Scrubs vs Dubs Create Tense Statehouse Baseball Showdown
A divided House bets on a comic yet formalized baseball match titled The Statehouse Scrubs versus the Blateneous Dubs. Officers and deputies from the north and south sides of the building clash at Fairview Park in Indianapolis to settle spoils under whimsical National League style rules with strict safety and decency codes.
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Attehouse
Blatenousé Duda
Fairview Park
Indianapolis
National League
Besa Timn
Pensions for Regicides in Milhrad Peppevich Era
A brief from Servia dated May 61 notes regicides retires by King Peter including Colonela Papevics and Masnin among others. Milhrad Peppevich, a noted regicide, is named adjutant on the wing to oversee retirement actions.
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Berippe-McRee Presa Association
Ablgtade
Servia
Peter
Plenary Council Opens in Paris Bishops Council
Paris hosts a plenary council as 77 French bishops meet with church and state issues after separation. Archbishops and city leaders preside. representatives from Paris, Lyons, and Bordeaux attend to chart the church's future relation to government.
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Artixe
Paris
Glentry
Jardinain
Lyons
Gordeaux
Miami University students pledge $5,000 for Wherry fund
At chapel exercises yesterday at Miami University, students responded to President Benson’s appeal by pledging 5,01 toward the Wherry fund. The amount promised was to be matched by Andrew Carnesis, aiming to raise a total of $19,000.
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Oxford
Miami University
Benson
Andrew Carnesis
Runaway injures woman after funeral train fright
In Logansport Indiana on May 391 returning from the funeral of her daughter who was killed by a Panhandle train, Mrs J Meyer was seriously injured when a funeral car horses were frightened by a Vandalia passenger train.
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Logansport
J. Meyer
Carrian’é
Prophecy of Frisco quake recalled by Spalding warning
A Los Angeles dispatch summarizes Prof W S Spalding's claim that his 1906 09 forecast tied to planetary alignments predicted another major quake by 1966. He cites Saturn Jupiter and other planets aligning as a sign of electric disturbances in Earth causing a deadly event.
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Spalding
Frisco
Los Angeles
Csl
W. & Spalding
Padres
Teachers’ Institute
San Francisco
Saturn
Jupiter
Mara
Earth
Venus
Marsary
Daturn
Spald Ing
Martinique
Pelee
Soufriare
Munice Portland traction line to open with hourly service
The Munice and Portland traction line in Indiana will formally open Friday June 3 with passenger service on a schedule of one hour intervals. A trial run yesterday covered the Muncie to Portland leg in under an hour. roadbed and equipment are praised as best in the state. Freight service will start alongside passenger operations, with cars entering Muncie via the White City line. the new terminal station is not yet ready.
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Muncig
Ind
Munir & Portland
Trafic
Dayton & Munele
Indlapm Union Traction
Nes
Sne
Muncie
Portland
Indiana
Whitely City
Miners near end of strike amid wage talks in Indiana
In Terre Haute on May 11 the joint conference committee of Indiana operators and miners is expected to report a provisional agreement to the wage conference by evening. Operators reportedly offer a 6.55 percent raise, with conditions to curb local strikes. A proposed penalty on arbitration avoidance could be imposed if a mine strikes without submitting disputes to arbitration. Local members aim to restrain more radical peers.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Ble
Pte
Fire in Bramford Tears Through Block in Texas
A late yesterday fire in Bramford, Texas, destroyed the post office and several business houses. Originating from a stove in the Laggitt building, flames swept the block, with losses estimated at around 50 000 dollars and with little insurance coverage.
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Scripps-Meiac
Fort Worth
Tex
Bramford
pontoMree
Laggitt
Imported men to leave defimert emme petar
Nearly 300 striking workers and local citizens met the new union leaders last night and pledged to support the town. The Alma Cement Company announced the departure of imported strikebreakers, a development that surprised union members and heightened tensions at the works.
