Indiana road routes expansion efforts and judge Henry C. Ryan to Washington
Adverse reports on three of twelve thousand two hundred fifty routes have been found as Superintendent Machen seeks a five hundred thousand dollar appropriation to resume route establishment by late February. Two thousand one hundred sixty routes are planned with Indiana allotted one hundred two. judge Henry C. Ryan travels to Washington with Charles L. Henry as Indiana men back his federal judgeship appointment.
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Machen
Indiana
Indianapolis
Anderson
Ind
Henry C. Ryan
Madison
Army Canteen Question Abolition Hurts Soldier Discipline
General Bates, Paymaster General, argues in a communication to Adjutant General Corbin that restoring the army canteen improved discipline and reduced desertions, while abolishing it led to higher fines and forfeitures. He cites paymaster records showing increased collections from 70,000 enlisted men after canteen abolition, attributed to uncontrolled liquor traffic harming morals and discipline.
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Washington
Bates
Army
Corbin
War Department
New Supreme Court Reporter Appointed in Butler Case
Charles Henry Butler of New York City was named reporter of decisions for the Supreme Court, succeeding Bancroft Davis who resigned. Butler, 43, is a practicing attorney and author on international law. Also noted, Rathbone pressed for Cuban conviction review. Ohio River improvement push seeks a nine foot water stage with congressional survey planned.
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Washington
Charles Henry Butler
New York City
Supreme Court of the
United States
Bancroft Davis
New York
Estes G. Rathbone
Cuba
Capitol
Senate
Congress
Ohio River
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Ohio
House
Cromwell
Gill
Taylor
Hemenway
Indiana
Covener
West Virginia
Kehoe
Kentucky
Albert Bettinger
Cincinnati
Association For Ohio
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois Ohio and Kentucky
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for snow in Indiana on Friday with brisk north winds and fair conditions Saturday. In Illinois expect Cloudy Friday with probable snow and brisk north winds, followed by fair Saturday. Ohio faces snow or rain and colder weather with snow in the north Friday and brisk winds, Saturday fair though the northeast may see snow. Kentucky sees snow or rain Friday and fair, colder Saturday. Local observations on Thursday.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Movements of Steamers and Arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures in several ports. Majestic arrives from New York and Roman from Montreal in Liverpool. Bohemian sails to New York and Pretort en for Halifax and St John N B and Rhyn land to Philadelphia. Kronprin g sails from Bremen and Southampton to New York. Ocean Sea sails to New York. Teutonic arrives and Minnetonka sails to New York. Trave arrives from an unspecified destination.
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Majestic
New York
Roman
Montreal
Bohemian
Pretorten
Halifax
St. John
N. B
Rhynland
Philadelphia
URG
Kronpring
Bremen
Southampton
Queenstown
Ocean$e
Teutonic
Minnetonka
En Tore
Trave
Roosevelt Receives Spanish War Nurses and Pan American Delegates
President Roosevelt meets nearly a hundred Spanish War Nurses Association members in Washington and greets each personally. Dr Walter Weyman brings about fifty Pan American Sanitary delegates to the White House as nurses later visit Secretary Root at the War Department. Commissioner Sargent reports on admitting eleven Cuban children detained in New York, endorsing Universal Brotherhood School at Point Loma Cal, with a public hearing to follow next Saturday.
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Miami River
Cincinnati
J. M. McKnight
Louisville
Lieutenant de Faramond
Laubet
France
Roosevelt
Root
War Department
Sargent
Immigration Bureau
Shaw
United States
New York
Universal Brotherhood School
Point Loma
Cal
Beaten At Elwood Polo Triumph For Elwood Team
Elwood polo team defeated Indianapolis 6 to 2 in Elwood Indiana, securing their first win of the season. Hipson's rushes and Berry's defense highlighted the visitors, with Olle and Farrant scoring all Elwood goals across the three periods. Umpire Demontreville, stops White 20 Berry 31.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Indianapolis
Hipson
Berry
Olle
Farrant
White
lUmpire
Muncie polo team beats Anderson in fast exhibition
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Indiana reports the Muncie polo team defeated Anderson 4 to 2 in a clean fast exhibition. Higgins led with superior passing Cusick's defense and Usick made 28 stops while Mullen of Anderson had 15.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Anderson
Higgins
Cusick
Usick
Mullen
Coal miners seek nine cent raise by scale change
A report states Ohio miners demand a nine cent per ton increase in coal pay. The piece notes related labor actions: a nine hour day end for silversmiths and finishers in Greater New York, and a Houston street car strike settlement with staged wage increases. It mentions industrial expositions, bankruptcies, and union organizing efforts across several cities.
