Seven Hurt In City Car Crash Involving Interurban
Seven people were injured Sunday night when a Shelby street car collided with an Interurban on the Columbus and Southern Traction line at Shelby street and Southern avenue. The crash followed a failure of the Interurban air brake. Names of the hurt include Charles H. Roesner Edward Suverkut W J Chandler Harry J Miller Frank S Kirkley Hattie Miller Hattie Babcock. Over 100 passengers were shaken but not seriously injured. Both fronts of the cars were badly wrecked as the street car tried to reach a switch at high speed.
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Charles H. Roesner
Indianapolis
Edward Suverkut
Columbus
Ind
W. J. Chandler
Bowling Green
Harry J. Miller
Frank S. Kirkley
New Street
Hattie Miller
Albany Street
Hattie Babcock
W. Morris Street
Democrats gain in First District poll results
Vanderburg county and nearby counties report a strong Democratic gain after a 60 day poll. North Vernon forms a Bryan and Kern Thirty Cent club with over 109 members led by president J D Hudson and officers Hazen O Mara Wheaton. Hemenway to open Vigo county campaign with speeches at Haute and a Holi address.
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Evansville
Vanderburg County
North Vernon
Democrats
J. D. Hudson
Jake Hazen
T. J. O’mara
John Wheaton
United States
James A. Hemenway
Vigo County
Haute
Ind
Holi
Rink of water leads to murder at camp
Frank Dadish was shot and killed by two men at an Ohio Bloc Railway construction camp amid a drought. Witnesses say Dadish, seeking water, was confronted after which Rulu and Barba fired revolvers, and Dadish died shortly after. The incident occurred Sept. 14.
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Frank Dadish
Ohio Bloc Railway
Geesy Dadish
Rulu
Barba
Dadish
Pot Anniversary of Orphanage Celebrated
Five thousand people attended the forty first anniversary celebration at the orphanage by the German General Protestant Orphans association. Mayor Bookwalter spoke and many visitors from out of town attended.
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German General Protestant Orphans’ Association
Bookwalter
Outty
Chanler Poised for Acclamation at Democratic Convention
Upstate delegates favored Lieut. Gov. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler for the Democratic nomination with talk of on first-ballot acclamation. Local leaders praised Chanler's strength to unite factions and defeat Hughes, as Parker and Morgan O Brien expected as chairs.
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Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Chanler
Sulzer
Samuel Beskin
Fishkill
Hughes
Berkin
Wiliam E. Mallory
Board of Supervisors
Columbia County
A. ©. Townsend
Putnam County
Llam
Cleveland
George van Valkenburg
Greene County
J. A. Ball
Esopus
W. Dickerson
Orange County
Chanter
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Feld
Murphy
Alton B. Parker
Morgan O'Brien
Pat McCarren
Conners
McCarren
J. N. Adam
Buffalo
William B. Ellison
New York
Herman Ridder
Bird S. Coler
Norman E. Mack
Elks Dedicate Memorial Tablet in Indianapolis
The Elks lodge No. 13 held a memorial tablet dedication Sunday night on Maryland Street. Two hundred members and families attended as the 22 by 2 foot monument bears the lodge head and names. Harry E. Murburger presided with Capt. W. E. English delivering the keynote speech.
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Elks
Indianapolis
Lodge
Maryland Street
Harry E. Murburger
W. E. English
Joseph E. Hennings
G. W. Ballard
Anderson
Saul Munter
Preston L Worrell Dies After Stroke at 84
Preston L Worrell aged 84 died Sunday at his home 1417 Prospect Street following a paralytic stroke. A Civil War veteran he spent 40 years in the mechanical department of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at Edwin Ray M E Church.
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Preston L. Worrell
Prospect Street
Worrell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edwin Ray M. E
Catholic Church Extension Urged by Federation
The Marion County Federation of Catholic societies held a spirited meeting at the Knights of Columbus hall. Charles Charpie spoke for Catholic church extension and the effort received strong endorsement. About 2 percent of Catholic societies were represented as plans began to recruit every Catholic in the county. The Indiana Y M I convention urged all councils to join the federation. The A O H state convention also recommended joining. Future meetings are set monthly and Catholic literary clubs were discussed with a committee named M Y McCarty Miss O Mara and Miss H Creedan along with an advisory group.
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Indiana
Washington
Marion County Catholic Literary Club
M. Y. McCarty
O'Mara
H. Creedan
Taylor
C. J. Metz
Arthur
Japanese Ambassador Takahira Visits Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
American fleet receives ovation as Baron Takahira, Japan’s ambassador, meets President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. The interview topic remains confidential.
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Baron Takahira
United States
President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Man Is Fined $10 for Kissing Bryan
WHEELING W Va Sept 14 Joseph Morgan was fined $10 and costs by Justice of the Peace Phillips for kissing William Jennings Bryan in public outside the Windsor hotel where Bryan spoke. Morgan, eager among the crowd, embraced the candidate before security could react.
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Wheeling
W. Va
William Jennings Bryan
Joseph Morgan
Justice of the Peace
Phillips
Wiindsor Hotel
Bryan
Morgan
Packey McFarland to Clash With Leach Cross in September
New York dispatch reports Packey McFarland will face Leach Cross at the Bronx club on September 30 after matchmaker Billy Gibson finalized arrangements last night. The bout marks McFarland as Cross’s potential stepping stone or barrier to the lightweight top.
