Central Passenger Association to cut intercity fare east of Indianapolis
The Central Passenger Association and allied groups announce a two cent fare reduction effective November 1, lowering interstate passenger rates across their territory east of Indianapolis where states have not set a maximum. The move follows pressure in Indiana and Pennsylvania for two cent fares, with Michigan and Ohio already enforcing two cent limits.
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Scripp
WeRec Frens Association
Chicago
N‘pols
Intana
Pennsylvania
Fitzearg
Michigan
Ohio
Ohio River
Indiana
Lily Groot buys Muhomet bulldog to raise world token
Miss Lily Groot, in New York on September 25, made headlines in dog fancier circles by purchasing the famed bulldog Muhomet for a price claimed to reflect the high value of the champion, a figure noted as double that paid years ago for the champion Rodney Stone by Richard Croker Jr. The move drew considerable comment among breeders and enthusiasts.
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Jerippe
Incorporations Listed for Dillabery and Greenhelm Firms
The Robert Wooley Lumber Company of Dillabery is incorporated with capital stock of $4 million and directors Frank M. Platter, Charlie E. Platter, and Robert E. Wooley. The Hercules Gate Company of Greenhamle is incorporated with capital stock $5.50 and directors August A. Hendrich, Conrad Gautler, and George W. Bunce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wooley Lumber Company
Dillabery
Frank M. Platter
Charlie E. Platter
Robert £. Wooley
Hercules Gate Company
Greeheamle
August A Hendrich
Conrad Gautler
George W. Bunce
Intervención in Cuba Faces Mixed Prospects and Troop Talk
Reports from Taft and Taft allies in Madrid discuss possible American naval and military intervention in Cuba. Proposals include landing three regiments, garrisoning cities, and shaping a Wayler style concentration policy. The chaos follows Palma’s abdication signals and Palma’s government crisis, with U.S. forces urged to restore order amid looting and rebel activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Big Four Officers Meet Indiana Rail Commission Plan
Central Indiana Railroad officials met the Railroad Commission on a Wednesday to discuss a plan for the road to participate in the southern Indiana coal business. The aim is to help ease the coal blockade, with officers attending at the commission's invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Indiana Railrad Company
Rairoad Commission
Indiana
Clash in Athens over Crete crisis sparks fears of revolution
In Athens intense street clashes erupted between Meurgehia and international units in Crete as British naval forces landed sailors with machine guns aboard Burnham Crnea to restore order. Rumors grip Crete of a revolution after Prince George's withdrawal, with revolutionists detaining him amid upheaval. M Zaimus named successor to Prince George.
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Athens
Greece
Meurgehia
International Atoppa
Crete
Burnham Crnea
Prince George
Forcsty
Islands
M. Zaimus
Wreck at Big Four Bett Crossing Involving Local Engine
Engineman James Outa of Terre Anne and Fireman George Brown helped rescue Merling Jeap after a freight derailment near the Big Four crossing in the west side yard. The locomotive plunged and tipped onto its side but no cars were damaged. Born suffered severe bruises but was not seriously hurt.
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James Outa
Terre Anne
George Brown
Merling
Big Four
Trask
Bett
Jeneiie
Lme
Coats
Imp
Born
Students Reinstated After Suspension At Bloomington Campus
The university reinstates sophomores John Conners Andianapolis Robert Wilkes Elwood Louis Simons Loulaville and freshman Ent Cartwright following a four day suspension for involvement in an incident at a boarding house last Friday.
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Bloomington
Ind
University
John Conners
Andianapolis
Robert, Wilkes
Elwood
Louis Simons
Loulaville
Ent
Cartwright
Follo Sane
Prisoner Seeks Bond Reduction in Post Office Theft Case
Frank Gooding, brought from an early September confinement on a charge of raising post office money, appeared before Judge Anderson on Wednesday and pled not guilty. He urged a bond reduction, but the court refused, maintaining a $1.00 bond. The case will be heard later in November. Gooding previously worked as a newspaper reporter and made a strong personal plea.