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New York City
Berlin
United Mine Workers of America
Houston
Tex
State Department
United States
W. A. Prickitt
Rheims
France
Pickering Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Mass
Boston
Trades Council of
N. Y
William Potter
Potter
Hudson Valley
Trento
N. J
Zessereed
J. Aspinwaliize
United States Steel
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Chicago
R. Mullin
St. Louis
H. Dowry
Indianapolis
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen
John T. Wilson
J. W. Davenport
Sandifer
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C. Boyle
J.C. Lambert
Jasper
Ala
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Bath
Itman
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Port Authur
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
New York
Congress
Frank Richards
Suspension Bridge
Michigan Central
Morford
St. Thomas
Detroit
Board of Trade
Humphrey
Cirrcuit Court
Springfield
Illinois
Board of Rade
Aioass
Perils of the Deep from a Kansas City Journal
Dialogue excerpt recalls a sailor boasting of twenty seven Atlantic crossings without drowning and questions which voyage led to his death. The piece contrasts dangerous sea travel with rail disasters, noting many drownings and calling it a fatal death.
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Kansas City Journal
Manny
Senet
Fire blast aimed at Dr Lafollette home shocks Indiana town
In Williamsport Poe post office area a blast ripped through Dr George Lafollette’s sitting room injuring his foster daughter Minnie Wolf Lafollette. Fire from the explosion scorched the house but water saved the furnishings. Investigators found splintered wood with explosive residue. Dr Lafollette, brother of Indianapolis attorney Lafollette, fears an assassination attempt and has hired detectives.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Williamsport
Poe
George Lafollette
Minnie Wolf Lafollette
Osborne Elected Captain of Purdue Football Team
Irvin Selden Osborne was chosen Purdue football captain after a team meeting in Lafayette. He beat Joe Knapp and Allen, known for his quarterback play this season, and hails from Oberlin College. The banquet will be held at Hotel Lahr Saturday night.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Irvin Selden Osborne
Purdue
Osborne
Joe” Knapp
Allen
Oberlin College
Dover
Harry Leslie
Hotel Lahr
Washington
Ira L. Reeves
United States Army
Purdue University
Rose Polytechnic Forms Indoor Baseball Team Manager Elected
Rose Polytechnic Athletic Association plans an indoor baseball team with John Regan as manager and Dalley the football player as captain. The same school glee club and orchestra announce a public concert on December 9, directed by Hugh McGibeny of Indianapolis and Mrs. Allyn Adams of Terre Haute.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Polytechnic Athletic Association
John Regan
Dalley
Hugh McGibeny
Indianapolis
Allyn Adams
Incendiary Fire Burns Gaston Methodist Church
Gaston Indiana. The Methodist Church, eight years old and valued at about $6,000, was destroyed by a fire last night at 11. The structure, brick walls with a slate roof, had coal sheds adjoining and were set ablaze from the sheds. The church was insured for $3,000 and authorities suspect arson after a recent assault on the pastor by a saloon man.
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Indianapolis Journal
Gaston
Ind
George W. Martin
Growth of Lafontaine Bank and Town Incorporation
Wabash Ind Dec 4 The town of Lafontaine reincorporation follows years with oil and gas growth and factory development The Lafontaine Bank led by Tobias Miller may become a national bank with 16000 capital held by five farmers plans to raise 9000 more and apply for a national charter Local businessmen organize a bank with 20000 capital with some stock subscribed
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Lafontaine
Lafontaine Bank
Tobias Miller
Liquor license denied in Russiaville election
Willis Wisehart’s application to sell intoxicants failed before the County Commissioners in Russiaville Indiana after a remonstrance bearing 170 names was filed against the petition.
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Indianapolis
Russiaville
Ind
Willis Wisehart
Peti
Voters in Honey Creek Township Bar Saloons by Remonstrance
In Honey Creek Township a late election compacted nonpartisan votes to limit remonstrances for liquor licenses. Only 121 signatures were needed to defeat an applicant, enabling two saloons to operate under legal authority after a judge’s decision. Apparent tactic secures power of attorney from 179 names for future denials.
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Honey Creek Township
Temms
Gas shortages halt Decatur industry and spark council action
In Decatur Indiana a near total natural gas outage triggers public uproar as nearly 200 consumers and business owners demand the gas company meet domestic needs or lose its franchise. Wiltshire Ohio interests win a franchise to pipe Sas gas to customers. In Muncie the American Window Glass plant closes by order citing gas supply failure. Forty eight shops had operated since the fire with 20 workers laid off. a producer gas system and new stations will be built to resume operations for plants Nos 10 and 11. the laid off workers will be reemployed elsewhere.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Logansport and
Wabash Valley Gas Company
Wiltshire, O
Muncie
American Window Glass Company
Maring-Hart
Theodore E. Warrick
Over the Dollar Mark Boosts Indiana Oil Prices
Indiana oil men celebrate a price jump from 38 cents to 1.01 dollars amid stronger Eastern oil, with South Lima also at 1.01 and North Lima at 1.06. White House Kentucky oil hits 1.15 dollars while Somerset and Lacey Kentucky quote lower. Ohio Oil Co. in Montpelier reports crowds as farmers sell, oilmen hold for higher market.
