Riverside Bridge Twenty Years Old Sparks Demand for Replacement
The Sun reports Riverside bridge over White River is aging, with Albert Sahm and local officials arguing a new crossing is needed. Built decades ago to improve westward farming access, the structure now carries far more traffic than its original design allows. The piece notes potential county funding and broad public support to replace the aging span without delay.
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Thirtieth-st
Jachoms White River
Riverside Park
Albert Sahm
THE
SUN
W. O. Reveal
James J. Thompson
Salm
Ately
White River
Sahm
Citiens
Carpenter Falls Forty Feet on New Jersey and New York
James Brooking a carpenter residing at 298 Alabama street fell from a third story scaffold on the corner of New Jersey and New York streets Tuesday, sustaining slight injuries to head and shoulders. He had reached the scaffold and it gave way, plunging through a second story and landing on nine boards about 40 feet away. An ambulance took him to City Hospital.
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James Brooking
Alabama St
New Jersey
New York Sts
Thesday
Brooking
City Hospital
Missing Bond Causes Uneasiness in Jolly Case
In a confusing bond dispute, Nate Ward, a professional bondsman, questions the missing bond tied to Seth Jolly. Authorities note two bonds existed but cannot explain how Jolly slipped free. The case may be dismissed if the bond record cannot be found, with locals sensing irregularities in the handling and attestations by Ward and an attorney.
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Bani
Seth Jolly
Nate Ward
Jolly
Bond
Holmes
Ward
Iid
Apt. Dawson
Man of mystery dominates newspaper and political circles
Report notes an enigmatic figure nicknamed the man of mystery gaining recognition in press and politics. As reporters await a timetable update at a train station, officials indicate a chairperson departed hours earlier while Attorney General Mondy prepared remarks about the situation.
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Serippe
Cartelvou
Ferlay
Arranes
Monty Ceme
Corel
Mytery
Mendas
Elsit
Tuvsdes
Tresting Place
Yailroad
Mondy
Englund
Six Incorporations and Their Capitals Across States
Six companies filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state on Tuesday, with capital stocks ranging from fifty six thousand to two hundred thousand dollars. Entities include Manhattan mining, Model Glass Company in Anderson, and the Liniston Call newspaper. An Auburn athletic association aims to sponsor multiple sports, and Modernhome Company organized in South Bend plans to build apartments. Clarish State Bank to be incorporated with a capital stock of unspecified amount.
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Manhattan A
Missouri
Indianapolis
Model Glass Company
Anderson Cayical
Anderson
Tey Wil
Linston Call
Auburn
Auburn Athletic Association
Modernhome
South Bend
South Clarksburg
Clarish State Bank
Horse Fights Boar and Feral Horned Attack in Brookfield
In Brookfield Danbury Com Sept. William Pinckney kept a bear for horne satisfaction and then turned a valuable horse into a pasture. A boar fought the bear, broke free, and attacked the horse by a hind leg. The horse withstood the boar while the boar bit and tore the horse’s legs. After an hour of combat farmhands and Pinckney used pitchforks to separate them. The boar died from wounds. the horn was brought to the barn and the horse is not expected to recover.
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Danbury, Com
Wilam Pinckney
Brookfield
Mr. Pinckney
Courts pursue second round in Midland Portland cement affair
The Trinn trust company sues George W. Wombs and George C. Tanner over a $41,000 claim linked to the Midland Portland cement concern. Allegations accuse Tanner and Combs of colluding to buy land in Lafayenne County, with Combs then directing the company to buy the land back for cash and company bonds. Tanner allegedly kept $8,040 and paid $2,90 to Combs.
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Portland Cement Company
Tninn Trust Company
Revelver
Midland Company
George W. Wombs
George C. Tanner
Mind Company
Conepiey
de— Fondimts
Viamphniat
Cons
Tanner
Lafwrenne
Tanger
Smith
Canby
Tanser
Comba
Combs
J. Tanner
Courts Begin Grind At County Seats On Tuesday
Courts reopen after summer lull with Circuit Court in session led by Judge Masters. First case involves receiver action by Joan Spoth against Indianapolis Tenaces Company over a small chest. Probate Court opens under Judge Merle Walker with a cheerful tone. Criminal Court expected to start by Thursday as Ruckelshaus and Benedict survey docket for term. Murder case William Hyde to be tried after grand jury next week. Superior Court set to begin. Divorce and domestic cases loom large as earlier trials traffic through tangle of testimony.
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Circuit Court
Masters
Joan Spoth
Indianapolis Tenaces Company
Probate Court
Merle Walker
Criminal Court
Ruckelshaus
Benedict
Wiliam Hyde
Wiliane Janes
Hyde
Superiorecurta
Workhouse Sentence and Holiday Drink Incident
The report details Aaron Walls finishing a workhouse sentence Monday, then celebrating the holiday at war labor day, getting "a little full" before officers recaptured him after about ten hours outside. Also notes Waltz being sentenced on Tuesday morning with costs, and lists several horse and gear items for sale or auction along with local names and businesses.
