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Widespread World and Domestic Updates from Sunday’s Journal
Word from Bulgaria reports Miss Stone is well treated while captive. Oklahoma Governor Jenkins is removed. Thomas B. Ferguson named acting governor. Colombia’s Conservatives gain full control. Liberals near collapse. Wabash wreck in Seneca reportedly 68 dead, 21 dead per Wabash officials. Military Academy defeats Naval Academy 11 to 5 at Franklin Field with Roosevelt present. Trial of Mrs Boniie ends. defense claims Ayres killed during revolver struggle. Washington caucuses: Republicans renominate Henderson. Democrats nominate Richardson. Baseball league approved. Catherine Barr to claim Cincinnati estate. Studebaker buried in South Bend. Purdue and teachers’ groups close season. Two women commit suicide. E T H Railroad verdict $60,000 in Terre Haute suit. Pope receives Mer Sharetti. Amundsen pole expedition HQ chosen. Italian budget shows 41 million lire surplus. 13 million forecast. Madonna sold for francs. Italian case seeks fines and seizure. Detective inquiries in Paris yield no knowledge of alleged London Paris fraud suspect.
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Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Jenkins
Oklahoma
Thomas B. Ferguson
Colon
Detroit Tribune
Seneca
Military Academy
Naval Academy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Boniie
Washington
Ayres
Henderson
House
Mr. Richardson
Purdue Athletic Association
Clement Studebaker
South Bend
Asheville
Frankfort
E. & T. H. Railroad
City of
Terre Haute
Mer. Sharetti
Philippine Islands
Boothia Felix
Amundsen
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Curano
Francias
Marquis Fangoule
Paris
Ministry of the Interior
London
London and Westminster Bank
Everett Bright Killed by Big Four Train No 19
Ten year old Everett Bright, son of Chester Bright a Brightwood wood yard weigher, was killed yesterday afternoon when Big Four train No 19 struck him on the main track as he watched a laborer place a switch lamp. He was carried to his home at 2235 Station Street. Forest Bixler, aged twelve, witnessed the tragedy.
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Everett Bright
Chester Bright
Brightwood
Big Four Road
Big Four
Forest Bixler
Massachusetts Avenue
Station Street
G. L. Scarry
Panhandle
Dinsmore
J. M. Smith
Charles S. Western
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
A. B. Deniston
General Western
Great Northern
Portland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wisconsin Central
Minneapolis
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
A. Strauser, Jr
Findlay
Fort Wayne & Western
Toledo Railway Company
E. F. Cost
Ingalls
Southwestern
L. L. Shields
J. W. Menzies
Central of Georgia
Menzies
Monon
A. E. Robbins
Buffalo Transportation Club
Robbins
Buffalo
Wabash
Vandalia
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York
Boston
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Santa Fe
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa
South Bend
New Appeal for Mrs Maybrick from Cleveland and Lakeside Cities
Former Canadians now living in American cities push a petition to free Mrs Florence Maybrick. A Cleveland lawyer drafts the document, to be sent to cities around the Great Lakes and to the mayors of Montreal and Toronto before reaching the King of England and the British Prime Minister.
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Cleveland
Florence Maybrick
Great Lakes
Montreal
Toronto
England
Sea of Marmora Refugees Amid Bright Dawn Sky
A fragmentary passage describes a white ship sailing the Sea of Marmora with Greek refugees crowded in its hold and on the deck. The scene contrasts a scarlet dawn glow with distant impassive skies as the ship glides by.
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Sea of Marmora
Fabious
J. Zangwill
Lippincott’s
Freight movement at Indianapolis tops prior years
Tonnage remains heavy with 22,220 loaded cars among 28,276 total moved in the week ending Nov 30. By comparison, 1900 saw 21,003 loaded and 20,681 in 1899. Shippers report busy manufacturing, packing houses, mills, and heavy rail traffic due to favorable weather and broad freight variety.
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Tve
Indianapolis
IL &L
LD & W
P. & E.—East
P. & E.—West
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Rail power plays seen in Clark Walsh railroad pact
The Denver Post reports rumors that Senator W. A. Clark of Montana and Thomas F. Walsh of Colorado join to build a new transcontinental railroad with Chicago Rock Island & Pacific. The plan ties Clark’s Los Angeles Salt Lake route and Walsh’s Gunnison Pueblo line to connect with Rock Island, possibly reaching Liberal Kansas. Also noted are Belt Line grain and car movements, and multiple railroad personnel changes across several lines.
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Denver Post
W. A. Clark
Montana
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Clark
California
Walsh
Ouray
Gunnison
Pueblo
Senator Clark
Liberal
Kan
Rock Island
Mr. Walsh
Washington
Railway News Roundup of Appointments and Deals
Portfolios shift as executives move to new posts while lines expand. Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Philadelphia firms report station openings, partnerships, and planned rail improvements. Norfolk and Western buys Pocahontas mines for 20 million dollars, and Florida tourism is poised to draw winter travelers.
Interest in Football in Indianapolis Needs College Teams
After the football season local observers argue Indianapolis crowds won t rise to Eastern standards without a strong college program. A University of Indianapolis team, plus better student involvement, could spark broader interest, with hopes for Indiana Illinois and Indiana Purdue games in the city. The two high schools will again field teams and a neutral Bloomington result highlights the value of neutral sites.
