Revered Pastor Buchtel Remembered by Indianapolis Friends
Indianapolis friends recall the fearless Rev. Buchtel as a strong preacher who influenced many, later becoming Colorado governor. Judges Allen and Weung, former mayor Coley S. Weung, and Avbury and DePauw connections highlight his early life, college days, and steady stance on reform while keeping politics out of church.
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Roontvellan
Ray
Henry A. Buentel
Cavernor
Colorado
Indianapolis
Central Ave. M. E
Henry Clay Alien
Buchtel
Judge Allen
Coley S. Weung
Indianafalls
Avbury University
Inter DePauw
Young
Golorado
College
Denny
Painty
Bis
Buechtel
Ps Sberal
Allan
Allen
Tnt
Thes
Suchtel
Buehhtel
Social whirl highlights from Crawfordsville and Indianapolis
Social news recounts visits and events across Crawfordsville and Indianapolis. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Sidener, Mrs. St. Catter, and many others as weddings receptions teas and club meetings mark recent travels, engagements, and artistic events around town.
Rooseveltan Influence Noted In Indianapalid Lecture
The Rev. Buehtal and Rav Ruchtel adopt Rooseveltian style in spelling and praise Theodore Roosevelt. Denny sent a congratulatory letter when he was elected governor, with Buehtal replying and accepting. Central Avenue congregation honors him and plans to follow his Colorado chief executive career with keen interest.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Ame
Central Ave
Larga
Silll
Huchtel
Han
Eng Intendy
Colorado
Death Ends Pain at Brewery Watchman Shot Self
Albert Stiegemeier, a 41 year old nightwatchman at the Indianapolis Brewery company, shot himself through the head Friday night after years of injury related pain. He had worked there since 1884 and leaves a wife and one son. The body was taken to the city morgue.
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Studalph H. Stlegemeier
Himmet
Indianapolia Sirewing Company
George Heke
Louis Kuechter
Inken
Stiegemeier
Two Wiley Sisters Injured After Runaway near Laurel
Mary and Nora Wiley, sisters living a mile south of Laurel Indiana, were fatally injured in a runaway last evening when they were thrown from a buggy. The incident occurred near their home site, with details limited as reports come in from local authorities.
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Simm
Laurel
Ind
Mary
Nora Wiley
Spelling Reform Discussed At Indiana College Meeting
A meeting of the Indiana State College association at the Central Business College centered on spelling reform. Laura A. Sanderson led the session advocating simplified spelling as a time saver and likely standard practice. Fassett A. Cotton, former superintendent, gave a talk titled Practical Education. A late-night session occurred at 2 AM and the final session was scheduled for 2 PM Saturday. Attendance was about 100.
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Alecuesion
Indiana Hual News College
Central Business College
Laura A. Sanderson
Banderson
School of Business
Indianapolis
Everte Vally
Fassett A. Cotton
Cut Off His Right Hand Byrneville Incident
A report from Byrneville Indiana describes Sanford Engleman who attempted to follow a biblical injunction by placing weight under his right hand to sever it. He reportedly cut off his hand and then refused to say where it was, claiming he had cast it away.
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Byrneville
Ind
Sanford Engleman
Minuet Prelude to Living Whist at Day Nursery Benefit
Spectacular dances drew a large audience Friday night as the living whist carnival opened to raise funds for the Day Nursery debt. Performers wore colorful costumes and staged a unique duplicate whist game with notable players. Admission was 25 cents, with matinees planned Saturday and Sunday.
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Tamlinson Hill
Maria
Campusa
Yg Minuet
Ant Ihe
Harses O
Boemier
Winki Smith
Rephen Dy Bond
Thong J. Sullivan
Robert G. McChire
Harry
Chamberlin
Hancer
Onitteen
C. O. Roemler
Ralph D. Smith
Stephen T. Pend
T. J. Sullivan
Peary Arrives at Chateau Bay After Delays
The Arctic steamer Roosevelt with Commander Peary aboard reached Chateau Bay Labrador after heavy weather delayed its coastward progress. The ship was expected to proceed to Sydney today or soon thereafter.
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Peary
Chateau Bay
Breelal
le Walifax
N.S
Chateau Hay
Labrador
Roosevelt
Peary Abeard
Sydney
Hearst Campaign Expenditures Reported for Governor Race
William Randolph Hearst and the Independence League along with the Democratic committee have filed campaign spending totals with the secretary of state. The figures show a combined expenditure of 26,370 dollars for promoting the canvass, including political group funds and traveling costs.
