Reed Exonerated as Carter Girl Believes He Is Not the Man
Miss Carter formally identified that Philip Tolbert held at Danville as a suspect does not resemble the man who assaulted her. Reed, escorted by police, recounted his story while family members observed. She stated definitively that the accused is not the assailant, urging Reed to reform his life as authorities pursue other leads amid public tension.
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Doc" Reed
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Terre Haute lynching report delayed by governor
Governor Durbin received the sheriff of Vigo county's written report on the Terre Haute lynching but will consider it after handling other business. The report details proceedings and names a man identified in photos, while witnesses and crowds moved about Morrintown and the city.
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Durbin
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Fight Against Goodloe In Indianapolis Insurance Row
A Chicago Times Herald report says the Western Insurance Union may petition to remove T. M. Goodloe from his Indianapolis field post as manager. A local prominent insurer notes the move stems from a personal misunderstanding, not rate disputes. He says new rates in Indianapolis are not ready and may delay universal city pricing. most Indianapolis insurers, save one, back Goodloe.
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Chicago Times Herald
Western Insurance Union
T. M. Goodloe
Indianapolis
Repre sentative Neal’s mileage ticket bill eyed by Senate panel
The Senate railroad committee at the Statehouse heard Representative Neal and allies press a mileage ticket plan for railroads offering 30 miles for $10, issued in a purchaser’s name and family. Opponents led by Dye and Hackney argued it unconstitutional and burdensome. a majority report against passage was likely after an executive session.
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Senate Committee On Railroads
Statehouse
Representative Neal
Neal
George McElswaine
John T. Dye
L. J. Hackney
Sup @ Court of the United States
L. 8. & M. S. Railway
Smith
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Sentor Fleming
Medals Awarded For Tiger Rescue at Canton Event
Hundreds attend the last week of zoo entertainment. Canton No 2 uniformed members of the Odd Fellows Bank attend. Mr Bostock presents gold medals to Samuel Stevenson and Professor Lorenzo for entering the Rajah tiger’s cage to rescue Neilsen. Doc Waddell pins medals as Captain Bonavita prepares for the act. Lorenzo earns his seventh medal for similar deeds.
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Lorenzo
Rajah
Tiger
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Doc” Waddell
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Three Real Estate Deals and a Sudden Accident
Three big real estate deals closed yesterday. David Macy Patterson sold his block on Massachusetts Avenue near Michigan Street to Henry M. Talbott for 20000 dollars, and John R. Ellis and other owners sold property on South Senate Avenue between Louisiana and South Streets to the Enterprise Foundry and Fence Company for 3900 dollars. John W. Cheney bought the McLain farm on Shelbyville Road in Franklin Township for a purchaser identified as David Thomas of Kingan's packing house, while en route home. At West Street and the Randall tracks a switch engine struck him, breaking two ribs and causing internal injuries but not believed fatal. he was treated at home by Dr. J. M. Rhodes. A rummage sale at Woodruff Place Baptist Church on East Washington Street offers goats, a cart, pianos, scene machines, wardrobes, and clothes to fund church rebuilding debt, with the sale spanning several days.
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Asch
Morgan
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Brandon's
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Morristown
Charlottesville
Tolbert
Morgan and
Holtz
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Massachusetts Avenue
Michigan Street
Henry M. Talbott
John R. Ellis
South Senate Avenue
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South Streets
Enterprise Foundry and Fence Company
John W. Cheney
Nancy A
Laura A. McLain
Shelbyville Road
Franklin Township
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Kingan
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Thomas
J. M. Rhodes
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Washington Street
Local Mills Produce Fewer Barrels in Poor Month
A Poor Month records a sharp drop in output for local mills with 23 674 barrels produced versus 31 49 barrels in January. Mills operate at full capacity around 2200 barrels monthly, highlighting underutilization this period.