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Indianapolis
University of Indianapolis
Indiana
Purdue
Notre Dame
Chicago
Eldiron
Illinois
Bloomington
Spiritualism lecture ends with failed Gerald test
Mrs. Amanda Coffman of Grand Lodge Michigan spoke on spiritualism at the First Spiritualist Church. She performed tests as a medium but could not locate the Gerald spirit caller, despite Rose’s claim that her husband killed her, prompting audience curiosity about the missing man.
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Amanda Coffman
Grand Lodge
Mich
Alabama
New York
Rose
Gerald
Marion County Medical Society Meeting at Central Hospital
The Marion County Medical Society will hold an informal gathering Tuesday December 3 at 7 to 3 p.m. at Central Hospital for Insane. Dr Stewart L Paton of Johns Hopkins University will address "Recent Advances In Psychiatry and Their Relation to Internal Medicine." Attendance is limited to society members and invited guests.
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Marion County Medical Society
Central Hospital For Insane
Stewart L. Paton
Johns Hopkins University
Record grain and general markets in November trade
November markets show high overall volume with steady prices across goods. Irish potatoes rise to about 1 per bushel while fruit and tropicals move. flour strengthens with wheat, and eggs butter cheese stay steady. Grain markets report firm prices for wheat corn oats with November inspections at 26 cars and a strong hay market.
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Malaga
Hay
Timothy
The
Board of Trade
Appellate and Circuit Court Case Notices and Briefs
A listing of several court matters including Alma E Krukow versus Patterson Music Company on mortgage, Amos F Shover versus Gilbert Manlove to quiet title, James Craig versus the State of Indiana, and other appellate and circuit court items. Also notes appellent briefs and records of errors for multiple cases in Vigo, Delaware, and St. Joseph counties.
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Alma E. Krukow
E. Groninger
Patterson Music Company
Amos F. Shover
Gilbert B. Manlove
Ctrcuit
Supreme Court
James Craig
State of Indiana
Henry C. C. Appellant
Appellate Court
James Cooney
The
American Mutual Life Insurance Company
Elkhart
St. Joseph
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Bertermann Bros
New No
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Rouse & Mayhew
Practical Opticians
Monument Place
ET. Silvius & CO
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H. Lockwood
Stegmeir Bros
Llinots St
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
New
NY Senate
FRANK_BLANCHARD
Delaware
W. A_ GREVER
Majestic
Real &State
W. W. Dark & CO
E. Market St
New Pho Sai
Milam!com
Rochester
Ind
Ereal Estate
Care Journal
New York St
Gregory & Appel
Lexington
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Ingalls Bldg
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Ochcar SS. Reoads
Kenefick & CO
Empire Jing
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Capriaeree
Gannon
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Cincinnath
Mercer Lumbee Co
Joseph Gardner
Ky Ave
Secona-Thana Bull
Olding
Aeorage
INDP
LS Warehouse Co
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
O'Clotk
Aaid Lee
Tan County
James E. Greer
John Mngregor
Thos, &. Spapford
Attest Hanney
Insurance
Royal Insurance Company
W. A. Greyer
Majestic Bidg
Sunday's Journal
W. H. Watkins
Joseph W. Smith
Indianapolis Dramatic Club
R. P. Hobson
Tomlinson Hall
William H. Barr
Elizabeth Howell
Mrs. Maybrick
Lerning
Halstead
William Weinley
Mr. McKintey
the Journal
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Southern Railway System
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D. M. Parry
Union
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George Stevens
President Hill
Stickney
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Oregon
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Ogden
Morton
J. M. Galbreath
Mexicanational Railway
Monterey & Mexican Gulf Road
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Norfolk & Western
Pocahontas
Virginia
D. G. Edwards
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First
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Kennedys
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Limburger
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Gmione
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Coal and Coke
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Winifrede
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Brazil
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Capitol
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Farwell
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Hill Fine
Pepperell
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Allen TR
Alien
American Indigo
Arnold Lo
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Simpson
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Charles Frohman
H. Crane
David Harum
Florodora
Agnes Herndon
the Flaming Arrow
Pueater
Weber
Sam Devere
Rice & Barton Gaiety
Grand Opera
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Starr Piano Co
Newton Claypool
Lohengrin
Gadskin
Carmen
Calve
Theodore Thomas
Starr Piano Store
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William J. Carlin
Central Steel Company
Vinson Carter
Omas R. Lavery
Central Trust Company
Guardian
Marion Brackett
Luther Deputy
James A. Pritchard
Andrew Jackson
Clark H. Schooley Et al
Mechanic's Hen
Charles Richardson
James A. Collins
National Branch Bank
Maefend
Michael Klien
Louis Kiien
Louis Kien
Charlies W. de Pauwva
Premier Steel Company
Fremont Alford
Anna Stringer
Jones Smock
Hartford Saving and Investment Company
Winifred BK
Migher
Indianapolis le Company
Ratie Whi C. Appellant
Maria Et
Woodworth
Roland T. Velteh
Morgan A
J. A. Arte Et al
Warren M. Yeager
Vigo C. C. Appellee
Consumers’ Paper Company
Henry J. Eyer
C. C. Appellant
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