolis Traction & Terms
City
Brightwood
State Ticket Btste Committee Empowered to Name Judges
A state committee was empowered to name men to fill out the list of higher judgeships. The action enables selection of candidates for senior judicial posts and follows a formal vote authorizing the panel to nominate qualified individuals for appointment.
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Btste
Prohibitionists nominate slate in Irilan state ticket storm
Prohibitionists of Irilan meet Wednesday to nominate a full state ticket including Secretary of State A J Crim and Auditor William H Kollar. Results from ballots show Lemon winning for treasurer after Lemon's withdrawal. Crowder Current and Thompson also compete for auditor with complex balloting.
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Irilana
Wedthesdey
A. J. Crim
Jordevine
Wiliam
H. Kollar
Corydon
Charles M. Lemon
Indiananatis
GenneRi
C. F. Holter
Rous Beni
Supreme Court
Denl E.spelcher
Urbain
W. O. Bailey
Angora
Allan D Hare
Earlham College
Millard
Germial Beymaur
A. L. Jim
Retary of
Statey
Kramer
Charles E. Coffin
Marion
Crim
William H. Kel- Ast
William L. Lentantey
Kellar
C. M
Jemnon
Indianspotls
Lentester
Lemon
Zi Tom2 Traction Company
Jarake
Lentestey
Sullivan
Oscar J. Current
Redksy
M. Thompson
Shelbyville
Thompson Crowder
Horse Abuse Trial Ends in Acquittal for Defendants
A horse named Heart Failure on the part of the bleckamitha charger was maltreated, with John Marshall and EB L. Tosey accused of beating the animal. They were acquitted.
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John Marshall
EB. L. Tosey
Freight train strikes crowd near Somerset
In Somerset on May 24 a freight train struck Randrar 9 as a group of Black residents stood nearby. One person was killed and others were injured. The incident occurred at night with casualties reported among the standing crowd.
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Jetippe-Werine
Somerset
Randrar
Wyman
Mc Health
Marine Hospital
Staten
Taarda
Heath
White Eagle airship arrives for Indianapolis test flight
The airship White Eagle, about 70 feet long with a gas bag and hydrogen generation system, arrives in Indianapolis from Chemnitz. Construction begins immediately for planned trips from Broad Ripple to the White City, with Horace Wid piloting the bow propeller and a gas engine providing power.
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White City
Indianapolis
Chemnath
Broad Ripple
Horace Wid
Cincinnati
Grand jury indicts 22 men in triple lynching case
Springfield Missouri May 24. The special grand jury after over three weeks of hearings into the April 14 triple lynching submitted its final report. The panel returned 14 true bills against 22 persons in connection with the burning of three negroes.
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Sercial
The
Sam
Springfield
Mrs Davia Improves After Illness in New York
In New York Mayo Mayo Addison Hagen, daughter of Mrs Jefferson Davis, reports Mrs Davia showing noticeable improvement this morning. Last night she grew weaker and faint, but by daybreak she was far stronger with a nearly normal temperature and a continuing cough.
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Scripps-McRae
New York
Mayo-Mra
J. Addison Hagen
Jefferson Davis
Davia
Strike breakers photographed as union pickets confront influx
Twenty striking machinists in Indianapolis report the arrival of twenty Chicago strike breakers at 3 am. Pickets clash verbally as the imported workers are housed at Pope-Waverley plant. National Metal Trades association operates a new headquarters while photographers document the arrivals for potential identification and public scrutiny.
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Motor Company
Pope-Waverley Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
National Metal Trades Association
Stare Lita
Calcaga
Indianapolia
Machists' Union
Bpcoming
Atrikeca
Chicago
Smith's Annex Hotel
E. Washington Vt
Romchiniats’ Union
Uninn Ista
ROW OVER PITCHER SUMMERS
The Springfield Central league disputes Summers transfer as Indianapolis sold him to Grand Rapids. Springfield claims first rights and had arranged the deal, while Indianapolis denies and says Summers was released to Grand Rapids. The Springfield manager threatens to take the matter to the National Commission.
