Man Lives With Heart Four Inches Out of Place
Thomas Hoben, 45, of Sir W. Michiganst, still alive with a downward displaced heart four inches and one inch left of normal. Doctors report severe aortic regurgitation and say death could come any time. Once a Louisville iron mill worker, he has suffered heart trouble and worked light duty, with experts noting few cases of such extreme heart displacement.
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Hoben
Thomas Hoben
W. Michiganst
Ives
Dre. RO. McAlexander
Theodore Potter
Medical College of
Louisville
Indianapolis
Man writes death note then swallows morphine in park
Julius Buck of Whitestown Indiana vanished from Brookside park early Wednesday. A park custodian found him unconscious under a tree and Buck died at City Hospital after swallowing morphine. He left a final letter mentioning health troubles and a love affair, and had $1 in his pocket plus notes.
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Brookside Park
Julius Buck
Whitestown
Ind
Daf
Seaton
Ae Galled
Our
Buck
Customian
Davie
Julius
Add-Fellows
del Buck
Tech
West St
Del
Indiana-av
White man under suspicion in Kaiser murder case
Lawrenceburg Indiana reports evolving theories in the Rose Kaiser murder and assault case. Police claim fresh evidence points to a white man as lead suspect though not yet enough for arrest. The longtime community awaits a potential arrest expected within a week.
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White Man
Kaiser
Theodore Crore
Bint
Snys
22 Drowned as Hudderfield Sinks Off Belgium
The British steamer Hudderfield, Captain Hermon, collided with the Norwegian bark Lio off Bredaftingen and foundered. Twenty two Austrian water immigrants aboard the Hudderfield drowned. In a separate matter, Sarah Curd accuses Luther T. Curd of marital issues citing his dining habits and other alleged faults in a divorce suit filed in Superior Court Wednesday.
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Antwerp
Hudderafield
Hermon
Lio
Bdeftingen
Sarah Curd
Antie
Bichi
Sarah 5. Curd
Luther T. Curd
Liner Ad Advertises Jobs and Rentals on Ninth Page
New liner advertisements on the ninth page list cabinet makers wanted mortgage loans furniture packers wanted and help wanted for housework a white girl for general house work a six room cottage for sale furnished rooms for rent situation wanted as housekeeper magazines for sale rooms for rent and dining on the ninth pageicular
Dearges Guilty in Hold-Up and Assault Case
Albert Dearges pleaded guilty in criminal court on Wednesday to assault with intent to kill. He was fined 1 and sentenced to the Indiana reformatory for two to 14 years. Dearges admitted hold–ups at Tomlinson's saloon and other locations after shooting the proprietor. Tomlinson recovered. Police called him a top desperado before capture.
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Albert Dearges
Wednnesday
Indiana Reformatory
Dearges
Tomlinson
W. Washington Sr
Millers Saloon
McCaulin
New York
Civil War Veterans Plan Memorial Day Observance Support
Indiana volunteers and G A R members urge citizens to place fresh flowers at the base of the soldiers and sailors monument on Memorial Day May 30. The Union veterans region backs a program inviting school children to join, ensuring the tribute endures as veterans fade away, while preserving the formal G A R ceremonies.
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Afi
Indianapolis
Unio
D. A. Bleacher
Horace McWay
Indiana
G. A. RL
Democratic City Convention Date Set For July Fifteenth
Keach chair of the Democratic city announces the convention will be held July 15 at 7:00 a.m. in Tomlinson Hall with delegate primaries the evening before from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Details on election officers voting places and precinct ward boundaries will be announced once the boundary ordinance takes effect, with further notices to follow.
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Democratic
Keach
Tomlinson Hall
Train collision kills five near Birmingham
Two Southern freights, including a double header, collided head on near Bryan on Wednesday. Three engineers and two crew members were killed, with several others injured.
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Birmingham
Bryan
Bremen
Smokestack Blown Down In City Windstorm
A galvanized iron smokestack at the city yard was blown over by a windstorm Wednesday afternoon. The Gifoot smokestack, valued at $80, broke into several pieces.
Roosevelt Endorsed by Republican State Convention
Harrisburg report says the Republican state convention on Wednesday endorsed President Roosevelt for renomination. The endorsement signals strong party backing for the incumbent leader ahead of the national contest.
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Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Hanna Wall Goes Abroad in July for Rest
Senator Hanna will travel to Europe in July for an extended rest per physician advice. The report notes he is not ill but needs recuperation before returning to duties.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Europe
Terrific Explosion in Powder Factory at Fontanet
In Fontanet Indiana a soda house explosion at the Indiana Powder Company killed Harold Spencer and left other workers badly injured. Three other men are missing and believed buried under debris after a second blast destroyed the engine room. Damage is extensive and cause is unknown.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Powder Company
Fontanet
Harold Spencer
Powell Held for Post Office Embezzlement in Nevada
John G. Powell was arrested in Los Angeles and brought to Indianapolis to face federal charges over allegedly embezzling 3752.96 from the Nevada Indiana post office when he served as postmaster. He disappeared from Nevada on March 20 and was tracked to California within ten days.
