Wreck of Monon Train North of Broad Ripple Kills Engineer
A Monon line wreck near Broad Ripple north of Indianapolis killed engineer George Plant and injured fireman Clint Williams. The Indianapolis to Louisville train derailed after a horse blocked a cattle guard at a crossing, throwing the engine, tearing cars apart, with several passengers escaping unharmed.
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Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Broad Kippla
George Plant
Pireman
Clint Williams
Baggive Aod
Raila
Umgineer Blant
Indianapolis
Gamm
Krerelo & Son
Cathewood
Bocoming
Pland
Blame Overturned for Indiana School Chief Case
A special committee reported to the governor that Supt. John Cr. Blake of the Indiana school for the feeble minded faced substantiated charges of improper associations with inmates and misused state funds. Trustees were exonerated, with allegations of inhumane treatment largely unproven. other minor charges were mostly substantiated.
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John K. Elder
Timothy Nicholson
John Cr. Blake
Blake
Eally
World Exposition delays and attendance issues emerge
Early reports show underwhelming turnout at Jackson Park with fewer than 60,000 admissions Sunday despite estimations of 280,000. appeals by labor leaders failed to draw crowds, while Monday saw better turnout and events including a French section opening and dedication of a homeopathic hospital. A court injunction in Cincinnati keeps the fair open on Sundays amid a challenge to police power over state grounds. In Chicago a small audience attended the world’s medical congress opening at the art palace, with attendance limited by ongoing Rome meetings and a split from the regular school of physicians.
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Bay
Jackson Park
Trades’ and Labor Assembly
United Stateguit Court
Tfonday
Hell
Curcaco
Beastf
Chas. W. Cliegman
Jackson Perl
Congress
Cine Aco
World’s Medical Congress
Art Palace
Bottney
Plysmana
Rome
Board of Public Works Votes On City Street Paving
The Board of Public Works met Monday morning and approved paving finals street from New York to Seventh Street and cement sidewalks plus asphalt pavement on Second Street between Meridian and Tennessee. Preston Street improvement between Ohio and Minnanists is reported complete at 350 dollars. Eroding a ad traveling of Bureta Avenue also finished at 7004 dollars. Citizens urged to act under the Darrell law.
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Board of Public Works
New York
Seventh-st
Second-st
Meridian
Tennessee
Preston-st
Ohio
Minanists
Bureta-ave
Darrell
SUNDBAR'S PULPITS fill city memorial services
Sunday services drew huge crowds as pastors from Third Christian Church Seventh Presbyterian Central Christian and Second Presbyterian preached on duty patriotism liberty and memory. Dr Randthaler Milburn and Carpenter urged reflection and reverence in a day of tribute to the fallen.
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van Buskirk
Third Christian Church
Tabernacle Church
Randthaler
A. N. Thompson
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Br. Lucas
Central Christian Church
Milburn
Second Presbyterian Church
L. L. Carpenter
Wabash
Berman
Hillside-Ave
Christ’s Church
Anderson Pro Dropped From Citizens' Street Railway
A Cleve on Monday reported that A E Anderson secretary of the Citizens' Street Railway company quit. Mason, president, refused comment and implied Anderson’s removal may relate to past hostile labor actions. Rumor of executive changes continues as newspapers speculate without confirmation.
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Citizens’ Street Mathway Company
Binson Say
A. A. Anderson
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Bir
Ander
Lux
Mason
Aly
Anderson
Tix
Unr
Alleged Murderers of Chas Hyster Go to Court
McAfee and Parker, alleged murderers of Charles Lyster, were brought to the criminal court room where a jury panel was being drawn. The venire of 40 men was exhausted as proceedings paused at So clock. Some testimony from the coroner’s cage could not be found, causing a late-night sensation when it reappeared after a missing documents incident. In police court, Tilman Jacobs’s case for shooting with intent was continued to May 41, while James Fitzgerald, charged with drawing a deadly weapon, will reappear May 30. Dr Graves Breed of Devon, accused poisoner of Mrs Darnaby, Providence, RI, is reported free.
