Leaped in to curb dispensary sales and duties at Health Board
Dr. Frank Morrison, appointed by Mayor Taggart, orders a new regime at the City dispensary. He instructs the superintendent to stop bottle sales to the poor, end fees, and ensure staff duty, with rules on female patients and ambulance runs. New board sanitarian confirms violations. several doctors cited.
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Frank Morrison
Board of Health
Taggart
Dr. Bell
Ferguson
Darnell
Booz
Clark
Dunning
Bart
Parkers
Parker
the Board of Works
United States
Judge Hallett Denies Federal Injunction in Raven Mine Case
Judge Moses Hallett of the U.S. circuit court in Colorado denies a federal injunction sought by the Raven gold mining company to bar union members from interfering with non union miners. He asserts state courts can protect citizens and criticizes federal overreach amid Cripple Creek era tensions.
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Wastiuoeronx
Moses Hallett
U.S. Circuit Court of Colorado
Raven Gold Mining Company
Cripple Creek
Imletta
U.S
Fine and Feud Among Squires over Saloon Case
Brightwood saloonkeeper Louis Sidensticker paid a fine for selling liquor to minors. Constable Miller tried to arrest him, but did not accept the payment. Sidensticker later swore out a warrant against Miller. the case moved from Squire Sears to Squire Daniels and then to Squire Hammond for trial.
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Justices of the Peace
Squire Sears
Squire Daniels
Squire Wammond
Irvington
Louis Sidensticker
Brightwood
Constable Miller
Sidensticker
In Memory of Maurice Perkins Funeral in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis newspaper workers committee memorializes Maurice Perkins as a diligent reporter editor and poet. His funeral was at 3 p.m. Saturday at F L Pardy 427 Bellefontaine St with Rev J A Milburn officiating. Remains placed temporarily in a Crown Hill vault.
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Newspaper Workers of Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Maurice Perkins
Perkins
Mauricee Perkins
F. L. Pardy
Bellefontaine St
J. A. Milburn
Crown Til
Indiana county fairs near end as Vincennes hosts season final
The Indiana county fair season winds down with Vincennes hosting the finale after July 29 opening at Putnam county. Some fairs show profit, others loss, roughly balanced, reflecting fading city interest yet renewed rural enthusiasm through street fairs and exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Vincennes
Putnam County
Brier Re-Arrested In Embezzlement Case
Robert G. Brier former collector for Emil Wulschner & Sons was jailed again after fleeing to Terre Haute. He faced S2 000 bond and a new grand jury binding after being arrested Thursday following an earlier 8500 bond release and Oct 15 trial date set by Squire Lockman.
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Robert G. Brier
Emil Wulschner & Sons
Brier
Squire Lockman
al Beard
Liberty
Terre Haute
Ile
Indianapolis
Constable Cook
Squire Lockmap
Grand Jury
Squire
Williams Girls in Spirit Band Message Report
James Wallace addressed an Fort Worth audience claiming to channel messages from the spirit world. He said Dr J B Williams relayed details about Minnie and Nannie Williams who are said to be murdered by Holmes in Chicago and that both girls are with him in spirit land. He recounted supposed stays of Dr Williams in Fort Worth forgotten by most settlers.
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Williams
Fort Warra
Tex
Jaues Wallace
J. B. XII. Williams
Minnie
Nannie Williams
Holmes
Chicago
Wallace
Dr. Williams
Fort Worth
Park board orders survey for new park along White River
The Park board directs Engineer Powers to survey land along White river and Fall creek for a park system. Work starts at once with J C Olmstead of Boston likely assisting. He opposes a park at Mt Nebo near Millersburg.
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Row
Park Board
White River
Fall Creek
J.C. Olmstead
Boston
Mt. Nebo
Millersburg
Cisterns' Cleaned and Gementea C.F. Gordon
Addresses and contact line appear. Cisterns' Cleaned and Gementea at 206 EB Washington St lists phone 793. The fragment provides a business listing with location and telephone reference.
