Hudson Fulton Centenary Parade Opens Amid Naval Splendor
In New York the Hudson Fulton centennial celebration begins with a grand marine pageant. The Half Moon and the Clermont collide causing damage but are quickly repaired to continue the display. Gov. Hughes is to address the reviewing stand and the night pageant features 5,000 rockets.
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New York
Fulton
Manhattan
Jersey
Clermont
St. George
Gov. Hughes
110Th Street
Half Moon
Hudson Commission
US gunboats pursue Moro pirates after Sora seizure
United States gun boats were dispatched to the Moro after the revenue cutter Sora was captured byFilipino pirates and its crew murdered. Dispatches say pirates crept aboard at night overpowered guards and killed the crew before escaping. The Sora, with about 12 men, had been sent to Moro to hunt the pirates.
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Manila
United States
Moro
Freight train halts to save man after crossing mishap
A freight train stopped at a New Jersey street crossing on the Union tracks just in time to save Robert Jones who fell across the rails. Trainmen lifted him clear and Jones then resisted arrest, with Bicycle Policemen Hall and Simon detaining him on drunkenness charges.
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New Jersey Street
Union Railway
Robert Jones
Jones
Hall
Simon
Red Apple Mystery Baffles Detroit Adman in Traverse City
Fred K. George of Detroit travels to Traverse City to match a single bright red apple and to secure three barrels like it for George W. Perkins of J. P. Morgan & Co. Local experts cannot identify the apple size and variety and are kept from handling it.
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Traverse City
Mich
Fred K. George
Detroit
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Perkins
Pere Marquette
George
Not the Man Who Invaded Hipogh Home
New York report records Delancey Nicoll denying involvement with Mrs Anna Lovell Hipsch. Joan J McDermott, sister of Hirsch, says she has never heard of Theodore P Shonts and questions her sister's claims of marriage to him. She notes her sister is suing Frederick Hipsch for absolute divorce and is visiting Ottawa before heading to the California coast. Nicoll claims mistaken identity can be proven.
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New York
Delancey Nicoll
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Railroad
Anna Lovell Hipsch
Frederick
Joan J. McDermott
W. 188Th Street
Hirsch
California
Nicoll
Collision on Capitol Avenue injures two in Shelbyville
An evening crash at Capitol avenue near Twenty third street involved Elmer Toner and William Schlocher from Shelbyville in one car and Mrs A Staley and daughter Emma from 2301 N Meridian St in another. Emma Staley escaped injury. both cars damaged. Police Kitzmiller and Barrows said accident unavoidable with no arrests.
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Elmer Toner
William Schlocher
Shelbyville
Ind
A. Staley
Emma
Meridian Street
Capitol Avenue
Twentythird Street
Toner
Dare, dare, take a dare ends in stray shot at shop window
A 13 year old boy, provoked by a dare, fired at a shop window owned by J. P. Gray at 535 537 W Washington St. The bullet shattered heavy glass as the youth fled before Bicycle Policemen Trimpe and Rucker could locate him. Police could not trace the offender Friday afternoon as he disappeared among the crowd.
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Newaboy
J. P. Gray
Washington Street
Mr. Gray
Trimpe and
Rucker
Gray
Robbers Hit Cambia Post Office on Friday Night
Robbers pried open a window at the Cambia Indiana post office located southwest of Valley Mills and West Newton and stole ten dollars in small change from the cash drawer. Postmistress Mrs. D C Morgan notified police and detectives Saturday.
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Posto
Cambia
Ind
Valley Mills
West Newton
D. C. Morgan
Burglar Leaves No Tracks at Wood Residence
Bicycle policemen Irick and Hett from the northwest precinct investigated a burglary at William Wood an insurance agent at 44 W Twenty sixth street. They reported $40 to $50 stolen from the Metropolitan Insurance Company and could not determine how the burglar entered. Mr Wood claimed the money was intact Friday night and missing Saturday morning.
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Irick and
Hett
Northwest Precinct
William Wood
W. Twenty-sixth Street
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Wood
Republican party blamed for polygamy in west
Rev E Wishard of the Southern Methodist Episcopal conference in San Diego accuses the Republican party of colluding with Mormon leaders in Utah and Idaho. He claims polygamy is tolerated as a federal political tactic and alleges the party tolerates the practice for political gain.
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San Diego
Cal
Wishard
D. D
Southern Methodist Episcopal Conference
Republican Party
West
Utah
Idaho
Blass Workers Win Their Wage Contest
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania ten thousand glass workers will resume work by November 1 after a four day conference between the Glass Bottle Blowers association and manufacturers. The 108 wage scale is extended for another year despite initial manufacturers demand for a pay cut. Factories closed since the strike are set to reopen as business conditions improve.
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Pittsburg
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association
Anyme
Whitney carries Cook's proof amid Arctic voyage
Harry Whitney arrives at Indian Harbor aboard the Jeanie with the Snowdrop crew after a shipwreck near Frobisher Bay. He plans to reach New York via Sydney and rail, while Dr. Frederick A. Cook prepares a slander and misappropriation suit against Commander Peary over the north pole dispute.