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Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
Ind
Indiana
South Lima
North Lima
White House
Somerset and Lacey
Ohio Oil Company
Interurban Right of Way Petition Filed Through Tippecanoe
Townsend Reed & Co filed with the county auditor a petition for an interurban right of way by the Indianapolis Lebanon Frankfort Traction Co. to build a line from Indianapolis through Marion Boone Lebanon Frankfort Tippecanoe to Lafayette. The road would run west from the county line to Lafayette and seek immediate confirmation. An arrangement with Labrirg Street Railway for use is generally understood though not confirmed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Townsend, Reed & Co
Tippecanoe County
Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort Traction Company
Indianapolis
Marion
Boone
Lebanon
Frankfort
Labrirg Street Railway
Marriage of Old Spouses in Anderson Draws Attention
ANDERSON Ind Dec 4 A marriage in this city this afternoon was unusual. About ten years ago August Wise and Jennie Wise separated and were later divorced. Wise moved to Indianapolis and runs a transfer business. Mrs Wise stayed in Anderson. Wise recently called on his former wife and they married with many old friends present who had sought reconciliation. RICHMOND Ind Dec 4 New Paris Ohio has granted a franchise to Dayton Western Traction Co to build a line from Eaton to Richmond. A spur to Cedar Springs Hotel will reopen the resort. construction from Eaton is under way.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Rolla Clingman
Michigan City
Stewart Miller
Clingman
Anderson
Wise
Jennie
Indianapolis
Richmond
New Paris
Here
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Boston
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Discharged Marion Veterans Seek Shelter in Local Facilities
Dozens of Marion Soldiers' Home members, discharged recently, are left without shelter or provisions. Lacking friends in the city, many have gone to jail or the county poor farm to avoid exposure. The local post G. A. R. formed a committee to investigate and seek reinstatement for the veterans.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Marion Soldiers’ Home
Farmer Henry Short Killed by Trains Near Mill Creek
LaPorte Indiana December 4 Henry Short sixty a prosperous farmer living three miles east of Mill Creek was struck and killed by a Grand Trunk train while crossing tracks to let a westbound train pass. He left a widow and four children.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Henry Short
Mill Creek
Grand Trunk
Cat seizes Marion home in rabies scare near attorney’s family
A rabid cat at Attorney T. B. Dicken’s Marion residence bit several people after first biting a dog. The animal attacked Miss Gladys Higgins, Roy Michaela, and Mrs. Alonzo Boller before it was killed, causing concern among neighbors and family.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
T. B. Dicken
Gladys Higgins
Roy Michaela
Alonzo Boller
Henry sues for venue change over Broad Ripple Street sale
Shelbyville Indiana December 4 James R Henry sues in the ee circuit court for 340 dollars claiming entitlement to 5000 dollars for rail line sale services and that only 1500 dollars was paid The suit seeks venue transfer from Marion county court against Hugh McGowan
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
James R. Henry
Marion County Court
Hugh McGowan
Henry
Broad Ripple Street
Brogan Named Postmaster to Philippine Insular Government
South Bend Ind Dec 4 Anthony Brogan appointed by President Roosevelt postmaster to the insular government in the Philippines with headquarters at Cavite Brogan a Notre Dame graduate of 1901 with high honors
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South Bend
Ind
Anthony Brogan
Roosevelt
Philippines
Cavite
Brogan
University of Notre Dame
Franklin corn shredder casualty shocks local news
Franklin Indiana reports a fatal accident as Oscar Scott, while feeding a corn shredder, suffered injuries leading to his demise. The incident occurred during routine operation at the farm facility, highlighting dangers of machinery in agricultural work.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Johnaeon County
Oscar Scott
Multiple Indiana notables die in December 4 notices
Reports from Lebanon Richmond Goshen Rushville San Bernardino Evansville Madison and Jasper Indiana note deaths and medical emergencies. Laura B Darnell and Mary A Hickner listed among the stricken and dead with causes cited typhoid fever nervous paralysis and apoplexy. Other obituaries include Gullelma Clark Caroline Meyers Joseph Edmonds Rachel Foster Elizabeth Morrow Charles B Barton George Lockyear Allan Ramsay and Louis Seng with brief biographical details.