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Chas. Hyster
McAfee
Parker
Charles Lyster
Criminal Court Room
Tela
Perker
Moon
Cadi
Tilman Jacobs
Tilman
Schofield
James Fitzgerald
Graves
Dexvon
Darnaby
Providence, K. L
City Hospital Update and Local Notices
Oun EY Ee Es Ora Ouret, shot by Eugenes Grifin last week, remains in City hospital with better recovery odds Monday. Officials report June 1 dawn will find him hunting squirrels in Rush county. Deputy state auditor Panning issued a $10,000 warrant on the state treasurer for part payment on the state normal school appropriation. Roswall Rouse, pump supplies dealer, died Saturday at home after two weeks' illness. He was known for patent driven wells and enjoyed diamonds and horses. wife survives. Marriages listed include Will iam St. Tyler to Flora Hightshoe and others. Births last week: 52. deaths: 28. marriage licenses: 34.
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Ora Ouret
Eugenes Grifin
Kennedy
Agricultural Board
Rush County
State Normal School
Roswall RK. Rouse
Maryland Sr
Georgia St
Errerius
Femana
Francis Brown
R. B
Annie Harritt
Clarence
Katharine Voten
Lydia Hickman
Winma Stewart
Leon
Kate Miles
Win
Lucy Fox
William
Bertha Matthews
Dearius
Mary Broderick
Allen Loskins
M. McClain
G. Richards
Roswell R. Rouse
Mary Res
Otto Klingstein
Anna Marschke
James R. Allen
Frances McQuirk
Frank W. Hebble
Josephine L. Howes
Bodies Exhumed For Arsenic Study In Koesters Case
The coroner opened four graves at a Catholic cemetery to examine the Koesters family remains. Four stomachs were removed and analyzed for poison, with doctors noting arsenic-like signs but uncertain results due to embalming fluids. Charles Koesters watched sobbing as his wife’s coffin was laid to rest.
Plague and Repression Reported in Ibero regions
Paste, Ecuador faces a deadly influenza outbreak while Navarre braces for a flare due to harsh Spanish taxes. President Sacava of Micaragua allegedly mistreats foreigners, with Americans and Italians jailed amid the turmoil.
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Ecuador
Navarre
Sacava
Micaragua
Trial of New York Professor Briggs in Heresy Case
Washington scene shifts as the Briggs case enters a decisive phase with potential conviction. Jury mood leans toward guilty on heresy as defense and prosecution present lengthy arguments over doctrinal writings and evidence rules. Trial sessions reveal strong expectations of a verdict shaping church doctrine and practice.
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Washington
Brisss
New York
Thero
Briggs
New York Ave
Gol. McCoole
G. W. Birch
Mr. Lampe
2Erlees
Brigen
Lampe
Griggs
Lumpe
Col. RicCope
Rae
Presbytery of
Brigg
Nonconformist Publishing Company Faces Dissolution Rumor
A rumor spread Monday that the Nonconformist publishing company may dissolve after a lawsuit by Leo Vincent seeking ten thousand dollars for allegedly unpaid advertising space. L W Stockwell defended the firm saying the agreement required Vincent to pay standard rates. The company asserts it will continue publication regardless of the suit or any partnership dissolution.
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Elisct
Teo Vincent
L. W. Stockwell
Leo Vincent
Suburban train collision in Austin leaves two dead
Two persons killed and ten injured when a suburban Texas Pacific line train collided with an incoming passenger train late Sunday night. Victims include Chas Link and Francisco Salio. Injured include Willie Grocks Gus Piper Tom Holbrook Mrs GL N Goldbeck and others. Repairs and investigations follow the deadly crash.
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Austin
Texas Pacific
Ara Chas
Link
Theyanu
Francisco Salio
Willie Grocks
Gus Piper
Tom Holbrook
GL. N. Goldbeck
Dim. Bell
Haivan
Teotre
Mand dl
New Furniture and Upholstery Stores Open in City
Comesseus opens a new shop at 67 N Pennsylvania featuring dyeing and cleaning services. Smith's Gyo works promotes furniture and upholstery care. Iske Bros. introduces Hew rockers at Wi. L. Hider's with Fine furnitures and upholstery at 166 Virginia Street.
