Shoplifters Held In Toils By Police
Police capture two gangs of shoplifters after raids on Indianapolis stores J A Rink New York store and Ayres Co. Five Chicago suspects, Emma Marsh Louise Weg May Armstrong Anna Burt and Joseph Conley among those held. Detectives traced outfits and wraps valued at thousands of dollars carried from stores to hotels and onward to Delphi Monticello and Monon before arrests. Authorities plan preliminary hearings in October.
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Indianapolis
J. A. Rink
N. Illinois ST
New York
L. 8
Indiana
Patrick
Charles
Hammell
Emma Marsh
Paine
Louise Weg
West
Bertnnen
Nations
Hammerl
Lere
Joseph
Corley
Maryland Hotel
Laken, Mon
Bureau of Identification
Chicago
Haley
Bolan
Manning
Simon
Joseph Conley
Maryland
Conley
Emma Mars
Kokomo
Margaret Casaldy
New Yorkera
Bom
Delipi
Hardick
Rink’s
Rink's
Delphi
Weat
Anne Burt
Te Iver
May Wise
Hammell, Hardick
May Armstrong
Vea Iin
Monticelyn
Monon
Arter
Ayres
Rink‘s
J. R. Duncan
Newton Harding
Uhey
Gerber and
Bray
J. T. Iven & Co
Charles Hammell
James Hardick
George Mackey
Anna Burt
Kerry Trail
Bray and
Gerber
Capt. Kinney
Melaages
Plainfield
Forfeits Bond in Gambling Case at Criminal Court
Sam Farb, bondsman, faced a tough morning as Lee Stephens failed to appear for a gambling house charge at the Lorraine court. Judge Alford forfeited Stephens's bond and Farb posted a new bond for Beck, then forfeited it due to Beck's no-show. Arthur Peck also missed trial, his $500 bond was forfeited. bondsman William Peck stood behind the cash.
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John W. Holzman
Jacob Platt Dunn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tomlinson Hall
Eureka Lodge No. 14
Jacob Dunn
Ludge
Dunn
Pure Fund Show
Hts
Flultzman
Memb
Sam Farb
Lee Stephens
Lorraine Helrt
Juder Alford
Stephens
Farb
Beck
Alford
Arthur Peck
William Peck
Rosack Discharged After Gambling House Case
Charles Rosack, arrested for violating a gambling house charge, appeared before Judge Alford. The trial included witness testimony regarding a $5 pool hall bet at Lorraine Hotel. Rosack was released after the state rested. Louis Rehultz and Joe Dusang face criminal court trials.
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Charles Rosack
Alford
Hostie
Charles Benedict
Joseph
William Beck
Lorraine
Beck
Price Court
Roesack
Gambeling
Resuck
Louis Rehultz
Joe Dusang
Lorraine Hotel
Rosuck
Overcome by Gas At Oneida Hotel Room
Arthur Herre aged 19, a remer at the Oneida hotel, was overcome by escaping gas in his room Monday morning. He was found in a serious condition and the Dispensary team revived him. He denied any attempt at self harm.
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Arthur Herre
Oneida
Tie
Death comes for Carson B. George, city journalist
Carson B. George, a noted newspaper man in Indianapolis with prior posts at the Indianapolis Sun and Detroit Tribune, was found dead in his Valencia apartment room. Officials cited heart failure following a dysentery illness, after he had recently worked for W. D. Alison & Co. Pure Furniture. He was unmarried and leaves his brother John George, Indianapolis Coal Co. manager, as a survivor.
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Valencia
Delaware St
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Indianapolis Sun
Baely
Cbetroit Tribune
Is City
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Robertson
Carson ‘George
Columbus
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Higa
Indianapolis
The
Sun
Detroit
John George
Indianapolis Coal Company
Carson George
Investigation underway into charges at Industri School for Girls
Mrs. John B. Elam, president of the board of lady managers, said the board would immediately examine public charges against the school and its prison management. The accusations of embezzlement, incompetence, and mismanagement reportedly come from discharged inmates.
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John B. Elam
Board of Lady Managers
the Industri: School For Girls and Woman's Prison
Roosevelt in Alabama amid coastal bath and speech
President Roosevelt arrived in Montgomery at 1:00 am to deliver a short speech and spoke of Alabama’s people and past service in his regiment. He spent Sunday in Slave Rusticues, attended Memorial Presbyterian services, then swam at Anastasia Inlet with officials despite undertow and sharks warnings.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Montgomery
Ala
Roosevelt
Alabama
Washington
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fort Marlon
Loeb
Greenway
Meehenny
Anastasia
Mr. Rnossvelt
Tragic Nutting Wagon Car Crash Kills Three
A Sunday night collision between an Indianapolis Columbus and Southern traction car and a wagon carrying a nutting party leaves three dead at the scene and seven injured. Names include Nellie Haseel Harvey James Jennie Hussey and Harvey James among the dead with Mrs Lydia Russell and others injured. The wagon struck on a curve near stop 5. the wagon demolished. motorman Warrenburg escapes serious injury. The party had spent a pleasant day in the country before tragedy.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Nellie Haseel
Capltntace
Harvey Dames
Sell
Qms
Capitelave
Walter Wartenburg
Greenwood
Twanett Russell
Caypi
Iolave
Jennie Russell
Dei S. Capitol-ave
Warley Russell
Capitol-ave
Lilian Morrison
Capitolave
Farmere
Scone
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ayda Morrison
Lillian
Sadie Russell
Chu Deen
Harvey James
Madison Road
Jennie Hussey
Lydia Russell
Warrenburg
Riot in Santiago Leaves Ten Dead in Bid Protest
Riot erupts at a meeting to petition government to abolish the import tax on Argentine cattle. Police clash with demonstrators, ten killed and many wounded as clashes spread Sunday in Santiago.
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Scrip Santia Sons
Chite
Prlice
Tieters
Japanese naval review thrills Tokyo crowd in 1904 parade
In Yokohama a massive crowd saluted the Mikado and Admiral Togo as 36 warships manned through a naval review aboard the cruiser Agama and battleship Kishima. The Emperor attended aboard the Shi Kishima as sunny skies and calm seas accompanied the display ending at 4 39 pm. The scene marked a peak moment in the Russian Japanese war coverage.
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Scripis-Sthae Probs Association
Yokomoma
Togo
Agama
Tago
Toko
Adult arraigned under new law in juvenile case
In Turner Wal Ohio a man identified as Newta was arraigned before Judge Stubbs on charges that he discouraged his 13 year old son Claude from attending school by letting him bowl at a local alley. The case was continued pending further evidence. The text also contains unrelated advertising fragments.
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Stubbs
Newta
Claude
Turner Wal
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