Sultan Orders Forts to Prepare for War
Sept. 10 dispatches report a dramatic order for fortifications along the Bosphorus and adjacent regions, with Chatalia and Erzeroum placed in ready condition amid rumors of Turkish troop movements toward Bulgaria. Belgrade saw a large anti Turkish embassy demonstration, one death, and deteriorating tensions. Washington received word that the Damascus governor-general’s arrival restored some confidence, while ambassadors urged his removal for failing to protect American citizens.
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Glerut
Washington
Votton
Navy Department
Beirut
Damascus
State Department
Lefehman
Constantinople
Ender Gad
Young housewife accuses husband of repeated abuse
Mrs Carl Bramlett testified in police court that her husband beat her weekly since their eight month marriage. She described incidents including throwing water on her, striking her, choking, and leaving town with no money. Neighbors backed her account as the judge postponed to Saturday for more testimony.
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Carl Bramlett
Galt
Holmes
Whallon
Methodist Conference Delegates Eyed Amid Campaign Rumors
The annual Methodist conference draws attention to lay electoral conferences at Roberts Park on Friday with ballots for general conference. Indiana candidates include AV. D. Cooper and Charles Norton among many seeking seats. ministerial contenders feature Dr. W. I. Halsted and Dr. C. E. Bacon. Grace Carriner and John H. Berryhill announce their August 4 wedding at Central Christian Church.
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Roberts Bark Church
Los Angeles
Hriday
L. A. Am
Jay
Watthd Renind Berver
AV. D. Cooper
Charles 8. Norton
Ded. Lafoletti
Judge Thompson
Juian Apolis
J. B. Longden
Greencastle
New Liner Advertisements on the Seventh Page Today
Classified notes on the seventh page show line items including boy wanted, for sale stores, for rent houses, and wanted a janitor as part of the updated ad listings.
Health board orders vaccination for school children
The Board of Health informs the School Commission that no child without a vaccination within the last three years will be allowed to attend public schools at opening. The City Dispensary will vaccinate free all who apply there.
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Board of Health
Weather Forecast Reads Like A Farcical Essay
The fragment describes a windy humorous weather talk at breakfast with jokes about a moving air and a cooler. It cites a forecast for Indianapolis and nearby areas for the 25 hours to 8 p m on Sept 11, noting partly cloudy skies, possible showers, cooler temperatures, and specific times and readings from 7 am to 2 pm.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Variabl New Pianos
Heartbroken mother relinquishes custody of Elmer Ray
Mrs Florence Ray, grieving and tearful, signed away her rights to her seven year old son Elmer Ray to the county commissioners. Deserted by her husband and arriving from Little Rock Arkansas, she released him for placement with the Indiana Children's Home Society. Elmer had previously spent a summer in Lawrence County at Mr Wray's farm through the Fresh Air mission. He will be sent to a new home in Lincoln soon.
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Florence Ray
Litte
Elmer Ray
County Commissioners’ Office
Ray
Little Rock
Ark
Httle
Elmer
Fresh Air Mission
Mr. Wray
Lawrence County
Five New Typhoid Cases Reported In One Morning
Typhoid fever spreads at an alarming rate with five new cases reported Thursday morning by the Board of Health. Seven cases on Wednesday bring September’s total to three, while cases in the Best family at 1116 West New York Street raise concerns about water safety and dairy sanitation. City chemist Moffatt reports the public supply remains clean, but private wells and dairy practices are under scrutiny as health officials pledge a campaign against lax sanitation.
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Sam
Board of Health
W. T. Best
New York St
City-chemiat Moffatt
Health Board
Seth Low
Randolph Guggenheimer
New York
Edward M. Grout
Charles ¥. Farnes
Board of Aldermen
Low
Mayor Low
Tammanyites
Mosquito Alarm Saves Six At Wheeling Home
Wheeling, West Virginia. September 10. A mosquito bite awakened A. M. Crum a railroad official, saving six guests from a deadly gas leak. Crum's bite triggered him to wake and alert friends after a blast near his home at 4 a.m. If not for the bite, all six would have perished within minutes.
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Wheeling
W. Va
A.M. Crum
Cram
Alx
Mayor Backwalter Opens Copa Rcan Campaign Night
The mayor of Indianapolis backs his re election effort in a Thursday night rally at Cotton and Molellus hall. Judge Whallon will speak briefly but the mayor’s address is the main event. Clifton and Adellsts ward 4 supporters expect strong attendance and praise for his record.
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Backwalter
Cotton and Molellus
Indianapolis
Tls
Yndianapolis
Whallon
Clifton
Adellsts
Crisis in Lyngheham case tests extradition fate
Escaped Irish prisoner Lyngheham reaches the United States after nearly a year at liberty. Judges and commissioners clash over warrants from New York and Dublin, with possible appeals to the United States Supreme Court if New York authority is not properly served. Proceedings hinge on Judge Baker ruling on warrant service.