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Smith’s Gyo Works
Pennsylvania-st
Comesseus
Virginia
Iske Bros
Wi. L. Hider
Funeral Train Bears Jefferson Davis Body North
The Davis funeral train left Mobile for Montgomery amid vast crowds and floral tributes. Confederate veterans and flags lined the depot as the casket moved, with Whiting and staff joining at one stop. Soldiers stood guard in gray coats, while mourners along the route shed tears at each stop.
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Biopran
Als
Jeffarson Davis
Mobile
Deylit
Aondly
Ientgomary
Semmes
Alabama State Artillery
Beausai Mies
Davis
Deanveir
Escors
Jos. Liavis
Catafalcue
Sera Miss
Whiting
Cor
Dones
Staf
Denot
Hind
New Orleans
Knights of Pythias Building Project Progress
Charles J. Many secretary of the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall association said stock to the amount of 71 000 has been taken and the subscription committee, led by chair Ges Carnahan, expects to raise 30 000 more before the grand lodge meet. About 175 000 will be needed to purchase grounds and build the hall. foundation to be laid this fall and building completed next summer.
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Charles J. Many
K. of
Castle Hall Association
Biessachuasetrsave
Ul Poanevivaciasi
Ges
Carnahan
NYC Central Exposition Flyers Arrive Ahead Of Schedule
Reports from May describe both east and west bound New York Central and Lake Shore flyers arriving at Grand Central and Syracuse ahead of planned times. The westbound flyer reached Walags in 20 hours, while the eastbound leg between Jordan and Syracuse covered 17 miles in minutes at an average rate of 1 mile in 45 seconds.
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Fioth
Grand Central Depot
York
Jordan
Syracuse
N.Y
Weaver-Clatz mine firm suspends operations at Center Point
The Weaver-Clatz company, based in Chicago and operating the Louise mines near Center Point, suspended work on Saturday with notices posted Sunday announcing a receiver appointment. The firm runs mines in Ohio and other locations, triggering concern in business circles after six years of operation.
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Braz
Ind
Weaver-Clatz Company
Yuuartars
Chicago
Louise
Center Point
Here
Uines
Iso
Ohio
Tragic bloody suicide of Charles Schueler in Indianapolis
Desperate and framed by brutal act Charles W Schueler, a German carpenter, killed himself with a large jack knife after drinking and suffering headaches. He descended from a recent move from North Indianapolis and attacked during a family visit, severing his jugular and windpipe before dying. his wife witnessed the event and he uttered warnings about a man named Joe Bullyver before collapsing.
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Charles VV. Schueler
TU. Chifost
Schueler
Indianapolis
Henry Coburn
William Geusa
Scheler
Phastly
Schveler
Gsusy
Joe Bulyver
Downton
Geath
Gordon Past
GA. R
Eldren
Bank stockholders hopeful as Chemical bank eyed for revival
Attorney for Capital National Bank describes a near certainty that the Chemical National Bank of China will resume business. Stockholders met Saturday with Niblack as secretary, reporting deposits show capacity to pay half the money owed. Examiner Young denies Washington reports of a restatement plan, calling the rumor a fake.
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Chemical National Bank
China
Attor Sinilay Iy. Chambers
Capital Bank
WW. OC. Niblack
Iate
Niblack
Sunda
Chemical Bank
Wes
Young
Capital National
Washinton
Eir. Young
Banc
Pia
Otliink
Scourge Wears Down Grave In Gambure And Brine
May day reports from Lamburg note a clerk’s death amid a cholera scare. A Hamburg health officer said a death occurred there on Saturday and every passenger steamer bound for America will undergo thorough health checks. Additional deaths due to cholera-like diseases occurred in Toulouse and Gard regions.
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Tlassuna
Lamburg
Mondey Theta
York
Jenkings
Iamburg
Sk United States Mediine Hospital Service
Hamburg
America
Toulouse
Nisimas
Department of Gard
Bates House Bat Store Opens In Dallas With Hats
A quirky notice notes a straw hat available at Bates House bat store in Dallas for 25 coats. It mentions aging Sarsaparna and a future blessing, though the text is largely sensory and fragmentary.
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Dallas
Bates House
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