Fought the Detectives Frank Ford Arrested After Fight
A man calling himself Frank Ford, about twenty, claimed age thirty, fought Detectives Dugan and Lancaster in Blackwell's Saloon on West North street. He drew a revolver but was overpowered, taken to the station, and charged with possessing burglary tools. Police suspect he is one of the men who escaped from the Perron jail and is Ed Williams lookalike, with details matching a Chillicothe resident.
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Lancaster
Ford
Blackwell's
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Ofand Ford
Indianapolis
Ed Williams
Gee Ford
Chil
Whipped His Wife After She Shielded Him
Jacob Smith was arrested last night charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after neighbors reported him beating his wife at their home on Arrow Avenue. Mrs Smith, found in bed with severe bruises, acknowledges rough treatment. police searched unsuccessfully for Smith.
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Streit and
Losh
Smith
Arrow Avenue
Simon
Mrs. Smith
PUPILS ASSIGNED AT SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
Lawrence Cameron Hull assigns pupils by sessions rooms and letter ranges for English classes at Shortridge High School. First time entrants must report to the assembly hall before 1 p m Monday. Indianapolis and Shelbyville Traction invites select city officials and newspaper men for a trip tomorrow by invitation only.
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Shortridge High School
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Shortridg High School
Assembly Hall
Indianapolis & Shelbyville Traction Company
Birds Through a Camera Rev Kellogg Addresses Audubon Society
Rev H W Kellogg lectured on Birds through a Camera at the Audubon Society's first post-summer meeting in the Propylaeum. He urged humane study of birds via photography, shared experiences, praised Carpenter's Bird Studies with a Camera, and shown dramatic series of bird images including nest life, kingfishers and sea birds, noting camera work demands patience and skill.
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H. W. Kellogg
Central-avenue M. E. Church
North Pacific Coast
University of California
Carpenter
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Seton Thompson
Josh Billings
Dr. Kellogg
Alexander refuses coroner interview in Terre Haute murder case
Matthew Alexander, alleged murderer of Thomas Burke, refused to talk to Coroner Willis. The men paced in their cell at the jail and remained reticent. The coroner notes strong public feeling against Alexander in Terre Haute.
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Matthew Alexander
Thomas Burke
Alexander
Willis
Jall
Terre Haute
Charge Against Miller for Stealing Horses and Apple Load
Albert Miller of 119 North New Jersey Street was accused of stealing two horses a wagon load of apples and $20 in cash. He was found last night by Bicycle Policemen Morgan and Sloan at Sixteenth Street and Northeastern Avenue badly wounded. Miller admitted taking the horses and wagon but could not explain their disposition. Jacob Lefler a peddler on North Noble Street filed the complaint. Miller’s injuries are described as serious.
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Morgan and
Sloan
Sixteenth Street
Northeastern Avenue
Miller
Jacob Lefler
North Noble Street
Hotel Lobbies and Mexico City Quirks Unearthed by Fawcett
R M Fawcett, ex American Club superintendent, returns to Indianapolis critical of Mexico City's hotel work force and theater hours. He notes Indians and low wages hinder staff, speaks Spanish is needed, and recalls meetings with John Ferriter and Charles Rouzer in Bisbee Arizona.
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Columbia Club
Mexico City
Indianapolis
Mexico
Fawcett
Old Mexico
John Ferriter
Charles Rouzer
Copper Queen
Bisbee
A. T
Rouzer
Brazil Daily Paper Hopes for Political Impact
Samuel M. Grimes, secretary of the Brazil Printing Company, says a Republican daily in Brazil may miss the fall field but aims to back Holliday and local tickets. Miners support Holliday. boycott on electric railways near lifted. Maj. Travis touts mica and asbestos company plans in Georgia and North Carolina. W. R. Nesbit discusses rural delivery routes for Sullivan. Lincoln Dixon and Burt New in town. Dixon not in critical business. Shiveley to speak in Seymour on Sept 19.
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Brazil Printing Company
Brazil
Clay County
Indianapolis
Representative Holliday
Holliday
Mr. Holliday
Charles M. Travis
Crawfordsville
English
Georgia
North Carolina
Major Travis
W. R. Nesbit
Sullivan
Union of
Sullivan County
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Democratic State Committee
Grand Hotel
Burt New
Joseph H. Shea
Seymour
Dixon
B. F. Shiveley
Southnd
Mild frost scare in Indianapolis belied by warmer forecast
A prior frost threat faded as temps remained cool but not frosty in Indianapolis. State Statistician Johnson said a heavy frost would be needed to harm late corn and vegetables. The cold front began in the Northwest with rain, and a warm trend may arrive before the state fair next week. Dr De Motte's Bible class for the deaf meets tomorrow at 9 30 a m at Meridian Street M E Church.
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Indianapolis
Johnson
Three Injured as Drunken Driver Crashes Fractious Pony
Benjamin Quackenbush and his twelve year old son Victor, plus Harrison Gray, are hurt in an alley accident after Quackenbush, intoxicated, drives a fractious Wyoming pony home from saloons. The wagon wheel struck a post, the pony reared, and the dash injures followed. Victor suffers a broken rib while Harrison Gray has a broken nose. The elder Quackenbush curses the doctor and blames his own intoxication for the crash.
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Benjamin Quackenbush
Bates Alley
Wyoming
Quackenbush
Victor
Harrison Gray
Bates Street
Drs. Lowry
Schenck
Dr. Lowry
Victor Quackenbush
Young Quackenbush
Journal’s Handbook of Indianapolis Offered for 50 Cents
The Journal announces a complete illustrated handbook titled Journal's Handbook of Indianapolis. It covers the city's history growth and commerce with over three hundred half tone illustrations. A paper edition bound for 50 cents plus 8 cents mail is available at booksellers newsdealers and the Journal counting room.
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Indianapolis
Excursion Fares From Indianapolis to Lakes and Cities
Pennsylvania Lines offers a $1 round trip to Lake Maxinkuckee on Sunday September 14 with a 7:30 a.m. departure from Indianapolis and 6:30 p.m. return. Big Four Route also runs Sept 14 specials to Cincinnati for $1.25 round trip with 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. departures. Terre Haute and Greencastle round trips noted, with Monninger's Park Saengerfest under Terre Haute Maennerchor auspices. Special trains depart Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. for various legs and intermediate-point rates advertised.
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Sylvia Rebekah
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