George Allen Arrested Again After West Side Incident
George Allen was arrested at six this morning by Patrolman Dean on a complaint by Mrs. Wake land of the West Side after he returned to the Wakeland home yesterday and refused to leave. He has a history of disturbances including threats against Lee Wah Sing and past asylum confinement. A separate incident describes Mrs. E. B. McGuire, carrying a three year old granddaughter, being found intoxicated after leaving a saloon. the child clung to her grandmother as police attempted to take the youngster, and the woman was later returned to her husband who took her home. Investigation and prosecution will follow the liquor source inquiry.
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Land
Allen
Wakeland
Longcliff
Lee Wah Sing
E. B. McGuire
Dunkirk
Clifton Avenue
Big Four Wreck Kills One and Injures Thirteen
A derailed Golden State limited train No 11 on the C C C and St L railway plunged down a fifty foot grade near Big Lick Creek fourteen miles west of Indianapolis. One man died and thirteen were seriously injured as six Pullman cars piled beside the grade while the observation car remained on track after a broken coupling. Engineman John W. Gregory was at the controls as the train, late by sixty minutes, struck an incomplete switch.
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Middle West
Indiana Railway
Golden State Limited
C. C. C. & St. L. Railway
Indianapolis
Stringer Fined For Riding Unfit Horse
Joseph L. Stringer appeared before Judge Smith for driving a horse that could not work. He pled guilty and was fined five dollars and costs. He must not drive the horse for two months or until it is physically able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Stringer
Yester
Smith
Stringer
Elisabeth Sawyers Plans Scandinavian Recital at Laura Howe Home
Mrs Elisabeth Patterson Sawyers will give a recital of Scandinavian music for the Tourist club and guests at the home of Miss Laura Howe 912 North Street on Wednesday evening March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Patterson Sawyers
Laura Howe
North Street
Donlin Tricks Wabash Players Then Reveals Star Status
Mike Donlin appeared on Wabash College campus in a freshman disguise during a practice and impressed the team with fielding and batting. His wife Mabel Hite revealed the ruse, announcing that the visitor was really Mike Donlin of the New York Nationals, about to play this season for a large salary.
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Mike
Donlin
Left Garden
Mabel Hite
Mike Donlin
New York Nationals
Amateur Night at Crystal Theatre Draws Crowd
Last night amateur night at the Crystal theatre drew a large audience for two shows. Prof Melvin Tyler appeared as a guest, agreeing to perform a few selections. Amateurs Sayers and Taylor, George Kessler, Little La Mont, Eugen Walters, Little Totsie, Prof Rufus Tatem, and Melvin Tyler took the stage, with Tyler delivering comic acts and musical pieces before an abrupt interruption as stage lights flickered and he was dragged off. Manager Tom Hardie considers sending him to Ammon's circuit.
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Crystal Theater
Melvin Tyler
Tom Hardie
Sayers and Taylor
George Kessler
Little la Mont
Eugen Walters
Little Totsie
Rufus Tatem
Melvin
Mr Tyler
Hardie
Ammon
County and City Residents Rally on Downtown Streets
A large crowd from the county and city filled downtown streets today, showing broad local participation and visible civic energy. The event drew diverse residents amid mild weather and visible community support.
City Car No 143 Rebuilt and Repainted Wide Sight
A rebuilt and repainted City Car No 143 appeared on the streets today showcasing its restored condition and updated finish for public view.
Dead Babe Found in Suit Case on Interurban Car
Fort Wayne police investigate a newborn girl found dead in a suitcase aboard an interurban car. Conductor Ora Diederich discovered the body after the car was brought to the barn. Postmortem reports indicate the infant was newly born and died from loss of blood due to improper care.
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Fort Wayne
Logansport Daily
Indianapolis News
Daily Student
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ora Diederich
Here
E. M. VanBuskirk
W. W. Barnett
Fraud Alleged in Horse Sale Suit
John Crain filed a fraud suit against Harry Andres in Judge Hanawalt's court after purchasing a horse said to be free from liens but later found to have a lien. Crain paid thirty dollars for the horse and a warrant for Andres's arrest has been issued.
