Man Killed in New York Car and Automobile Collision
A man believed to be W. W. Powers was killed early today at Ninety second Street and Lexington Avenue. Police arrested motorman Martin McDonough and chauffeur William Rood. McDonough said his car did not touch the man and the automobile killed him. Powers was reportedly visiting New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osr
feuppe-MeRing Frese
New York
W. W. Powers
Ninets-serond-st
Lexington-ave
Martin McDonough
William Rood
McDonough
Ue Automobile
Ned
Kood
Chatham
Mutts
Powers
Ni ni Central railroad report details bonds and control
The semicannual report to stockholders for the year ending June 30, 1908, highlights Illinois Central's ownership of all outstanding funded first mortgage bonds totaling 7,060,550.89 at 5 percent, part of an authorizer issue of 20,000,000 reserved for equipment. Improvements on the Indianapolis Southern line from Switz City to Indianapolis and grade reduction near Effingham are noted, with costs estimated at 107,6184. The report discusses control struggles between Stuyvesant Finch and Harriman interests, declares a high-dividend year with 12nd and W assemble dividends of 4 and 3 percent and a net income of 150 for the year ending June 20, 1869, plus a surplus of 413,131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niinaty Central Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Indianaposis Southern Railroad
Iinols Central Railroad Company
Consolidated Company
Iinols Central
Indianapols Southern Railway
Switz City
Swita City
Ind
Inboig Central Railroad Company
Don
Indianapolis | Southern Railroad
Miinals Central
Mitnois Central
Fis
Injured Man Amputations After Train Collision in Greensburg
Edward Drake, 44, of Napoleon, struck by rear of a passenger train in Greensburg Indiana on Saturday night. He suffered severe injuries requiring amputation of both legs. He had been waiting to board the train for Indianapolis when struck. Drake was brought to Greensburg and operated on at the city hospital. his condition later reported as hopeful for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Drake
Greensburg
Ind
Vile
Drake
Indianapolis
Mowwald
Aoapital
Pioneer Woman Dead Amalia Steinuehler 7
Mrs Amalia Steinuehler wife of Casper H Steinuehler died at 2 am at her home 16 E New York St Born in Germany she married in 1856 to Casper N Steinuehler The couple celebrated their fiftieth anniversary Survived by husband six children four grandchildren one great great grandchild Funeral Tuesday 1 pm at daughter Mrs William Beck 2922 E Washington St Then to Evangelical Church in Cumberland for 2 pm services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalia Steinuehler
Casper Hi. Steinuehler
Fundy
New York-st
Germany
Caoper N. Steinuehler
Steinuehler
William Beck
E. Washington
Evangelical Shured
Cumberland
Bob Hinkley and the old school days mystery
A reminiscence recalls Bob Hinkley a restless student at a rural school. He outwitted chores and fought as a boxer and wrestler while missing lessons. After a stubborn algebra problem, his family moved away, leaving questions about his future path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hinkley
Benenbir Hs
Jearning
Bruce
Lamppost Switches Move Ahead in Fifth Ward
William D. Neukom, chairman of the city council committees on contracts, reports the committee refused a new gas street lighting contract and proposes 18 electric lights to replace 32 gas lamps in the Fifth ward. He and Preston C. Truster of the Board of Public Works surveyed the ward to target needed lights, while the Ninth ward suffers from failed gas lighting with little relief underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William d. Neukom
Ity Council
Indisnapolis
Board of Public Works
Newkom
Neukom
Neuker
Preston C. ‘Truster
Board of Public
Sheriff Saumier Returns From Private Trip
Buffalo New York sheriff Estward Saumier states he did not pursue Oscar A. Baker the tobacco trust agent charged with bribery. He claims Baker was not located and that Saumier only visited Hamilton Ontario briefly during a private errand and spoke to detectives who had no information on Baker.
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Estward Saumier
Buffalo
N.Y
Oscar A. Baker
Tobacco Trust
Indiana
Hail
O. A. Baker
Hamilton
Baker
Unie
Labor Day Committee Plans Use of Surplus for Next Celebration
The report shows a neat sum in the treasury from the fair grounds celebration. The committee favors spending the surplus on a plot of ground for the next Labor Day celebration. The current committee cannot act and will present the matter to the incoming committee after May appointments.
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Tne
Woman Scalded Taking a Bath at Waldorf Astoria
Mrs. Geore H. Jenks wife of a Chicago physician suffered severe scalds in her Waldorf Astoria suite last night. She stepped into nearly boiling water after misjudging the tub temperature and fell, crying out and collapsing before her husband and doctors could aid her. She remained in serious condition today.
