Monuments Dedication Delayed By Low Tennessee River
Captain Ensley relays a Shiloh letter noting the Tennessee river is too shallow for the pedestal barge. A nine inch fall in thirty days leaves the water too shoal for a heavily laden barge, delaying monument dedication plans. President Captain Wood of Franklin returned from Shiloh Tuesday as weather remains unsettled.
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Westerday
Ensley
Shiloh
Tennessee
Kentucky
Andnessee
Captain Wood
Franklin
Dentist William A Dickens Arrested For Unlicensed Practice
William A Dickens a dentist was arrested yesterday at his home 810 Division Street by Detectives Holtz and Wallace on charges of practicing dentistry without a license. Dickens said he took up dentistry during the summer to earn money for college tuition and winter term, with warrants from several clients who claim he did work for them.
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Wiliam A. Dickens
Division Street
Holtz and Wallace
Dickens
Prisoner wed in jail after jealousy linked shooting claim
John Duckworth confined at the jail married Mary yesterday afternoon by Justice Stout. He faced jury action over an alleged shooting two weeks ago at her West Washington Street residence, tied to jealousy. Duckworth drew a knife and threatened detectives upon arrest.
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John Duckworth
Mary
Justice Stout
Duckworth
Sivt
West Washington Street
Fire Completes Devastation of Centennial Block on Meridian
A major blaze started in the frame stables behind the Centennial block on Meridian street at 11 last night. Hose lines were cut by a street car, delaying firemen and allowing the flames to spread. Two firemen were injured, including Captain Winters of No. 0, while Bernsteins’ junk store and Wade’s feed and storage suffered about 1500 each. Indiana Ealing Co. lost about 100. Fire aided by fireworks incident at 1 o'clock. no insurance coverage on some losses.
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Meridian Street
South Street
Union Railway
Peter Spitzfaden
East South Street
Joseph Bernstein
Martin Wade
Indiana Baling Company
Central Straw Company
Meridian
Coots
Fire Department
Newman
Salvage Corps
Bernstein
Wade
Indiana Ealing Company
Centennial Block
Century Biscuit Company
No. 0 Hose Company
Captain Winters
John White
Company No. 13
Company No. 10
Fremean
Indiana Campaign Figures and Alabama Republican Plans
W H Moody secretary of the navy may speak in Mr Landis district if he partakes in the Indiana campaign. William H O'Brien Democratic state chairman travels districts and plans a meeting in September. Ward Davis of Rising Sun named assistant at Democratic headquarters. Alabama Republicans invite Beveridge and Landis to the Birmingham state convention on September 16, the first all white GOP gathering since the civil war.
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W. H. Moody
Navy
Mr. Landis
Indiana
Congress
William H. O’brien
Democratic State Committee
Brazil
Holliday
O'Brien
Ward Davis
Rising Sun
Reiley
Democratic
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Albert J. Beveridge
Charles B. Landis
Kokomo Politicians Plan Roosevelt Visit in Sanctioned Event
E A Simmons of Kokomo and C C Shirley visited Hotel English and asked Howard County Republican officials to arrange a speaker for the September 23 Roosevelt stop in Kokomo. Simmons, nicknamed Buck, recalled Sheriff days and noted Kokomo readiness to welcome the President as a nonpartisan event despite campaign activity.
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E. A. Simmons
Kokomo
Howard County
Republican Committee
English
C. C. Shirley
Mr. Simmons
Buck Stanley
Cass County
Simmons
Buck
Bull
Amer Green
Texas
Indiana
Delphi
Stanley
Shirley
State Committee
Ike
Senator Fairbanks
Anderson
Charles L. Jewett
Jewett
Roosevelt
Civil War Veteran William F. Adams Fatally Struck by Vandalia Locomotive
William F. Adams, a Civil War veteran and stock driver, was killed when he stepped in front of Vandalia No. 2 at the intersection of Kentucky avenue and Missouri street. He died at City Hospital an hour after the 7:22 p.m. crash. Identified by pension papers and notes, Adams lived partly at Union Stock Yards and partly in a boarding house on South Capitol avenue, and he left no known relatives in Indianapolis. He suffered a base-skull fracture and died without regaining consciousness.
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Williams F. Adams
Attle
Vandalia
Kentucky Avenue
Missouri Street
Thirty-fourth
Indiana Regiment of Infantry
E. J. Robinson
Adams
Union Stockone
South Capitol Avenue
William F. Adams
Danville
Ind
St. Louis
City Hospital
Indianapolis
Creek Indian by adoption drills life of Dr Daily in Indian Territory
Dr C E Daily a Muskogee surgeon and cattle rancher travels with ranchman Jake Anspatch from St Louis to Indianapolis to meet Daily's father. Daily recounts his Creek adoption after surviving a Dalton gang attack, details Creek laws and courts, and notes his stance against immediate Indian Territory statehood. He plans permanent relocation to Indian Territory.