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John G. Powell
Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis
H. T. Christian
Clarence Osborne
California
Powell
Nevada
Ind
Colored man sues bricklayers over employment dispute
Robert Rundes sues bricklayers union No. 3 for $2.06 damages claiming discrimination. He states he was a member in good standing of the Oklahoma bricklayers union but was unable to find steady work because masons in the area refused to work with him.
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Robert Rundes
Neymen Bricklayers’ Union No. 3
Bricklayers’ Union
Oklahoma
Winking Case Moves From City To County Court
The back pay case of Daniel A. Boteher against Indianapolis was moved from the superior court to Johnson county circuit court. Uniteher, a discharged policeman once accused of winking at a camera, is noted in the context though the exact nature of the winking remains unspecified.
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Daniel A. Boteher
Indianapolis
Johnson County
Uniteher
Board of Public Safety
Diamond Bellm Taken From Jail In Wyoming Mob Incident
Fatally harmed and severely harmed by a band of cowboys in an incident near New Castle. Sheriff and deputies confronted the mob, Bellm was taken to a nearby bridge and died after a 4 foot fall. He is identified as Clifton J. W., married near Gillette.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Mey
Skerif
Cifton
J. W
Gillette
Attorney Noel to be dropped from councilman’s probe
An announcement says Attorney James W. Noel will be removed from directing the Works board investigation and replaced by W. N. Harding, a former county prosecutor. The move follows claims Noel oversaw a morality drive beyond the committee’s jurisdiction, with the panel only authorized to review sprinkling and sweeping contracts at City.
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James W. Noel
Councilmank
Works Board
W. N. Harding
Roncilmanle Investigaton Committee
Noel
Rone
St. Lars
SUN
Informact
Wenesday
Councilmyn Wynne
Eppert
Wegilay
Bec
Noal
Hanna Backs Down and Out of Roosevelt Endorsement
In Washington and Cleveland on May 7 and 27 reports say Senator Hanna withdrawn opposition to endorsing President Roosevelt at the Ohio Republican state convention. Hanna confirms telegram to Roosevelt asking no block to action, while Foraker lauds Hanna’s withdrawal. Administrations boosters celebrate a harmonious convention with Roosevelt as clear favorite.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Hanna “Buitin
Hanna
Rossevelt
Washington
Sena
Tor Foraker
Sorexe
Senane Hanna
Aiike
Machen Arrested Over RFD Profits in Toledo
A. W. Machen, suspended superintendent of the rural free delivery division, was arrested in Washington on information from Postmaster General Pasna. He is charged with profiting from a device used to rep delivery boxes and earning thousands on other contracts. Machen, from Toledo, Ohio, was appointed to oversee the post office department by President Cleveland.
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Washington
A.W. Machen
Rural Free Delvery
Post Office Department
Pasna
Machen
Toledo
Ics Department
Cleveland
Hail Stones Reported In Indianapolis Noon Shower
Reports describe a brisk hail storm in Indianapolis at noon on a Wednesday. Stones measured up to about an inch, with many windows broken by the impact and the sun later shining brightly.
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Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Hissen
Hicks
Hiesen
Hall Stones Shower Hits Lawrence Ind with Heavy Hail
In Lawrence Indiana on May 22 a severe hailstorm damaged trees and windows as stones larger than ever seen before rained down for about two minutes. Some hailstones reached three inches across and weighed up to two ounces. The event marked the worst hailstorm in the area in memory.
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Lawrence
Ind
Viethyuy
Hall
Ogilvie Marries Girl He Rescued in Cape Nome Incident
Ex Gov William Ogilvie wed Miss Clara Richardson in Paris on Wednesday. Richardson was saved by Ogilvie during a 20 by 20 foot swamping at Cape Nome when an occupied boat overturned. Ogilvie, an eyewitness from shore, jumped in to rescue her as his grown children looked on.
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Tacoma
Wm. Ogilvie
Paris
Clara Richardson
Ogilvie
Cape Nome
Moses Fowler Chase May Be Brought Here
Frederick 8 Chase of Lafayette, father of Moses Fowler Chase, traveled to Indianapolis to arrange removal of the demented young millionaire to a city sanitarium for mental and nervous disease. It was said he would be brought to Dr. Albert Stette's Norways sanitarium on East Tenthat, though Dr. Sterne would not confirm. The custody of the invalid and his fortune awaits court decision.
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Frederick 8 Chase
Lafayette
Moses Fowler Chase
Indianapolis
Chass
Indianapolia
Albert Stette
Sterne
Youngs Chase
Rockefeller Brothers Reconcile Amid Wall Street Turmoil
Rumors claim John D Rockefeller and brother William patched long standing rifts after stock declines and market attacks. Reported accord supposedly calms friction with the Pennsylvania Railroad and Western Union, while John D Rockefeller Jr resigns from National City Bank board amid turbulence.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Wiliam
Wall St
Fennsylvanian Railroad
Western Union Company
Penneylvania
St. Paul
J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
National City Bank Board of Directors
J. D. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
West Union
Mr. Rockefeller
Tarea
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Whallon
Gua Sandona
Joe Congey
John Collona
Quinninont
W. Va
IN & Lash
Marshal Brown
Ard
Orems
Franklin
W. C. Clifton
Council Committee
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Ohio
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Fairview Park
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