Train Collision At Brightwood Yard Kills Four
A fatal yard collision at Brightwood occurred after misjudged distances led to a rear end crash. Conductor Charles Reed and Brakeman Herbert Ulrich died, two others injured. Ulrich had married just two weeks earlier. Officials described the wreck as catastrophic with multiple coal cars derailed and emergency crews rushing救 to the scene.
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Atinn
Exhanse
Enly
Charles Reed
Herbert
Swere
I Vna
Rharke
Reeg
Ulrichi
Contuctor Reed
Ulrich
Meither
C. B. Davis
Reed
Uirich
Reel
Warne
New York gambling crackdown and political pressure shift
In New York, police closed gambling dens as Commissioner Bingham ordered action against the illicit trade. Mayor McClellan appears to retaliate against Hearst by aligning with Sullivan faction leaders at Tammany Hall, while Hearst faces opposition in the nomination process. A typhoon warning hits the Philippines with damage reported in harbor areas.
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New York
Sept
Gaming Placen
Pootraoma
Bingham
Ardere
Alt
W. R. Hearst
McClellan
Sullivan
Hearst
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Lers
Sullivans
Democrats Plan a Fight for a New County Deal
Marion county Democrats gathered at the Indiana Democratic club for a get acquainted meeting with candidates and to signal an active county campaign. Rev. Sam Small spoke of Democratic gospel and a fight for a cleaner administration. Labor candidates and the Indiana Federation of Labor showed strong backing, with a publicity plan to mobilize volunteers and disseminate campaign issues weekly.
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Marion County
Indiana Democratic Club
Paige Bn
Sam Small
Georgia
Small
Indiana
Clarence Gaumer
Central Labor Union
Gaumer
Indiana Federation of Tabor
P. Smith
Logansport
Cigarmakers’ Union
John Workman
Fort Wayne
Barkers' Union
Lee Jackson
Evanaville
United Mine Workers
Mr. Gaumer
American Federation of Labor
Indianapolis
Civ
Frank P. Baker
Oren Hack
Hiram Brown
Iefers
Jenet
Marion
Gulf Storm Ravages Gulf Coast Cities Across States
Reported damage includes 5.07 million in Pensacola and widespread disruption from New Orleans to Biloxi and Mobile. Rail, telegraph, and telephone lines cut for hours. Lake Pontchartrain ferries attacked. ships driven ashore and losses feared. Cotton crop damaged in Atlanta region as storm crosses Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Lak
Noura
Tost
Lake Pontchartrain
Gulf Cities
Mississippi
Monit
Ala
Pope Receives American Jack Stars At Audience
Fifty Americanjack stars from the squadron anchored at Naples were received in audience by the pope. They were introduced by the rector of the American seminary. Pius XII preached a short sermon in Italian to the attendants and presented them with sacred models.
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Scrippe eHas Freus Association
Naplos
Pape Plux X
Italan
Habeas Suit Over Signed Workhouse Compartments
Jacob D. Schill files a habeas corpus suit against A. D. Shaw county workhouse superintendent asserting his liberty was violated due to unsigned workhouse compartments by Police Judge T. C. Whallon. Schill was fined 100 dollars and imprisoned for one day on an assault charge and warned 10 dollars for breach of the peace.
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Jacob D. Schill
A. D. Shaw
T. C. Whallon
Sehil
Is’ Daye
Man Kills Brother After Alcohol Fueled Dispute Near Bulver Creek
Tudor, a farmer near Bulver Creek, shot and killed his brother Mullon Nathan’ Tudor was arrested. He claimed his wife insulted him after he returned home greatly under the influence of liquor, prompting him to procure a gun and fire.
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Berne
Richmond
Tudor
Bulver Creek
Mullon
Nathan
Park funding clash delays city system plans
Indianapolis council finance committee moves to limit Riverside park funding for 1907, shifting money to other parks. Mayor Bookwalter and Board of Public Parks oppose the cut, while council members target Riverside Amusement Company and perceived political influence over park management. Mayor aims to separate grades on Washington Street crossings and elevate tracks in 1907.
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Riverside Park
Board of Public Parks
Riverside
Itdy
Finance Committee
Bookwalter
Hookwanter
Indianapoly
SM. A. Downing
Board of
Public Perks
Riverside Amusement Company
Sam
Farhera
Keey Cotrol
Bockwalter
George Merritt
Pinii
Charles A. Bookwalter
Washington St
Washington Et
Washington and
Noblesta
Sun Advertising Yields Satisfactory Results for Bun Publishing
A pointed note from Bun Publishing Company praises Sun advertising for driving direct calls and inquiries. The writer confirms the Sun ad as exclusive in the paper and credits it, along with high quality goods, for strong customer response.
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BUN Publishing Company
Priday
Sun
Beaten Detectives Accuse Railroad Officers of Robbery
Two railroad detectives Jack O Conner and Walter Warrenburg were arrested on charges of highway robbery and assault after victims James Acol tey and Bouk ley were beaten and robbed near Capitol and Union tracks. Police say the pair routinely attacked riders, took money, and abandoned victims in box cars, a scheme allegedly ongoing for some time.