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Otripon
Adams
Jenks
Big Hydraulic Scheme Aims to Harness White River
Special to The Sum Vincennes Oct. S Eugene Rush president and general manager of the White River Tytraune company proposes damming the White river at Derker Indiana ten miles below here to supply electricity for light heat and power to all cities within a radius of 100 miles. Rush, in Vincennes via Terre Haute, is involved in several Michigan electric plans and plans to return in about ten days to push work ahead for the winter and begin improvements next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Lod
Eugeny Rush
White River
Rally Day at Edwin Ray M E Church Draws Crowd
Members of Edwin Ray M E church observed Rally Day on Sunday. A large congregation attended as a very interesting program unfolded and the celebration aimed to boost mission funds reaching a total of 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ray M. E. Church
City clubs and church events delay and details
A jumble of postponed meetings and upcoming social activities across several groups. Postponements include Presidents Day events at the Ladies’ prieryary univen and a Plymouth Congregational church Ladies’ union meeting. Numerous entertainments, dinners, and rummage sales are noted with dates in October and early November, along with church sermons and a baptismal address.
J. J. Hills New Town Near Grays Bay Vision
James Hill plans to bully St James on Grays Bay near the Columbia River mouth. North Bank road from Pasea to Vancouver would extend to Grays Bay with an ocean port. St James would control connections and handle ocean business for Hill roads.
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derippr-Mofine
Prema Anuunciation
Tacoma
Wasa
Oct
James
HILL
St. Jamon
Grays Bay
Columbia River
Fll
North Bank Road
Pasea
Vancouver
Netwari
St. James
Revera
Ives
Rouda
Despondent racer kills self after defeat at Vanderbilt event
In New York, William Slerck, grieving over a loss of the American car team at a Vanderbilt race, shot his father and sister before taking his own life in his room. He died instantly.
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NerippneMelee Teem Association
New York
Cara
William
Slerck
Fother
Fils
Grand jury to probe Chief Metzger amid murder trial delays
The grand jury planned to begin assessing charges related to Chief Metzger after delays tied to the George Williams murder case. Prosecutors halted the Metzger inquiry to avoid burdening police while patrolman Farrington case proceeds, with Williams trial set for Wednesday and jurors to reassemble Friday for further Metzger questioning.
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George Williams
Taylor Theninger
Williams
Frits
Metzger
Desae Coc
Anand Dary
Dt ix
Raid on Negro Quarters Seizes Weapons After Police Killings
Plain clothes officers in two squads swept the city’s negro quarters after two policemen were killed. About 100 men were searched for weapons. fifty sabers reportedly found in the west and northwest. Five men arrested for carrying concealed weapons as raids targeted saloons for weapon deposits.
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Fole
Quigley
Tylent
Agch
Uwe
Vive Tegtoes
Metager
Inifenasave
Ghiost
Ame
Meteger
Wate
Ambulance Collision Injures City Workers in St Louis
A trolley car and an ambulance collided on the Fourteenth-street bridge last night in St Louis Mo. Dispensary physician Dr Edmond Tanke treated internal injuries. Ambulance driver Thomas Heety suffered a fractured skull a sprained hip and wounds and is in serious condition. Another ambulance driver was slightly injured.
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ST. Louis
Edmond Tanke
Thomas Heety
Railroad Time Cards Cincinnati Day ton Ticket Office Item
Time card excerpt from Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad shows schedules and departure times from 45 Mitnole Street office with listed moments such as 6 38 pm 7 06 pm and 6 20 pm. The fragment references trains toward Indianapolis and Dayton with arrival and departure notes and times.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Ofice
Mitmole
Devon
Ane
Inhanapote, A
Lynching of a Black man shocks town in Arkansas
A violent incident in Argenta Ark involves a Black man lynched at 19 o clock after masked assailants entered a building and abducted him by force. Authorities guard the streets as fear spreads with reports of others fleeing the town. The article references police actions and transport notices amid the upheaval.
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Kerippa-MvRac
Rene Ansceiation Argenta
Ark
Ort &H
Mackhurn
oneArn
O'Ehock
Dobn Daijdeau
Dolleenuit Min Lindear
Ron
Siv Garer Colom
Vharies Colum
Blickburn
Applications for L License in Marion County 1855 notice
Notice to voters of Twelfth ward Center Township Indianapolis that an application will be made at the November term 1855 to the Heard of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with a place to sell in a front room of a two story brick building at No Y Square 74 Palmer's subdivision in Indianapolis. Also lists railroad and streetcar notes and rental ad lines.
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Center Township
Marion County
State of
Palmer's
Indianapolis
Tomisnip
Cab
Root
Hotive
Jon Mutkelet
MekKernan & Pierce
Indianapolia
Center Townamp
Indiana
Meikel Ar
Joe Cohen
Voice of Dead Heard by Mourning Husband in Denver
Scrippes McRae Prean Association recounts a touching effort in Denver Colorado. Mere Edward J. Mungan and his wife, an oil operator's spouse, travel from Fortetta to seek health recovery. The wife records daily on a phonograph so that at death her voice may comfort her sorrowing husband.
