Spain's Latest Act Aimed at Cuban belligerency
An Albany Sun dispatch from Santa Catalina Cuba quotes Gen Calixto Garcia after Las Tunas. He says the United States should recognize Cuban belligerency to solve the Cuban problem without compromising the U.S. He and supporters demand independence, rejecting Spain's rule and any compromise. The piece also covers Garcia's meeting with the Sun correspondent and a new address from Cuban league president Milton Allen urging support for emancipation and independence.
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New York
the Sun
Santa Catalina
Santiago de Cuba
Calixto Garcia
Las Tumnas
Garcia
Las Tunas
United States
Sun
Daogue
Senor Estrada Palma
Jenking
Woodford
Missii
Madrid
Spain
Cuba
Triplets Born At Willard Street Home
Two girls and two boys arrived almost simultaneously at the home of Mr and Mrs Fannie Warren colored 525 Willard st Wednesday night. Mothers and children are doing well. On a previous occasion twins appeared. The mother is 20 years old.
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Fannie Warren
Willard St
Mary M. Shedd Teaches Italian Singing Method
Mary M Shedd offers singing lessons using an Italian method with voice testing provided free for students. Also notices a reference to location at 74 When building and Hoes 8eck taking Hood Sarsaparilla links.
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Mary M. Shedd
Hoes
Hood
Bishop Towler Addresses Michigan City Conference
The M. E. conference at Roberts Park church heard Bishop Fowler advise preachers on daily study and field work to ensure successful ministry. Three candidates were approved to preach with one rejected. DePauw funding questions stirred laymen, and Dr. Bacon was named pastor of Roberts Park Church as Roberts’ term ends.
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Brightwood
C. KE. Bacon
Evansville
Roberts Park Church
Roberts
Fletcher Place Church
Fowler
Abraham Juincom
Tomlinson Hall
DePauw University
Indiana
Rioters Burn School Building in New Orleans Hospital Bid
A mob attacked Beauregard school in New Orleans seeking to stop its use as a temporary yellow fever hospital. Fire set in the rear endangered the building. main structure saved, outbuildings destroyed. Militia preparations and mayoral action anticipated to enforce hospital use.
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Jodee
Custer Persorming
Alayor Klower
Pie
Frederick
Drerfous
Edwards
Miss
Add
Texas
Washington
State Board of Health
San Antonio
Galveston
New Oreans
Atlanta
Dobile
Hewe
Jownsville
Trial casts doubt on Luetgert murder case with witness conflicts
Prosecution vows vigorous rebuttal as defense relies on a witness identifying a Wisconsin woman as Mrs Luetgert. Emma Schimpke confesses falsity, Maud Scherer corroborates, and other witnesses dispute sighting details. Chicago reports detail timing disputes, new identifications, and a Kenosha officer's testimony about a similar woman near May events.
City life in Indianapolis and nearby woes
A montage of city items reports a photography contest closing, new street lighting, water mains on Cattage Ave, and a public fountain at College Ave and Twenty seventh St. It notes an asphalt remonstrance, miners relief donation, a deserter arrested, a scalding incident, a pending divorce case, stalled streetcar track work, Gov Mount’s Nashville trip, and a Panhandle railroad lawsuit with a fatal crash.
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Muskingum and
Wabash Sts
Cattageave
Barth Ave
Wright-st
College-ave
Twentyseventh-st
Twenty-fifth-st
Tr. J. Fopleman
Washington St
Fort Thomas
Michael T
Lfe
Irvington
Mills
Gov. Mount
Nashville
Panhandle
Thomas Jay
Monon
Market St
Day
William Martin
Sussman License Renewal Denied by County Board
Levis Sussman, saloonkeeper, seeks renewal of his license in Wade Hills area but faces decline by county commissioners after a remonstrance signed by 1,100 voters. Opposition cites local concerns and calls for reform at the disputed saloon.
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Sussman
Levis Sussman
W. Oniost
Sussmant
Wade Hills
Thieves Enter Home and Grocery Store. $6 Taken
John F. Miller and family report a burglary Thursday night at Meridian street residence and grocery store. The thieves stole cash hidden in bedding and numerous groceries. A local grocer notes Dr. Fowler's Ext. of Wild Strawberry as a trusted remedy. C. A. West, Rainsheorough, 0.
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John F. Miller
Meridian Sr
Fall and fall sale notices from city shops
A compilation of promotional blurbs from multiple merchants including J Earle's When and Wm L Elder advertising fall footwear furnishings and office desks. Local stores such as Danbury Wasson Saks & Co Chas Mayer & Co and Robert Drake's promote fall hats watches jewelry shoes furniture and groceries with daily or ongoing bargain mentions.
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J. Earle’s
Wm. L. Elder
Ducas
Danbury
Albert Gall
Wasson
Geo. J. Marott
Coughlin & Wilson
Chas. Mayer & Co’s
Saks & Co
Monarch Grocery
New York
Rubens
Robert Drake
Badger Furniture Company
People’s Outfitting Company
Rentsch Provision and Beef Company
Romantic tale of Seladon crew lost at sea and found
The Moana carries a dramatic account from Lon don of the Norwegian bark Seladon missing a year. The second mate relates how eight men perished or survived aboard a stricken ship after Starbuck Island wreckage, and the crew lived eleven months on Sophia island before rescue by the Cyclic steamer.
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San Francisco
Seladon
Lloyds
New Castle
N.S. W
Honolulu
Merchants’ Exchange
London
Desert
Moana
Australia
Starbuck Island
Death of Joseph Hague in Blake Street shop
Joseph Hague collapsed and died in a Blake street shoe shop yard while talking with barber A O Angell. Coroner Dodds conducts an investigation as neighbors Pat Makein James Dugan and Heiney Moras key stated to have seen him shortly before.