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Jack O'Conner
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Walter Warrenburg
Big Four Railroad Company
Hall and Mullen
Bishway
Ausault
Chatters
George Crawford
Polies
Capitoluve
Union Railway
Warrenburg
Crawford
O'Conner
Jim
Shortridge Kidnapped by Streetcar In Indy Shows Recovery
A. C. Shortridge aged 72 was struck by an Indianapolis and Greenfield traction car on Wednesday. His left leg was crushed and the nub amputated. He has shown great improvement at Deaconess hospital.
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A. C. Shortridge
Indianapolis & Greentield
Sircer Cary
Deaconess
Delegates Tour Factories After Indiana Labor Session
Delegates to the Indiana State Federation of Labor toured Lewis Meier & Co on Concretive Street where a model plant with many women producing overalls housed under the firm’s manager Charles Buechman. They then visited Capital City Brewing Co to inspect operations and enjoy the management’s guidance.
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Indiana State Federation of Labor
Fisk
Lewis Meier & Co
Charles Buechman
Tawia Meier & Co
Capital City Brewing Company
No Luck at Craps Led to Fines in Gambling Bust
Ed Black, described as a nekro, was fined for keeping a gambling house. Five men found at Black's residence were each fined five dollars and confined after police found them shouting craps on a Sunday at Black's home.
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Ed Black
Nekro
Flo
Black
Conta
60 Days a Surprise for Local Drugstore Clerk
John Truelock a druggist at 638 Indilan a ave was fined 35 and sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to violating aNicholson law. Police say his store drew a crowd buying beer and smoking tobacco all night. A clerk was fined 10 previously for similar conduct. Nearby residents reported gatherings at the rear room and a heavy sentence followed.
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John Truelock
Indil- Ana-ave
Wort Honna
Nicholson Nw
Truelock
Trudack
Walting Manor
Truetork
Goddard
Signed the Treaty Ends With Central American Pact
United States Minister Merry reports from Washington that representatives of Salvador, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Honduras signed a treaty of amity, commerce and navigation. The Costa Rica embassy cable cites the accord as a step toward regional cooperation and peaceful trade.
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Scrippi-MoHse Frese Amoriazion
Washington
Sept
United States
Merry
Costa Rica
Btste
Salvador
Guatamala
Costa Tea
Honduras
Stepped Softly While Swine Slept Inanity Commission Declares Man Insane
An insanity commission chaired by Dr. George Warne and Dr. A. B. Minster, with Justice of the Peace I. B. Stout, ruled Benjamin Franklin Cabla insane Friday morning. He worked at O. L. Hammond’s Milleraville road farm northeast of the city, hired two weeks earlier, was cheerful and talkative, claimed to have two hearts. He recently bought two pairs of rubber-soled shoes to move about the farm without disturbing anyone.
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George Warne
Minster
Stout
Benjamin Franklin
Cnx
Cabla
Hamnon
Milleraville Road
Hammond
Nominees Escape From Grafters In Martin County
Special to The Sun Washington Ind Sept 22 Democratic and Republican candidates for Martin County treasurer left on the same train for the west and will not return until after the November election. They signed an agreement to remain west of the Mississippi River to avoid pressure from men who demand money for votes and help in securing election.
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the Sun
Washington
Ind
Yeatergay
Martin County
West
Mississippi River
Muarte County
Thrau
Big Robbery At Woodruff Place Invasion At Residence
A porch climber entered the home of F O Lewis at 27 W Drive Woodruff Place early Friday, taking cash and small valuables including cuff buttons a valuable gold watch and a locket. Jewelry and a lamb roast were among the items reported missing while silverware and rooms appeared undisturbed. Police traced footprints from the roof to a side window but found no surface signs of entry. Authorities suspect the break occurred between midnight and o clock Friday. The servant discovered the theft when checking the refrigerator for breakfast provisions.
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F. O. Lewis
Woodrut Place
McCess
Lewis
Howe
Jewls
New Stage Ready For Blue Moon At Tomlinson Hall
Shubert company presents opera at Tomlinson Hall with elaborate scenery raised through upper windows. Despite heavy drops and complex settings, the crew solved the lifting task using a block and tackle. Stage extended to front. first section of seats removed. pipe organ issue eliminated. performances Friday night Saturday matinee and night.
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Shubert
Tomlinson Hall
United States Weather Forecast Update
A terse forecast notes fall and winter clothing available from GUET BOSBERG at Pembroke arcade. Tailor services mentioned with ready walings and upcoming seasonal offerings.
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United States
Guet Bosberg
Pembroke Arcade
Walings
Taft Seeks Cuban Governance as Intervention Looms
Havana dispatch reports Secretary Taft expected to proclaim himself governor of Cuba, with the U S Marines and sailors poised to seize control of the town if Palma hesitates. Intervention aims to last only until a new Cuban president is elected, while threats of resistance and uprisings loom.
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Jacob Waldeck
Havana
Taft
Cuba
Stars and Stripes
Palma
Palms
Umiec
Congress
United States
Pere Manor
Unitedates
Paat
Flory
Matansan
Betancourt
Atrongix
Aecalla
Itubl
Ives
Matanzas
Ife
America
Midport Bank Fails to Open Doors After Run
The Middleton State bank in Midport failed to open for business this morning amid a deposits run estimated at about $160 000. No public statements were issued about the bank’s affairs. Rentals offered: no charge for three days for tenants seeking rooms.
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Sevippe-Menas Fras Aueociauer
Middleport
Deport State Bank
Ita Doora
Haa Bank
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