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New York
Harry Whitney
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Whitney
Indian Harbor
Peary
Jeanie
Harry Benedict
New Haven
Mr. Whitney
Cape Ray
Frank
George
Sydney
C. C. Forsyth Grant
Capt. Brown
Frobisher Bay
Dundee
Etat
Death toll climbs after tropical storm across Gulf Coast
Unofficial tallies place 26 dead with 100 bodies recovered along Houme La Terrebonne coast and bayous. Other fatalities include residents in Leesville Plaquemine Lafayette Barataria Bay Berwick Slaughter Jackson East Fork Bay St. Louis and eight aboard Pass Manchac with multiple drownings reported in New Orleans Bayou areas and coastal towns.
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Houme
Terrebonne
Morgan City
Ruddock
Center
Leesville
Plaquemine
Lafayette
Barataria Bay
Berwick
Slaughter
Jackson
Miss
East Fork
Bay St. Louis
Paul Christian
Three-mile Bayou
Breaux Bridge
Patterson
Bank Heist Blows Open Vault at Bluford Bank
Three men used nitroglycerin to breach the vault in Bluford Illinois early today. They wrecked the front of the building and fled with at least 430 dollars in coins, with a possible larger sum unaccounted.
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Bluforpe
Ill
Bluford Bank
Sisters of Charity review St. Vincent's hospital plans
Sister Bernard, general secretary, surveys Indianapolis site plans for the new St. Vincent's hospital to be built on Fall Creek and North Illinois Street. Real estate adjustments underway to support construction.
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Bernard
Sisters of Charity
Indianapolis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fallcreek
N. Illinois Street
Real estate and want ad bargains in todays Sun
Real Estate and Want Ad bargains fill today s Sun listings. Bargains include 8 E Market St Suite 202 German Insurance Agency offers real estate deals. B F Cline 124 E Market St advertises sacrifice sales in North side property. Stein & Heck 20 Indiana Ave offers dry cleaning and pressing. Trotter & Henry Co 610 State Life Bldg promotes lots in their addition. Other ads include Shiel Apartment House two nant suites rent reasonable. Bicycle Man 341 Indiana Ave repairs bikes. J S Cruse Realty Co realty bargains. Hittle 334 Lemeke Bldg six room house for rent 12 dollars. Meridian Land Co 614 State Life Bldg great real estate bargains on S Meridian St.
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E. Market Street
Meridian Land Co
State Life Building
S. Meridian Street
Union Men Return to City Hall Jobs
City hall strike ends as all union men return to work on the building. Nonunion workers are dismissed. Building Trades Council and C LU failed to force Fertig & Revers to unionize their shop.
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City Hall
Building Trades’ Council
Fertig & Revers
McWhirter Among Speakers at Prohibition Party Anniversary
Felix T. McWhirter of Indianapolis national treasurer of the Prohibition party spoke in Chicago on Friday at the party’s thirtieth anniversary celebration attended by more than 1,000 delegates from across the country.
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Felix T. McWhirter
Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Chicago
Flying Ship Republique Explodes in Armking Wreck
In Arking four crew members died as the French airship Republique exploded during a trial flight. Capt Marchal Lieut Chaure Sub-Lieuts Vincenct and Reux perished as the car fell to the ground. The cigar-shaped airship built for the government in 1908 could carry eight passengers and reach speeds of about 45 miles per hour under favorable wind conditions.
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Republique
Marchal
Chaure
Vincenct
Reux
Socialist Orator to Speak on Congress and Supreme Court
At 8 p m Sunday September Fred H Merrick of Washington D C will give an address on Who Owns Congress and the Supreme Court The Indianapolis Socialists host the Family theater Kentucky avenue in a free public meeting Merrick manages the National Socialist press bureau and will present documents to support his claims The talk is described as potentially the most startling in the community
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Fred H. Merrick
Washington, D. C
Congress
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Kentucky Avenue
Merrick
National Capital
National Socialist Press Bureau
Damages Sought Over Owls Initiation Spanker Incident
F W Walter sues Nest No 134 Order of Owls in Milwaukee for 1000 dollars claiming an initiation accident. He alleges a spanker device burst and powder cap pierced his trousers during a May 13 initiation, causing injury and a three week sitting impairment.
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Walter
Nest
Surprise wedding ends pleasant evening at Perry home
A surprise wedding climax occurred Friday night at 18% Montcalm Street as Miss Lucile Perry became Mrs Albert Bradley. The Rev W C Reeder assisted as officiant. The couple will reside at 35 Het Avengs.
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James Perry
Montcalm Street
Lucile Perry
Albert Bradley
W. C. Reeder
Het Avengs
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DR. Cook
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Phoney Pole
Brooklyn
Storm's Prey
New Orleans
Hattiesburg
Rob Bank
SUN
B. F. Cline
BE. Market Street
Stein & Heck
Indiana Avenue
Trotter & Henry Co
Shiel
Tony
Baron
Fred
Llinois Street
J. S. Cruse Realty Co
Hittle
Lemeke Building
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la Patrie
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Soghelist Orator
Milwaukee
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