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Joseph Hague
Blake-sr
A. O. Angell
Pershoe
Nevis
Heiney Moraskey
Hage
Pat Makein
James Dugan
Moraskey
Tague
Sihop
Jorge
Virginia Ave
Hague
Turewiler
Dodds
Gov Mount vows renewed push to prosecute Ripley lynchers
Gov Mount learned Friday that Ripley County grand jury did not indict mob members over the recent lynching. He has conferred with Attorney General Ketcham and intends to press the case, possibly sending the attorney general to Ripley County. The judge can dismiss the panel and empanel a new one if desired.
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Mount
Ripley County
Ketcham
New
Ripier County
Shy Ballot Candidates Limitation Delayed Filing
Only prohibition, citizens, and socialist tickets may appear on municipal ballots so far. Filing petitions ends Saturday at noon, with parties required to have petitions signed by 2 percent of citizens at least one day before the election board accepts them. Republicans Democrats and C I Smith's party have not yet appeared, but are expected before deadline. The election board released polling place locations for the October election on Friday.
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Prohibition
City Election Board
C. /. Smith
Election Board
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity predicts fair conditions over the next 36 hours ending 8 p m on Friday. Friday night and Saturday are expected to be fair with mild temperatures. Noon Friday temperature recorded at 79 degrees and 2 p m reading at 80 degrees.
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Indianapolis
Double trolley wires break delays traffic on Massachusetts Ave
Early Friday morning a double break in the trolley wires on Massachusetts avenue at East street delayed street car traffic for a lengthy period. Police kept bicyclists away as the curled wires hung above the street, requiring several officers to manage the scene.
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Massachusetts Ave
East St
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Erwin v Central Union
The Supreme Court on Friday denied a petition for a new hearing in the case of Erwin versus Central Union Telephone Co. Erwin sought an injunction to block the company from digging up the Denison hotel lawn to lay underground conduits and asked the court to rehear the petition.
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Supreme Court
Yp PL. Erwin
Central Union Telephone Company
Erwin
Denison Hotel
Lora
Bullet in Bisheary Assassinated at the Home
Danville Ind Sept 24 A 17 year old boy James Bourne was shot and killed at the home of Phil Aubrey in Coatesville. He was visiting a daughter of Aubrey and was shot as he stepped out. A coroner will decide if it was self inflicted. The general view is the shooting by a relative over his refusal to marry the girl. Bourne was well thought of and was deputy county clerk Masten’s brother in law.
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Etary Bicknell
State Board of Charities
Modes Glass Factory
Ingalls
Bicknell
Lake Michigan
Fowler
Pheyv
Wopiinsville
Gracy
Henry Clard Fend
Hone
Mobile
Orlepp
Anna Hahn
Detroit Ave
Danville. Ind
James Bourne
Phil Aubrey
Coatesville
Aubrey
Irl
Masten
First Baptist services mark seventy fifth anniversary events
The First Baptist church observed the seventy fifth anniversary with Thursday night reminiscences from former pastors and notes on past leaders George C. Chandler Ty R. Cressy Sidney Dyer Reuben Jeffery and Krenny Jay. Letters from Rev. Warren Randolph Rev. Henry Mabie and others were read as services continue Sunday. A Gooseberry Tea hosted by Attorney Austin Denny at 847 N Delaware entertained guests with gooseberry lore and games including the royal game of goose. The State Law Library build progresses with gilt and green walls and linoleum flooring as a northeast corridor ceiling crack remains stable and library rooms expand.
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First Baptist Church
George C. Chandler
Ty R. Cressy
Sidney Dyer
Reuben Jeffery
Krenny Jay
Warren Randolph
Providence
R. K
Henry c. Mabie
Tinsten
Wiliam JF. Taylor
Lawten
Austin
Denny
Delawareer
Denns
Mr. Denny
Terry
State Law Library
State House
Broadway burlesque and stock reviews at Pars and Empire
A critic pans The Broadways airh by Joe Flynn at Pars calling it weak aside from a few strong cast members led by Fred Wilson Alice Hanson and Gracie Cumings. The piece runs four more performances ending Saturday. Empire burlesque by Miss City club features Miss Fanny Everett and Miss Carrie Fulton with 40 minute closing piece radihet daring scenes and familiar specialties.
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Joe Flynn
Broadway
Leonard Delmore
Fred Wilson
Indianapolis
Alice Hanson
Gracie Cumings
Kinnegan
Miae City Club
the Empire
Fanny Everet
Carrie Fulton
Miss Anna Quigleysey Opens Milinery Parlors
Miss Anna Quigleysey opens milinery parlors in a new building offering a full line of choice hats imported patterns. The shop will be in Rooms 415 41sen building fourth floor with Brass and Iron address noted.
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Anna
Quigleysey
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Runar del Rio
Rodriguez
Saladrigas Plantation
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Peru
Broadway Oil and Gas Company
Bennett's Switch Gas and Oil Company
M. E
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Madward TL. Lawson
William H. Crane
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Ray
James W. Cordrey
Lawson
DePauw Universit
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Beauregard School
Iua
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Luetgert
Chicago
Sehaley
Wonosha, Wis
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Withes
Mrs. Luetgert
Mattie Scherer
Emma Schimpke
Attorenex Deneen
Maud Scherer
Emma
Grace Miller
Emma Sehimypace
Stary
Gottliebe
Charles Breckman
Luet
Litude Gotthebe
Lily Kaiser
Waiser
Gottliebe Schimpke
Erik Tialk
Tuthill
Miaw
Jank Sehiewe
City Life
Crug
Keystian Nilsin
Sophia Island
Nieces
Tolfah Olson
Clycle
Bisheary
First Baptists
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