Rat Hole for City Money in Indianapolis Street Cleaning
City figures show Charles A. Garrard spent heavily on street cleaning and asks the council for 6000 more. Nine months in, expenditures total about 31,282 with a reported balance of 4 cents, projecting 61,557.59 for the year. Officials demand a full accounting, noting unexplained outlays and a missing balance of 5,141.21 from six months. Citizens question where extra funds were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Garrard
Garrard
Council
Counei
Ennociman
Indianapolis
Farmer Gruenwald's death ruled self-inflicted fall
Deputy Coroner Robertson concludes George Gruenwald, a farmer found dead in his yard on Titbyave early Tuesday, took his own life after despondency. Initial murder theory faded as he reportedly struck his head on a grindstone beneath a second story window, the resulting skull fracture attributed to his attempt to bleed himself. Family cites alcohol troubles as a motive.
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George Gruenwalt
Ms Yard
Titbyave
Robertson
Gruenwald
Community notices and events crowd city church life
Progressive church women hold semi monthly dal at 4338 Noble St. Civil groups meet at Central Chris Man church parlors while Indiana veterans plan October reunion in Frankfort with Allen Ray as president. Meridian W C T U reports on Brazil convention. Fletcher Place church bids farewell to Pastor Hyde and welcomes Rev Wolfe with a prepared program. Rev F S C Weeks of Boston guests AU Souls Moravian church with talks and sermon. Hearsey Vehicle president journeys east for carriage show and races. John Moore family reunion marks Mrs Moore seventy seventh birthday. A man named Cully locked up after entering police headquarters. Monumental District Court and Court of Honor set to meet on second and fourth Saturdays at Manaur Hall.
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Fletcher-place Church
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Wolfe
RRR
A. T. Hearsey
Hearsey Vehicle Company
New York City
Amesbury
Mass
John Moore
Clermont
Marion County
Willam Cully
Cully
Monumental District Court
Court of Honor
Manaur Hall
Secon
Medical Men in Convention at German House
Members of the Mississ Valley Medical Association gather for the thirty first annual convention at the German House in the city. Sessions cover diseases and cures in morning afternoon and evening with talks by Dr Wishard and President Branford Laws. A vaudeville smoker entertainment follows the opening address. The event runs into Thursday evening.
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Misais
Inpi Valley Medical Assarition
Geratay House
W. N. Wishard
Die Diavapilis Medical Society
Esteines Physiciane
Yorks Divorce Divulges Stocks and Property Split
Mrs Fanny York obtained a divorce from Patacay York in superior court after claiming letters shown her husband’s infidelity. Evidence included missives from a stenographer and testimony from Mrs York about plans and assets. The couple reportedly reached an agreement before trial on division of stocks and bonds and other property.
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Eweopes
Instanajilis
Fanny York
Patacay
York
Europe
Ley
Tess
Yorks
Cornerstone Laying At New York Street Church
Cornerstone for a new church will be laid Saturday at 4 PM at the corner of New York Street and Garfield Avenue with Dr. C E Bacon presiding and Rev W G Clinton assisting. A rummage sale by St Anthony's Church women runs this week and next at 513 Indiana Ave fundraising call for donations. The Stockholm press notes a special committee recommends ratification of the Karlstad treaty.
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Toxedy M. EB
New York St
Garfield-aye
C. E. Bacon
Indianapolis
W. G. Clinton
Irvington
Women of
Ecrippe-M Rae Press Association
Stockholm
Ort, U
Rikedag
Karlstad
Ite
Millions of gold, Yukon tale spreads to Dawson
In a Yukon territory note from the press association the Dawson report centers on a sensational claim of a vast gold yield. The fragment suggests a sensational forecast tied to the region and the era's rush mindset, with noted figures and local excitement.
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Ecripps-M’rae Press Association
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Holtzman Defends Record In Indianapolis Mayor Race
Crowds overflowed the Indianapolis auditorium as Mayor John W. Holtzman defended his administration against charges from Bookwalter and allies. Speakers including Mitchell, Pogarty, Fishback, and others highlighted water, track elevation, gambling, and city finances while Holtzman touted gains in gas, water, and hospital services amid a noisy but orderly party rally.