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C.F. Gordon
Washington St
Pricass I.i
Old Man Martin Wills Sentenced After Guilty Plea
Martin Wills aged 57 pleaded guilty in criminal court on a Saturday to revolting crimes connected with Dewitt Nay. Judge McCray, moved by Wills plight and recent sister's death, imposed a two year sentence despite character references. Wills has lost sight and frail health while grieving.
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Martin Wills
Dewitt Nay
Wills
McCray
Purity Congress Scene Tests Resilience and Reform Talk
At a purity congress closing session Charlotte Edholm leads delegates in a tense moment as one girl resists reformers. Mrs Edholm prays over her, urging faith and home values while the girl remains defiant, criticizing factory wages and the lure of desperate livelihoods. The exchange highlights tensions between reformers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Edhholm
Mas.s
Edbolm
Mesdalholin
Getimi
Ely
Mystery surrounds abduction claim on train
The report details Mrs Walker regaining consciousness after a train incident with Dr Hay and Detective Iott accused of forcing a poison. Police concealment and torn clothing described. the victim’s identity and a possible conspiracy remain undisclosed as EMott returns to Truelph.
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Ciesco
Shier Walker
William Hayu
Iott
di Hayanen
Walker
Tracey's
Alys. Walker
Emott
Truelph
Clara Morris Shines in Camille at Grand Opera House
At the Grand opera house Friday night Clara Morris presented Camille to a large audience, showing the same deliberate stage craft and emotional impact that characterize her work. The rest of the program for Saturday features Raymonde, with Albini pleasing Empire patrons with his act and a midnight sun theme closing the Park engagement.
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Albini
Empire
Clara Morris
Camille
Grand Opera House
Raymonde
Stoves Converted Any Part of the City Scents
Frank Butts offers driven wells at 40 cents per foot along Indiana Avenue with telephone numbers 178i and 179i for contact. the item appears as a small local business notice about stove changes and well drilling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Butts
Indiana-ave
Courtroom drama in Haughey trial reaches verdict appeal
The largest crowd yet filled the federal court for the Schuyler C. Haughey trial as Attorney Beveridge urged mercy and the defense argued innocence while District Attorney Burke pressed for accountability. Judge Baker instructed the jury, and both sides appeared satisfied with the guidance.
Consuelo Vanderbilt Prepares Quiet Wedding of Duke of Marlborough
New York reports Consuelo Vanderbilt overseeing furnishing the mother's new house while awaiting her forthcoming wedding to the Duke of Marlborough. The couple dines with relatives, and hundreds of invitations went to English nobility as Britain’s diplomatic corps in Washington plans to attend. The bride to be favors rose and blue gowns with a long veil and orange blossom wreath, as fashion details and gowns arrive from Paris.
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New York
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Abrs
Vanderbilt
Savoy
Oliver JD P. Belmont
Waldorf
Vanderbut
Duchess of Marlborough
Unvke
Sia Pic
Alarl
Sherman Memoir Stir Sparks Senate House Cabinet Debate
John Sherman discusses a forthcoming memoir on his brother’s era asserting varied political biases. The interview touches on Blaine Grant administration scandals and Sherman’s view of political obstruction. Harry Garfield comments on his father’s legacy and the book’s contentious reception.
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Sherman
Flo
Elyollte
Pred Shepherd to be deputy auditor in Fletcher's bank
Pred Shepherd of Fletcher's bank will be deputy auditor when tarry Smith takes a fire. Rev. C. N. Sims will speak at the Murphy league meeting Sunday afternoon in the Grand Army hall. A report mentions Amer ica rch works Columbus planning a big factory on Stvrris st Indianapolis. An art lecture with illustrations was given at Plymouth church by WMLR French Friday night. The Sflewland family held its seventh ae reunion Friday at the home of Johnson five miles north of the e Bie time. An oyster supper will be given under the auspices of St Catherine's chapter of the Daughters of the King Wednesday evening at St James church. Flower mission ladies seek literary donations for their Thanksgiving Sentinel edition addressed to Mrs. VY. Ss. Hendricks.