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James Lynchehan
Ireland
Moores
Lyncheham
Shields
New York
Sture
United States Commissioner's Court
Wos
Baker
F Ceral
Marshal Pettit Leusly
Lynehehaun
United States Supreme Court
Lynehehann
Lipton Cup Gift Planned By National Committee
Indianapolis mayor receives a letter from a New York national committee proposing a city by city fundraiser to present Sir Thomas Lipton with a silver service as a token of American sportsmen’s esteem. Gen Joseph Wheeler chairs. Western National Bank of New York treasurer. Wayne Bartridge secretary.
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Thomas Lipton
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Joseph Wheeler
Wert
United States
Wayne. Bartridge
Carrico Notified of Lottery Win Near Brazil
Thomas Carrico of Staunton received notice Thursday that his number drew the house and lot in Judlonapolis at a Labor Day sale by a Cented labor union. He chose between the deed to the property or $2,500 in cash. Prominent ministers attending the M E conference are slated to speak at the Rescue tomorrow and Friday.
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Brazil
Ind
Thomas Carrico
Staunton
Here
Judlonapolis
Centeat Labor Union
M. E
Perniess
Budaz
Bishop Joyce Honored at Moores Hill Methodist Meet
Presiding Elder Sargent urged the conference to care for pastors as Bishop Joyce retires after six years in the Moores Hill district. Joyce was praised for efficiency and given a list of pastors and a gift as he ends his term.
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Joyce
Ehler Sargent
Moores Hill District
Methodist State Conference
Thurne
Humratle Attes
Joyee
Bis
Sargent
More Machinery Than House Boat Reaches River Rescue
Equipment swarms Broad Ripple park as crews prepare to raise the sunken Aquatic club houseboat. Derricks cables and engines fill the area, with work slated to cost about 109 dollars, a sum some members say could buy another houseboat.
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Aquatic Club
Broad Ripple Park
Hel
Works for Griswold in disorderly house case
Mt took the jury in the A. 8. Griswold case just 16 minutes to give the prisoner time for keeping a disorderly house. He was sued $100 and sentenced to 180 days in the workhouse. The prisoner seemed surprised at the sentence. Attorney Spahr took exceptions to the judge's rulings and the case will be appealed. Griswold will serve his term in the workhouse.
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Griswold
Spahr
Prosecutor Ruckelshauh Fined For Contempt In Court
Prosecutor John C. Ruckelshaus was fined ten dollars in Judge Alford s court for contempt after a late arrival and heated exchange. The judge warned that the next late lawyer would face similar action and the prosecutor paid the fine before leaving.
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Alford
Jim
John C. Ruckelehava
Little Dog Saves George Odell From Cremation
George Odell 2 percent colored owes his escape from a fire to his fox terrier Rastus. A fire in Dr. R. W. Longs brick barn at 107 Central Ave woke Odell as Rastus barked and jumped on his bed. Odell escaped through a window with the dog amid flames. he suspects rats carried matches to ignite a nest. Loss estimated at about
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George Odell
Atda.m
R. W. Long
Central Ave
Odell
Long
Toom
Rastue
Jeang
Oldest Dancing Master in America Dies in Indiana
Richmond Ind Sept 16 Prof B B Custer 38 of Centerville the nations oldest dancing master has died Thursday morning He taught over 70000 persons to dance He once played a violin at a dance where Abraham Lincoln was among the dancers
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Richmond
Ind
B. B. Custer
Centerville
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Assignment of Students At Manual Training High School
Principal Emmerich announced that pupils will report for the year on Monday. Grades and room assignments include Grade 8 in room F, Grade 7 in room B, Grade 6 in room G, Grade 4 in room H, Grade 3 in room D, Grade 2 in room I, and Grade 1 in the library corridor. Lunch will not be served in the building.
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Emmerich
Manual Training High School
Ministers to Get Busy on City Politics
Methodist ministers of the city plan to engage in city politics after finishing their current conference. They will resume weekly Monday meetings to discuss municipal affairs with vigor and may speak openly to influence parishioners. From Amsterdam a dealer advertises rough diamonds for sale.
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Bookwalter
Ti Ja
Amsterdam
J.P. Mul May
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Roumelia
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Belgrade
Sarah F. Carriner
Grace
John H. Berryhill
Central Christian Church
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Algarve
Mr. Crum
Mayor Backwalter
Lyngheham
Lipton
Carrico Notified
Elder Sargent
Sunken Aquatic Club
Steguoler Bree
John Ruckelshall
Ruckelshausa
Judg Alford
Ruckelshaus
Ruckelnhaus
Ruckelvhaus
Little Dog
America
Indorse Mayor Low
William F. Most
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