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Springfield
National Commission
Watkins
Sumsmera Way
Grand Rapids
Springfeld
Hie
Turbulent Ottoman tensions and railway funding doubts
Reports from ISTANBUL dated May 24 describe Britain's growing influence with the Porte following Turkey's acceptance of the British demand to evacuate Egyptian territory. The impact on Germany is described as adverse, with doubts cast on completing the Baghdad railway due to numerous obstacles and insufficient capital.
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Germany
Scripps-McTine Press Association
Sinca
Turkey
Patterson siblings attempt self harm in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute two Patterson individuals are involved in self harm attempts on courthouse steps and elsewhere. William Patterson age 10 tried to cut his throat to end his life amid a belief he had lived too long. The 18 year old Patterson girl attempted self harm elsewhere after a breakup. a protective policy and timely discovery prevented serious injury. The incidents were discovered by family and authorities.
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Terre Haute
Wiliam Patterson
May Patterson
Yotven
Statehouse picnic ball game picks and legends
A statehouse picnic on June 9 features a ball game with named players from Pussies and Bannies teams. Col. Fred Gemmer, Gen. William McKee, Judge Myers, and others are listed as players and observers with anecdotes about Grubbs and Stubbs. The piece notes quirky pitching tales and backstops.
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Tle
Pussies
Col
Fred Gemmer
Union
Hunt
Samuel P. Shutt
George F. Edenharter
Charlen W. Miller
Robert A. Brown
George WW. Powell
Jont C. Wingate
H. E. Barnard
Bkinnies
Nat A. Hill
QO. A. Baker
Joseph HW. Stubbs
John Reed
J. N. Murty
C. V. McAdam
William &. . Henry
Frank I. Grubbs
William McKee
Judge Myers
Col. Gemmer
Balter
Union B
Grubbs
Jon Stubbs
Stubbs
Dr. Hurt
Louisville closes 909 saloons on Sunday crackdown
Louisville acts to shut 909 saloons and ban theaters barber shops bowling alleys baseball parks billiard rooms skating rinks and other amusements. Gov Beckham and Mayor Barth ordered the move after a two hour Board of Public Safety meeting directing police to arrest and prosecute licensees for Sunday liquor sales.
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Kerippe-McRine
Dawon Was Daring Rider Dies in Nome After Illness
William Dawson aged 72 died at 6 o clock Wednesday at Nome of Daughter after four hours illness. He was a pioneer fireman and Civil War veteran who drove a four horse engine. Two half brothers Charles Dawson and Myron Dawson survive. Funeral arrangements not completed, expected Thursday afternoon.
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Wiliam Dawa
Wednceiay
Nome
Gaughter
Strawder Ginizer
Dawson
Dawnon
Fire Department
Ant Fra
Dave Ban
Biica
Parry Township
Charles ¥. Dawson
Baltist
Police Court
Myron Dawson
Murvive
Memorial gourd gift recalls Civil War era memories
Special to The Washington report notes Representative Patterson of South Carolina presenting Speaker Cannon with a two foot long gourd drinking utensil engraved for Uncle Joe's birthday. Cannon recalls early life in the South and immortal youth themes. The piece then shifts to public health talk and pensions plans for Civil War generals, plus an update on Mr Cockran's health and a neck abscess.
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Washington
Patterson
South Carolina
Cannon
Uncle Joe
Mr. Patterson
John W. Holmes
South Car
North Carolina
Wabah
Recitals and Society Events At Indianapolis Venues
Public events include C Hangen organ recital at Second Presbyterian Church with Bertha Schellschmidt. Sigma Chi Indiana annual banquet at the Country Club. Purdue Alumni evocation and MFA activities. M C A national meeting in Indianapolis. Woodruff Place fete for Flower Mission. Shortridge High School primary contest results. Indianapolis Girls Industrial School closing exercises. Tuxedo Methodist Church all day meeting. ice cream social postponed to May 31. Free Kindergarten fete rescheduled to July 10. rummage sale at 52 Virginia Avenue continues at the junction address.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Bertha Schellschmidt
Sigma Chi Fraterny
Indiana
Country Club
Harold Hibben Wue
Judson D. Moschslie
Indianapola Purdue
Dipper
Purdue University
Lafayette
Henry J. McCoy
Fransieco
Indianapolis
Prisca
Trence
Buhday
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Woodruf
Flower Mission
Samuel Trotcky
Muriel Webber
Eleanor Anderton
Shortridge High School
Anna Laugh
Marshall Drye
Noble Blase
Children’s Aid Society
Virginia
Virginia Ave
jIntler
Press agent notes Barnum era shift in show promotion
A press man for the Sefpel Bros. dog and pony show at Capitol Ave and Sixteenth argues today that modern acts avoid grand rhetoric. He cites Tody Hamilton as a model, claiming Seibel Brothers shows compete with Barnum in plain, merit-focused promotions. performances run daily at 2:30 and 4:15 a.m., closing Saturday night.
