Mutiny Rumor Ties Weyler Return to Cuba to Unrest
Reports from Madrid and Havana describe mutiny on the Montserrat and unrest in Santander as Weyler’s actions provoke opposition. Cuban Americans in New York rally for independence while others accuse Spain of chaos and military hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyler
Cuban
New York
Madrid
Matanzas
Montserrat
Spain
Monserrat
Cuba
Chickering Hall
Estrada Palma
Havana
Senor Dominguez
Lee Will Return Report to Washington and Congress May Act
Washington reports indicate no current crisis in US Spain relations. The White House says peace is maintained as the new Spanish cabinet works toward Cuba pacification by civilized means. Gen Blanco and Gen Fitzhugh Lee's arrival and views to Congress are awaited.
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Washington
Congress
White House
United States
Spain
Cuba
Weyler
Blanco
Fitzhugh Lee
Mavana
Lee
Sagasta
Woodford
THAT WOODRUFF PLACE CLUB
Woodruff residents back a club house plan with about $5,000 planned for the structure and perhaps $2,000 for furnishings. The facility will include two bowling alleys a 60 by 40 foot hall card rooms pool and billiards reception parlors and a gymnasium is under consideration. The building is to be at the east and cross drives in front of the electric plant with a target completion by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff Place
Woodruff
Dreithaler Decries School Wrongdoing At Superintendent Convention
Gustav Dreithaler blasted Indiana school governance as he joined the state superintendents at the state house. The discussion centered on enforcing the compulsory education law, with cities like Muncie cited for weak enforcement. Officers for the year were elected: Moore, Mott, Foster, and Woody, after H W Jones spoke on course of study principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Gustav Dreithaler
Ikerr’ Dreithaler
Supt. Wiley
Terre Haute
Dreithaler
Herr Dreithaier
Muncie
GB. F. Moore
Frankfort
T. A. Mott
Richmond
L. M. Foster
North Vernon
H. G. Woody
Kokomo
H W. Jones
Cleveland
Indianapolis
THREE MERRY LADS ARRIVE INDIANAPOLIS TRAFIC ADVENTURE
Three boys Charles Richardson George Jackson and Thomas Wolf aged 12 11 and 12 arrived in Indianapolis Friday night after a long country trip traveling by box car they were taken to police court and held until parents could arrive in New London Ohio sheriff thawed them out after nearly freezing story notes a Buffalo boy meanwhile Sheriff Bare and George Romans were involved in a separate incident Romans shot at arrest and escaped with charges pending against him.
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Charles Richardson
E. Twelfth St
George Jackson
S. Delaware St
Thomas Wolf
Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis
Wolf Lad
New London
T. Bare
Trimble County
Kentucky
George Romans
Sheriff Bare
Romans
Rochford and
Morgan
James Rader Charged With False Pretenses In Grand Jury
James Rader, from police court to the grand jury on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. Former employee of Snyder & Co. he was discharged and afterward secured hardware from Lilly & Stalnaker claiming purchase for Snyder & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rader
Grand Jury
Snyder & Co
Lilly & Stalnaker
Sunday Church Services Listed for Various Congregations
Local churches announce morning and evening services across multiple denominations. Notable speakers include Rev. John H. McKenzie, Rev. J. A. Milburn, Rev. C. A. Hare, Rev. C. C. Lasby, Rev. M. L. Haines, Rev. C L Kuhlman, Rev. J. Cum ming Smith, Rev. J. M. Francis, Rev. Palin Saxby, Rev. A. J. Graham, Col. Alexander Hogeland, and Prof. J. D. Forrest with special song services at Central Christian. Services span Grace Episcopal, Second Presbyterian, College-ave Baptist, Tapernacle, St Paul’s Episcopal, Christ Episcopal, First Baptist, Seventh Presbyterian, and more. The text notes morning and evening sermons or addresses at multiple venues including First English Lutheran. The final line advertises a Fall and Winter Swifts to Order from Jones The Tailor.
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Friends’ Church
Grace Episcopal
John H. McKenzie
Second Presbyterian
J. A. Milburn
College-ave, Baptist
C. A. Hare
Central-ave. M. B
C. C. Lasby
First Presbyterian
M. L. Haines
First English Lutheran
C. IL. Kuhlman
Tapernacle Presbyterian
J. Cumming Smith
St. Paul’s Episcopal
J. M. Francis
Tokio
Japan
Christ Episcopal
Palin Saxby
A. J. Graham
First Baptist
Col
Alexander Hogeland
D. J. Ellison
Central Christian
J. D. Forrest
Butler
Seventh Presbyterian
Alexander Urquhart
Washington, Ind
Park Board Muddle Shifts Burden to Board of Works
The Board of Public Works assumes control of defunct park assets and seeks a legal opinion from City Attorney Kern on its rights to maintain and fund park properties. Budgeted for a citywide park system, $350,000 borrowed funds still bear interest as payrolls and staff are temporarily kept.