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Emme Petar
Mere Welbton
Alma Cement Company
Fwr
Steikery
Bhonts Denies Report On Senate Expulsion Motion
Bhonts denounces rumor of resignation as whispers swirl around Senator Burton. The Sevippe-Mollac Press Association cites Washington reports that a Senate privileges and elections committee will report a resolution to expel Burton, with action possible when the Senate adjourns. Burton, jailed, reportedly backs resignation. government in Kansas to review.
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Bhonts
Sevippe-Mollac Preas Association
Atlanta
Theodore Y
Wakh- Resolution
Atlante
Senate
Wess
Agnes
Scott College For Young Women
Deeg
Wr. Gu
Thorne
orippe-Mekae Press
Aupoch
Washington
Burton
Kansae
Dane
Judge Anderson Heads to Chicago for Appeals Court
Judge Albert B Anderson returned from New York City on Wednesday and left for Chicago in the afternoon to pursue a United States court of appeals case.
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Chicago
Albert B Anderson
New York City
United States Court of Appeals
American Engineering gets Morgantown Dunkard contract
The Indianapolis based American Engineering company, known for traction line work, wins the Morgantown and Dunkard Valley Railroad contract in West Virginia. It will conduct surveys, assess conditions, and estimate construction costs with expert George H. Binkley assisting as the Missouri specialist.
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American Engineering Company
Indianapolis
Morgantown
Ballebury
Ballabury
Virginia
Bryan at Budapest. Bryan visits Hungarian parliament
William J. Bryan arrived at Budapest from Constantinople on May 9 and began studying Hungarys railway system. He attended the Hungarian parliament sitting yesterday as part of his European visit.
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Geripessenae Yens Assarinuen
Budapest
William J. Bryan
Constantinople
Bryan
Johnson's New Scheme in Cleveland May Show
A fragmented notice from Cleveland outlines a mayoral scheme involving Johnson Bass as municipal owner. The item hints at a briefing board, possibly tied to baseball and football games, with details unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece reads like a garbled early 20th century local notice on city plans and sports events.
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eavinne-Melige Prem Association
Cleveland
Vom
Ly Johnson
Bass
Echeme
Dullette
Pbc Vatany
Leader Must Lead In Time Of War And Peace
The text argues leaders in civil and military roles must earn unwavering trust through integrity and competence. It praises the plain, steadfast citizen-soldier who bears war's burdens, urges accountability from leaders, and stresses that national strength rests on character in both officers and voters, citing San Francisco disaster as context.
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Erinis
Ible
Army
United States
Reagan
Mamory
Sestlers
Grant Ard Lee
Bhernan
John Aton
Stonewall Jackson
Bheridan
Farragut
Imag
Clarita
Relief and Resolve From San Francisco Heroes
The text applauds four officers and enlisted men from 17 San Francisco neighborhoods for bravery in disaster response. It lauds the army and navy exemplars of self-reliance, discipline, and endurance, urging national authorities in Washington to ensure ongoing provision, training, and support to keep them at the forefront of their professions.
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San Francisco
Themelves
Washington
Army
Navy
Arabs inflict defeat on Turkish troops in Yemen province
News from Aral area states Arabs routed Turkish forces under Pola Fesha. Turkish troops show mutiny and desertions as reinforcements are sent, soldiers defect to the Arabs and the war becomes increasingly unpopular among Turkish units.
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Jerippe-McRae Press Association
Cairo
Egypt
Yemen
Arale
Pola Fesha
Aradia
Indiana Leads Nations in Telephone Profits in 1902
Washington May 1 Indiana tops states for telephone business profitability aside from New York. A government bulletin shows Indiana earned about 1.865 million dollars in 1902 after expenses, with 294 million talks and 12,000 miles of wire. It reports 30,000 subscribers, 0 switchboards, thousands in wages, and 1862 girls employed in the system.
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Washington
Ven: Mun
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Bminsouri
New York
Ohlo Apd
Texas
Iarge
Indiana Telephone System
Injured Boy Improves After Street Car Accident
Roy Roger four year old son of Mr and Mrs Wills Roger of 199 N Senate Ave is improving physician Dr J N Cunnings ham reports after a street car incident on Senate Avenue. The boy was pulled free from under the car by the fender and suffered a skull fracture feared but his condition shows signs of recovery.