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Albary
Willam
Randolph Hearst
Independence League
Democratic
Independence Jeweue
Démocratic Stats Committee
Coe Relative to Aid Decoy Faces Kentucky Trial
The article reports on Coe and relatives tied to a decoy scheme linked to a murder charge. It notes a five year old alleged crime, a release petition denied, and local theatrical and legal developments in Indianapolis and Alexandria. It mentions Josephus Crewag and a performance context with references to a controversial figure dubbed the black shoe.
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Meutay
Braden
Alton
Alexandria
Tehe
Josephus Con
Atuna
Tegun
Jessel Toe
Chester
Mile Crok
Spene
Leachetieky
Fairbanks Joke On Himself Recalled In Speech
Vice President Fairbanks, in Washington after his campaign tour, planned a Tampa address to open the meeting of winter tale. He recalled a summer joke about the advancing phalanx of Methodism and asked the presiding bishop for absolution as laughter swept the audience.
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NerippeeRee Pecos
Warrington
Fairbanks
Washington
Tampa
Fla
Mee
Am Methodist
Kingle
Salt ‘Republic
Hanged by neck in an elevator in a string of mishaps
New York reports a bizarre series of accidents as multiple people suffered injuries or death. A 19 year old, Carl Welp, died after his neck became caught on an elevator platform. Augustus Anderson was severely injured between two streetcars. Mrs Webb was hurt after a fall from a trolley stair. Other victims included a man who fell from a ladder, a woman who collapsed from a couch, and a priest involved in a cricket incident. The elevator tragedy and related incidents spurred medical and police attention across the city.
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Karl Schneider
Mra
Rose Danner
New York
Burford
Behnelder
W. E B. Hayward
Slate
Evadne Hayward
David Percy Willams
Howard Marman
Albert Cole
Frederick Murray Ayres
Minean
Lucy
Nora Marman
James Floyd
Clarence Coffin
Genevieve Scovula
Nelie Wadlay
Dubuque
Mise Ja
Dephine Stout
Hazel Reber
Kinsea City
Clarence Kenyon
Gladys Wright
Grand Rapida, Mich
John Candee Dean
Josephine Stout
Haze Reber
Kansas City
Margaret Lemicke
St. Paul
Eleanor Turker
Bock
Battle Creek
George Tanner
Mise Smith
Mina Suewma Vajen Coléman
Miss Louie
Long
Grand Rapids
Misa Anne Jison
Mabel Jameson
Butler Jameson
Sweet
United States
Bartholdl
Jeannette Weil
Severa
C. C Webh
Charleston
R. Fe
Augustes Andemmon
Renduring
Crisket
Carl Welp
Indianapolis
Pennsylvanli
Do'einck
Dre
Warne
Mayer
Nashville
Grows County
Cnarieston
Webb
Shank
Tacominaye
Keystone Ave
St. Vincent's Hospital
Augustus Anderson
Indianapylls Traction and Terminal Company
Washington
Bloombigtunsats
James Shiny
Muamyg Re
Spuirs
Anderson
Oliver
Drapenaury
Janeway
Pint
Trix
Bnaliv
Renator Piatt
Japanese Fleet Visit Prompts 250000 Dollar Appropriation
San Francisco dispatch reports that Japan will visit with an official fleet and an appropriation of 250000 dollars to cover the expenses. The Japanese consul in San Francisco confirmed the arrangement from the consulate in Montreal. The voyage will depart from San Francisco, then proceed to New York after stops in Seattle and other ports.
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San Francisco
Qqupon Wiit
The
United
Statin
Four Year Term For Judge Alford In Criminal Court
Judge Frowmint Altorn of the criminal court rules that Judge Alford should serve a four year term beginning November 17, 1903. Proceedings and delays mark the matter as Judge-elect James A. Prischard seeks a clearer understanding of the law before January 1. Attorney C. W. Smith advised Prischard amid the unsettled court test and scheduling before Judge Henry Clay Allyn.
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Frowmint Altorn
Criminal Court
Alford
James A. Prischard
Qpo Wa Tanto
Demin
Henry Clay Allyn
C. W. Smith
Jindge Pritchard
Pritchard
Dodge Alford
Ato Fatuclas
Jada Prive
Wesines
Chi Alam
Evansville trip highlights Cannon's Green Castle visit
Press report from Evansville notes Joseph G. Cannon's two-day Greencastle stop as part of his tour with the Indianapolis Coal Traction Company. He rode beside Danville and other crews working on the Pixinfeld extension, praising the trip and planning a Nebraska farm visit after leaving Indiana.