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Pred Shepherd
Fletcher’s Bank
Tarry Smith
C. N. Sims
Murphy League
Grand Army Hall
America
J. Barton
New Jersey St
Russell Stratton
Richmond
O’conner
Brazil
Grand Lodge of
Pocahontas
Allie Tyler
Muncie
Indiana Medical College
Marion Club
Earnest . Hardy
Burrus
Ralph
Joseph
Minnie Lewis
A. C
Ela Fortner
Sanford
Sarah Tolin
Porter
Salina Craig
Warren
Alpha Crouch
Chas
Nettie Smith
Morris
Endora Workhiser
Sarah Williams
Albert Ogden
George For
Omer Thomas
Splann
Kinney
Chas. Brouse
Irvington
North
Duke of Marlborough Arrested For Park Rule Violation
In New York on October 19 a Duke of Marlborough was arrested near Central Park for riding faster than eight miles per hour and coasting downhill. Officer Sweeney detained him after a park ordinance violation. the duke claimed insult and ignorance of the law but was released with a caution after a brief hearing.
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New York
Central Park
Glice
Michael M. Sweepes
Perday
Dais
Muarlae
yesOld
Line
Sturde
Plaza Hotel
Ty Roundsman
You of Marlborough
Counsnele Vanderbilt
Sweeney
Roundsman Ryan
School board approves maps and staff changes amid South Side grievance
At Friday’s meeting the board authorized purchases worth 81580 for mapping. James Ryan becomes interim assistant engineer at the manual training school and John White named janitor at school No. 14 replacing Mrs. Ritenie. A South Side grievance petition, likely signed by a single author, was referred to the superintendent after officials read a short, terse outline of concerns about student placement and crowding, with a request to return children to nearest suitable school.
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James Ryan
Manual Training School
John White
Ritenie
Charlie Adam
Versons
Coburn-st.eluueh
Amladison Avenue
Wis Ys
North Belt Road
Suit to set aside deed over beauty remedies business
Kate Thornton sues Mme. Meta Rema in Indianapolis to overturn a $1,500 deed claiming the sale of beauty culture products and a bust developer influenced the transaction. The trial revealed Mme. Rema’s age, with witnesses noting she appeared 28 or 80, and her being stated as 42 caused surprise in court.
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Kate Thornton
Mme
Meta Rema
Indianapolis
Mme. Rema
Bime
Rema
Chas Peterson Dead An Expert Accountant Aged 71
Charles Peterson a well known expert accountant aged 71 of 167 N Capitol Ave died of dropsy at 10 last Friday he had lived in the city 15 years and was ill all summer He leaves a wife and one daughter Funeral is set for Sunday afternoon
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Sanitarian
Wynon
Health Department
Sanitarian Wynn
Indianapolis
Charles Peterson
N. Capitol Ave
Ile
Rev Carr Still Missing From Indianapolis Church
Rev J A Carr colored pastor of the Second Baptist Church is missing after failing to return to his home at 250 N West Street last week. Mrs Carr has not heard from him. A woman claiming to be his first wife appeared seeking him, showing a 1878 marriage certificate. Also note advertising for saddle rock oysters packed in Baltimore by Geo R Popp at 31 NW Pennsylvania St.
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Carr
J. A. Carr
Second Baptist Church
N. West St
Saddle Rock
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Geo
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Wright Jordan
Col. Holloway
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Consin
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Matt Murphy
New Health Board
ER. J. Walker
Fred Hergt
Jos
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Chas. Rogers
Jno. McCloskey
Kenry Kleine
Geo. Wessner
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MR. Perkins
Gus
City of ‘Perry Hire
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ALL
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Ade
Albert Beveridge
Schuyler
Haughey
Burke
Schuyler C. Haughey
Federal Court Room
A. J. Beveridge
St. Kern
Indianapolis National Bank
Schuyler Ishes
Iisanplica
Schuyler Haughey
Mapleton
Iie
Washtheton
Cleveland
Congress
L, Elder
Miss Vanderbilt
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Wells
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Gilier
Eivery
Chas. Peterson
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