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J. N. Cunningsham
Roy Roger
Mire
Wills Roger
Senate-aye
Senate-ave
Dr. George A. Ketchum Dies in Mobile Yellow Fever Expert
Dr. George A. Ketchum, president of the Alabama State Medical College and a noted yellow fever expert, died here last night. He was prominent in Southern political history and well known to the U S medical fraternity.
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Mobile
George A. Ketchum
Alabama State Medical College
South
United States
Crater Fragments and Dust From Vesuvius Show Eruptions
Pieces from the north part of Vesuvius main cone continue to fall into the crater. Eruptions bring slight showers of ashes and volcanic dust blown by the wind over surrounding territory.
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Sapleb
May
Vrauvius
One More Robber Surrenders in Indianapolis Burglary Ring
Andrew Hansing, said to belong to a gang that robbed George Behipf’s meat shop on April 3, walked into the police station Wednesday and surrendered to Lieut Bandman and Sgt Bergt Hoylan. He faces burglary and grand larceny charges. Earlier, with Artur Humechter, Marty Kaiser, and another boy, the group broke into Achipl’s place and stole a trunk full of money, then fled to Detroit and Omaha. Hemiler and Kaiser returned to Indianapolis weeks ago and were captured. all are in reform school terms at Jeffersonville. The detectives arranged for Hansing’s father to secure a surrender for the others as well.
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Andrew Hansing
George Behipf
Wwednen
Lieut Bandman
Bergt
Hoylan
Herelng
Artur Humechter
Marty Kaiser
Achipl
Detroit
Omaha
Hemiler
Kaiser
Indianapolis
Hauser and
Simon
Jeffersonville
Hynsing
Bim
Indiana Banking Case Upheld State Police Power
A Supreme Court ruling sustains Indiana banking law under the state police power. The Marlon criminal court orders continued prosecution of Seth M. Riehereck, an Indianapolis banker, for failing to provide sworn statements of his bank’s business. The decision centers on protecting creditors, deterring fraud, and ensuring public confidence, with emphasis on the quasi public nature of banking and regulation under the act.
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Indiana
Gedalante
Marlon Criminal Court
Seth M. Riehereck
Indianapolis
Atlavnt
Anding
Riedereck Mable
Falulms
Riehereek
Association of Private Banks of
Riehereei
DW. Montgomery
Anmellee
Whder
Illinois Central Railway earnings growth praised in 19 year review
A historical report lauds the Illinois Central Railway for steady earnings growth under President Huynver Sant Fish over 19 years. It details public returns, operating expenses, taxes, and dividends, noting dividends averaged about 6.6 percent annually over 18 years with a 7 percent dividend not paid in some year, and tracks expanded from 20 miles to 4574 miles by 1905.
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Illinois Central Railway Company
Thidréeta
Pune
Huuyversant Fish
Iso
Pensea
Taxen
Revery
Expensen
Jan Noig Central Railroad Company
Uwi
Returns After Years Settled In Ohio Court
The estate dispute over the late Barsh Jane Crate of 85 Broadway concluded amicably after Frank Craig Clark, formerly known as Frank Craig, appeared in Cincinnati court. The case involved challenges to a will that favored Charles Edward Craig, with Mrs Mary Smith contesting. Clark traveled globally, became Melbourne theater manager, and reunited with his siblings before Judge J. B. Swing dismissed the case.
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Cincinnati
Jane Crate
Broadway
Flere
Bon
Frank Biatrellup Clark
Australia
Craig
Clack
Seiiling
Melbourne
Galets Theater
Crate
Charles Edward Craig
Rase
Clark
Bombs Fail To Harm Former Governor General
Reports from Trans-Caucasia say conspirators failed to strike Gu Amikhanov the former governor general as he rode to the railway station. He was wounded in the thigh and a bystander was killed while three others were injured in the blasts. The would-be assassins escaped.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuttais
Boy Killed Sister in Palatine accident
In Palatine near Marietta, an 11 year old boy said to his siblings Til blow your eyes out raising a gun he then pulled the trigger and nearly blew his sister's head from her body. The weapon had not been used for months and a spent shell was found. The victim was Janac Dalton's daughter, a farmer's child.