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John Crain
Harry Andres
Hanawalt
Crain
Andres
Sale men will test the law in Johnston liquor case
John G. Keip and Martin Bligh claim interest in liquor seized at Johnston Hotel. All saloons closed at eleven last night and Sunday is expected to be dry. The trial for Tuck Swigart and Robert Gibson on the blind tiger law was postponed to Monday. Keip and Bligh seek continuance to appeal if needed, aiming for the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuck Swigart
Robert Gibson
John G. Keip
Martin Bligh
Supreme Court
Swigart
Gibson
Kokomo Knights of Pythias to Attend Kokomo Service
Local Kokomo colored Knights of Pythias lodge members will travel to Kokomo tomorrow to attend a special service at the A. M. E. church. Present will be Harry Brooks Fred Gilmore Ervin Cordell E Hughes Norris Lewis George Parker Harry Gilmore George Hodes David Valentine and George Mabry.
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Kokomo
Appointments to the Board of Charities Named
Judge Larry appoints Thomas Flinn and Benjamin F. Yantis to the board of charities. The commission is dated September 1 1906 with a six year term of office.
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Thomas Flinn
Benjamin F. Yantis
Larry
Board of Charities
Runaway Wagon Crash Breaks Man’s Leg at Oak and Canal
Ora Packard and a friend were carting scrap iron when a frightened colt caused the wagon to run away. Packard was thrown onto the railroad tracks and suffered a double leg fracture with the bone protruding through the skin. His companion escaped uninjured and Packard was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Oak
Canal Streets
Ora Packard
Erie Avenue
Heppe
Dr. Hetherington
Packard
Oak and Canal
Twelfth Street
Hetherington
del- Flinn
St. Joseph's Hospital
Woll & Tucker
Used horse clippers shave crowd in Logansport incident
In Logansport a man named Jake Bingaman, seen walking for junk, was recognized by workers at the Clingenpeel livery barn on Market Street. They used horse clippers to shave his head bald, while he requested hair clipping. The encounter left him bald as a billiard ball.
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Logansport
Jake Bingaman
Clingenpeel
Market Street
Bingaman
Jamestown Stamp Series To Debut May First
A new Jamestown commemorative stamp series will go on sale May 1 during the exposition. The set includes one, two, and five cent stamps in green red and blue, featuring Captain John Smith and Pocahontas. The stamps will be valid indefinitely once issued.
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John Smith
Pocahontas
Jamestown
Harriman
Louisiana Purchase
St. Louis
Mrs Burgmann and son depart for New York City visit
Mrs. H. F. Burgmann and her son Paul, of North Street, leave for New York City to visit her sister Mrs. Rev. Schamm.
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H. F. Burgmann
Paul
North Street
New York City
Rev. Schamm
Enraged Bull Kills Fine Horse Near Greensburg
A raging bull attacked a fine horse near Greensburg and gored it to death, leaving farmers shocked by the deadly incident.
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Greensburg
Ice Cream Shortage Hits City Amid Heat
Ice cream parlors and soda fountains faced a citywide shortage as two days of warm weather melted all cream supplies. W. S. Shearer reported being unable to deliver, and druggists failed to obtain cream from Wabash Huntington and Peru.
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W. S. Shearer
Wabaeh
Huntington
Peru
Flowers Bloom in Spring Yard Show
With warmer weather many spring blooms appear in a Market Street yard. Tulips and crocuses have sprung up along with wind flower and other wild blossoms.
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Market Street
Reverend Darwin Plans Farewell Sermon Before Move
Rev J C Darwin of Wheatland Avenue M E Church and family depart Monday at 1 30 p m for Shelton Mason County Washington to begin their new work and he will preach his farewell sermon tomorrow at Trew.
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J. C. Darwin
Wheatland Avenue
M. E
Shelton
Mason County
Washington
Tomer Trew
Revival Record Breaks Attendance In Multiweek Meetings
Evangelist Scoville’s revival week shatters attendance records with 770 converts in Indianapolis, 852 in Chicago, 859 here, and a total approaching 1,200 as further meetings are planned. Mothers and girls heard sermons, with ten young girls converting, and an overflow service announced for Sunday night at First Presbyterian Church.
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Indianapols
Chicago
Evangelist Scoville
Scoville
Betts
First Presbyterian
Hell
Gehenna
Hades
Rev
Christ
Jesus
Miell
Evangelist
Paul
Peter
John
God
Noah
Lot
Sodom
Gomorrah
Gallileo
Columbus
Jenner
Dr. Jenner
Hillshero man ends life after eyesight loss
Robert Hughes a 45 year old businessman of Hillshero Hl. committed suicide by drinking ecbarbelic acid amid financial troubles. The loss of sight was the true trigger for his despondency.
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Robert Hughes
Hillshero, Hl
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