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Fogarty
Hetman
Gogarty
Otter
Ericiam
Thomas Whallon
Whallon
Frank $. Fishback
Councliman
Ehicrman
Hulldigg
Gila
Nat Heuer
Holteman
Hugy Banek
Hieene
Hegar
Bookwalter
Holtzman
Saan Halle
Bigny
My Central
Rontrel
Board of ‘Trade
Mentaverelal Club
Merchants’ Association
Heety
Bothwalter
Indianapolis News
John R. Pearson
Boulwalter
Indianapolia Gas Company
Moltzman
Wookwalter
Utter Aut
Heltzman
Vonatderghle Merrimnet
Holtaman
Loevaea
Ysnes
A. Goodwin
Reyputiitean Party
Citizens of
Indianapolis
Tappem
Rockwalter
Anneal
The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Tablet Testimony
A man explains his long battle with chronic dyspepsia and digestion failure. After trying various doctors and remedies, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets restore appetite, energy, and tolerance for coffee and tobacco. He credits the pills with digesting food, aiding stomach recovery, and eliminating need for tonics or nerve aids.
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Herge
Ian vexAn
Nature
Stuart
Rai
Ronewan
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Army ration calls for Grape-Nuts as soldier food
A Civil War era correspondent from New England advocates Grape-Nuts as a compact, nourishing army ration. He notes its palatability, digestibility, and ability to sustain hunger with minimal bulk, urging adoption for long marches and steady meals. The letter also promotes Postum coffee and hints at a promotional tie in with a travelogue titled The Road to Westville.
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Seleran
New England
Snds
USA
Met
Reagan
Westville
Vague plea against Bankwalter urging true majority rule
An unsteady letter argues for honest elections and broad civic will. It calls for uncorrupted water and appeal across parties races colors to preserve dignity, opposing Mr Bankwalter and his political methods.
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Bankwalter
Total Record
Show Ring Accident Injures Racing Official
At a horse show in Missouri on Tuesday night, the tandem team from Jaulaville Ky led by Gladstone caused a stampede. Gladstone plunged through the ring toward the judges area, where guests were gathered, throwing Joseph A. Murphy to the ground and fracturing his right arm.
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Scripplem' Bar Press Association
SY. Louis
Justgen
Lawrence Jones
Jaulaville
Gladstone
Joseph A. Murphy
Knapp On The Stand In Geisler Slaying Case
Special report from Richmond Indiana recalls Ort Wann Knapp admitting to striking Marshal Geisler with an iron bar during a dispute over Geisler’s actions. Knapp claimed he acted after Geisler fired at him while they moved a house, challenging the state's claim Knapp waited to ambush.
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Knapp
Richmond
Ind
Wann Knapp
Hernard Geisler
Geisler
Gelaler
Hearst Nominated for Mayor by Municipal Ownership League
At the Municipal Ownership league convention in New York on October 11 William Randolph Hearst is named as mayoral candidate and will accept. Three tickets emerge Democrat Republican and Municipal Ownership. The league selects Former Senator Ford as controller and James G Phelps Stoker for president of the Board of Aldermen.
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Scripps-30
RAE Press Association
New York
Municipal Ownership
Willam Randolph Hearst
Democrat
Republican
Municipal Ownership League
Ford
Contralier
James G. Phelps Stoker
Board of Aldermen
Morton 15 quits Scripps-McRre press absculation
George Soreton formerly general passenger and ticket agent of Missouri Kansas Texas railway has resigned after a shooting incident involving Mrs Lillian Spragua. George Wyland of New York was appointed to the position on Tuesday following the resignation.
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Scripps-M'Rre
ST. Louis
George Soreton
Lillian Spragua
Midsouri, Kanes & Texas Railway
George
New York
Morton
Black man killed by mob in Tennessee incident
An Associated Press report from Wick Tennessee states a Black man died in a mob related incident on a Tuesday. The victim, identified as Uuther Billings, was accused of an act with a white woman and died in the ensuing confrontation.
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M'Rae Press Association
Wick, Tenn
Uuther Billings
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