Tragic At South Street Crossing Kills Two Men
Two men, William Banaze and William Schlake, die after stepping on the J M I railroad track at the South Street crossing as a passenger train backs to the yards. Banaze, 62, from 188 East South, suffers horrific injuries. Schlake, about 40, from 333 South New Jersey, is killed instantly. A third man narrowly escapes. Police blame driver error and inattentive flagman Pat Gallagher, while witnesses note the quiet wheels and poor warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J., M. & I. Passengr
Union Station
Gruenert
Southet
Wm. Banaze
Wm. Schlake
Banaze
St. Vvincent’s Hospital
Olsen’s
E. Sou
Win
Schlake
Kregele & Whitsett’s
New Jersey-st
Pioneer Brass Works
J. Mew I
Fagman
Pat
Gallagher
Blameless Detective Explains Mayes Case Inquiries
Detective Thornton defends actions in the Mayes case. After arresting Duncan and Lacey and recovering goods, grand jury declined indictment. Goods later claimed by Mrs Mayes. Thornton unable to recover them. Officials Colbert and Benton found blameless. Oyster dredges threaten bay policing and business if enforcement tightens. A string of notices follows on civil service exams, famine costs, and theatre bills.
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Thornton
Mayes
the Sun
New York
Duncan
Colbert
Supt. Colbert
Detective Benton
Gas cash dispute with Augusta Nickerson case
Augusta Nickerson sues a gas trust company to compel delivery of gas for houses on Parkave Lamb & Hill. The defense files a demurrer claiming the complaint lacks facts for an action or writ of mandate. They argue breach remedies and seek argument on the writ's sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con- Burners’ Gas Trust Company
Taylor
Augusta Nickerson
Parkave, Lamb & Hill
Ita
Chilians Attack and Kill Some American Marines
New York dispatch reports Chilean and American marines clashed at Valparaiso when U S cruiser Baltimore crews met Chilean sailors. Hand to hand fighting left several dead on both sides before Chileans were routed. Officials in Washington doubted the mass casualty claim as unverified rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Valparaiso
U.S
Baltimore
Shas
U. S
Tara
Wasninetor
Saturucy Morning
New York Herald
Wharton
Soley
Capt. Schley
Consul McCreary
Man arrested for assault on woman on Great Northwestern train
Sylvester, a Birmingham canal company clerk, has been arrested and identified as the assailant who threw Awy Smith from a second class carriage door as the train rushed near Oldbury last week. He is remanded for medical examination after a disjointed hearing.
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Loxpor
Sylvester
Birmingham Canal Company
Awy Smith
Great Northwestern Railroad
Oldbury
A Tour of Indianapolis Street Cars by Mule and Motor
A vivid reminiscence tours Indianapolis streetcar routes from Madison avenue to Brightwood, describing drivers, mules, and the social scene along lines like Madison ave, Meridian street, and the Fairview route. It contrasts slow mule power with electric cars, notes rider fatigue, delays, and local personalities, ending with a tally of cars and gongs heard between morning and afternoon.
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Madison-ava
Geo. Francis
Misses Bistand
Fairview
Madison Ave
Madison-ave
Meridian St
Madison
Stock Yards
Col. Hembaugh
Col. Donnelly
East Washington
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Haughville
Tenon
Columbia Ave
Virginia
Indiana-ave
Blake
Pennsylvania-st
Central-ave
S. East-st
Tenth-st
Morris
Brightywood
Srightwood
Clifford-ave
Insane Hospital
College-ave
LA Madison Ave
Millinois-st
Thirteenth-st
Italy lifts ban on American salted meat imports
Rome reports semi official news that the Italian government has decided to raise the prohibition on importing American salted meat into Italy. The move signals a shift in trade policy as authorities weigh food supply and market access. The decision follows ongoing negotiations and reflects broader economic considerations affecting producers and consumers.
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Rome
Oel
Italy
Several Businesses Destroyed in Fire Riot Suspects Arrested
Fire in Jaco Snyder livery stable and adjoining stores caused about 50 000 in losses with 20 000 insured. William Dickson and James McGowan arrested on rioting indictments linked to Yellow Bridge clashes during campaign events. Dickson bonded. McGowan jailed. Additional indictments remain.
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Paout
Jaco Snyder
Alles
William Dickson
James McGowan
Hamilton
Dickson
Yellow Bridge
Denison House
McGowan
Dicksor
Bond
Anniversary at Seventh Street IL E church
The junior society of the Christian Endeavor at Seventh Street IL E church celebrates its first anniversary Monday evening Oct 14. Orphans from the home society join in the program and all Endeavors in the city are invited. Also noted are ads for family medicine and new hair goods at Beecham’s and Elder’s.
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Viret Presbyterian
Haines
Dr. Lucas
Jesus
The
Christian Endeavour Society of the Seventh-st. IL E
Orphan’s Home Society
Why Did He Resign in Holt Case and City Politics
A sprawling account details Sterling R. Holt's resignation from the Board of Public Safety amid Democratic party pressure. The Mayor Sullivan reportedly urged Holt to stay until after an election. mutual friendly ties are cited, with questions about party politics and the cabinet's Republican balance. Also covered are Captain Dawson Brady charges, city life notes, and local civic minutiae.
