Marmon Shines In Zigzag Cyclers Meet At Indy
Walter Marmon of Indianapolis dominates the two day Zigzag club races, setting the pace in multiple events including a decide the final, while Otis Lowe Cameron and Meyers claim several prizes. Bert Meyers and Carl Cameron also claim wins as crowds cheer a spirited concluding meet.
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Walter Marmon
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sharmon
Middle States
Bert Moyers
Peoria
Marmon
Otis Lowa
Carl Cameron
W. W. McCain
Lowe
Will Loun
Laporte
Ind
Otis Lowe
Carl Fisher
C. P. Root
Chicago
Bert Meyera
Meyers
Ellis Hunter
Frank Miller
Mulberry
Will Lonn
Cameron
Bert Mleyers
Bert Meyers
Meyars
Phil Nickel
Milwaukee
Willefi Atherson
Messly
Rockford Shaw
M. Martin
H. M. Stout
New London
Ais
Miner
Bliner
Diner
Slevere
Coung Lowe
South Bend
Prizes Presented as Club Eyes Expansion at Dance Hall
Tuesday night at Gresch's dancing academy hall prizes were awarded. The meet proved a great success and the club earned enough money to justify seeking a larger clubhouse.
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Gresch
Dancing Academy Hall
John G Whittier Dies at 6:30 AM in Sept. Morn
John G Whittier, the poet, died at 6 30 Wednesday morning at Newburyport Mass Sept 7 The funeral will be held at Amesbury Mass Saturday at 2 40 PM Whittier death mourned across Havering and Newburyport with town halls at half mast and flags lowered as news spread
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Newburyport
Mass
John G. Whittier
Hawkes Fallis
N. T
Teamsters Victorious In Labor Dispute At City Build
On 8S Alabama St workers for Otto Stechhan’s new building struck for shorter hours. In July an agreement set nine hours pay for ten, effective Sept 1. Contractor Lotz refused at first, then conceded after the teamsters refused to work. Workers idle several hours until terms were met.
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Otto Stechhan
Alabama St
Lotz
Beautiful Nashville Belle Faces Tragic Suicide Rumor
Mary Jones a North Nashville socialite believed to have taken her own life after a sudden illness. The engaged woman learned last week her fiancé planned to marry another, stunning Nashville society as word spread about the possible poisoning and sudden death.
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Nashvinen
Tenn
Mary Jones
Nashville
Board of Works approves Masussets Ave project completion
The city engineer reports Masussets Ave asphalt work finished with a final assessment of 34520.19. property owners pay 25790.01 and the city 830.88. Bids: A Bruner for pipeline sewer east alley of Tennessee between Seventh and Eleventh at 0.04 per foot. Frank Johnson for sewer west alley of Illinois between Seventh and Tenth at 0.97. Clay and Porter win grading stone and gravel for Key stonery at 1.85 per foot. Meridian St sewer bid undecided after competitive bidding.
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Board of Public Works
Massusetts-ave
Tennessee St
Seventh
A. Bruner
Frank Johnson
Illinois St
Clay & Porter
Key Stonery
Meridian Sr
Washington
St. Clair
Murder attempt at Memorial Presbyterian church pastor attacked
On September 7 in Roney or Bload, a man named Wilkinson visited Rev. D. Cooper at the Memorial Presbyterian church and forced his way into the study. A pistol fired during the struggle, but Wilkinson was overpowered by J. P. Loughton and detained until police arrived. Cooper says the assailant demanded money and attacked when refused.
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Rev. Cooper
Wilkinson
Divorce Suit Filed By Ida May Cole Against Isaac Cole
Ida May Cole, a housekeeper, filed for divorce on Wednesday from her Chicago resident husband Isaac N. Cole. She accuses him of leaving the family months ago, describes him as cruel and habitual gambler and drinker, and seeks custody of their three children Russell Warry and May.
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Glore Marttal
Ida May Cole
Isaac N. Cole
Chicago
Ila
Russell
Warry
May
Dyeing and Cleaning and Related Ad Fragments
Srelth's dyeworks at 67 N. Paans offers dyeing and cleaning services. A garbled line references Dr. Gufkin claiming cancer cures without knife or danger. An odd motto states popularity comes to those who do good, followed by a promotional line for fuens.
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Srelth’s Dyeworks
N. Paans
Lyric St
Gufkin
Ogug
Stockwell removed as assignee in Mutual banking case
Judge Fregg orders A K Stockwell removed as assignee for the Mutual banking company estate and vows to name a new receiver. Lawyer McMurtrie plans supreme court appeal while Receiver Graham seeks control of Iron Hall funds. A delegate convention for reorganization convenes Monday at the Knights of Honor hall in Indianapolis with 900 delegates expected.
