Mystery of St Paul cave exploration and Indian skeleton
In St Paul Indiana near the Flat Rock river several caverns draw explorers. Two youths crawled through a two foot opening and emerged scarred from a long limestone chamber with wind driven air and carved rock formations. A skeleton of an Indian was later found in clay. the cave is to be enlarged for continued exploration amid talk of a gas explosion nearby and growing crowds. Weather notes forecast showers and colder temperatures for Indiana with slightly warmer, fair periods ahead.
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St. Paul Cave
St. Paul
Ind
Flat Rock River
Guen
Joseph Metzner
Plat Rock
Dalton Hatter and Shoer Ad At Bates House
A fragmentary ad promotes Dalton Hatter and Shoer at Bates House offering footwear with emphasis on a good pair. The readable text suggests a shop path and product focus without full details.
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Dalton’s
Dalton
Hatter and Shoer
Bates House
Robbery at Ryan home and town tragedies headline city news
Thieves entered the Louis Ryan residence at West and Morrill streets stealing clothing worth little. A five month old, Henry Clairy’s child, was severely scalded by a tipped coffee pot, risking eyesight. Memorial services, a missing woman, and a state fair list follow. A court ruling limits liability for the Bowen Merrill disaster. Local crimes, marriages, school funds, transit frustrations, and a jail dog experiment mix with notices of births and deaths in dense late Sunday coverage.
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Louis Ryan
West and
Morrill Ste
Henry Clairy
E. Pearl St
Second Presbyterian Church
Joseph Milburn
Light Infantry
Geo. H. Thomas
Indiana
Board of Review
Elizabeth Condo
Muncoast
Christ Eberhart
Noblesville
Squire Feibleman
Anna Laut
Lewis Gall
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Henry Laut
S. Noble St
New Jersey
Special Council Meeting on Public Works Disputes in Weary Workers
The Board of Public Works opened bids for St. Joseph street brick paving with Indianapolis Paving Co at 3.69 per foot including carts, but reserved decision after evaluating materials. Attorney Johnson pressed the St Mary street issue while Judge Martindale taunted delays. A proposed sidewalk caisson on N Penn and remonstrances against Union street right of way dominated debate. A special Wednesday meeting will hear the Alabama viaduct dispute with Union railway likely blocking costly new approaches. A redistricting ordinance may surface next Monday, and pressure mounts on paving College avenue despite past board rejections. Charges were filed against Patrolman Connor over a West street dispute, but the Public Safety Board will not handle it and may refer to Public Works for a West street decision.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Crown Hj
Fairview
Crown Hill
Louis Michener
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Tis
Michener
Dudfey
Washington
Superior Court
Brown
Circuit Court
Emma L. Jones
Silas T. Bowen
Bowen-Merrill
Bob Emmett
August
Mrs. Barth
Sanuel
Lizzie Musasi
Frank
Pauline Shubert
Glenn Pitzenberger
Roude
Benjamin
Mrs. Chase
P. J
Mre
Arm
William
Mrs. Dennady
Edward
Rose Hearne
Jon
Rose Krupp
Charles
Mrs. Delune
Catharine Brucks
Meridian-st
Mary MecGowen
California-st
Akin
Perke
Lincoln Jane
Justus Schihidt
Agnes Mitchell
Maple-st
John Gibson
Agnes-st
D. S. Nell
Corner’ Market
Noble-sts
Hi, Miller
Little Sisters of the Poor
Sarah Veach
Waverly-ave
J. VW. McMillan
Nathaniel Thornell
Bellville-ave
Frank Rickard
Clara Pillett
John Thrig
Belle Cashnaw
Jerome Knapp
Had Gassah Smith
Lewis Gall
Annie Laut
Oscar Henniger
Helena Maur
Patrick Croak
Catharine Croak
John Keimbo
Ella Carter
P. W. Bida
St. Joseph St
Indianapolis Paving Company
Johnnson
St. Mary St
Martindale
Johnson
N. Pennsylvania Sf
Greenwood
Union-st. Ift
Union-st
Myers
College Ave
Thoroadfare
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania-st
St. Joe-st
S. West-st
Kentucky-are
D Cer Connor
Health Board
Connor
S. Westst
Board of Public Safety
Board of Public Works
West St
Dr. Lucas
Central Christian Church
G. A. BR
Murphy League
Francis Murphy
Meridian-st. Church
Landay
J. C. Shaffer
C. BE. Reynolds
Mr. Murphy
Oivers
Morden
Cincinati
State House
Suze 11
Boards of Health
State Medical Society
June K. Cart
W. BR. Myers
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Anderson
Evansville
Aeghum
J. B. Allfree Manufacturing Co
Twelfthsi
Michigan Road
Geo. Shanton
Crown Bill
Banans
Neadler
George
Hoe
van Buren
Chas. Hull
John Brandon
Washington-st
Tflanonar & Buchanan
Hull
Veryately
Seaffeld Stable
John Reed
Squire Peibleman
Bately
Reed
Kentucky-ave
Fight for a child claimed by both mother and foster father
A woman at 412 W Washington St claims her son was stolen by his uncle W D Chitwood. Chitwood says he adopted the boy after the mother's prior marriage and cites court papers. He asserts the mother separated from her husband and had the boy with her, but the child remains in his custody.