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Scrippes McRae Prean Association
Denver
Col
Edward J. Mungan
Fortetta
Abs. Mungan
Burial for J C Murray in Bloomfield
J C Murray died Sunday at his home 323 North Alabama. He was 62 years old and suffered from tuberculosis. Survived by his widow and two sons, he was a member of the J C C F. Burial will be in Bloomfield on Wednesday.
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Bloomfield
J.C. Murray
Alabama
Murrey
Murray
Handlw
Teen basketball star Dodges a would be attacker
In Centerville North Carolina Oct, Misa Anne Dodge, a noted athlete, defended herself when approached by a man on a lonely road who demanded a kiss. She struck him with blows and knocked him down, then he fled. Dodge is recognized as a skilled basketball player.
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Scrippa-Meflae Preps Association
Centerville
N. C
Misa Anne Dodge
Misa Dodge
Trains Run Fast Through Towns in Indiana Route List
A garbled OCR list describes trains leaving Indianapolis and serving Fort Wayne Marion Peru Peru Fortville Noblesville Anderson Muncie Tipran Oxford Middletown Alexandria Logansport Peru Fairmount Elwood Marion Union and other towns. It reads as routes through multiple Indiana locations with rapid service notes.
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Fort Wayne
Tring
Marion
Peru
Agnasport
Aueruan
Muncie
Indianapalle
Fortville
Pendleton
Noblesville
Cleeca
Anderson
Tipran
Oxomo
Middletown
Alexand
Logansport
Por 4Grin
Fairroount
Elwood Theaboro
Marlon
Runiod
Union
Indianapolis
Tee Dom
Toledo
Detroit
Lima
Great Sal
Mackinac
Buffalo
Niagara
Indianapolis notices on train formation and office contact
Fragmentary rail and office notice from Indianapolis listing trains to Avon Danville and intermedia points. Mentions Jenna and a $3 amount, and a company office in the Terminal Building with telephone numbers and two Main Street ring lines.
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Manete
Bern
Hourgersie
Ft. Povinig
Warrison
Camypa
Ota
Indianapolis
Wastuiln
Avon
Danville
Jenna
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New York City
I. C. Line
Illinois Central
Bushnell’s Little School Studies
Ladies’ Prierary Univen
Gdodel Club
St. Joseph's Hall
ACM. G
Caatie Hall
Frances Hive
W Musteale
Plernon
Holy Cross Suciaeld
William Dbemoe
Johnson
Cornelave
George H. Thomas Relief Corps
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Order of Eugtes
Bop. Ferrell
Tennessee
Arkine Fee
Kentucky
Pat Mount Perran Gapussy
Ladies’ Art Society
Third Christian Church
Home Missionary Society of the Capitolave
M. EB
Mies Wenrietta
Kenwnodie Ave
Kt. Joseph's
Wiil
D. M. Sullivan
George Feenexs
Fternoon
At & Weluek
Knighta
Cor Winbus
George Fifer
Irvington
Fifer
Lardiex' Aid Society
Hopin
Villa-ave. MP
W. ¢. Mercier
Frank F. Lewis
Benjamin Lewis
Abinglone
Randall Memorial
J. J. Hill
New York Stars
Elijah
J. H. Farrington
Cief
Movert Metzger
George Willams
Edward J. Perusecard
Drase Coe
Wea
Cag
Mechos
Hower
Hesperitto Comansell
Tel
Goa
Bextra
Letove
Jackson
Grocery CO
E. Wath
New Jersey
Z. Court St
Prarch
Relawareone
Indiana-ave
Netomat
Senate-ave
Weat
York Central
Burt
City
N. Y
Bull
Bowens
Payton
Botroit
Winona Flyer
Elkhart
Dayton
Hellen Pu
Bellefont'ns
Springfeld
Waynacioest
Benten Hart
Benton
Haute
T. Louts
Fauth
T. Haute Am
Lattoon
T. Taote
Lona
Mente
St Louis
Tavette
Eage
Averts
Cage
Ance
Kanyille
Pernt
Pra Danyie
Cham Naten
Moteda
Chk
Detroit & Co Ltd
Mun
Cry
Indianayott
Chicago
Laem
Ntanapolia
Ats
Sgonon Accom
iGutiy
Tanday Onty
Indianapolia, Columbus & Southern Traction Co
Southbert
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Amity
Falnburg
Tayloraville
Columbus
Ohio
Delaware Sta
Virginia
Georgia
Meridian-ats
Maries
Nervebeans
Fea
The
Tracuom, Company
Rushville
Bheleyville
Hounly
Pabsengen
Barvicr
Tratna
Bervicr
Eavept Bunda
Gastern
Par
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Borinfield
Central Ohio
Company
Old Main
Ringhew
Cindianapolis
Martinsvilles
Mooreaville
Bethany Pack
Unaville
Ben Davis
Plainfield
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