Corpse Taken, Returned, After Morgue Robbery
Stolen body of John Cline was found after two men fled in a buggy. Burns, a morgue employee, opened the door to a sack at 2 am, the body was recovered by Collier, and inquiries continue. Med students are under surveillance amid suspicions of prank grave robbing.
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John Cline
Barney Burns
Collier& Murphy’s
Burns
Collier
Byrne
Chesapeake St
Myr
Kline
Edenwarter
Business Bargains Parade Across Several Stores
A collage of promotional blurbs highlights discounts and expansions from multiple merchants. Dalton, Chas Mayer, Albert Gall, Danbury, A. & P Tea, Huntington seed, Bates house misfit parlors, Harry Krause, Carson & Lennox, Kreitlein & Reeder, George Kreitlein, Granger Store, Show Market, and H. P. Wasson tout price cuts, new assortments, and planned store improvements including larger ready-made dresses, exclusive styles, fur and parquetry offerings, and Paris London fashion connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Chas. Mayer
Albert Gall
Danbury
A. & P. Tea Company
Huntington Seed Company
Bates House
Harry Krause
H.P. Wasson
New York
Indianapolis
Paris
London
Batting Thrills as Kansas City Falls in Second Game
Umpire Sheridan loans a watch in a bizarre incident involving Wentz of Kansas City. Wentz disputes a call, is restrained by a spectator, and the game continues with Darby at short. Gray and McCarthy crush the ball in a high scoring contest, with Cross and Hastings singled out for heavy hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gray
McCarthy
Sheridan
Wentz
Capt. Manning
Jamesy
Darby
Cross
Hastings
A Night of Fire Tragedy At Fountain Hotel Panic
A Kent county farmer in Ballston Creek area stayed at Fountain hotel and, fearing gas blowouts after hearing news of a fatal incident, lit a candle to retire. He set mosquito netting ablaze, causing a panic among guests and substantial loss. The chaotic scene unfolded as flames spread near the bed, narrowly avoided a house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BaLrronre
Kent County
Fountain Hotel
In Defense the Remarkable Confession of a Woman
Mrs Paola Fortenza confessed to stabbing an Italian named Delia to save her honor and authorities believe her. The Italian prisoner will be released shortly after their wedding rumor. a separate Ohio tragedy reports Mr and Mrs J C Fetters killed by a wabash train an hour after their wedding.
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Brelessed
Veterans Rally Against Proscribed Employment in G A R
In Pirrebure Indiana on Sept 14 the G A R elected a new council and adopted resolutions denouncing the democracy for depriving veterans of public employment. W H Armstrong of Indianapolis chosen Indiana member. Delegates prepared to return home as encampment winds down with a river excursion to the Homestead armor plate mills.
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Pivrebure
Council of Administration
W. H. Armstrong
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Homestead
Railway Car Accident on Broad Ripple Line
The motor balked and jumped the rails at the Twenty sixth street curve on the Broad Ripple rapid transit line. The first car was run Friday morning with no injuries. little damage. President Mason of Citizens' company cites improper guard rail as the likely cause. workers began repairs Friday afternoon.
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Ripple
Broad Ripple Rapid Transit Railway
Twenty-sixth St
Citizens
Mason
Citizens’ Company
Wills Sudden Death Prompts Autopsy Request
Frederick Wills a German aged worker at the Atlas engine works died suddenly early Friday morning after a two day illness and a Thursday night vomiting fit. He left a widow and several grown children. The family requested an autopsy to be performed by Drs Wagner and Morris as the coroner could not determine the cause of death.
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Frederick Wills
Atlas Engine Works
Ior
Pastor T. E. Coultas Returns From Europe Tour
Dr. T I Coultas of Roberts Park M E Church reports a Europe trip for historical research and art gallery visits. He toured Uffizi Vatican Louvre Milan Notre Dame Paris Cologne and witnessed Paris sewers by car and boat. He praises Germans and describes Italians as profuse and noisy while noting the trip’s pleasure and eight-person party return to the United States.
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T. I. Coultas
Roberts Park
M. EH
Europe
Voukas
Tir Sus
Guido Reni
Beatrice Cince
Aurora
Uffizzi
Piti
Florence
Vatican
Louvre
Paris
Milan
St. Pater’s
Rome
Notre Dame
Cologne
Dritlan
Paria
Windsor Castle
Kennilworth
Walter Scott
Rugby
Eton
Coventry
Varick
Shakespere
Stratford On Avon
Ann Hathaway
United States
Double inspection on cedar blocks recall policy
The Board of Works held two secret masting meetings to discuss recalling Inspector Mil lender from Tennessee. They cite cost savings on freight, noting inspections both there and at home, with President Wildman saying two inspections will ensure good material for property owners.
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Board of Works
Millender
Tennessee
Tits Sun
Capital Paving Company
Wildman
Tae Sun
Southern Corea Uprising and Japanese Rout Near Seoul
Reports claim a large-scale mutiny in southern Corea against Japanese forces with 2000 Japanese troops ambushed near Fussa and only 800 penetrating to Seoul. Fresh troops arrived to secure settlements as chiefs in Annam prepare to depart for Formosa. A major fire at Chong King killed dozens, with 10 million taels in losses. Chinese forces clash near Whang Chu with a fortress captured while Japanese emperor departs Tokyo for army headquarters. A separate note mentions Chinese agents seeking desertion among British troops.