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Washington St
Smith
W. D. Chitwood
Kalonga
Chitweed
Chi
W. Washington Sr
Board of Children’s Guardians
Superintendent of Police
Martinsville
Paul
Pauline
New York
Paris
Josephine Touchard
Elopers
Ivan
Charles Geile
Tif
San Fransisco
Goffe
San Francisco
Redistricting Row Ends With Ordered Ordinance
Sunday session of the redistricting committee left Bill Hicklin as the sole Democratic member while two Republicans attended. He declared that he had ordered the city attorney to draft a fair redistricting ordinance as adjournment approached. The scene also notes St Paul planning a $3 million business block and various fire and crime incidents, including a fatal shooting near Denver and the Dalton gang capture after a two week pursuit.
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Bill
Bill Hicklin
St. Paul
Minn
Charleston
Immanel Baptist Church
Chicago
Sullivan Saddle-Tree Company
Jefferson City
Irs
Corrigal
Oshkosh
Wis
Jobn Kennedy
Denver
Cal
Dalton Gang
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Jury selects jury to try Reinhold on burglary charge
Lemon E Reinhold stands trial in criminal court before Judge Warren with attorney John Duncan joining the prosecution. The jury pool of 42 is narrowed to 12 after voir dire, with identification testimony from Philip Winkelhouse linking Horton alias Carrell to a stolen watch and Reinhold’s office. The case hinges on witness credibility and alleged acquaintance between Horton and Reinhold.
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Hainhold
Lemon E. Reinhold
Warren
John Duncan
Holtzman
Eidee
Duncan
Maj. Mucual
Iar
Hezekiah Ferris
Cantor Township
Stewart Chaney
Washington
Jos. White
Pike
Jno. Hand
Decatur
W. T. Clinton
L. C. Patterson
Aaron Whistler
Kildon
Wm. Dillinger
Franklin
Chas
Smith
Jos
Denny
D. Hunter
Warren Township
Philip Winkelhouse
Horton
Carroll
Reinhold
Winkelhouse
Carrell
Juvenile crime and global peril in May dispatches
A 12 year old Maroc in Cynne Ain confesses to luring a 4 year old to the woods and drowning the child after feigned affection. French forces pursue native combatants in Guina and Commerro islands with heavy losses and local surrenders follow. In St Petersburg officials plan demilitarized police sweeps targeting Jews, with expulsion feared. A Paris dispatch notes omnibus drivers strik ing for shorter hours. In Indiana, Samuel Ramsey, 20, drowns at Seaton’s Ford, mirroring a cousin’s earlier drowning three decades prior.
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Paris
Cynne
Department Ain
Maroc
Desper
Young Maroc
Great Bassat
Guina
Lieut. Stanp
M. M. Voituret
Papillion
Anjouan
Commerro Islands
Africa
Montsamuda
Ther
ST. Petersburg
Tis
Ignatieff
Kieffe
Hgk
Lester
Moscow Cayls
Herr Goldberger
Berlin
Compagnie Generale
Rales
Fire destroys old records in Florida court
A fire in the Mohawk block last Monday night wiped out all papers and records of the United States court for the northern district of Florida. Papers dating back to 1740 and old Spanish records were burned and cannot be replaced, leaving the court with a tragic loss of historical documents.