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Sefpel Bros
Capitol Ave
Barnum
Hamilton
Elty
Jhog
Seibel Broa
Sebel Bros
Shonts to Speak on Route and Panama at Atlanta Chamber
Chairman Shonts will address the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce on Memorial Day about the relation of the route to the Panama Canal. He is scheduled for the same day to speak at the dedication of Rebecca Scott Hall in Decatur Alabama.
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Shonts
Scrippa-McRay Preess
Washington
Panama Canal
Atlanta (Ga
miners sue coal firms over breached contracts in Kentucky
The first major legal move by mine workers against West Kentucky Coal Co occurred yesterday as Attorneys Vout and Wile ron filed 39 suits for damages breach of contract with about 200 more pending. Sheriff Quircy served processes all day. Total damages near 100000 dollars. The suits test contracts between United Ming Workers and Operators' association claimed to be broken.
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Sturgis
West Kentucky Coal Company
Operators’ Association
Minera
Pyramid Pile Cura Promises Free Sample by Mail
A testimonial notes dramatic relief from rectal pain and bleeding after using Pyramid Pile Cura. Rosa H. Blower of Moline credits a 50 cent box bought through Pyramid Drug Co with curing her condition and urges others to try it and consult a physician, offering a free sample in return mail.
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Jeurlertts
Heinpach
Tam
Rosa H. Blower
Sixteenth St
Moline
Pyramid Drug Company
A416
Pyramid Building
Maranall
Mich
Fatal duel ends with Hudson and deputy marshal in Oklahoma
Special to The ANAKAXDO reports in O T that Fred Hudson was fatally shot by United States Deputy Marshal Bourland who was then fatally wounded by Hudson. Hudson had been held as a witness against Jamen and Ben Hughes in the Houston killing case.
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Anakaxdo
O. T
Fred Hudson
United States
Bourland
Hudson
Luis Houston
Ewan Take
Jamen
Ben Hughes
Houston
Hughes
Masonic Lodge Approves Funds For Fire and Police Pensions
The Masonic grand lodge voted 180 to the fireman’s pension fund and 50 to the police pension fund. The fire department’s work at a Masouic ball fire was praised by the Mascos.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Masouic Ball
Mascos
Shelbyville Graduation Ceremony Set for May Evening
Shelbyville High plans its commencement at the City Opera House Friday evening May 25. Graduates include Emma Allen Claude C. Cherry Florence L. Dunn and many others, with names listed among the class of 19.
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Opec
Ewe Cone
Shelbyville, Inc
Shelbyville High Rehoo
City Opera House
Emma Allen
Claude C. Cherry
Florence L. Dunn
Lers E. Hill
Play Isley
Jackiel W. Joseph
Mary A. Wlare
Guy M. Lemmon
Bernice J. Levinson
Paul R. Lisher
Neliie H
Memorial Day Camp Meeting and Wabash Wreck Report
A Indiana G A R campment concluded with a masquerade ball on the public square in Lafayette Indiana as over 3 000 delegates attended the first executive session. An Interurban wreck injured several and was blamed on a motorman who did not heed orders. Memorial Day observations emphasized honoring veterans over sporting events.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana G A. R
Roundebush
Caase
Tompkins
Port Wayne & Wabash Traction Company
Roundabush
Wwited St
Tackett
Railroad Time Cards for Cincinnati to Indianapolis Route
Time schedule fragment details departures and arrivals among Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Chicago hubs. Notes partial times and transfers with times like 01:40 pm 12:45 am and 7:05 pm, indicating routes via Dayton and Chicago on the Big Folk route.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton& Dayton
Indianapa
Indianapolia
York Ecenthal
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