Thumb Damages Sought After Car Door Accident
William F. Badger sues Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co alleging negligence led to overcrowded cars for a Buffalo Bill and musical festival crowd. He claims his thumb was crushed when a door shut as he was pushed toward the smoking compartment on a Whitestown to Indianapolis trip. He seeks 1000 dollars, asserting permanent injury.
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Wiliam F. Badger
Terre Haute, Mapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Musical Festival
Buffalo Bill's
Apolis
Indianapolis Whitestown
Court House Bunch Defeated In Dramatic Game
The Court House Bunch suffered a 21 to 5 loss as fans jeered and praised at the field. Walter Hodge of Court House Bunch sparked attention by misdirected slide and the crowd reacted with mixed cheers and gasps during the late innings.
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Court House
Walter Hodge
Court House Bunch
Oxfords
Pwd
Mr. Hodge
Court House Teams Play Bitter Ball Game With Umpire Blamed
The report details a tense contest between Court House and South Side players with Walter Porter moving through multiple positions and sustaining injuries. Umpire Julius Thornton faces criticism from some fans while the South Side offense rallies behind Heiney and Worrell on the mound.
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E. C. Guilion
Court House
Capt. Porter
Otha Herdrich
Hodge
Otha
John Huber
John
Chester Darnell
Frank Hutchinson
Hutchinson
George Darnell
Gene Thornton
Darnall
Dr. Heiney
Dee
Worrell
Heiney
Archie Armstorng
South Siders
Armstrong
Crawfordsville
Taylor
Julius Thornton
South Side
Worrel
Thornton
Porter
Rath Dillon Sets Pace On Track With 2:14 Mile
Rath Dillon, famed 1907 champion half mile trotter, ran a mile in 2:14 2-4 and a half in 1:05 on Crawfordsville and Indianapolis tracks. The Boston team Crandall’s hoo doo remains undefeated against Dillon, who has beaten every league foe except Boston and the Phillies. The season sees fast trotters and pacers curtail racing dates amid stall-side rumors and anecdotes about strikes and training routines.
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Rath Dillon
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Boston
Crandall
Phillies
Ice destroys Haeten plant in Cincinnati fire loss $75,000
Cincinnati June 27 The plant of JL P Haeten general contractor was destroyed by fire caused by ice last night. Loss estimated at 75 000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Jl.p. Haeten
General Ocentrator
Morler Fined In Circuit Court For Medicine Without License
A grand jury indictment charged H Moler with practicing medicine without a license. He withdrew not guilty and pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Walter Whitecotton pleaded guilty to assault on Dr Hall and was fined 19 dollars and costs. Isador Shoemaker admitted petit larceny, stealing thirty cents. he is eleven and was sent to the Indiana Boys School, with probation and commitment to the Orphans Home.
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H. Moler
Walter Whitecotton
Dr. Hall
Costa
Isador Shoemaker
Susan Shoemaker
Charles Parks
Indiana Boys’ School
Orphans’ Home
Presbyterian Sunday School challenges others to baseball game
The Presbyterian Lamar School issues a challenge for a baseball game at the Union Sunday School picnic at Lafayette on Tuesday June 30. Professionals barred. Game to be called at 1 30. Acceptance due by Monday night. A big crowd is expected to attend the event.
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Union
Tecumseh Trail
Presbyterian Lamar School
Lafayette
Presbyterian Sunday School
Taft and Wright Meet Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Secretary Taft and Gen Luke E Wright arrived at Oyster Bay from New York to confer with President Roosevelt on Wright assuming the War portfolio and chairmanship of the national committee. A crowd greeted Taft at the station. General Edwards did not join the Oyster Bay meeting.
