Opening of Oxgood Grounda Delays Street Plan Controversy
A dispute over whether Pennsylvania Street or Talbott Avenue should cut through the Mazon Gegand estate between Thirtieth and Thirty-second streets ended with a decision to do neither yet build both. The Marion Trust Company platted a new street linking Pennsylvania Street at Thirtieth Avenue to Talbot Street at Thirty-second Avenue, creating two curves east of the property.
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Talbott Ave
Mazon J. Gegand
Thirtieth
Thirty-second-st
Marion Trust Company
Penneylvania-st
Talbott-sye
Talbott-ave
Penneyvania-rt
Hiorks
Hereditary taint argued in boy sent to reform school
Judge Stubbs in juvenile court insists hereditary taint explains Raymond Lawrence's crimes. The boy, son of a mother with multiple police court offenses, lived with his grandfather but still stole from him and was sent to the Indiana School for Boys at Plainfield.
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Raymond Lawrence Hoy
Tie
Saya Judge Stubbs
Indiaaa School For
Plainfield
Death of Ben Ransdell in Southport
Ben Ransdell of Southport died at home from heart failure on Wednesday. He was a cousin of Dan Ransdell and a longtime resident of the town.
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Ben Ransdell
Southport
Dan Ransdell
Unitedtates Senate
Proposed Intercontinental Rail Plan Could Bind Americas
Jacob Waldeck reports on Charles M. Pepper’s study for President Roosevelt advocating a trunk line rail road across North South and Central America. The piece notes distance estimates NY to Buenos Aires about 11 887 miles with 6 702 miles in operation and remaining gaps, plus engineering and political hurdles and strategic value of a linked continental network.
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Washington
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Central
South America
Charles M. Pepper
Roosel Vott
Pepper
New York
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Moxley
Hnks
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Serveys
Hegarding Engineering Dimenltion
Intercontinental Line
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Oroya
Cepublics
All America
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Recopese
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Wairon
Jacob Waldeck
Garfest and Bad Blood Ends in Shootings at Two Saloons
A noon Wednesday clash between Harry Murphy and bartender Herman Dyer at Jake Boer's saloon on 20 W. Washington St. left Murphy with a gunshot wound to the right hand after a heated argument following Murphy's profanity arrest earlier that morning. Dyer claims Murphy attacked first. both men face assault and battery charges.
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E. Washington St
Herman Dyer
Jake Boer
W. Washington St
Murphy
Dyer
Reller
Kit
Farewell reception for Prince Pu Lun in Indianapolis
A farewell reception for Prince Pu Lun is set for Thursday at 5 30 PM at the Commercial Club. Attendees include club members manufacturers whose plants the prince visited and citizens connected with his entertainments, with their wives. It will be his last public function in Indianapolis.
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Prince Pu Lun
Commercial Club
UB Will Fight Brokers Over Stopover Rights
The Commercial Club replies to President Frank Gavri of the Central Passenger Association regarding stopover privileges in Indianapolis for visitors to the St Louis fair. The club demands brokers not be permitted to tasle in the Brokers. A committee will seek promises. if not, a public function may be pursued in court.
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Frank
Gavri
Inidenapolis
Ras St. Louis Fair
Weker
St. Louis
Indianapolis
St Louis
Iniianapolis
Hale and Seibert Fatal Saloon Incident Reported
Testimony to the coroner cites Thomas Hale saying money and a watch mattered more than the state house as he killed Thom Seibert in Smith's onloon. Ren F. Adkins, a clerk or bartender, recounts Hale paid for drinks leading to the fatal night.
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Thomas Hale
Belbert Brothers
Smith
N. Hinaisat
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Seibert
Hale
Ren F. Adkins
Adaing
Adkins
Seibert Brothers
Powell Holds The Bag In Sheriff Nominating Play
Edward Sourbier was nominated for sheriff by the Republican county convention but will not campaign before September 1. Russell Powell, who alternated in the county clerk’s office, may stay on if Sourbier is chosen, with Davis uncertain about Powell’s future role when Bourbier campaigns and leaves in September.
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Edward Sourbier
Russell Powell
Bourbler
Powell
Bourbier
Davis
the Sun
Davin
Cincinnati Business Men Stop for Feed Here
A delegation of Cincinnati business men traveling home from the fair will be entertained Thursday night at the Grand Hotel by the Commercial Club and Board of Trade. Local club and board members will meet the train and escort visitors to the hotel. A fine menu has been prepared by Manager Holt. The Auxiliary of Fidelity will host a reception for Mrs. Charles Ackman and Mrs. Charles Van Eaton at Mrs. W. H. Winterrows home on Lexington Avenue.