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Aaron Walls
Bast Nt
Wang Waltz
Fear of Indiana losing to the Republic at elections
Local observers warn that Indiana may swing away from the Republic in upcoming elections. Analysts cite rising tensions and party shifts across cities and counties as key indicators shaping voting outcomes.
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Indiana
Gold Democrats Split Over Indiana Campaign Money
Indiana gold wing plans to fund a separate campaign to support Judge Parker in New York, while accusing the state committee of silverist bias. The split promises independent action and redirection of funds away from Indiana, signaling a potentially decisive partisan rift. An accident in Chicago tunnels injures and maims workers, with a woman losing a leg. Kansas City unions vote to stay out, impacting cattle and packing industry labor.
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Indiana
Tanka Te Widening Daily
Democracy
T. Taggart
New York
Judge Parker
Waldorf-Autoria
Parker
Ata
ASA
County Council Debates Bridge Appropriations Shortage
Marion County council near noon on Tuesday considered a budget item for bridges and culverts totaling about 44,000 with no specific new Riverside bridge appropriation. Proposals included White river and Westfield Road projects, Mount Nebo road cuts, and numerous township bridge funds. several line items were dropped or deferred amid uncertainty on Broad Ripple needs.
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Marion County Council
Klausman
Uringes
White River
Broad Ripple
Westfield
Westfield Road
Pike Township
Little Eagle Creek
Franklin Township
Buck Creek
Ble Run
Wayne Township
Eagle Creek
Mortis St
Perry Township
Center Township
Benn Creek
Bethel Ave
Michigan Road
Sheets
Rite Ditch
Lawrence Township
Mount Ne
Commieioner's Court
Board of Health
Board of Review
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Aber
Ram
Tres Han
Wah
Superior Court
Euit
Rhange
Venan
Bmw
Center Invnsity Arpestor
SAVEG HER LIFE By Begging For Mercy Sometime Spelling
Mrs Wayt details a desperate plea for mercy as her husband allegedly threatened her in a domestic dispute. She escaped concealment after neighbors intervened and she faced ongoing fear of his violence. The account accompanies a separate report of a mysterious death in Laporte, Ind. with investigators probing the scene at Mrs William Pamphere's home following Henry Chandler's death.
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Nora
Jageh
Laporte
Ind
Henry Chandler
Buililo
X. Y
Visi
Dean
Taraday
William Pamphere
Carinet
Death by Own Action Suspected in White River Letter
A German letter and clothing found on the Raymond-at-White River bridge are linked to a suspected suicide note by Joe Hach. The letter to his wife Emma describes despair, travel, and pleas for forgiveness, while neighbors question whether intoxication influenced the act. Police and river searches follow the theory of death by own action with a local man identified as Hach.
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Raymond-at
White River
Emma
Edna
Harley
Fallawag
Indianapolis
Kewiingion Sr
Kooningtonst
Emma Hach
Hach
Therilay
Mra
Charles Behaffaner
Hinch
Neiahhars
Aanict
Inaffenalte
Russians Evacuate Mukden In Major Manchuria Advance
A Russian dispatch from Mukden says Japanese forces are within miles of the city and Russians are abandoning Mukden. Reports cite Kuropatkin’s army retreating north of Yen-tai while Japanese forces press along the railway line and near Liao Yang, amid heavy shelling and dangerous rear-guard actions.
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Mukden
Russ
Abs
Kuropatkin
Vental
Muklen
Tujeslan
Karaki
Yental
Lina Yang
Yentai
Kuroki
Manchuria
Hare
London
Russia
Karapatkin
Oyarga
Lian Yang
Fort Arthur
Mukder JE
Harhin
Mukyden
Uae
Hadjial
Hemi Patkin
Yenrai
Jokl
la ‘Times
Kurapachin
Ragesta
Track Elevation Contract Talks At City Office
A meeting in the City engineer Jeup's office on Turnday morning aimed to finalize the track elevation contract for Massachusetts Ave. City approval hinges on an appropriation. Several railroad engineers attended the session. A promotional card notes special prices on diamonds during hot weather from J P Mullaly of Monument.
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Jeup
Massachusetts Ave
J. P. Mullaly
Weather Forecast and Public Notice Fragment
Fair in Indiana and nearby states with variable winds. Temperature readings show 60 at 7 a.m. 78 at noon and 81 by 2 p.m. Wake up and prepare for departure to the Chicago city house at 30 W. Maryland opposite Grand. Steam cleaned and pressed items offered for Plane 04.
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Bycent
Chicago
W. Marylend-at
Grand Note
Apis
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