Texas and Kentucky visitors clash near Alabama and Maryland streets
Stanley from Texas and Bentley from Kentucky traveled with families to a restaurant tour. An argument over a horn led Bentley to strike Ed in the face. Detectives Lancaster and Morgan witnessed the clash, Bentley was arrested, tried, found guilty, and fined one dollar plus costs by Judge Collins, before the group continued to lunch.
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Marty
Stanley
Texas
Bentley
Kentucky
Alabama
Maryland
Ed Lohrman
Joe Ward
Lancaster
Morgan
Central Police Station
Stanleys
Collins
New Map Completed for Indianapolis by C S Mendenhall
A newly completed index map by C S Mendenhall of Cincinnati names Indianapolis as the central feature. The work includes a detailed, highly accurate map of Marion County, showing the city and surrounding areas with street indexing for easy location, and highlights electric and storm-related details.
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Indianapolis
C. S. Mendenhall
Cincinnati
Marion County
Incendiary Fire Destroys Capitol Avenue Barn
Fire destroyed the barn at 1450 North Capitol Avenue overnight. Investigators suspect incendiary origin. Three horses kept in the stable were taken out. The loss is estimated at 50 dollars.
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Capitol Avenue
Bargain Salt Overcoats Offered at Singer & Sons
We offer an all-svoo salt or overcoat made to your measurement at low prices. A sign of value at Singer & Sons located at 42 W. Washington St. in the city.
Eberhart Brothers Plan $100,000 Methodist Church
Special to The Sum. South Bend Ind Oct 14. F G Eberhart and his brothers Fred G and J C Eberhart announce plans to build a $100,000 church for the Methodists of Mishawaka in memory of their parents Mr and Mrs Adolphus Eberhart.
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Eberhart Brothers of
South Bend
Ind
G. Eberhart
Fred G
J. C. Eberhart
Methodists of
Mishawakx
Adolphus Eberhart
Tickles Monkey to See If She Laughs
New York article reports Prof Richard Garner tests his pet chimpanzee Susie at the Bronx Zoo to prove a monkey can laugh. He tickles Susie and she swings a cane as he claims she laughs, though zoo directors and other monkeys remain skeptical.
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New York
Richard Garner
Africa
Bronx Zoo
Susie
Garner
Banks Hit by Floods in Hazleton Area
In Hazleton Ind on October 14 floods from the Hood in White Wabash and Patoka rivers ruined corn valued at $500 000. Levees along the rivers are broken and many once prosperous farmers face ruin as local banks suffer from loans to the corn growers who cannot repay.
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Hazleton
Ind
Hood
White
Wabash
Patoka
Why Wear Ready Made Clothes by Singer & Sons
Ready made clothes sold by Singer and Sons at 8 W Washington Street with tailoring to order starting at 15.75 dollars. The ad emphasizes made to order service and pricing for custom fittings.
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Singer & Sons
Washington St
Roosevelt Boosts Unbounded Confidence in Indiana
A Indianapolis gathering with Col. Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Beveridge drew strong praise. Voters and locals called it the greatest political meeting in the west, predicting victory for Republicans in Indiana and broad support for Beveridge.
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Indianapolis
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Beveridge
Charles W. Miller
West
Indi
Early voting move gains momentum in state wide push
Will H. Hayes of Sullivan, Republican chairman in the Second district, promotes a new state wide Republican club. Every man wears a button urging ten Republicans to the polls before 10 o clock election morning. A large batch of buttons will be sent to Indianapolis for distribution.
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Will H. Hayes
Sullivan
Club
Indianapolis
Balloon Race Set For Monday Start From St Louis
Three French balloonists prepare for the international Gordon Bennett cup race in St Louis with gas bags being checked on Friday and most balloons expected ready by Saturday for the long flight starting Monday.
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ST. Louis
New Shades Suits and Coats at Singer Sons
Browns grays and blues offered by S. J. Singer & Sons at 43 W. Washington st. Custom tailored to measure with price tag 16 75 dollars.
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S. J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Divorce Deal Ends With Slap in Court Story
GIVES WIFE DIVORCE FOR PERMIT 10 SLAP. Dr James T McBride agreed to let his wife obtain an uncontested divorce in Scioto County Ohio in exchange for her slapping his face in front of witnesses. Friday he asked the court to set aside the divorce under the contract. The case was taken under advisement as he seeks to reunite his family.
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Jersey City
N. J
Scioto County
Ohio
James T. McBride
McBride
Plows Up Lost Watch Turns Up After Ten Years
Special to The Sun reports in Charlottesville Indiana on October 14 that Robert Oldham plowing a field recovered a watch he had lost ten years earlier. The timepiece was found in good condition after all those years.
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Charlottesville
Ind
Robert Oldham
New Hampshire Suitings Ad Price List
Cutest novelty in men's suitings. Made to order suit or overcoat, $13.75 and up. 8 J Stinger & Sons, 45 W. Washington at.
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New Hampshire
J. Stinger & Sons
W. Washington
Roosevelt snubs Richmond crowd by absent city speech
In Richmond Indiana on October 14 Theodore Roosevelt did not address six thousand awaiting fans. State Chairman Lee cited travel constraints and the need to catch a Pennsylvania train to Columbus and New York. Roosevelt rode in from Muncie at 6:35 p.m. and waited at the station offering a speech there, but the audience remained in the coliseum and the colonel departed at 9:02 p.m.
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Richmond
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Lee
Coliseum
Pennsylvania
Columbus
New York
Roosevelt
Col
Muncie
Couple Leaves for One Year World Tour
Mr and Mrs Harry Law depart from Crawfordsville Indiana on a round the world trip visiting Terre Haute St. Louis Kansas City San Francisco and Honolulu aboard a Pacific liner. They plan to travel through the Orient and spend most of next summer in Europe before returning home about a year later.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Harry Law
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Honolulu
Orient
Europe
Foot Warming Brick Leads to Downfall
Shelbyville report details Mrs. Wells injuring a dislocated shoulder after slipping on a hot foot warming brick at home. The item also notes Ivory Tucker, 15, arriving from Missouri, resisting hazing with a club and knife, prompting police intervention. A $2,000 damage suit is filed by John Mack, 17, against Miss Mary Tomlinson over a touring car collision in Eastland.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Robert S. Wells
Ivory Tucker
Missouri
John Mack
Mary Tomlinson
Eastland
Mack
Miss Tomlinson
Majority of crops gone in Bedford flood loss
Special to The Sun. Bedford Indiana October 14 The receding White river flood has left a vast wake of destruction. Three fourths of the bottom corn crop is a total loss with many farmers losing every ear. The food shortage compares with the August rise of 1875.
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Bedford
Ind
White River
Ten Pound Ten Baby Born In Hammond Century Event
In Hammond on October 14 a baby born at ten minutes to ten on the tenth day of the tenth month and tenth year of the century is reported. The family includes ten living relatives on both sides while the father, a tenor and tennis player, bets ten cents that no one can beat his ten strike.
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Hammond
Ind
J. C. Collins
Fis
Man Killed Collecting Coal Near Two Towns
John Emery a 75 year old letter carrier was killed at Frankfort Indiana yards while gathering coal from a Clover Leaf train. He was walking between Frankfort and Jefferson when struck. Authorities reported the accident occurred October 14 near Clinton County.
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Frankfort
Ind
John Emery
Carrie
Clinton County
Jefferson
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Beveridge
Republicans United
Ana
Jonce Monahan
Charles O! Roemler
Robert H. Bryson
Eugene Buehler
Raige Acees
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Ten Pounder
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Beecham
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