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Richmond
Ind
Mary A. Hickner
Gullelma Clark
Chester
Caroline Meyers
Mount Auburn
Goshen
Joseph Edmonds
Upper Canada
Rushville
Rachel Foster
Eighth Street
Elizabeth Morrow
San Bernardino
Cal
Charles B. Barton
Indiana
Evansville
George Lockyear
Warwick County
Madison
Allan Ramsay
Hanover
Jasper
Louis Seng
Veranda
Wabash Doctor Defended in Damages Suit Over Injury
Frank Garrett sues Dr. N H Thompson for damages claiming a torpedo wound to his face was botched during stitching, leaving tin fragment in flesh and partial blindness. The case highlights medical negligence claims in Wabash.
National Trotting Board Opens Two Case Dockets In New York
The National Trotting Board of Review resumed sessions with two cases against William O Neal and W R Cox, plus related testimony claiming race fixing. A second docket involved D W Cummings and others over a race at Warren Ohio with a painted horse. both cases continued to tomorrow.
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Board of Review
The
National Trotting Association
William O'Neal
Lexington
Mass
W. R. Cox
Nashua
N. H
Thomas Sutton
Rockville
D. W. Cummings
Shelby
James Fogarty
Rochester
N. Y
E. L. Hinkston
Dick M
Davenghes
Lucy P
Pekin
Dreyfuss Predicts Crisis as NL Strengthens
Barney Dreyfuss Pittsburg owner visited Indianapolis meeting with John Brush and W H Watkins amid talk of the coming season. He says the National League is stronger than ever, expects no American League club in New York or Pittsburg, and predicts the American League’s crisis in 1938 with harmony among NL clubs.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
John T. Brush
New York
W. H. Watkins
Majestic
Mr. Dreyfuss
Indianapolis
Dreyfuss
Watkins
John I. Rogers
Philadelphia
Delehanty
Washington
Rogers
Johnson
Detroit bowler nets perfect 300 in fellowcraft lanes
George Hanley of Detroit bowled a perfect 300 at Fellowcraft alleys in Detroit on December 4, striking twelve in a row to set the highest possible bowling score in the Commercial League game.
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Detroit
Mich
George Hanley
Jewel Stoves And Ranges Letters at Indianapolis Post Office
In Indianapolis the Jewel Stoves and Ranges mail is to be called for within two weeks or sent to the dead letter office. A long list of names follows, with instructions for residents to claim their letters by presenting original requests, noting that transient addressees must be marked transient. The notice includes guidance on proper addressing and delivery procedures, plus a roster of names and entities connected to the mail matter.
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Oe Lowe
Pardello Falls Wittmer In 31 Minute Catch Contest
New York champion Pardello wrestled Cincinnati’s Wittmer in a Graeco-Roman styled catch match at the Empire last night lasting thirty one minutes for one fall. Wittmer, heavier by twenty pounds, faced late double nelson pressure that forced him to the mat as Pardello dominated with fast work. Sam Murburger pens to meet Pardello tonight with a twenty minute throw or a forfeit of 0 dollars.
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Leo Pardello
New York
Charles Wittmer
Cincinnati
the Empire
Wittmer
Pardello
Sam Murburger
Pardells
Pardeilo
Murburger
Captain and Manager Named for M. T. H. 8 Football Team
Jason Saunderson, a seventeen year old junior and full back, was elected captain of the M. T. H. 8 football team for 13. Russell Fortune was chosen manager for next year. The captaincy choice was between Saunderson and Fortune.
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Jason Saunderson
Saunderson
Fortune
Ene
Russell Fortune
Hemingray Restored to California Club Tracks
President Williams of the California Jockey Club announced after an investigation that Hemingray of Cincinnati is restored to privileges at the California Club's tracks in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Williams
California Jockey Club
Hemingray
Cincinnati
California
Furs Not Stolen Says Local Policeman
James Brosnan store on Market and Illinois streets faced a reported fur robbery of 00 dollars but Merchant Policeman Thomas Moore saved the furs. He spotted furs near a steam register and moved them to avoid heat damage. Brosnan reported the loss, but Moore appeared at the store before opening to reveal no theft and clarify the incident.
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James Brosnan
Market
Illinois
Thomas Moore
Moore
Mr. Brosnan
Brosnan
Dance at Germania Hall Draws Large, Masked Crowd
The Billers' Protective Union staged a successful dance at Germania Hall last night. The crowded event featured masked dancers in elaborate costumes, with prize waltzes and two-steps and contests for fancy and comical costumes. The winners’ prizes included a watch announced today.
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Billers’ Protective Union
Germania Hall
Ravermay
Ae Moat
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