Dugan Identified In Canal Drowning After Night Rescue
Patrolmen Milan and Hall heard agonized calls near Market and Missouri. They found Martin Dugan submerged in the canal and unable to be saved despite recovery attempts. Identified by James Allison and others as 54 year old South West street resident, last seen drinking earlier, death by own action not confirmed. body taken to morgue awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Milan
Hall
Market
Missouri
Wabash Street
Rey
Mowily
Cainen Duncan
Askins
Martin St. Lnu
James Allison
West
William Nisewander
Martin
South Fied
Martin Dugan
South West Street
John
Mary
Bridget
Dugan
Ellen Conners
Indianapolis
Kelly
Washington and
Wider
Durbin Proclaims Special Election for State Legislature Seat
Durbin issues proclamation calling a special election to fill the vacancy caused by Carnshaw's death. The election is set to be held in Daviess County on a forthcoming Saturday.
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Durbin
Itive
Carnshaw
Waa
Daviess County
Trial in Jennings assault case nears jury verdict
In federal court at Salem the defense rested after witnesses contradicted Jennings account of the January 3 incident. Defendants including Alvis Pace Reed Elliott denied threats or masking and disputed the desk lock and pamphlet theft claims. Depositions and character witnesses for both sides were read as jurors prepare to deliberate Monday evening on damages and costs.
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David A. Jennings
Salem
Jennings
John D. Alvis
Bevity T. Pace
Pace
Asa Elliott
Volney T. Reed
Eli W. Menaugh
Mr. Pace
Mr. Reed
Mr. Elliott
Rian
Elliott
Thomas Buskirk
Paoli
Judge Buskirk
Buskirk
Federal Court
John R. Sutherlin
William Potter
H. O. Painter
John Rudman
Thomas B. Cauble
Harriet Prow
William B. Buttorff
Claude Painter
Fire in Puritan bed springs factory concise blaze
A 5 o clock fire at the Puritan bed springs factory at Kentucky avenue and White river caused about $2 500 loss. Pipeman William Grady of No 6 engine injured by a falling ladder. The japanning room fire spread to the main building as Henry Hunter the night watchman sounded the alarm. The two story frame building and a wareroom burned rapidly but stock in the warehouse was saved. Salvage workers covered machinery and prevented further damage. Building damage estimated at $1 000 with rest on stock in manufacture.
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Puritan Bed Springs
Kentucky Avenue
White River
William Grady
No. 6 Engine Company
Henry Hunter
General Wallace Attends Ben-Hur Performance
General Wallace with Mrs Henry Wallace and children joined an extra afternoon showing of Ben-Hur at English’s to meet demand for seats. The author of the novel was not noted by the audience, and there was no notable demonstration. Wallace has seen Ben-Hur in multiple cities and attended the New York premiere.
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General Wallace
Henry Wallace
Capital of $500000 United States Trust Company Terre Haute
United States Trust Company of Terre Haute organized with capital stock listed as 500000 yet to be fully confirmed. William R McKeen is a major stockholder, with several associates named including Demas Deming A J Crawford Herman Hulman and others. Business to begin January 1908.
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United States Trust Company, of
Terre Haute
Incorporated
William R. McKeen
United States Trust Company
New Trust Company
Mr. McKeen
Demas Deming
A. J. Crawford
Herman Hulman
Charles Minshall
Buena V. Mexshall
Hudnut Ere Mayer
W. S&s Rea
B. O Saliey
J. Beasley
New Pianos Start At $16 At Wulchner's Store
Wulchner's advertises new pianos priced from sixteen dollars and up attracting buyers seeking affordable instruments. The notice highlights entry level models and the availability of higher priced options for varying budgets. Local shoppers are invited to visit the store to compare features and finishes.
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Wulchner’s
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula claims
A promotional claim for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills asserts scrofula is common and curable by the medicines with thousands of permanent cures. It quotes a testimonial from Mrs. J. H. Jones of Parke City Indiana praising a daughter's recovery after eleven neck and ear sores.
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Hood
J. H. Jones
Parke
City
Ind
Federal court dismisses two suits over Michigan timber land deals
Two suits in federal court were dismissed for want of prosecution. The Munising Railway Company and Timothy Nest vs Lac La Belle Company and others alleged a timber land deal and railroad contract to block lumber shipments, seeking about 200000 dollars. Bankruptcy petitions followed, listing debts to Indianapolis firms and assets ranging from six thousand to nine thousand dollars for several individuals.