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Prtladelrisa
Stockwell
Mutual’ Banking Company
Iron Hall
Bregg
Court of Common Pleas
Mutual Banking Company
A. HK. Stockwell
Jater
John Roberts
Graham
Failey
Indianapolis
Knigits of Honor
Delaware and
Market St
Feibleman
Sun
Mozart
Masonic
Mansur
Knights of Honor
Omler
Lanham Divorce Suit Filed By Tina Lanham
Tina Lanham files for divorce from Ollie Lanham, alleging neglect and failure to provide. She says she must earn a living as a professional cook. Ollie Lanham is a noted local sporting man and authority on prize field. He was in New Orleans with Indiana athletes who left Indianapolis for the Olympis club events.
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Tina Lanham
Ollie Lanham
Indiana
Anoris
Indianapolis
Olympis Club
New Orleans
Garfield Park racing clash with city police grows
Chief of Police McClaughrey told 9 Press News he would not concede to the Garfield park dispute and warned he would raid the track if racing resumed Wednesday. Garfield Park promoters deny delay, while Officer Powell, shot in the incident, is alive but not recovering.
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Cricacaa
McClaughrey
9 Press News
Washburn
Garfield Park
Powell
Thiot
Four Months In Jail For Assault Case
Hermann DPishlinghoff was sentenced to four months in the house of correction and a ten dollar fine in criminal court on Wednesday after being found guilty of assault and battery with intent to commit an outrage on Siaria Brancke a College side servant girl. The jury's verdict surprised many given the serious evidence presented. Meanwhile in Sesalon Wasnixerton D C on September 7 the railway mail clerks mutual benefit association held its second day of sessions with 120 delegates attending and a resolutions report prompting discussion.
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Hermann Dpishlinghoff
War House
Siaria Brancke
Sesalon
Wasnixerton
D. C
Railway Mail Clerks’ Mutual Benefit Association
Committee On
New barracks at Wa L Ebers Ten Cant School
Fragmentary notice mentions barracks at Wa L Ebers and a Ten Cant School. Other readable items include a room inquiry and rental listings on the second page, with scattered names and addresses.
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L. Ebers
Cholera Panic Spreads as Ships Quarantined in New York
Reports from Sept 7 describe cholera cases aboard several ships, including the City of New York and Normania, with quarantine enforced at Swinburne Island and upper port. Chauncey Depew, Mrs. Foster, and other notable travelers are detained as health officials monitor ships from infected ports.
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New York
Europa
City of
Liverpool
Wyoming
Waesland
Antwerp
Swinburne Island
Corean
Glasgow
Andrew Rogsaman
Bremen
Minneapolis
Elbe
Foster
Quebec
Canadian Pacific
Sault St. Maris
Detroit
Treasury Department
Wanamatter
Wanamatter Received A Telegram From the Postmaaster-General of
Canada
United States
Jenkins
Chauncey AL. Depew
Poster
Board of Health
Hamburg
Tallmadge
Lulda
Hoboken
Bismarck
N. D
Porter
Custer
State Department
Rooosevelt
Brussels
Paris
Hotel Dieu
St. Antoine
St. Louis Hospital
la Ville
Hampane
Roma
Italy
Bressens
London
William Murphy
Havre
Hawarre
North Sea
Havue
Painters' Union No. 47 Thanks The Sun In Meeting
Painters' union No. 47 held a Tuesday night meeting with 230 members present. They audited labor day expenses and unanimously adopted a resolution thanking The Sun for generous treatment of workers and naming the paper the most popular among workingmen in the city. Isle of Man steamer Bionas Isle ran ashore at Castletown. All 560 passengers were saved by lifeboat rocket apparatus. The vessel was 2,000 tons.
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Painters’ Union, No. 47
Tun Sun
Loxpon
Isle of Man Steam Pocket Company
Castletown
Manx
Life Saving Corps
Averted Strike Ends as Jersey Central Firemen Reinstated
Taston New Jersey September 7. Fire engineers dismissed for breaking company rules have been reinstated and the threatened strike appears to be off. The move ends labor tension and resumes normal operations for the Jersey Central system.
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Taston
Jersey Central
State warrants issued for August prison maintenance
Deputy state auditor Venning issued a warrant for BGSa3 for August prison upkeep as Ossian Judge 345 and multiple firms including Williams Rominger and Worthington Energying faced actions. William Phillips was jailed for allegedly stealing a gold watch from his father in law Henry Martin near Howland station. Louis Harris, arrested last week, was freed after alibi testimony. Charles Hoss faced grand jury over watch theft linked to a woman named Williams. A suit claimed Lake Tie Western Railroad owed Four Percent commission to Leftwick for livestock shipping work. The soldiers' monument commission reported 27 cannons requested for retention of tours 184s, with 150 total received. Justice Daniels heard cases about unpaid organ ownership, and several names appeared in various notices and accusations.