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Prisoer
Frank Gooding
Reptember
Anderson
Gooding
Hin Style
Newa
McGannon Seeks Justice Seat Despite Severe Disability
Albert J. McGannon, Democratic nominee for justice of the peace in Center township, campaigns under Brent diMeultice. Despite being almost crippled and using a wheeled chair, he remains mentally sharp, educated at home, and plans to publish a volume of short stories. Active in Third ward politics, he hopes to overcome a formal majority in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. McGannon
Justice of the Peace
Center Township
Brent diMeultice
Mr. McGannon
Butler University
Nezeta Mare
Dia Jspatten
McGannian Haa
Jand Haa
Synce
Holtzman
Peace at Whiting as Standard Oil Reinstates Union Officers
In a settlement at Whiting Indiana the Standard Oil Company agrees to reinstate fired stationary firemen who led a recent strike. The oil trust recognizes the union and will consider wage demands, marking a first in official union recognition by the company amid ongoing labor disputes.
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Whiting. Celg
Sys. Ind
Witting
Oil Trust
Standard Oil Company
Lany
Honest Banker Becomes Honest Stableman in Newport Kentucky
A man named Henry Weidner, once a prominent bank figure in Newport, Kentucky, faced a dramatic fall after a robbery at his bank. He chose honesty, gave up his fortune to his wife, and now works as a stableman in the Waidemann Drawing Room.
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Avery
Waidemann
Letters Shock Women Stir Middletown Affair Rumors
A spate of sensational letters to married women triggers police or legal attention in Middletown. Women, some with husbands, report distressing notes promising meetings and confessing temptations. A surgeon and lawyers become involved as domestic clashes unfold. Formalities mark Mrs Francke’s social reception and a forthcoming sequel.
Fair Bank Special Program Attracts Five Vocalists
Fair Bank hosts a special program Thursday featuring five well known vocalists. The event will include a first act by Rossin's State and a second by popular imitators, with a notable finale.
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Liherares Gona Amo
Oncore Company
Barnard appointed as chemist for state dairy department
Barnard has been informed of his appointment as one of five chemists to work with the State and Nations Food and Dairy department Association, in connection with the chemists of the state.
Tomlinson Auditorium Named Official City Building
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter announced the new city building to be annexed to city offices. He clarified the official spelling and said remodeling of city offices will start after the market house is removed and work on the auditorium can begin next month. The structure will be called Tomlinson Auditorium, not Coliseum.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Renault
Coleum
Tomlingen Healt
Mayorookwalter
Golesseum
Colisaeum
Indianapolia
Hookwalter
Tomlinson Audituelam
Boys Must Know the License Law
A fragmented mockup notes a tension around license law for minors and a call to understand the rules. It references a public board and emphasizes the need to know the law, though the text is garbled with unclear names and places.
Died on the Road Near Altonts and Twely
Wil l taln Care of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company dies on a road accident after a late trip from Pairview park with a load of coal. An inquest will determine the cause. He lived at 247 Lambert St and was 24 years old. A Mandolin club elected officers at a meeting.
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Willtam
Tuisianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Enomte
Altonts
Twely
Pairview Park
Str
Carr
Warne
Lambert At
Indiana Conference Opens Sessions at Methodist Episcopal Church
The fifty fifth session of the Indiana conference opened in Sreensburg with Bishop D A Gongael of Boston predicting notable speakers including Rev T C Miff Henry Jameson Rev B L Ran Wall E Hughes and FC Englind. Estimates show te total value of church properties and lay memberships across Bloomington Indianapolis Seymour Vincennes and other cities. The elder minister Rev Charles Tinsley of Mapleton marked a 153 year service lineage.
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Sreensbaurg
Ind
Indiana Canfery
D. A. Gongael
Boston
T. C. Miff
Henry Jameson
B. L. Ran ‘Wall
Epworth League
Hughes
Depauw Aniversity
FC Englind
Moores
Hill Rélingé
Gow
Hanty
Bloomington
Jacharges
Connersville
Evans Vii
Indianapolis
New Albany
Ms. Seymour
Vincennes
Mente Rabinn Iw
Charlee Tinsley
Mapleton
Bret
Patch Exat island row prompts state dept probe
Washington Sept. 2 The Patch Exat government claims an island in the Chaien States has been seized. Reports say traders raised the Dutch flag on Palina’s island, prompting an inquiry by the state department into alleged acts of administration and control by Southeast Asian powers.
