Brutes Beat Elderly Woman Over Five Cents Demand
Clara Bracken, 411 Ketcham Street in Haughville, was assaulted by Martin Hank and John Red Finley after she refused to give five cents for beer. They knocked her down and kicked her, then tried to seize her belongings. O Day, Losh, and Duncan pursued. Finley was found near Park, and Bracken received care at a streetcar home. Finley has prior trouble, O Day pledged two years ago, and one of the men was intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Hank
John
Finley
Clara Bracken
Ketcham Street
Haughvile
Bracken
Biae
Blake Street
Washington
Chandler & Taylor
Acme
O'Day
Crutch
Losh
Duncan
Park
St Patrick's School Concludes First Monthly Examinations
The St Patrick's School first monthly exams end with high student averages pleasing teachers and patrons. Prizes will be drawn for top scorers across departments. Notable award candidates include James Hallimin Bernard Perez James Shaughnessy Joseph Shaugharsolevh Mock Edward Moroney and others across senior intermediate and first intermediate classes. The next general exams are set for early December as the school continues its robust curriculum and graduates progress in business courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. ‘K'S
Ies
James Hallinin
Bernard Pierze
James Shaughnessy
Joseph Shaugharsomevh Mock
Edward Moroney
Wil ‘Oelker
Leroy Keach
Daniel Andersen Retzler
Carl Lannan
Leroy Eriaing
Drohan
Thomas O'Reilley
Tanton
Raymond McCarthy
Ima
Ashing
St. Patrick's School
Retail Merchants Plan State Association Drive
The Association of Retail Merchants officers and directors met at English’s Hotel to discuss advancing the organization across Indiana. Present were President H. Cook Evansville and others including Secretary Gottlieb Mitsemann Fort Wayne Treasurer Charles H. Taylor Indianapolis Fred Meyer Lafayette A W Marion F W Hertwig Terre Haute Charles D Brodbeck South Bend and N A Moore New Albany. They pledged funds and planned vigorous statewide organization.
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Association of Retail Merchants
English’s Hotel
Ite
H. Cook
Evansville
Gottlieb Mitsemann
Fort Wayne
Charles H. Taylor
Indianapolis
Fred Meyer
Lafayette
A. W
Marion
F. W. Hertwig
Terre
Charles D. Brodbeck
South
N. A. Moore
J.accors
Ranteed
Meyer
Hertwig
Taylor
Nierman
Aries Lohrman
Fred . Heit
Death of Joseph B Campbell in Danville Til
The body of Joseph B Campbell age twenty three a Big Four freight brake tin killed accidentally at Dan wile Til Saturday night was brought to the city yesterday and taken to Grin Bros undertaking establishment he formerly lived here and is now employed as matron at the Women Arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Campbell
Danwile
Til
Grin- Bros.’ Undertaking
New planes at 91 percent and up at Wulchner s
Wulchner s advertises a selection of aircraft priced to sell with planes available at 91 percent and higher. Customers are urged to act quickly as stock is limited and discounts apply to early buyers.
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Wulchner
Indiana Campaign In Final Week Before Election
Republican managers rush last week of Indiana campaigning as Senator Hanna tours the state drawing crowds. Chairman Goodrich reports strong support and predicts a comfortable Republican victory with heavy hustings and key speeches from Fairbanks Beveridge and Bynum across multiple counties and cities.
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Indiana
Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Hanna
Ohio
Senator Hanna
Evansville
Charles W. Fairbanks
Canton
McKinley Memorial Association
Madison
Washington
Daviess County
Princeton
Been Pne
Valparaiso
Rochester
South Bend
Kokomo
Beveridge
Indianapolis
Page
Hammond
Columbia City
Lagrange
Kendallville
Richmond
Columbus
Rockville
Terre Haute
W. D. Bynum
New Castle
Carthage
Whiting
Attica
Williamsport
Mentee Foraker
Noblesville
Durbin
Bloomington
Charles B. Landis
Angola
Newton W. Gilbert
William L. Taylor
James B. Stutesaman
Gilbert
Jeffersonville
Mt. Vernon
Boonville
Frank B. Posey
Dunkirk
Union B. Hunt
Cloverdale
Gaston
Ridgeville
Windsor
Winchester
J. Frank Hanly
Bedford
Farmland
M. M. Dunlap
Huntsville
Redkey
Pennville
Portland
Robert A. Brown
Marion County
Macy
Senator Hanna's Wild Ride Through Indiana
Senator Hanna rides a fast private train from Logansport toward South Bend on a dark night. Engineman Roger Flaherty pushes a Vandalia engine to speed, surpassing a mile a minute between Logansport and Culver as Hanna relaxes in the car, joking and smoking while crowds cheer but no stop is made.
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Culver
Darby
Indianapolis
South Bend
Senator Hanna
Indiana
Logansport
Hanna
Roger Flaherty
Vandalia
Ayr
Redkey
Flaherty
Lake Maxinkuckee
Ohio Statesman
Cul
Bynum Sees Overstreet in Next Congress Roles
W D Bynum arrived from Washington praising Jesse Overstreet for the ways and means post and predicting Cannon as speaker. He says Overstreet and Cannon are close and that Hemenway likely becomes appropriations chair, shaping Indiana influence amid looming elections. Bynum plans a speaking tour across New Castle Carthage Whiting Williamsport Attica and Sheridan focusing on tariff finance and trusts.