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Board of Public Works
Park Board
Kern
Board of
Board of Park Commissioners
Works Board
Johnson
Taggart
Board of Works
Schmidt
James Hansen
Garfield Park
J. W. Cotton
Military Park
Julius Miging
University Park
Fd. Halt
St. Clair Square
OE T. Kepple
Greenlawn
R. A. Melxeand
Gus Penn
Harry Rotherwell
Michael Shaughnessy
Mr. Smith
Old Park Board
J. Vivde Power
Bert Spencer
Power
Cash for Brains swindle arrested by Detective Thornton
A young Indianapolis man named Joe Shuey ran a print ads racket promising Christian Endeavor cards. He collected $3 for half pages, printed few or none, and planned to distribute 4000 cards. Detected in Hubbard block with evidence of similar frauds in Cincinnati St Louis and Dwight Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Joe Shuey
Thornton
Christian Endeavor
A. E. Buchanan
Fertig & Nevers
Frank Blanchard
Armstrong Laundry
Clark & Co
S. F
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dwight
Ill
Chrysanthemum Show Auction Highlights Citywide Apathy
The chrysanthemums exhibit ended with failed public support and a silent auction. If a $2,000 guarantee fund isn’t raised, next year’s show may move to Richmond Fort Wayne Anderson or Lafayette. Excursions boosted final days, and auctioneer William Langsdale sold remaining blooms from 25 cents upward.
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Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Lafayette
Wiliam Langsdale
The
Asylum For the Deaf and Dumb
Pat O'Meara's Gambling Case Continued in Court
The case against Pat O'Meara a Monument Place tobacco dealer for maintaining a gambling instrument was continued in police court Saturday to the afternoon of Nov HH The defense will argue he gave value received for each penny or nickel dropped into his machines and the matter will be a test case requiring time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O'Meara
Monument Place
O'Meara
Night School Entrance Tonight at Industrial Training Building
Applicants for entrance to the night school to be held in the Industrial Training School building are instructed to report next Monday evening. Doors open at 7 o clock with sessions starting shortly after. Those who did not specify their studies should arrive near 7 while others may come by 7 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Training School
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Area November 7
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fair weather through the 36 hours ending 7 p.m. Saturday night will turn warmer. Sunday also fair with midday values around 46 to 52 degrees. Temperature at noon Saturday was 46 with 2 p.m. reading near 50.
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Indianapolis
Burford Wins State Printing Contract Bid Details
The State printing board awarded the two year contract with Burford securing all printing except supreme and appellate court reports. Levey Bros. & Co. to print those reports. Burford bid 80 992.4. Sentinel 86 403.68. Levey 87 295. Journal 8 593 15. Baker & Thornton 80 320.34. For supreme court reports Levey 12 200.19% Carson 12 427.83 Burford 12 840.04 Baker 12 431.43 Sentinel 13 081.19% Wilson Humphreys 13 076.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Printing Board
W W. B. Purford
Supreme
Appellate Court
Levey Bros. & Co
Burford
Sentinel Printing Company
Levey Fros. & Co
Journal Printing Company
Baker & Thornton
Supreme and Appellate Court
Carson & Hollenbeck
Burford PZ
Baker &Thornton
Setinel Printing Company
Wilson Humphreys & Con
Logansport
Wheatland teacher dies after pupil assault at school
James Allen, a Wheatland schoolteacher in Flickery county, died from injuries after being assaulted by his pupils. The attackers have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
James Allen
Wheatland
Flickery County
Swirl of Society Hosts Five Friday Socials in City
Lae Tui club danced at Brenneke's while Mrs J J Appel hosted North end whist. state officers dined with Mr and Mrs A C Daily. Miss Eva McIntosh and Thaddeus Thurston wedding set for Nov 18. Various hosts entertained guests, readers presented Mexican sketches and stories, with pink rose table decor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenneke’s
J. J. Appel
A. C. Daily
John Somerville
Mary Wilson
Chicago
Anna Hasselman
Henry S. Fraser
Wadsworth
Rock Island
A. L. Varney
Flower Mission Magazine
May Louise Shipp
Grace Wasson
Miss Wagner
Drehker
Mortgage of 250000 Bonds for Gas Company
The Manufacturers' natural gas company filed a mortgage for 250000 dollars on its entire plant, franchises and pipelines, to secure 240 bonds of 71000 dollars each. The issue carries ten year terms with 6 percent interest paid semi annually and optional redemption. Funds will aid improvements to the gas and oil plant. board meeting Sept 14 approved the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Security and Trust Company
W. T. Malott
Reception to Dr Bacon by Roberts Park M E Church
The Woman's social and business union of Roberts Park M E Church announces a reception for pastor Dr Bacon and his family on Monday evening at 7 50. The Methodist ministers and their wives in and around the city and all church members are invited. The official board and their wives form the reception committee. A 2 20 business session is scheduled Monday afternoon and refreshments will be served at 5 40 for those not returning home before the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Woman's Social and Business Union
Roberts Park
M. E. Church
Dr. Bacon
Van Wyck Begins Filling Tammany Posts In New City
Mayor-elect Van Wyck surveys the pool of Tammany candidates and names John D. Crimmins, a millionaire streetcar contractor, for street cleaning commissioner and Delaney Nicoll, former district attorney, for corporation counsel as the office bid heats up in New York.
