Bloodiest State Clash Ends with House Bombing
Desperate Sunday battle between Italian members of a secret society and state constabulary at Florence, Pennsylvania ends when a stronghold is dynamited and burned. Several Italians and four Private Mertoge-Mouse Press Association members die or are wounded. names include Private John Henry of Philadelphia and Private Francie Zebringer of ConnoWnicksn. Authorities report seven officers shot, bodies burned, and a chase for additional fugitives.
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Secret Society
State Constabulary
Mertoge-Mouse Press Association
Punxsutawney
Florence
Nore
Ives
John Henry
Philadelphia
Francie Zebringer
Oon- Whitecksn
Snot
Bennet
Beriounly
Homer C. Chambers
Rochester
William A. Mullen
Harrtaburs
Fimt Scrat
Joseph Logan
Dubott
George Fellizky
Ploréndt
Andetta
Sergt
Logan
Morton Memorial Plans Meeting For November Service
The memorial committees of the G. A. R. posts in Indianapolis will meet Monday evening in room 3 at the statehome to refine plans for the annual Oliver P. Morton memorial services. The November service date is expected earlier in the month than in prior years.
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G. A. R. Posts
Indianapolis
Statehome
Olver P. Morton
Death of Hernenn Oelrichs on Steamer
Brief notice reports the death of Hernenn Oelrichs, formerly of Newport and San Francisco, on a steamer. Graphic details are withheld, with the event dated September in Newport jurisdiction, reflecting a maritime fatality connected to the Oelrichs family name.
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Gerippe
Newport
K 1
Solviers
Eudten
Hernenn Oelrichs
San Francisco
Events of the Week from President Roosevelts Tour
A review of wartime affairs by President Roosevelt on Long Island near Oyster Bay leads a week of events. W. J. Bryan heads home to Lincoln Nebraska and is expected to speak in Detroit with the Iroquois Club in Chicago as a guest. Secretary Taft to deliver an important speech in Bath Maine. Roosevelt to address Christchurch Oyster Bay centennial celebrations. German American yacht races for the Roosevelt Cup set for Marblehead Massachusetts with events midweek. Amateur Athletic Union national championships under New York Athletic Club at Travers Island September 3. John Gans to fight Nelson at Golconda Nevada Monday afternoon. Labor Day parades sweep across major cities.
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Western Hemisphere
Roowevelt
Oyster Bay
W. J. Bryen
Lincoln
Nek
Detroit
Chicago
Taft
Apeech
Bath
Wednendey
Roosewalt
Will Meaturing
Tragic railroad accident claims Alma Ramsey near Keystone
Mrs Alma Ramsey 38 was killed by a Pennsylvania railroad engine near Keystone avenue on Saturday night. James Garber, engaged to Mrs Ramsey, attempted to save her but was injured. The couple, who planned to marry, had sent invitations. Garber boarded at 18 S Keystone and Ramsey was employed as housekeeper. They walked through the yards when a freight engine struck them at about 7:30. Ramsey suffered a base skull fracture and severe arm injuries. Garber leaped onto the engine to aid her but was hurt. Ramsey’s funeral was held Monday at 3 P.M. The family includes two brothers and a sister in Greenfield Ind.
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Alma Ramsey
Pennaytyamie Railroad
Keystone Ave
James
Garber
Mire
Ramsey
S. Heystone Ave
Hamsey
Gay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lnwitch
Tworothers
Mtert
André
Church
Thin City
Greenfield
Ind
Fight at funeral ends in deaths in Warsaw riot
In Warsaw on September 2 a clash between Cossacks and workers at a funeral left eight dead and two wounded. Workers unfurled a red flag at the head of their procession. Cossacks tried to seize it as riders charged with swords and other weapons. The marchers finally routed the attackers.
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Cerippe-McKiwe Pevse
Social and club notices fill Indianapolis week
Local social events listed include a Thursday social at Mes. Adan Bell's home on 3 N Tacoma Ave a card party at Mra. Greshs home 293 Highiana Place a Ladies Aid meeting at Broad Way M E church officers to be elected a Ladies Aid from First Lutheran at 2 College Ave hosted by Mrs Spiegel and Mrs R E Kennington a Sept 3 get together for Lady Maccabees at Wonderland Park an ITU district council ML T T meeting Thursday to finalize plans for delegates supreme council meeting Sept 8 an event at 1918 Barthave Sept 7 plus an excursion rate of 31 for Indianapolis to Lafayette for the Wabash Valley Powwow by Hed Men Gov Hanly to speak in Maine after a New York policy meeting.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Lutheran Church
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Idianapolis
Lafyette
Wabash Valley
Young party rescued after launch mishap near Johnson’s Island
In a Bay of Marblehead to Cedar Point area, two youths were saved after a late return from Johnson’s Island trip. Engine failure left the launch adrift in a roistorm as rain poured, exposing the party to cold and drenched conditions until rescue by Sister George of Providence Hospital and local tugs.