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Cannon
Evansville
Ind
Indianapolis Coal Traction Company
Representater
Rhea
Joeph G. Cannon
Greencagt
Rho
Bronville
United Staten
James A. Hem
Danville
Jiman
Pixinfield Extenalan
Nebraska
Prison Term For Stealing Editor's Pipe In Indiana
In Hartford City Indiana Alva Sharpe and Wealey Garland Montpelier must serve one to three years in Jeffersonville reformatory for stealing an editor's pipe. Judge Edwin C Vaughn of Wells and Blackford circuit retires after 16 years and is succeeded by E B Sturgis, noting the official act.
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Wartford City
Ind
Alva Sharpe
Wealey Garland
Montpelier
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Edwin C. Vaughn
Wells and Blackford
EB Sturgis
Death of longtime county justice of the peace George Palmer
Special to The Son Columbus Ind. George Palmer, who served as justice of the peace for forty years, is dead. Palmer, a Democrat, defeated Joseph L Irwin, the county railroad magnate, for reelection as county treasurer.
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J. P
Columbus
Ind
George Palmer
Mr Palmer Han
Joseph L Irwin
Mitlonalite
Spanking Case in Bath Court Sets Fine at Five Dollars
Mrs. Mary Taylor of Georgetown was ordered to pay five dollars for spanking 5 year old Vivian Heath, the neighbor’s child, after she shooed Mrs Taylor’s hens. The incident occurred in Bath and sparked a public debate as parents consider further legal action.
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Ectal Co
the Sun
Portland
Mary Taylor
Georgetown
Bath
Vivian Heathe
Taylor
St Superior Court
Vivian
Reward Increase Sought for Jesse Coe Capture
Miser Charlier Bookwalter urges city council to add 38 million to the reward for Jesse Coe, the negro murderer believed hiding near his old Kentucky home. If approved total rewards rise to 186 million with pledges and mayoral endorsement aiming to ensure Coe’s capture.
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Miser
Charlier A. Bookwalter
Iwiler
Jesse Coe
Kentucky
George T. Breunig
Jesae Coe
Charles Russell
Common Council
Sheelty
Charles A, Rookwalter
Found the Missing Money in San Francisco Package
A package in San Francisco contained 1085 dollars believed lost, triggering a local recovery effort. Authorities, noting no ownership claim yet, requested public help to identify rightful owner and return the funds.
Railroad Time Cards and City Ticket Office Notice
Time card listing for Cincinnati and Dayton divisions shows departures to Cincinnati Indianapolis Decatur Springfield Detroit and other destinations with multiple daily windows. Includes line notes on arrivals and divisional details, plus a brief community note about relief funds forwarded to San Francisco after the earthquake.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Mihineiete
Indianapolis
Toshou
Arcive Indianapofia
Detroit
Trive
Platt May Resign Seat Open Sought for Vacancy
Special to The Sum New York reports Senator Thomas C. Platt may resign from the United States Senate on January 1. Timothy Woodruff and Frank S. Tack are named as possible successors amid political maneuvering and personal scandal surrounding Platt and Governor Higgins.
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New York
New IP
Thomas C. Platt
United States Senate
Frank S. Tack
Timothy Mc Woodruff
Danstar Phat
Senate
Dax
Higgins
Died at Funeral Service in Ypsilanti
Special to The Sum Ypsilanti Michigan November Mr Filla Newhall aged died of heart failure during the funeral service of her favorite grandson Dr Clark Wilcorman. She had just expressed a wish to take his hand and go with him.
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Ypsilanti. Mich
Filla
B. Newhall
Clark Wilcorman
Rie Hand
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Asbury
James E. Evans
Crawfordaville
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N.W. Cook
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Robert N. Fulton
Wednesday Avenue
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Mrs
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Anderron
W. D. Pratt
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Lowensport
Fred Johnson
Parente
Mr. and
Mra. B. &, Johnson
Terre Haute
A. Keller
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Thom
Frank van Camp
Maude Winter
New Orleans
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John Merron
David Ros
Broadway
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Andrew M. Sweeney
Century Club
George G. Tanner
Delaware St
Charles F. Hansen
Maud Maxwell
Ava
First Presbyterian Church
Lester Sechtar
Miss|ether
Bert B. Goldberg
Indiana Pslls
Will Neet
Eam
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Mayme Griffin
Indianapolis Woman's Club
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Jefferson Company
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Chirtys Grayy
Japan
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Uneeda Biscuit
Wational Biscuit Company
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Decatur
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Tina
Muncie
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Chicago
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Chicaga
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Jamen D. Phelan
Crawfords
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Pe Monon
Thunday
Timothy Woodruff
Platt
Gov Hingins
Senator Platt
Mary Lamonte
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