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Jacksonville
United States ‘Court For
Northern District of Florida
Czar and family visit Moscow French exhibit
The czar and family will visit the French exhibit at Moscow Mondas. A British force defeated 250 Portuguese with 500 natives on the Pang Wee river May 12. Capsizing yacht Beauvais drowns M Doimmart and family and five others. Mala Vita trial sentences 165 to prison, 14 acquitted. Lord Romilly dies after lamp incident.
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Moscow
Mondas
Argentine
Princes of Wales
Pangwee
Beauvais
France
M. Doimmart
Mala Vita Society
Bardi
Itaty
Lord Romilly
London
Yale Beats Princeton Four to One in Sporting Life
In a weekend note, Yale defeated Princeton 4 to 1 on Saturday as part of a broad roundup of baseball and local sports. The piece highlights a fevered baseball scene in Pittsburg, various minor league results, and mentions multiple teams, pitchers, and upcoming events with a busy schedule across cities.
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Yale
Princeton
Pittsburg
Viau
Cleveland
Northwestern
Evansville
Peoria
Terre Haute
Dayton
Daltons
Klee & Colemans
Swam‘rocks
Stockyards
Kingman
Dickerson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Mike Keily
Bond
Louisville
Washington
Ehret
Cook
Bakely
McGuire
Columbia
Baltimore
Dolan
O’connor
McMahon
Robinson
Move to use court house third floor as jail to save costs
Prose cutor Wright urges county commissioners to repurpose the idle third floor of the courthouse as a jail. He claims minimal alterations would meet needs, offering better ventilation and light while reducing expenses potentially by about $100,000 amid backlash over courthouse yard construction.
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Court House
Wright
TGR Music Festival Promises Spectacular May Event
The May music festival opens Tuesday with high expectations both financially and artistically. Receipts by Monday afternoon reached nearly $7,000, about $1,000 ahead of last year. The Thomas orchestra arrived at 1 pm with 52 members including Miss Winch, Max Benedis, and Nicolini registering at the Denison.
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Thomas Orchestra
Miss Winch
Max Benedis
Nicolini
The
Denison
Self-inflicted gunshot ends man’s illness on Lafasetle Street
Spencer Miles a 30 year old colored resident on Lafasetle street near Sixth shot himself in the head with a .38 revolver after a period of illness. He died within minutes, leaving a wife and three children. Girton oversaw the remains.
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Spencer Miles
Lafasetle St
Girton
Duel Over Opera Singer Ends with Baron's Wounding
In Jackson Park Chicago on Sunday Baron Rudolf Kalnoky de Korospatak of Vienna dueled a unnamed young Southern man with swords after a romantic pursuit of Miss Mittie Atherton of Duff Opera Company. The baron was wounded in the neck. the Southern man fled Chicago at 3 AM. The event ends with unclear identity of the opponent.
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Chicago
Dackson Park
Barcen Rudolf Kalnoky de Korospatak
Vienna
Mittie Atherton
Duff Opera Company
Louisville
Beth
Burning butter-dish factory sparks narrow escapes
Severe fire at the Anderson Indiana butter-dish factory Monday noon causes about 20000 in losses and arrays 400 workers suddenly unemployed. Multiple close calls save several employees as flames engulf the Structure amid a rapid evacuation. The town grinds to a halt as insurance and investigations begin.
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Anderson
Alderson
Ind
Pis
Meat market trust eyed as New York butchers plan overhaul
The 400 meat markets in New York consider forming a trust to close shops and merge properties with each proprietor contributing 100. The plan envisions 50 grander shops, lower prices, and annual savings of 250000. Critics fear price increases and losses to consumers. Meanwhile faith healing faces scrutiny after a typhoid death in St Louis.
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Java
New York
Ward Mcallister
Trust
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A. B. Meyer & Co
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Propylaenmn
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Russia
Perl
Samuel Ramsey
Seaton’s Ford
Mississiawa River
Rev. Ramsey
Henry County
Sporting Life
P. Cox
Rochester
Buffalo Shoe House
Wash-st
TGR
Lil-health
Prrerssura
Wmn
Lafayette
Eowa
Michael Cain
Gov. Hovey
Houk
Washinaton
D. C
Knoxville
Houlk
Tennessee
Rockwoon
Tenn
Bobit
Tam Bark Camp
Here
Bob Eastbridge
Faith
St. Louis
Lucy Mel Keighan
Tuesaday
Cole
McKeighan
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