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Venning
Ossian
Williams-Rominger Company
Sheen
Worthington Energying Company
Hyansville
Willam Phillips
Henry Martin
Martin
Phillips
Howland
Louis Arris
Barke & Kransy
Blarket
Missourists
Cadh
Irvington
Charles Hoss
Williams
Adi
Hoss
Wong
Cadi
Aivin S. Leftwick
Lake Tie & Weestern Vullrord Company
Ife
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
Longsdale
D., Baldwin & Co
Ilmst
Justice’s
Thomas
Amxs
O’connor
Adolph
Anna Ratnear
Gaughan
Willard
Eloise Wickard
G& Amos
Mary Daer
Kling
The
Dearos
Kate Hodgers
City Hospital
Shock
John Whitaker
Old Pai Aye
Peant
George Batter
S. Alabama At
Charles W. Rhodes
W. Ghia
Mariraus
Pia
Moscre
Anna Vder
Footnal Flick
Emma Dennis
Hoyal B
Dixon defends in brutal bantam clash at New Orleans
The New Orleans bout titled The Greatest Fight of All drew heavy betting and a large crowd as Dixon overwhelmed Skelly in an eight round riotous affair. Skelly suffered a broken nose and heavy punishment, finally knocked out and carried from the ring. Dixon won a $7,500 purse plus a $5,000 side bet, while Corbett Sullivan looming with $45,000 at stake in the next big clash in New Orleans.
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New Oreans
Tom O’rourke
James Dougherty
M. J. Kelly
Jack Havlin
Dixon
Jimmy Carroll
Joe Choynski
Jim Robinson
Skelly
Furi
Ous
Tuixon
Jie
Sodshen Mxon
Brooklyn
Duffy
Corbett
Sullivan
New Oxn Uans
Olympic Club
Rampart
Southern Athletic Club
California
Lamothe’s
Billy West
Minstrel
Masterson
Tom O'Rourke
Boston
Justice Habich Fines Rhodes and Court Sparks Theme
A local dispute between Justice Habich and Judge Buskirk centers on a Rhodes assault case and a confinement dispute. Habich fines Rhodes for assault, while Buskirk’s actions prompt a habeas corpus plan and potential suits for false imprisonment. Rhodes claims a $20 payment and a courtroom release, contradicting Habich’s authority. The episode highlights power clashes in the police court system.
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Justice Geta
Uact
Lilabich
Buskirk
Cadi
Habich
John Rhodes
Edward Huggins
Habibh
Rhodes
Rhoades
Justice Habich
Moore
Thadea
Judge Buskirk
Education issue dominates early campaign rhetoric
The piece notes education shapes voter enthusiasm as political organizers from both major parties push to energize ranks. It describes scattered, modest demonstrations by Democrats and Republicans, with Ohio and Indiana activities highlighted as party campaigns begin to mobilize, featuring slated speakers and planned whistle-stop efforts.
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Democratic
Republic
Tragedy and unrest ripple through Payne and Bloomington
A double tragedy unfolds near Payne as Richard Wright confronts his son in law Daly Judah. Judah shoots Wright fatally, and Wright’s daughter strikes Judah with an ax, killing both men. In Bloomington a dynamite scare and a school boycott echo local tensions as deputies guard the ward school while teachers face boycotts. The St Leger horse race concludes with Ladecha winning, Sir Hugo second, and Watercress third.
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Brooawanxeron
Ind
Payne
Richard Wright
Wrigly
Daly Judah
Judah
Riz
Anth Yin
Wright
Day
Bloomington
Dudab
Yue
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G. B
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Wife Sutra
Divarca
Elie Garfield Park
Masy
Allison
Penn
Bayt
Chauncey Depew
North Dakota
Warsaw
Darespen
General Synod
Tutheran Church
Attons
Ninth Army Corps
Painters’ Union
MR. Bixon
Kis Noe
Csurts
Hig Stora
Fie Sigent
Harrison
Cleveland
Benjamin
Grover
Bar
Nas Boon
Tnu Wiert
Odale Island
Cincinnati
Ohio Republican
Iowa
Gen. Turner
Dolliver
Varro
Clarkson
National Committee
Aker
Ohio
Mckinley
Clay Evans
Tennessions
Abide
Quigsey
Pletcher
Alabama
Ty Avery
Midford
Locklin
Shafer
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Sulley
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