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Ee Marietta
Bernice Dalton
Palatine
Matt
Janac Dalton
Wealthy American dies aboard Cunard liner Caronte
Queenstown May 20. On his voyage from New York or Liverpool Cunard liner Caronte reported the death of Thomas Kearney a wealthy American shortly before the steamer reached port. Captain Barr made the report.
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Scrippsenenag Crgan Assortation
Queenstown
Cunardling
Caronte Jowenal
New York
Liverpool
Barr
Thomas Kearney
Burglary Reported At Hin House During Night
Willan Snider of 122 N Ruralet reported to police Wednesday that some one entered Hin house during the night by prying open a window. A purse containing car tickets was taken.
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Willan Snider
N. Ruralet
Hin Houze
Trickery by Imported Strikebreakers at Indianapolis
The National Metal Trades Association alleges workers imported from Kalamenon Michigan were used as strike breakers in Indianapolis. The men reportedly showed union cards yet refused to work after arrival, with some claim they were told there was no labor trouble.
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National Metal Trades
Indianapolis
Ie Dlanapatis
WIFE PLAYS GAME INVOLVING KISSES IN LA In CHICAGO
May 30 report details a custody and alimony case in Judge McEwan's court. Mrs Lange testified at a party at Chester Challenger's home that she kissed several young men from the Tau Signa Beta fraternity, including Walter H. Elteh, while hosting a gathering. The testimony describes her kissing manners and invitations to the kitchen during the event.
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Chicago
Tau Signa Beta
Lange
McEwan
Chester Challenger
Ash
Walter H. Elteh
Ternity
Flieh
Mra Lange
Olyn
Tange Boma
Mra
Public events and society notices in Beattsburg area
The column lists local events and leadership changes including Capt WB Sngtlh delivering afternoon memorial address in Beattsburg, Cottrell camp No. 10 officers elected for United Epantah War Veterans, and notes on reunions, dances, church circle meetings, and gatherings at Garden Baptist, Knights of Columbus, and Central avenue ML B church. It mentions the Indianapolis College of Law event with Judge Whitey, John Kern, and Homer Mors, plus Kiowa delegation talks, Royal Arch initiation, and a Keystone chapter banquet planned for September.
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WB Sngtlh
Beattsburg
Cottrell Camp
United Epantah War Veterans
W. Hh. Richardson
Xenior
Lee
Henry Victor
Vine
Frank FR. Ruchle
Willem Church
Ernest Artherton
Frank Junior
Howard Megrew
Charlee A Garrard
Elwood Labrman
Company ML BR Indiane Volunteey Infantry
Ilyne Park
Central
Avenus
ML B
Jefferson Caylor
Broadway
Woman's Mission Circle
Te Garden Baptist Church
Womtaday
Jobo A. Willers
West New York
Ladies
Order of Hivernians
Knights of Columbus
Tanrelag Wight
Nelda
Toothal Tempi
Fairview Heights
George E. Brewer
Fairview Park
Indianapolis College of Law
Grand Opera House
A. Whitey
John W. Kern
Homer Mors
Sigma Nu Phi
Ate Dente
Sluninl
Commercial Club
Indiana
Isabel Crawford
Keystone
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Levi
Muncie & Portland
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Leyend
Our
Republic
San Franciscs
Castoria
Bultan
Esinforcementa Arriva
Census Bureau
DR. Ketchum
Supreme Coust
Richcreek Test Cave
General Assembly
Clana
Arbuckle Coffea
Bane
Aeravaltty
Walter
Posey
Evie
Bella
Grocery Co
Whathmls Department
Wark
Breach Stores
Delawarear
Ing ‘Shelby
Bowachunstrasuve
Fioy
Petar
Meridian St
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Alfa EL At
Illinois Central Report
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