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English
Southwest
C. E. Daily
State Auditor Daily
Indiana
Dr. Daily
Muskogee
I. T
Jake Anspatch
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Mr. Daily
Anspatch
Young Daily
Lebanon
Indian Territory
Charlie Armstrong
Dalton Gang
Daily
Okmulgee
Armstrong
House of Warriors
House of Kings
Dally
Vassar College
Beveridge
Territorial Committee
Oklahoma
Republican leader Smith backs Spencer in Fourth District race
Consent to run for the Republican nomination was secured from Spencer with the district convention expected to choose him soon. Spencer is highly regarded across Dearborn, Ohio, and Switzland counties, seen as the strongest candidate to defeat Griffith. Powell, who previously vied for the seat, declined reentry due to business duties.
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Spencer
Repubicans
Jing’ Watson
William 8. Holman
Dearborn
Ohio
Switzerland
F. M. Griffith
Nathan Powell
Madison
Griffith
Powell
Ninth District Republican Committee Meets with Landis
A conference in Indianapolis gathered district leaders to discuss Ninth district matters with Charles B. Landis, the Republican candidate for Congress. Chairmen from eight counties reported gratifying progress and planned three to four speeches in each county during the campaign.
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Indianapolis
Ninth District
Republican Committee
Sims
Frankfort
Charles B. Landis
Congress
Landis
Gas Company Suits In Appellate Court Over Land Lease
The Consumers' Gas Trust Company of Indianapolis files two suits in the Appellate Court. One accuses Crystal Window Glass Company and Joel and Anna Jones of conspiring to dispossess the gas trust to free land for oil and gas wells, seeking a temporary injunction. The other suit claims Isaiah and Sophia Howard contend the gas company illegally holds land after a lease expired on December 15, 1901. Plus a letter to the editor from G W Brown praising meter gas and urging passage of a gas ordinance as practical and economical.
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Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Crystal Window Glass Company
Anderson
Joel M. Jones
Anna Jones
Jones
Madison County
Joneses
Window Glass Company
Isaiah
Sophia Howard
Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
G. W. Brown
Indianapolis
Woman Injured After Fall from Street Car at Noble and Washington
Mrs. Buddenbaum of 127 South Noble Street was injured last night while alighting from a street car at Noble and Washington Streets. She sustained a head injury and was returned to her home. Dr. Kennedy attended. City Dungary notified. The note ends with an ad for Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour.
Landis to Attend Crawfordsville Fair With Agriculture Secretary
Congressman Landis plans to accompany Secretary of Agriculture to Crawfordsville for the Montgomery county fair. He notes the fair is a pride of local residents and will attend with Mr. Wilson, the agriculture secretary, during the annual event.
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Montgomery County
Landis
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Invitation and Agenda Mentioned for Sept 10 Fair
Mr Wison was invited and accepted. He will attend the fair on Wednesday September 10 and deliver an address avoiding politics. He plans to discuss agriculture while L Landis will not speak. L J Kirkpatrick will conduct a short handshaking campaign with his opponent. John W Cravens, registrar at State University and a Democrat from Bloomington, attended the Grand Hotel last night for a relative's wedding, joined by S M Ralston and family from Lebanon.
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Wison
Landis
L. J. Kirkpatrick
John W. Cravens
The
State University
Bloomington
Grand Hotel
S. M. Ralston
Lebanon
Grand
Field Day Highlights Father Mathew Brigade at Forest Park
The fifth annual field day of the Father Mathew Boys Brigade was held at Forest Park with Companies A and B led by Captains Kelleher and Carney. Boys aged under twelve competed in runs, races, a pig chase, and field events as mothers and Mothers' Club members provided refreshments. A crowd of about one hundred youngsters pursued a small white pig through the woods before bringing it to ground amid cheers.
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Father Mathew Boys’ Brigade
Forest Park
Kelleher
Carney
Mothers’ Club
James McCool
Company B
Mr. Hog
William Shine
Rochford
Company A
Howard
Gavin
Canning
Elmer Bechert
M. Walpole
Cattain
Charles Black
al Warner
J. McCool
A. Faber
Excursion offers from Indianapolis area trains and rates
Train schedules and excursion offers from Indianapolis Union Station with multiple rail routes to Mackinac Island Lake Erie routes and intermediate points. Tickets priced from 1.00 to 5.00 plus round trips. Advertisements for journals by mail and local merchants included.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Union
Indianapolis
Big Four
East Washington St
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Open prices and plain figures lure shoppers to local stock
The ad urges customers to compare stock with Chicago or New York and save time by buying locally as prices are openly shown and assets are marked in clear figures.
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Chicago
New York
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Virginia Ave
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E. Market
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Jon
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