Indiana legislative budget plan trims 400000 from prior year
Joint Ways and Means and Finance committees finish the proposed appropriation bill. The total recommendations come about 400000 less than two years ago, with funds allocated to the Deaf and Dumb Institute, Fort Wayne, the State Prison Michigan City, and numerous state offices. Specific line items cover maintenance repairs and new facilities, including a boiler house roof and electric lighting at the State Normal School, while an emergency fund of 30000 is provided for the governor’s use.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana Reformatory
Jefferson
East Wing
Gville
Tee
State Normal School
Michigan City
Avacne
Ayant
State Board of Education
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Fish and Game Commissioner
State Horticultural Society
State Soldiers’ Home
State Board of Forestry
He State Dairy Association
Academy of Science
State Board of Printing
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Mexican drawn work and travels of Mr Power family
Indians and natives of Oxteo Win Park visit the area for cheap wagon access until gold is adopted in Mexico. Mr Power returns with Mexican drawn work by five women deemed masters. He wears a necklace jewel resembling a diamond. Power’s family plans to stay in Los Angeles, California for several weeks.
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Mexico
Power
Mr. Power
Lon Angeles
Cal
Carrying of Freight Declines Planned Depot Expansion
A Greenfield One director stated freight handling would yield no profit and leave the company $3,000 better off by focusing on passenger business. At last week’s directors meeting the firm practically decided to drop freight trade and forego depots and related facilities.
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Ponger
March Dawns With Snow and Mist in Indianapolis
Old saying about March comes in like a lion or lamb lies in doubt as two inches of snow gave way to mist and rain. Weather Bureau observers note the system affected from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, with no cold spell imminent. February proved ordinary besides continued cold. temperatures ranged from 3 to 51 degrees, and streetcar service suffered due to snow.
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Department of the Elementa
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Wth
Ith
McNaughton Company Incorporation In Muncie
The McNaughton Company of Muncie files articles of incorporation with capital stock set at $100,000 and directors William A. McNaughton William W. McNaughton Frank McNaughton John F. McNaughton and J Edward Ethell. The Prass Shire Company of Lafayette files with capital stock 15 000 and directors Robert Prass Joe Prass and Frederick A Burkardt. The Model Shoe Company of Lafayette files with capital stock 15000 and directors Otto A Prass Henry S Hollis Edgar Goldsberry.
Route to Washington Inauguration Train Fare and Schedules
The route to Washington for President McKinley’s inauguration runs via the Pennsylvania with a round trip from Indianapolis priced at $1f. Tickets go on sale March 1 to 3, return by March 8. Four daily fast departures from Indianapolis include 3:35 am, 8:26 am, 3:05 pm, and 7:0 pm. Train No 20 at 3:05 pm offers a Washington sleeper and dining car. For berths or info contact W W Richardson, D P A, Indianapolis.
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McKinley
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Washington
W. W. Richardson
Big Four and C O Route Special to Washington
From Indianapolis rates to Washington and connections on the Big Four system. Tickets on sale March 1, 2 and 3 with return by March 8. Through sleepers depart Indianapolis daily at 6:20 p m. Prosperity Special leaves same hour March 2 arriving Washington March 3. Berths available via Big Four agents or H M Bronson Indianapolis A G P A. $16 Washington round trip via C H D B C W B C 5 W B C offered.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Prosperity Special
Big Four
H. M. Bronson
J Clyde Power Returns From Mexico Trip With Curios and Cane
Park Board superintendent J Clyde Power arrived home after a month in Mexico. He carried a large matamba cane carved with bullfighters and the Mexican coat of arms, plus baskets and a camera. Power noted snow in the city on Feb 11 and observed Mexican cities progressing economically.
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J. Clyde Power
Park Board
Mexico
Board
Bert Feibleman
Power
Aplanco
Mexico City
Power Hey
Plano Purchase At Wulschnor's Shoppers Sale
A new 225 plan offers value with a 16 dollar deal at Wulschnor's. The item described suggests a promotional bargain shaping local shopping.
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Wulschnor’s
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