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New York
Woman Found Dead in Bathtub in Rome
Shortly after learning of her husband’s illness in Rockwell City Iowa Mrs James C Deathe was found dead in the bathtub at 2388 N Jefferson Ave Theories attribute death to self harm but friends suspect she fainted or slept in the tub The incident is under investigation by local authorities
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Rockwell City
James C. Deathe
N. Jefferson Avenue
Droughts and floods ripple Across Indiana farms and towns
IN OUR STATE LaPorte farmers vigilantly guard properties from fire as drought grips fields. NEW ALBANY Frank Walsh 19 drowns bathing. EVANSVILLE Mrs Josephine Gordon loses 223 dollars hidden in oven. ROCKPORT Louis Cowhead dies by poison Paris green. RUSHVILLE Mrs Lelar Coleman acquitted in murder case. SHELBYVILLE Root furniture factory to repair and resume by January 1.
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Evansville
Josephine Gordon
Shelbyville
Root
Fly in egg sparks unusual complaint at city eatery
Mr. Blank dined at a famous local restaurant and found a dead fly in one fried egg. Rather than yelling, he calmly asked the waiter where the other fly was, a dry, unexpected twist in the dining misfortune.
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Mr. Blank
759 Babies Die in Week From Hot Weather
Chicago records 239 child deaths in a week due to heat and malnutrition. Officials cite crowded West Stockyards and South Chicago districts as hardest hit. Only cooler weather is expected to reduce the death rate.
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Chicago
Board of Health
Lynch Mob Kills Black Suspect in Texas incident
In Brookshire Texas Dave Newton a Black man charged in the John Buchteys case was taken from jail by a mob and fatally killed. The father and brother of Newton were jailed at Hempstead to prevent further violence.
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Brookshire
Tex
Dave Newton
John Buchteys
Hempstead
Train Announcer's Lonely Tale Remains Misunderstood
A Cleveland Leader remark notes a depot announcer who laments that no one on earth understands him. The line captures a universal pain as the man feels unseen despite his unique role.
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Union Depot
Cleveland
Georgian Bay Promises Best Fishing in Grand Trunk Booklet
Advertisements claim Georgian Bay offers unmatched fishing with abundant, large, and tasty fish. They boast government reports showing vast catch potential and urge readers to request a Grand Trunk Railway booklet detailing bass pickerel pike and trout and how to visit the area.
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Georgian Bay
Grand Trunk Railway System
G. W. Vaus Toom
Merchants Loan and Trust Building
Chicago
Bargain Tuesday at The National Furniture Co
The National Furniture Co advertises Bargain Tuesday with 2 percent off on any furniture. The Baseburner priced at 23.50 and the kitchen range at 21.50 are highlighted as big savings. Brussels Bugs rugs 9x12 cost 10.50 and Santa Claus Soap bars sell for 25c Tuesday only, with no sales to minors.
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UE Co
The
National Furniture Co
National
Santa Claus Soap at National Furniture Co
At the National Furniture Co located at 33 W. Washington Street on Tuesday no items were sold for the Santa Claus Soap promotion. The brief notes the event and venue with no sales reported.
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National Furniture Co
W. Washington Street
Scared Banker Faces Madder in Police Court
Pasquale Caponigri, about 50, accused of absconding with more than $100,000 owed to depositors of his Mulberry Street banking house, faced irate creditors in Harlem police court. He said he fled creditors as times were hard and claimed public anger would have endangered him.
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Mulberry Street
Harlem
Caponigri
Tell Her You Love Her This Minute
A July verse from Everybody's echoes birds urging quick confession of love. Sparrow and linnet urge haste to tell her, robins call for daily whispers, wrens urge gentle caresses and blessing. The poem links seasonal nature to enduring romance.
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Charles Bextop
Sparrow
Linnet
Robins
Neri
National Furniture Con Baseburner Sale
Save twenty five percent Tuesday at The National Furniture Co. Buy the best Baseburner for 23.50 with a small payment now and weekly balance.
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National Furniture Con
Soldier Boys Entertain 12000 At Their Camp
Indiana soldiers hosted their first Sunday at the maneuvering camp with a 2500 reception committee caring for about 12000 visitors. West Virginia and Illinois troops assisted while Former Gov. Taylor and Col. Harry B. Smith were among distinguished guests. The Blues led by Smith faced the Browns under Brig. Gen. Scott, with three Indiana regiments and the First West Virginia.
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Ing
West Virginia
Indiana
W. S. Taylor
Kentucky
Harry B. Smith
Indianapolis
W. W. Scott
Ancient Barking church organ rebuilt after centuries
Organ builders of old made sturdy instruments as shown by the All Hallows church organ in Barking England installed in 1677 and now undergoing its second renovation, illustrating enduring craft and preservation.
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Barking
All Hallows
England
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Manhattan
New Fall Manhattans
Earth
Danbury Hat Co
East Wash
Shelby
City Lines
Columbus and Southern Traction Line
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Pee
Sky Chanler
Cin
Bert Hughes
Rochester
Mr. Chanler
H. A. Hollensworth
N. Y
ELAS
Preston L Worrell
Marion County Federation of Catholic Societies
Knights of Columbus
Charles Charpie
Catholic Church Extension
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Packey McFarland
Leach Cross
Rome
New Albany
Frank Walsh
Rockport
Louis Cowhead
Paris Green
Rushville
Lelar Coleman
Charles Coleman
Sebastiano del Piombo
National Furni
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Axminster
Royal Wilton
Cincinnati
Springfield
Decatur
Ill
Pasquale Caponigri
Vonnegut Hardware -Co
East
Washington St
Dr. J. Francis Wilson
Reas Newton Clpool
Coughlin & Wilson Dental Co
American League
Charley Carr
Carr
Boston
Moses
Merchants National Bank
Stree
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