Parker Eating Affair Sparks Denials and Injured Claims
Dispatches from Lafayette report rumors about a Parker incident at Park-nve with conflicting faculty statements. Claims describe welts and violent mistreatment while Parker weighs whether to stay in college or quit. The university investigates, with potential expulsions and possible criminal action discussed.
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Lafayette
Austin Warker
Purdue
Parker
Hs Han
Toe
Btudenta
Mile Ao
Orgeps
Iealan
Night prowlers strike as two highway robberies reported
Police logged two highway robberies on Wednesday. Budd Moore of Missouri says two men stopped him, grabbed his guard watch, and fled without weapons. Wm Varnecko of the Metro car company reports his watch and small change taken near the Nickel Saloon. No weapons were shown.
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Jefe
Buren
Labor Boycott Plans Stir Bakers Union Rally
A scattered circulars campaign promotes a mass labor meeting in Blozart bell on Saturday evening led by Bakers union No 3 and a neutral labor group backing a boycott of Parrott and Taggars products launched days ago. Meanwhile a violent scene at aborts park church unsettles attendees as two couples flee amid cries and threats, drawing comments from Attorney W J Becket about biblical fires and fumigation.
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Bakere
Blozart Bell
Bakers’ Union
Jeutral
Parrott & Taggars
Aome
Ita Helque
Aborts Park
Mra H
Sudlag
FIGHT CLUB ROW OVER CHAMPIONSHIP DECISION
On October 4 the Olympic club directors declared Robert Fitzsimmons the world heavyweight champion after pressure to meet him. James J. Corbett’s backers then arranged to cover deposits for the bout, while Corbett planned to travel to New York to discuss terms and invite challengers to meet Fitzsimmons for the title.
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Onveans
Kag
James J. Corbety
AES
Wignipic Club
Toenday
Robert Fitzsimmons
Robert Fizsimmons
Olympic Club
Robert Fixxaimmons
Baya Brady
Bastos
William A Brady
Corbett
Aierty
Aly
Eherty
Brady
New York
Behall
Steve
Swmmer
Haxtrain
Conn
Ucorbett
Brave O' Donnell
Fhzsimmons
Uae
City news note on bank trial transfer and social events
The item lists a possible transfer of the Foulks bank trial from Indianapolis to another city, discusses a February dinner of the Commercial Club urging a park system, notes calls to secure Dr. Jackson of Grand Rapids, and records several marriages, church events, and a federal court case involving a Los Angeles water works deal. It also mentions local elections and anniversaries, with names such as Miss Lena Metzler, Willina Davidson, and Grace Emerald Bogby.
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Foulks Bank
Incannes
Boclaty
Hygiene
Ndiapapolis
Hato
Springfield
Mase
Oss
Indianapali
Dr. Jackson
Grand Iapide
Mich
William IL Glasscock Cucceede
Grillith Ag
Bia Fnstitute
Gravecock
Mies Lena Metzler
Willina
A.davidson
West Indianapoli
Yather Webber
Kolghus
Ladies of Linger
Jodienepolis
J. Hi. Huught
Supreme Representative
Mra
Sarah Harvay
Sarah & Kills
Jonah A. Lemon
Eliza H. Lemon
Lemon
Catale 9
Mise Grace Man Powell
Oscar Welborn Franch
Ovaniog
Michtgan St
PF. Gould
Thomas Scott
Jones
Eecrovmey
Michael Kelley
J. C. Abbot
Henry Tharp
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wedoenday Aventoy
Frank
Hallard
J. H. Hanger
Gren
Emerald Bugby
Ernest Eves Sherman
J. J. Shatler
Diznapolis Saticosl Bank
Srose
Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Woodward
Bor
Hawkson
Fierce
Shafter
Fred
Carrie Tate
Ken
Emme Wiloen
Harry
Mollie Wilkins
Esti
Laura Joyer
Henry Florina Buotsoab
Ernest
Emma Miers
Dratne
Boyden
Grace
Thomas J. Putenty
BM. Knight
William W. Thornburg
Annie E. Butomar
Bank Safe Blown Open In Hazardous Vault Heist
In Bloomfield on a Wednesday night robbers forced a coal door, blew the salary deposit vault with hazardous material, and secured about 4700 in cash. The attack damaged the vault severely with estimated losses around 1200, but valuables remained undisturbed. No arrests or clues are reported. Meanwhile, Uncle Bobby Chindim and tenants contest quarantine damages after a smallpox case linked to 451 W Northan. Chisolm seeks 50 for property damage. Simon Payne demands 30 for chores. others seek compensation for quarantine-related losses. Attorneys Julie and Jullon represent the parties.
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Broourtern
Bloomfield Bank
Bobby Chindim
W. Northat
Mary Summers
Board of Health
Uncle Bobby
Chisolm
Belog
Simon Payne
Puey Ann Foster
Asbury ‘Nest
Hettin Neal
Julixn & Jullon
Republican club to buy its Callage building
The Hawt Nonbelle Republican Club plans to purchase the two story brick building at Callage, owned by the Merchantile Insurance Co. for about 250000 dollars. A corporation will be formed for the purpose and shares of 25 cents each will be issued, with the offer open for ten days before final action.