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Jesse Overstreet
Ways and Means
W. D. Bynum
Washington
Cannon
Major Steele
Overstreet
Jim’ Hemenway
Hemenway
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On
Appropriations
Indiana
Washin
Mr. Bynum
Reublicans
Ashington
Fairbanks
Senate
Bynum
New Castle
Carthage
Whiting
Williamson
Attica
Sheridan
Attorney General Taylor to Campaign in Angola Auburn Garrett Lin ton Brightwood
Attorney General Taylor will spend the final week of the campaign with several appearances. He plans a barbecue in Angola tonight then speaks in Auburn and Garrett with a railroad shop rally. Thursday he addresses Lin ton miners and Friday in Brightwood with Representative Overstreet. The speaker will also appear in this city Saturday.
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Taylor
Angola
Auburn
Garrett
Linton
Greene County
Brightwood
Overstreet
Prohibition Meetings Planned Across County This Week
Prohibitionists arrange several county meetings this week with speakers C. E. Newlin at Bridgeport tonight and B. F. Watson at Oaklandon tomorrow night. Daytime noon meetings are set at various factories. The Central Prohibition Alliance meets tonight at Murphy League Hall in New York and Alabama streets with Rev. Joshua Stansfield speaking.
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C. E. Newlin
Bridgeport
B. F. Watson
Oaklandon
Central Prohibition Alliance
Murphy League Hall
New York
Alabama
Joshua Stansfield
Democrat John A. Wiltermood Visits Grand Hotel
John A. Wiltermood a Democrat from Clinton and a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fifth district was seen at the Grand Hotel last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wiltermood
Clinton
Grand Hotel
Charles Kopp’s Poison Attempt Ends in Rescue
Charles Kopp twenty years old of Market and Noble streets attempted suicide by swallowing carbolic acid yesterday at 5 pm. He diluted the poison but it left him unconscious. Family says he had been out driving with a young woman and was drinking lightly. He collapsed at home. Dr. Schenck treated him and restored consciousness. The motive appears to be a quarrel with a girl.
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Charles Kopp
Market
Noble Streets
Kopp
Dr. Schenck
Ted
Stubbs
Lfe
Mr. Wheeler
Howard
Elizabeth Fry
Newgate Prison
London
Woman wounded in alleged stabbing by husband arrest made
Mrs. Josephine White of South Illinois Street was arrested on assault and battery charges after suffering knife wounds to the head and right arm. Police believe her husband inflicted the injuries. a doctor treated and sewed the wounds.
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Josephine White
South Illinois Street
Robbers Identified in West Washington Bridge Hold-up
Detectives Dugan and Lancaster arrested Michael Bolen of 804 West Washington Street and Edward Benson of 802 West Washington Street for the attack on railroad worker Edward Harley on the West Washington Street bridge Saturday around 11 PM. Harley identified both men as his assailants and he was left with facial and head lacerations after the assault. He was relieved of 4.0.
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Michael Bolen
West Washington Street
Edward Benson
Dugan
Lancaster
Edward Harley
West Washington Street Bridge
Harley
Prison Sunday Observance Drives Indiana Reform Talk
Indiana ministers marked Prison Sunday with sermons and public discussions on jail conditions, juvenile crime, and parental responsibility. Amos Butler cited parole data showing 1,132 men paroled with low reoffending, while debates urged better home training, church education, and humane, yet firm, penalties.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Peru
Wabash
Butler
Grace of God
Board of State Charities of
Indiana Reformatory
Ultimate Reforms Theme in Rev J Cumming Smith Sermon
The Rev J Cumming Smith spoke on Ultimate Reforms, citing Matthew 25 36 I was in prison and ye came unto me. He traced historical shifts from brutal punishment to humane justice, arguing inmates can reform and deserve humane treatment within modern legal systems.
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J. Cuming Smith
Obligation to Criminals sermon urges reform in prisons
The Rev. Hiram W. Kellogg spoke at Central avenue Church on our obligation to the criminal. He outlined three divisions: prevention, treatment and post release care, urging home and social improvements, humane but firm prison reform, and greater juvenile measures to redeem offenders and protect society.
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Nishment
Jesus
Hiram W. Kellogg
Central Avenue
Separation of Institutions Plea for Separate Welfare
Rev Robb Zaring of Irvington urges complete separation of the girls from the women at the Woman's Prison during Prison Sunday services. He notes most of the 170 girls in white are there due to unfortunate family relations and not inherent badness, often caused by stepfathers or absent parents.
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Robb Zaring
Irvington M. E
Woman's Prison
Ind School For Girls
Woman's
Indiana
Gornment
Tcky
Ita
Missing ticket agent tied to Texas Junction robbery
Report from Carbondale fears an Ilino Railroad ticket agent on the Girardeau branch at Texas Junction is missing after a suspected robbery. Authorities believe robbers entered the building, implying a confrontation and possible killing, while witnesses claim seeing men around the depot. The exact amount taken is unclear.
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Carbondale
Flagg
Ilino
Texas Junction
Girardeau
Seaton Hats Sells Best Hats at Dunlaps Connection
Seaton the Hatter advertises the best hats at Dunlaps with a large city assortment. Aimed at Indianapolis to Springfield routes, the notice mentions sleeping and care between towns and several businesses. The piece touts easy quick breakfast offerings and a Mrs. Austins pancake item as part of a local ad spread.
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Indianapolis
Springfield
Moves
Wee Us Co
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Zaking
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Hell
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Brotherhood of Man
Hood
J. @. Hines, Franks, Jr
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Wis
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Butters
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Cincinnati
City Ticket Office
W. Wash. St
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Sanday
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Irvington
OMEGA
Indianapolis Gas Co
Mpany
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Stéest
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washington
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Reco
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