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Scrippe-Vieitac Press Association
Bandusky
Marblehead
Cedar Point
George
Providence Hospital
Jenene
Johnson's Island
Bsland
Owas
iTaunchey
Touna
Robberies Reported in Three Homes This Week
Mrs Charles F Caln 504 College Ave awoke to a burglar in her room Sunday morning as she prepared to light the gas The intruder fled down the stairs. Aunt May at 476 was robbed of money The home of Alexander Taggart 1324 Park Ave was entered Sunday morning with $1 in cash a gold water set and street car tickets stolen Frank Wheeler 904 N Meridian St also entered taking two revolvers a watch and jewelry A watchdog was left undisturbed in the Wheeler home.
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Charles F. Cal
Alexander Taggart
Park-ave
Frank Wheeler
N. Merid
Lan St
Sir. Wheeler
Yosemite siege told near Ahwahnee by bandits
Three miles from Ahwahnee in Yosemite the assailants held up a stage yesterday afternoon. Grivenly Bright Gilleaple led Roosevelt and his party through the park years ago. Robbers relieved passengers of money and loot, then escaped.
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Scripps-McRee Pree Association
Ahwahnes
Cal
Ahwahnee
Yosemite
Picnic inaugurates annual event at Spring Lake Park
A preces was given by an employee of Nordyke & Marmon at Spring Lake Park on Sunday marking possibly the first in a yearly series. A handball game between woodworkers and ironworkers ended with the ironworkers winning 3 to 1 amid sack races and various races for all ages. Three special cars were needed to handle the crowd.
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Preces
Shout Ay
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Spring Lake Park
Impersonator Napoleon Livingston Nabbed in Pension Scheme
Indiana officers seized Napoleon Bonaparte Livingston in Indianapolis and jailed him on charges of impersonating a government officer to obtain Civil War pension increases. Livingston, a Civil War veteran, allegedly posed as a special pension examiner and shifted his trail across Kentucky before capture. Deputy J Johann of Evanville assisted in the arrest.
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Napoleon Bonaparte Livingston
Indianapolis
United
Marehell
J. Johann
Evanaville
Ind
Marion County
Federal Grand Jury
Livingston
Kentucky
Specia
Petelon
Hia
Pramtac
Crom
Hie
Children Fete Lights Homes for Charity in Festival District
An extensive lawn fete planned by the Free Kindergar ten association executive board for Tuesday September 4 invites all to a day and night of entertainment in Alertdtun street from Eleventh to Fourteenth. Funds support 28 kindergarten districts. The event features Punch and Judy, dances, vaudeville acts, fish pond, popcorn and candy, lunch at 5, ice cream and lemonade, and a large program with many participants led by Mrs J H Taylor and others.
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Free Kinstergarten Association
Alertdtunst
Aegursd Sf & Root Lime
D Awien
Judy Shaw
John H. Holliday
J. B. Minm
J. W. Kern
HH. Hanna
Charles £. Schurmann
Prosidenta
H. 8. Tucker
Gustav Behnull
Stee
GW. Hufford
Ateretncien
Mesdames J Byers
C. E. Dark
Frank Carter
Eddy Campbell
W. E. Hayward
Qecar Henderson
Ferdinand Mayer
Hernan Munk
Frank Morrison
J. H. Taylor
Ernest Tripp
Meridian
Fourteenth
Thia
Mesdames Elam
Hayward
Morthan and Mayer
Young Ladies
Kindergarten Association
Miss
Jessie Gibson
Misa Evelyn Hothiaay
Bier Iris Wynn
Eisaen Elle Appel
Beatrice Byers
Elizabeth Baker
Edith Brown
Violet Barbour
Rue Chamners
Eleanor Carey
Heth Driges
Floren Dunning
Amy Koehe
Elinor Cemecke
Floise Lyman
Florence Plum
Margaret Shipp
Mona Taksart
Lydia Wallace
Haith Watlick
Elly Winters
A. H. Kohlman
Chauncey Meyer
Morris Park Race Track Passes to Real Estate Developers
New York September Morris Park race track, longtime hub of turf racing, has been sold to real estate agents for residential development. Built two years ago as a premier venue, it hosted many gatherings of wealth and fashion who watched races from the grand pavilion.