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Hawt
Wednenday Eight
Callageago
S Corporation
Mercantly Iduurance Company
Horrible death of a lamp trimmer by electrocution in Boston
Charles A. Day, 28, lamp trimmer for the Boston Electric Light Co., was electrocuted while fixing a line near a pole on Cangresse Street. A blue glare, gurgling sounds, and convulsions followed as bystanders attempted rescue, two receiving electric shocks themselves. He died about half an hour later amid a chaotic scene with onlookers and officials.
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Boston
Charles A. Day
Boeton Electric Iight Company
Cangreseei
Ibang
Indianapolle Cabinet Plant Sold Amid Bank Failure Debacle
A courthouse sale Wednesday morning saw the Bio Furniture plant, tied to the Indianapolis bank failure, pass to buyer John H. Farson and partners for 76000. Competing bids fell short of the hoped 140000 as court approval and receiver Hawking's actions shape the final payout to creditors and dividend prospects.
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Indianapolly Cabinet Company
Malowava
John H. Fasrson
August Coon
Chasdirauas
Gao
Dickgoo
Samuel Isub
Bel Lanter Furniture Company
Vestson
Alx
Hawking
Nvilooa Bank
Indianapolis
Aly
Howe Klee
Fire Bank
Creditora
Peeting
Foreigners Flee England as China War Flares
Dispatches from Shanghai report no pitched battle at Ping Yang but Chinese forces are pushed back by Japanese. Britain plans to send ships to protect interests and guard legation with marines. Newspapers see no need for panic though tensions with France persist. Chinese minister in London says France Russia and Britain may deploy troops to Chinese ports. Ning Po rumors of Japanese warships spark alarm in the city. Foreign officials in Pekin depart as banks consider loans to fund the war. Europeans advised to move women and children to safety in Bhagal.
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Hnope
Vekts
Bius
Todian
Coun
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Minow
Zarlapg
London
Franca
Russia
Great Briain
Tre
China
Aluo
Great Britain
Ibat Ubios
Thuradey
Arsleis
Gianeurard
Ale B Giond Dawe
Buessees
Belge
Agya
Niue
England
Amsthisg
Swanasat
Ning Po
Nig Pao River
Marelet Foreign
Raaldoatio Pekin
Kwhaoghal
Rafe
Local party rancor over Moore and Henry dominates county race
A heated exchange between Republicans and Democrats centers on John Holtzman Merrill Moore and Henry. Claims accuse Democrats of anti foreign sentiment while Republicans defend Henry’s candidacy. Communications between party leaders reveal tensions over strategy, votes, and county nominations in a caustic election climate.
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Merrill Moores
Democratic Party
Holtzmas
Moore
Holtzman
Merrill
Mets Haury
Benin
W. HovTaman
Endiman
Holzman
Poitier
Newry
Henry
Xear
Eustake
Byyun
Moorea
Hentinel
Charles L. Mesry
Nies
Congress
Marion
Macrillie
Woman Uses Jag to Wake Husband in Wild Story
Kate Meno, a Sundence resident, tells Matron Buchanan that she planned to intoxicate herself with a jag and beer to shame her husband and stop his drinking. She says she drank at 5 and her plan failed as she felt she and the household fell into chaos.
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Kate Meno
Olle
Hart
Buchanan
Mra Mana
Ebe
Bax
Abo
Sobe
Bigter
Brightwood Community Club Officials and Local Issues
Brightwood marks ongoing civic activity as J J Blovane joins the commercial club and Rev. Robert eon will continue as M E pastor. Locals discuss sewer projects, waterworks planning, and road improvements with committee visits to Knights town and Fairmount. A 24 inch sewer line is proposed along Big Four depot routes. A Newfoundland attack injures a Plummer child. the dog’s owner reportedly defended with a shotgun.
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J.J. Blovane
Onda Ae
Brightwood Commercial Club
Fred Aldrich
Mettoon
Willyepend
Deigatwood Tuys
Roberteon
M. E. Clurch
Shem Davis
Brightwood
Keneington
Conn
Terra Cotta
Jas, Plummar
Plummer
Lale Businesas
Wednomlny Ntylt
Jowa Board
Iswan
Tna
Glen Delve
Hig Four
Dhade
Actos
Rhudeal
Cj .Meadows
J. Walta
H. Joiner
J.traub
Knights Town
Fairmount
Beightwood
van Winkie
van Wickte Asta
M Power House
Brutality claims mark Lexow hearing on corruption
Fragmentary dispatches describe alleged police abuse and bribery involving patrolmen during the Lexow investigations in New York. Reports allege threats of violence, stripping suspects, and coercion for payments, with testimony about officers demanding money and warning of state-wide ruin.
Public School Board Faces Control Debate and Injunctions
Local efforts to place the school board under city government oversight are debated. Minority commissioners defend nominating men of Keown calibre as tension rises over legal actions, injunctions, and transfer of property pending Martindale’s return.
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Sebook
Elty
Thounty Dleagren Saldons
Wedaee
Gow
Ape Voth
Rosse
Itagul-Frenaamo
Sspoton
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Bio Furniture
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