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van Wyck
New York
John D. Crimmins
Delaney Nicoll
Folding Beds at All Prices Featured by Elder
Advertisement notes Norse.Jjanes Dustlese Oats and folding beds at all prices offered by William L. Elder. The item highlights a sale of folding beds with broad price range.
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Wm. L. Elder
Curfew Debate Advances as Indianapolis Schools Report
Supt Goss reports 21 963 pupils in Indianapolis schools up 3348 from last year with 2000 in annexed suburbs. The board endorses a pending curfew ordinance, aided by Col Hogeland who cites benefits elsewhere. A committee will assist in boosting attendance for a national convention on wayward youth next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Goss
Col. Hogeland
Girls’ and Boys’ National Home and Employment Association
Ledonia Newcomb
Susie Bosson
Mary McCarthy
Martha Pich
Kenwood Ave
Grace Cunningham
Seegmiller
Roth
Committee On Buildings and Grounds
Indianapolis Gas Company
Consumers’ Gas Trust
Man Charged With Attempted Assault in Fun Grabbing
Robert Wilson of 24 S Priest Street faced a police court hearing Saturday on a charge of attempting to assault Stella Lauth of 406 Madison Avenue. He contends he only grabbed her in fun. The case is set for trial Tuesday in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
S. Priest
Stella Lauth
Madison Ave
Shher
Attorney Fires On Burglars At His Home
Attorney John W. Spahr shot at two burglars Friday night after spotting them prowling his home at 2521 Illinois Street. The intruders fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Spahr
Nallinois St
Worth Dentist Corner Old Severth and Illinois
Local note records a dentist named Worth at the corner of Old Severth and Illinois Streets. Progress Laundry advertises metropolitan pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Severth and
Ilinoissts
Progress Laundry
Navy warships at Brooklyn yard take on coal and supplies
Nine warships of the North Atlantic squadron are taking coal and provisions and ammunition at the Brooklyn navy yard. Massachusetts and Texas lie anchored off Tompkins Island. About 3,500 sailors and marines are aboard as ships are prepared by day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Ammuni
Tompkins Island
Navy Yard
New York
Brooklyn
Iowa
Monitor
Marblehead
Helena
Dolphin
Foote
Texas
Massachusetts
Old Marion County Doctors Practiced Spring Bleeding
W. P. Fishback recalls early Marion County days when farmers paid 25 cents for spring bloodletting. He recalls how doctors bled people at home, sometimes until fainting, with scars on his arm from lancets and stories of weighing only 49 pounds yet needing more blood.
Permanent Boys Home Incorporated by Roeys in Meridian
The Roeys' club will be incorporated and set in a permanent home at Meridianse and Mundison avenue. The building is a gift from Mrs. John M Butler and her daughter Mrs. Margaret Butler Snow in memory of their son J Maurice Butler. The home will include baths gymnasium reading room and a large assembly room. There are currently 46 members.
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Roeys’ Club
Meridianse
Mundison-ave
John M. Butler
Margaret Butler Snow
J. Alaurice Butler
Swiggert Convicted in Danville Grand Larceny Case
Harry Swiggert was found guilty of grand larceny at a Danville trial moved from Marion county. The case ties to Pawnbroker Ludwig of Indianapolis who faces trial next week in Danville for receiving stolen bicycles. About 20 stolen cycles were found in Ludwig’s shop and home garret after searches. Ludwig earlier faced trial in Marion court but secured a new trial and a venue change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Swiggert
Danville
Marion County
Ludwig
Indianapolis
Swiggert
Marion
Reverend Lucas and the misdelivered bicycle
A Indianapolis tagged crate containing parts of a bicycle is delivered to Reverend D. R. Lucas of the Sixth Christian Church. He initially credits the mix up to a gift, but learns the crate was addressed to a different D. R. Lucas in Lafayette and destined for Indianapolis. The incident highlights misaddressed parcels and mistaken ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Lucas
Sixth Christian Church
D. R. Lucases
Indianapolis
Lucas
Thiepany
Lafayette
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NEW York Patriots
See
Sula
Santander
Imp
Don Carlos
Pamipeluna
Jones
Detective Thornton
Manufacturers’ Gas Company
Splann
Middletown
J. B. Alfree
Quigley
Havemeyer
Stamford
Conn
H. O. Havemeyer
Palmer's Hill
Uncle Sam
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Greenville
G. B. Marshall
Wno
W. B. Craig
Wood's Stable
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