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New York
Sept. S
Morris Park Race Track
America
Tin Plate Mill to Open in Noblesville Tomorrow
Special to The State reports the tin-plate mill in Noblesville Indiana will begin operations at ten tomorrow with 250 employees. The plant represents an investment of $390,000.
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Sute Noblesville
Ind
Ateante
Robbed of Truth by Grape Nut Claims in Kentucky Tale
A Kentucky regimator cites a case of a mother giving her three month old child Grape-Nuts and cream, claiming rapid improvement in health and appearance. The writer argues the example illustrates how selected food can influence growth, brain development, and intelligence in a developing child.
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Kentucky
Comion
Pagan
Hero
Victory cheers for Lakeland as Electioneer favorite fails
New York reports mixed feelings after the Futurity where veteran William Lakeland faced disappointment as Electioneer, his own horse, did not win. Observers cited Fope Joan’s poor draw and the jockey’s decision to keep the mount close to the inside rail as factors. Stewards and peers offered restrained praise despite the upset.
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New York
William Lakeland
James H. Hetne
Joan
Keene
Stewarda
Jockey Club
Matthaitlianaire
Staple Doga
Lakeland
Hospital policy change prompts resignation of nurse superintendent
Admission rules loosened allow nurses with incomplete training from other schools to join, sparking the resignation of Mita eigh McDougovend ox superintendent Miss McDougall. The Board of Public Health says any nurse with solid medical record and a history of other training will be admitted, overturning prior practice.
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Mttey
Mabel Goodell
Mitaeigh McDovend
Nurnex
Misa Goodell
Deaconess Hospital
Miss McDougall
Miss Gooden
The
Doard of Public Health
Indiana State Fair beef cattle prize schedule announced
Buver trophies and silver cups will be awarded at the Indiana state fair next week. Prize money exceeds 4500 with a special meat money award by the Indiana Angua Breeders association. Walter Hadley and Alice Crown feature a silver cap in Hereford classes. Stock shows include hundreds of top cattle and elaborate stock parades led by a band each day at the fair grounds.
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T. S. Graves
Hindianapolia
Indiana
Ahnideen-Angua Breeders’ Association
Goj
Walter Hadley
Alice Crown
Excua
Arate Fair
Trey
Organization Tale in Marion County Meeting Stirs Crowd
James K. Savurten, chairman of the Republican state central committee, addressed the Marion county central committee Saturday night in the criminal court room, saying County Organization was his theme. Robert A. Riews, clerk of the supreme court, and Ed Fitzpatrick, for clerk of the supreme court, heard him.
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James K. Savourten
Repuahilcan
Marion County
Criminal Court
Robert A. Riews
Supreme Court
Ed Fitzpatrick
Hart Ratke
Wabash County Picnic at Garfield Park
Wabash county cottons gather at Garfield park on Friday September 11 at 2 30 p m for a picnic with a speech by Mayor Bookwalter and an informal program. Officers listed include Schuyler Ay Haas president Dr W B Blewart vice president Charley TL Hutton treasurer and Henry FP Harris secretary.
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Wabash County
Noma Piente
Garfield Park
Ture Fay
Bookwalter
Schuyler Ay Haas
W. B. Blewart
Vicw
Charley TL Hutton
Avaaurer
Henry FP. Harria
The Cascarets Advantage in American Health
The piece markets Cascarets with grand claims of universal demand. It cites massive daily sales and repeated endorsements by millions, alleging sustained success for six years and warning against imitators and counterfeiters seeking to steal public trust.
Cascarets Cleanse Digestive Canal for Health
A promotional endorsement declares Cascarets a trusted time tested remedy. It claims they cleanse and strengthen the digestive tract and bowels, acting to keep children safe from deadly germs and support general well being.
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Cascarets
Cuscareta
Lita
Beware the Stick Salesman and the Ten Call Vest Pocket Box
A fragment warns of dishonest products and a salesman’s “Just as Good” claims. It notes Cascarets are made only by the Sterling Remedy Company with a small Vest Pocket box and Ten Call tag, urging buyers to seek genuine CGC tablets.
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Bewara
Sterling Remedy Company
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