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Sranetar
Fu- Aon
Corea
Fussa
Seoul
Liu Yung Ifa
Annam
Formoss
Chong King
Lesa
Stout
Whang Chu
Pang Yan
Tokio
Susushimi
Garrizon
Prearranged Job Suspected in Ricketts Deal by German Telegraph
A column editorial in the German Telegraph accuses the local school board of a prearranged and dubious deal over the Ricketts property. It urges voters to see through the board's tactics, questions the price and interest terms, and cites banker influence and speculation surrounding Commixel over Usse. The piece suggests the project is overpriced by about 20,000 and insists the board acted under poor guidance.
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German Telegraph
Ricketts
Telegraph
Usse
Hicketts
Convention Aims For Sick Benefits And Wages Aid
Secretary McGuire of the carpenters union outlines plans at the English hotel for a coming convention. Proposed are weekly sick benefits, unemployment payments, fund equalization, and a campaign against piece-work. Funeral benefits totaled about 40,000 last year as the eighth general convention set to meet in the eastern states.
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McGuire
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Ridey Morsing
Department of the Interior
Buca
Prayers for the Czar and Utah Company News
Pneumatic update reports the czar’s illness as cerebral with kidney involvement and prayers for recovery ordered at court. Utah company formed to control Cullen Springs mines Salt Lake Rail Road and other assets with a $10 million capital.
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Sr. PevEnsuure
Utah
Saver Lake City
Wilfred Woodrnuf
George C. Cannon
Joseph Smith
Utah Company
Cullen Springs
Salt Lakes
Fires and ship blaze plague New York and Washington reports
The steamer Capsc arrived from Chile after a nitrate cargo fire raged in the hold from August 11 to 15. In Washington, outbuildings at the soldiers home burned early Friday, destroying ambulances and hay while the main buildings remained safe. Crawfordsville seeks state mayor meetings, and a legislative session will discuss municipal matters. Indiana forecasts expect generally fair weather over the next 36 hours ending Sept 15.
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New York
Capsc
Washington
Indiana
Sparrow Shooting Dominates North-end Gun Club Meet
Dr J B Martin of Indianapolis wowed crowds by killing 76 of 85 sparrows in a standout sparrow shooting at the North-end gun club tournament. T C Baker led Tuesday with 93 percent blue rocks, while Wm Munn claimed second-day honors as 2,176 sparrows were used.
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Pr. Martin
North-end
J. 8. Martin
Indianapolis
Sannd
T. C. Baker
Rockville
Ill
Wm. Munn
Ohio
Martin
DuBray
Wedal
Rogers
Howard
Burford
McCaffery
Lirwin
Partington
Emery
Bills
Cook
Tremp
Overly
Pike
Short
Thompson
Ray
Unwelcome Brother Buries Babe in Back Yard Shame Saga
In Roughville area a premature infant born to Miss Amelia Henry was buried in the back yard by her brother to hide the birth. Coroner Beck investigated after two men reported the incident, and Dr Woods testified about medications given to the girl. The case centers on alleged ruination and off and on involvement of a Haughville man seeking a divorce.
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Beck
Haughville
Amelis, Henry
Blamarckst
Baba
Bliss Henry
Miss Henry
Henry
Woods
Lew Henry
Bliss Amelia Henry
S Haughville Mas
Tun Son
de. Wood
Book-keeper Survives Narrow Electric Car Collision
North Indianapolis resident Uivnny Binny a book-keeper at Udall works and his wife and son escaped serious harm after their two seated carriage was struck by a southbound electric car on College avenue near Fall Creek bridge. Binny jumped free while the horse bolted. he suffered bruises but is expected to recover as the car rear-guard tried to avert impact. The family was later driven home in a company carriage.
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J. W. Corwin
J. Y. Edwards
Putnam County
Indianapolis
Europe
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Marion
Baker
Charles Muldoon
Matthews
Jesse James
Denny
Binras
John
Laura King
Hart
Carrie Jackson
Newton
Mrs. Engle
Fred and
Carriallock
Jacob
Matilda Bauer
Henry
Bill. Meyer
Frank and
Maggie Meyer
Napoleon
Mollie Moureaux
Mrs. Cahill
A. E
Nettie Vandercook
Mrs. Hancock
Fanny Grueman
Duarns
Bridget McLaughlin
Martin Castole
W. C. Binny
Udall Works
College-ave
Fall Creak Bridge
Oregon Governor Targets Portland Banks in Deposit Case
At Gov. Pennoys urging the state attorney general has filed actions against all Portland banks to recover deposits claimed to have been improperly diverted. The governor says he will press the cases and, if needed, will use legislative measures to compel banks to comply.
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Portland
Ore
Sant
Pennoys
Powell tightens war on noisy resorts in town
Supt Powell closes disreputable spots as a new rule bans noisy places. A Maud Johnson W Court Street resort fight led to a brawl and the house being pulled. the women paid fines in police court Friday and the Johnson woman told to quit the business. In Younestown Ohio Gostha lodge, a long standing K of P chapter, withdrew from the order with only four dissenting votes.
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Powell
Maud Johnson
W. Court-st.rasort
Johnson
K. of P
Park Theatre to Close Week With A Jay Circuit Show
A Jay circuit will be seen at the Park for the last time Friday night and Saturday. It has packed the theater at each performance. Madame and Augustin Nenville return next week to the Park in a new play Cell 22. The Boy Tramp and Blue Jeans are featured at local houses with other acts including The Rising Sun roarers and the mill hands quartet. Billy Kersands and the Georgia minstrels appear at English's Friday and Saturday nights with matinees. Lemon Tonic Laxative ads run.
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Madame
Augustin Nenville
Blue Jeans
Joseph Arthur
Rising Sun Roarers
Mill Hands
Billy Kerssnds
Georgia
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