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Feder
Munising Raway Company
Emmet H. Scott
Fra. H. Morrison
Frank Pitner
W. A. Mann
E. F. Michael
Timothy Nest
Mursing Railway Company
Lac la Bel Company
Michigan
Laporte
Ind
Joseph H. Berry
Compa
Nester
Lac la Belle Company
Collision on a bridge injures coal company driver
William P D Hutton of A E Meyer Coal Company was injured late at 9 on Morris street bridge while delivering coal to West Indianapolis. His car struck a wagon, dislodging two wheels and causing the vehicle to overturn across the track. Hutton suffered spine and shoulder injuries, was treated by Dr Gebauer, and sent home to 1518 Hoyt Avenue.
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William PD. Hutton
A. E Meyer Coal Company
Morris Street
Hutton
Indianapolis
Gebauer
Hoyt Avenue
Escapees From Hamilton Jail Reach White River Chase
Deputy Bray of Noblesville aided Indianapolis police in chasing Emanuel Passwater and Bert Collop who escaped Hamilton county jail yesterday. Passwater was nabbed by a deputy’s wife, Collop remained at large after fleeing toward the White River near two miles west. One prisoner swam the river while officers avoided crossing the water and found no trace at the upstream bridge.
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Bray
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Emanuel Passwater
Bert Collop
Hamliton County
Passwater
Collop
White River
Train time changes take effect Sunday December 14 1904
Pennsylvania lines announce schedule adjustments across divisions. Trains 40 41 42 45 on Vincennes will be discontinued and No 47 Spencer accommodation moves to 5 p m on Sundays only. No 46 to depart Spencer 6 am with arrival Indianapolis 7 50 am. Nos 20 21 run daily. Chicago division changes No 1 departs Indianapolis at 12 00 am. Louisville division shifts Nos 6 to 3 40 am, Madison branch No 132 discontinued and No 118 runs daily with Sunday 5 pm departure from Madison to Indianapolis arriving 8 15 pm. Cambridge City branch No 241 departs Columbus 7 05 pm arriving Cambridge City 9 45 pm. Richmond and Logansport divisions introduce new No 11 northbound from Cincinnati 4 30 pm Richmond 6 48 pm Logansport 10 10 pm arriving Chicago 1 20 am and new No 12 southbound Chicago 12 01 midnight Logansport 2 15 am Richmond 6 45 am Cincinnati 9 am. First northbound train leaves Cincinnati Sunday afternoon December 14. southbound leaves Chicago Monday morning December 15. W W Richardson D P A Capital Razer and Supplies 4 E Bodine Co 17 E Ohio St. Mrs Austin's Pancakes Our grocer waits to supply you. A taste These crispy morn don t forget Mrs Aus SEE iene con forest grocers
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Vincennes
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Spencer Accommodation
Ally
Spencer
Chicago Divisio
Chicago
Louisville
Madison
Cambridge City
Columbus
Richmond
Logansport
aEene
CHIA
Cincinnati
To points South Southeast Southwest one way round trip
See agents or address RK P Algeo D P A Insure with German Fire Insurance of es al offices 25 South jaware ret Fire is tornado and explosion Feed your horse JANES S Dustiess Osta.
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Illinois and
Washington Streets
Union Station
Central Passenger Association
Big Four
H. M. Bronson
East
Washington St
Indianapolis
RK P. Algeo
Es al
South
Jaware Ret
Janes
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North Meridian St. InDi Polis
Martin S. Dugan
Patroljen Milan
Gen. Wallace
Scrofuia
Land—Bankruptcy Petition
Reuben O. Myers
South Bend
Peru
Stockyards
Seaton
the Hatter
Dunlap's
Pennsylvania
E. Bodine & CO
Ohio St
Bliss, Swain & Co
Bliss-Swain
Stevenson
BLISS
Swain 1&Co
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New Orleans
Queen & Crescent
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Asheville
Birmingham
Texas
Florida
St. Augustine
W. Zell
Cincinnat
Greensboro
N. C
Southern Railway
Winston, Salem
High Point
Salisbury
Burlington
Durham
Ewood Wilson
Mederine Remedy CO
Duluth
Minn
City of
Henry J. Hyder
Pennsylvania Sts
Jalta
Gedtekweet
the Starr Piano Company
Indiana
North
Pennsylvania Street
Coburn Coal CO
E. Twenty-second St
Mass. Ave. el
Kker
Hai
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts
Sthreinway
Pearson’s Piano House
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