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Webster
Board of Public Safety
Carter
Sterling R. Holt
Holt
Moralista
Taggart
Kizzoner
Mr. Holt
Sun Man
Aggart
Sullivan
Parsons
Catterson
Slayer Sullivan
Owe
American Watch Club Co Prices Watermen Diamonds
Unclear text mentions stock and prices on water en and diamonds at the American Watch Club Co located at 11 N Pennsylvania Street. The fragment suggests a sales pitch or invitation but lacks readable details or outcomes.
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Watcren
American Watch Club Co
Pennsylvania St
Onca
Death stalks forth and ends many lives round about
Reports from Port Townsund, New York, Cheyenne, and other locations detail drownings, a suicide by gunshot, a fatal cannon explosion during the St. Clair centennial, and the death of historian James Parton as well as Brown University tutor John Lincoln.
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Newburyport
Mase
James Parton
Farton
Canterbury
England
America
New York City
Achhool
Nord Journal
Horace Greelay
Cha
Brown University
Jay Gould Not In Market Leader Says Operator
A New York operator declares Gould is not moving the market and will not lead it in the future. He notes Gould has large investments and occasional a big surplus, but denies manipulation. Traders recently sought Gould’s view on plans, with some believing his party favors higher prices and will not push the market down soon, with effects likely within 30 days.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Sun
Mr. Carter
New York
Gould
International Arbitration Discussed by Ecumenical Conference
Talks to Methodist conferences on International Arbitration feature an essay by T C Snape and addresses by John T Taylor and Enoch Salt. Rev T Williams presides as President Harrison attends and speaks on arbitration. A Cheyenne report notes the government signs to pay Shoshone and Arapahoe $500000 for 1100000 acres of Wind River lands.
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Washington
War
Pance
Ecumenical Conference
T. G. Williames
Methodist Church
Canada
T. C. Snape
United Methodist Free Church
John T. Taylor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Enoch Salt
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Harrison
Cheyenne
Wyo
Special Government Commission
Arapahoe
Wind River Reservation
Village religion shift in Capors after mass refusal
A Capors bishop refused to celebrate a second mass in Murat church causing the village to renounce Catholicism and embrace Protestantism. Also reports Mrs. Parnell remains weak in bed. World notes include the Soo blockade raised, threats against President Sacasa, Connecticut governorship appeal to the supreme court, and various local items.
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Paris
Capors
Murat
Bricuron
Sacasa
Salvador
Connecticut
Supreme Court
Bicaro
Knights of Pythias
Sheffield Land, Iron and Coal Company
Sheffield
Ala
Canada
Minnesota
Annie Enderlitz
New York
Switzerland
Aleshire
Washington
Ames
U. S. Navy
Pan- American Medical Congress
St. Louie
U. S. Naval Department
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Win. Schlake
Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Nautical Almanac Office
St. Peverspurg
Nervy” Evans
Boston
Irving A. Evans
Nervy Vans
Hon
Alonzo Evana
Suncook
N. H
Isa
Parx
Primrose & West
Minstrels
Hoyte
Chinatown
Harry Conor
Annie Boyd
Geo. A. Beane, Jr
the Park
Sammy
Cleveland
Michigan
Philadelphia
Evangelical Association
Tecumseh, Neb
National Bank Examiner
Griffith
National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
Tis
Dr. Cook
Board of Health
Ohio Valley Medical Society
Joseph Brown
Court House
Edward Zearing
Judge Cox
James McShane
Zearing
Freezel
Brightwood
Ava
King of Drivers
Frenzel
Mailey
Paoll
Henry
Liverpool
Henry Irving
Irving
Avanta
James Monahan
Frank Craven James
Phillips
Loxpon
the Times
Myslowitz
Prussian
Slisen
Prossia
Kineston
Lawrence Cement Company
Binnewater
Greencasiie
Ind
Noah Evans
Dick Adams
Roachdale
Beecham’s
Elder’s
Presidente Holt
Mearon
Danie
Dawson
Brady
Capt
Capt. Dawson
Denison
Cant. Dawson
Colmer
Hush Mane
Loxnox
Yarmouth
City Life
Wmn
H. Barnum
Hill
Mining Company
Vermillion County
Capital
Chipamen
Hyland
Charles Harrison
Emma Stumpf
Buchanan St
Kahen
Doherty
Louis Dauffalder
Washington St
Geo. Hovey
Hovey
Joseph Whitticker
Warrick County
Old State Hoard of Agriculture
New
Old Board
Laura A. Carter
Booker
Brucest
Butler
American Wheel Trust Company
Lorraine Building
Alford
Reuben Gerard
Chas. H. Adam
Justice’s Court
Thompson
Pittsburg
Hae
Birrus
Lee
Mary Nogie
William
Katie Cordan
Hailand Yetti Mantel
E. C
Jane Osgood
Harvey
Nettie Shafer
John and
Blanche Forester
Maggie Allison
Wesley
Add
Bud Swift
Buskirk
H Im
Heauly Haai
Parton
Port Townsund
Wash
Lieut
Bubner
Oliver Wal- Cott
Alexander McLeod Agnew
Wm. Agnew & Sons
Tobacco Merchants
Dr. Agnew
Hutton’s Lake
Fred. E. Schrrmser
M.D. Dawson
Laramie
Fort Recovery
Battle of St. Clair
Jay Gould
France
Eis
Mir
al Muellers
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