Gas Explosion in Indianapolis Causes Citywide Alarm
An early morning gas explosion on Washington Street in Indianapolis broke the iron manhole lid, released heavy smoke, and disrupted retail stores using Merchants' Heat and Light electric service. Elevators and lights failed as electric systems burned and upper floors were damaged.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Washington Street
Merchants’ Heat and Light’ Company
Jamestown Boy Earns BA From Butler College Irvington
The Jamestown Press profiles Ray Benjamin Smith son of Robert Smith who earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Butler College at Irvington after years of watch repair and preaching in Kentucky. He married Annie Ross, has two children, and plans ministry work with the Methodist church while considering future steps.
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Jamestown
Ray
Benjamin Smith
Lexington
Kentucky
Kentucky Bible College
Butler College
Irvington
Christian Church
Zionsville
Bethel Church
Mr. Smith
Robert
Church Services Across Local Congregations
Sunday church services list morning and evening programs across churches. First Christian holds annual roll call, communion, and talks by Pastor John A. Stover on Working With God and The Perfect Man. Central Christian features morning sermon The Model Christian and an evening address The Golden Age by Rev Z T Sweeney. First Baptist notes standard services with Sunday School at 9:15 and temperance lesson, morning and evening preaching. Also listed are Presbyterian morning solo and vesper program, Methodist schedule adjusting Sunday School, and United Brethren with Sabbath School at 9:30 and evening preaching.
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God
John A. Stover
Central Christian Church
ZT. Sweeney
Columbus
The
Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
Evenine
Geo
B. McKee
Presbyterian Church
Eva van Nuys
Jesus
Michigantown Man and Zionsville Woman Wed
The Frankfort Times reports Edward D. Everman of Michigantown married Eunice Divan of Zionsville in Blackburn, Ohio, on Monday evening. Everman, a leading local businessman, traveled to Zionsville for a visit, then proceeded with Divan to Blackburn to seal the union.
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Michigantown
Zionsville
Edward D. Everman
Miss. Eunice Divan
Black
Frankfort Times
Eunice Divan
Blackburn
Ohio
Everman
Zonsville
Mies Divan
Tie Father
Amusement Resort 13 Fire Destroys White City Park
Indianapolis June 27 A blaze destroyed White City Amusement Park near Broad Ripple with an estimated loss of 160000 dollars. The fire started in an imitation opium den at Mystic Cave layout and by midnight all structures were ash. No insurance. Only the swimming pool and river boat houses escaped due to distance and wind.
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Indianapolis
Ind
White City
Broad Ripple
R. C. Light
County Seeks 22473.22 From Former Treasurer Ensley
Indianapolis June 27 The Marion County authorities demand 22473 22 from Oliver P Ensley former county treasurer including 2595 65 interest for taxes collected while in office A certified check for the sum was delivered to the county treasurer and will be turned over to the county attorney The experts report alleges wrongful deduction of interest and misapplied tax collections A conference among officials followed as Ensley left for Ohio for a seriously ill wife The case hinges on whether sequestered taxes were properly extended and delinquent penalties and treasurer fees were rightly charged
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Indianapolis
Oliver P. Ensley
Ensley
Smith, Duncan, Hornbrook & Smith
John Ruckelshaes
Robison
Eliott R. Hooton
James W. Noel
Ruekelahaus
John B. Elam
Hooton
Ohio
Mr. Ensley
Gallup Vs Sebridt
Ttia
Baseball Scores From The Day In Major Leagues
Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis four to nothing while St Paul beat Columbus two to one. Louisville bested Milwaukee one to zero. Toledo tied Kansas City nil nil. St Louis defeated Detroit four to two as Cleveland beat Chicago two to four. Philadelphia topped New York six to two and Washington crushed Boston eight to zero. New York edged Boston two to zero while Pittsburg crushed St Louis nineteen to one. Chicago beat Cincinnati by an unspecified score.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Louie
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baptising at the creek in Mechanicsburg this Sabbath
Pherrill pastor announces a baptising service at Mechanicsburg creek this Sabbath afternoon. All applicants must meet at the interurban station at 2 22 pm. Arrangements are completed and members urged to attend.
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U. B
Mechanicsburg
Pherrill
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