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Serigna-Weline
Amuctation
Washington
Ward Vames
Philippines
Siyipoa
Chaien
Stat Department
Bureau of Tuncular Affairs
Palina
Minanao
Saloonkeeper James Morey fined for two charges
Police court heard James Morey of W Pearl Street face two charges of violating the Niehelwan Inn. He pleaded guilty and was fined 31 with costs in each case. He had been arrested Thursday morning and released to appear, then reopened the saloon before a second arrest.
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James Morey
Parvenaer Sur
Seer & Shea
W. Pearlst
Niehelwan Inn
Sandow for Senate Special to The Sam
Michael Farch of Oderss Minnesota, Republican candidate, enrolled at the Minnesota university in 1998 during the Sargent strength tests. Athletic director L J Cook saw promise as a strong test subject, recording detailed measurements including height five feet ten inches and weight 185 pounds. Ferch, 28, a sericultural and law school graduate, is described as a university alumnus now working as a packer from his hometown.
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St, Paul
Michael Farch
Oderss
Minn
Ferch
Minnesota University
L. J. Cook
Husky
The
University
Water rates up Consumers protest city seeks relief
City considers action over Indianapolis Water Company tariff increases with many homeowners on Mil Space Ave seeing vault and sewer leakage charges. City Attorney says no legal private consumer rates exist yet while Board of Public Works may set equitable charges. Public hearing set for Monday afternoon as owners argue rates are unfair and poorly regulated.
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Indianapllis Water Company
City AR Ineney
Frederick E. Matson
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Hookwalter
Southaida
Mil Space Ave
Water Company
Mployem
Anaromic
Bookwalter
Indianapolis Water Company
Torether
Chry
Matson
Fty Council
Board of Public Worke
Indianapore ‘Water Company
Qne
Monley
Wuter Company
Alleir
Stoppped Car Service Affects Shelbyent Bridge Plans
The Board of Public Works instructs Indianapolis Traction and Terminal to discontinue street car arrear cco that part of the Shelbyent, interfering with the Brin Creek bridge construction at Southern-eva.
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Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Brin Creek
Southern-eva
Metropolitan Areas Permit for Renovation and Local Notices
A city notice lists permits issued for transformation along Renare-ave and several local events and meetings. It details a fire safety conference with railway officials, a Ladies auxiliary fundraiser, the Twenty-Sixth Indians Veterans reunion, and domestic art classes at the Young Women's Christian Association with shift schedules and pattern drafting.
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Central Passenger Association
Messra
Taft
Bacon
Palma
Theas
Wayler
United States
Parnakes
Tutt Fan
Tifa
Tatt Hopas
Capote
Denver
Havana
Moro Castle
Cabanas Fortress
Anchon
Henry
Weidner
He Wan
Great Bank In
Newport
Mahler
Bank of A Quarter
of & Milion
South America
Serippa-Metinereas Assoriatios
Middletow
Marhms
Rredenek Vrancke Wiereei
Acleck
N. Meridiansas
Francke
E. Herber
Mhiesselgorter
Germany
Fair Bank
Massachusetts
Scrippa-eumereas
Anascinius
Bobton
D.koston
Anutien
Anuerrage High Schr
Mamis Horn
Harold Thorp
Geotelh Henry
Greensburg
Sandow
Senate
University Law School
Michael Ferch
King Edward
TIWO
Cronberg Station
Friedrichshof’s Castle
England
Ona
Pulle Oy Po
Piageralt
Michican
Ate
Senare-ava
Bapil Renare-ave. EL
Mise Macgares Merker
Laulavale
Byertritse Bught
Wearsday Oyiening
Vie Beaury
Eric Mise
Elizabeth W. Lenina
Arthur A. Penn
Eitear Catley Conservatory
Mirais
Gang
Carissima
Penn
William Garstang
Cole Way
D.C. Walmaley
Tunis
AO Hyalt Vision
Twentysateth Indians Veteran Association
C. E. Shenoage Hand
Ashland Ave
Frank White
Onfest
Larsh
Garner
White
Damon Brooking
Alabama At
J. J. Gramling
Gramling
Mina Kelle Rovingon
Association
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