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Commercial Cub
Beara
Holt
Fidelity Judge of Oldfellows
Charles Ackman
Charles Vaneaton
W. H. Wintertows
Lexington-ave
Ackman
Europe
Salvage System Planned By The Commercial Club
The Commercial Club will again take up the salvage corps question and seek to formulate a plan for installing a general salvage system. The club will ask the city to contribute toward half the cost while the present corps, which does good work, is financed by private subscription.
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Corpa
Uncertain Pension Funds For Court House Project
A fragment notes Probate Commissioner Walker may hold a venture to fund a new court house north of the present building. The exact yearly figures are not stated, but it is reasonably certain the sum will grow over time to aid erection.
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Cee Bea
Walker Shold
Fell Almost Into Morgue
Edward Speertia a 25 year old patient at City hospital leaped from a high window in the early hours Wednesday, dying an hour and a half later. He suffered severe injuries including a broken skull and torn abdominal incision from the fall, and had been in poor health with depression for weeks. He lived with his mother and a brother and had recently been treated for appendicitis.
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Edward Speertia
Moreinest
Wity Hospital
Jeany
Speering
Clark
New Mail Train Proposal Faces Indianapolis Workshop
A garbled report from Indianapolis discusses agitation for a new mail train to Chicago. It mentions the Commercial Club and pray at arrangements, but details are unclear. A driver and a plan to induce a mad act appear in the fragment, with a morning timetable reference.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Herab
Doct ors Free Tickets Cut Off
Report describes a disrupted issuance of free tickets at Capene Infari displacing doctors. Officials cite a policy change limiting dispensary access, with four inmates and a street railroad company mentioned in the debate. The piece notes privacy concerns and a May deadline for adjustments, detailing how the new limits affect rides and allocations.
Theatre Notes From The Park Stage And Touring Shows
The Helter company at the Park reports good progress with The briefing. Firstay Ubin will be shelved for Sapho for two performances while David Belasca plans spending. Several actors including Charter Richmond Minnie Bergman and Geneff face temporary layoff due to illnesses and production delays. Ida Hawley and Alice Nelson gain success in operatic circles. Robert Hilliard at Annapolis shows promise in amateur naval academy productions. Mary Mannering may appear in a June Huntly Metacthy production. James Uneketka plans to revive The Prisons of Zenda and possibly adapt a Winsor Churchite novela. William Sherlock writes a new drama Curbera and way. A thief stole cash and jewelry from Enos Murphy in New York prompting him to curb play purchases next season. Magon and Masan debut a new comedy Fritz and Snitz. A $1,500 payout in Atlantic City supported Mrs Cotter postponing a matinee of De Marry to allow time for a late-evening performance. Lew Dorckstader ends his Erle season after 43 weeks. next season promises an entirely new production.
Woman commits suicide at grave in Maine tragedy
In Bramn Ciflon May 2 report, a young May woman with a troubled past killed herself at a man's grave. Authorities note suspected depression and drug effects, with unclear motive tied to a relationship and financial pressures. The incident at an unnamed grave draws attention to the victim's age, health, and family.
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Holt
Cahill a Scrappy Little Trimmer in Ave Court
In the ave court Theeday John Codi faced charges of abuse and bay. Al Haeasel under provadion. The relorne showed the bry owas of a agraph 7 diepesttinn cowards hays under hege and several campiants were made against him. Chen Cahill found a par he would not whip unaided. He got a spardnee and Cahill coed eet nim.
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Hege
Chen Cahill
Cahill
Skin and Blood Purification Health Claim
A noted advertisement promotes skin and blood purification therapy aimed at cleansing the skin scalp and blood from torture and disfigurement with hair loss as claimed outcomes.
Complete Cuticura Treatment Claims Worldwide Relief
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as fast relief for itching burning and eczema. It claims thousands, even mothers and children, have found cure where others failed and urges baths with Soap followed by Ointment and oral pills to purify blood and heal skin ailments.
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Mather
Savings in Lead Pencils May Build Court House Wing
Probate commissioner Walker was seen eating lead pencils and sharpening them in public, claiming it was to save county funds. The incident raised questions about waste and responsibility, with officials noting the need for prudent budgeting amid local public concerns.
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Court House
Walker
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