Adjutant General Liller Removed by Commander in Chief
William C. Litter of Lancaster has been removed as adjutant general of the Span ish-American War Veterans by the commander in chief after charges of irregularities and disobedience of orders. Lieut. Frank S. Clark of Indianapolis named assistant adjutant general will assume duties. Liller, about 24, arrived in Indianapolis seeking to appeal the action and planned to address the convention.
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William C. Litter
Lancaster
Litter
Imperial Hotel
Ohio
Cam- Coryell
Liller
Ton
United States
Lieut
Franks. Clark
Indianapolis
Gardner's Call Sparks Police Hunt On Madison Bridge
A late night call from Gardner claimed a man and a woman quarrelled on a bridge at Madison Avenue causing a buggy to overturn and possible fatalities. Police sent reporters and cyclists to investigate as fear and rumor spread, but volunteers found no evidence and sought an official explanation from Gardner.
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Gardner
Callon & Girl
Madison Avenue
Wilshire Offers Debate Pay to Boost Trust Issue
The Socialist party reports H Gaylord Wilshire the millionaire socialist will fund debates with Republican or Democrat speakers on the trust issue paying all expenses and awarding 100 dollars per night for ten nights to a charity. The party plans to mail challenge to state committees and Wilshire will back Bryan on the stage with a 5000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
H. Gaylord Wilshire
Whitshire
Bryan
Body Recovered After Grave Theft At Central College
The Neidlinger family uncovered the missing body of Mrs Rosa Neidlinger at Central College of Physicians and Surgeons after a caller taunted them with a graveyard warning. Neidlinger and associates, aided by Indianapolis police, opened the Pleasant Hill Cemetery grave and later confirmed the body at the college before sending it to cremation prep. The incident followed a prior similar notice about another body. officials expressed embarrassment over the theft and pledged to bury the recovered remains promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Rosa Neidlinger
Manson Neidlinger
New Augusta
Pleasant Hill
Betwen Traders Point
Neidlinger
Middleton
Pennsylvania Street
Mr. Neidlinger
Central Medical College
Frank Neidlinger
Ion
Joe Cropper
Clark
Alfred Fink
Aveyard
Indianapolis
Collins
Joseph Cropper
Newgast
Ghouls Suspected in Wesley Gates Case at Anderson Graveyard
A man is told his daughter's body is missing and searches the Anderson graveyard for the coffin. Jealousy among local ghouls is alleged after a colored man won contracts with two colleges. A stranger in a car called on Gates while colored men rumored to supply bodies to Central College are discussed.
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Anderson
Gates
Wesley Gates
Walker's Misbehavior at Germania Park Arrest
Fred Walker age twenty seven, using the alias Fred Trunk, was arrested by Sergeant Schroeder and Officers Vaughn and Coulson last evening at Germania Park for intoxication and offending persons on a street car. He allegedly attempted to entice two girls aged twelve and thirteen into the woods, resisted arrest by sliding under a trolley grating and was struck by a pole but not seriously hurt. Capacity to post bond led Captain Hyland to set a high figure as friends gathered at the police station.
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Fred Walker
Fred Trunk
North Capitol Avenue
Schroeder
Vaughn and
Coulson
Germania Park
Walker
Hyland
New Castle Hosts Rose Name Quest At Hotel English
In New Castle Indiana visitors at the Hotel English discuss naming a new yellow rose variety grown by local firms known as 444. Prominent locals Herbert and Meyer Heller reference New Castle as a rose hub claiming millions of roses produced yearly and the area as the Rose City. Other notes cover R. Harry Miller's remarks on Indiana Republican clubs and Central States Water Works gathering with Col. Hutchins of Iowa attending.
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New Castle
Herbert Heller
South Park Floral Company
English
Mr. Heller
Germany
Indianapols
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Washington
George Bancroft
E. R. Hutchins
Iowa
Imperial
Council of Administration
Beveridge Heads to Chicago After South Bend Campaign Start
Senator Beveridge opened the Colorado campaign at Denver then went to South Bend, arriving in Chicago to meet Senator Knute Nelson who had awaited him since Saturday. He wired for a hold on the South Bend train and for an extra engine and coach, but the regular train waited ten minutes as he reached Englewood and reached South Bend at 7 50 p m.
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Beveridge
South Bend
Chicago
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Denver
Colorado
Englewood
Street Car Strikes Thomas Rensford at Blackford and New York
Thomas Rensford of 632 West Michigan Street was seriously injured yesterday afternoon at 2 at the Blackford New York crossing. He suffered severe head and body bruises and a brain concussion, and was taken to City Hospital after stopping to let one car pass and stepping into the second car’s path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rensford
West
Michigan Street
Blackford
New York
Rensford
Fete of the Kirmess Celebrated at Germania Park
German national holiday at Germania Park drew between 8000 and 10000 people. Procession featured Uncle Sam and Buffalo Bill alongside German figures, harvest wagon displays, bands, and singing societies. Amusements included booths, roast suckling pig, sausages, a wine tent, and a large Weisse Roessel arch. Otto Graf of Haughville won the annual sharpshooter king contest.
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Germania Park
Germany
Miller
Uncle Sam
Emperor William
Buffalo Bill
Middle West
Cologne
Aix-la-Chapelle
Society of Saint Sebastianus
Otto Graf
Haughville
Weisse Roessel
Maumee Man Loses Hat Shoes and Cash in City Trip
Thomas Fleetwood of Maumee joined an excursion to the city costing three dollars for hat shoes and an educational trip. He awoke near Union Station at ten with no hat or shoes and thirty dollars missing, blaming a man named Fisher. Captain Hyland and Patrolman Stevens helped recover a pair of shoes and cap and arranged transport home on a later train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fleetwood
Maumee
Captain Hyland
Union Station
Fisher
Fleetwood
Hyland
Stevens
Budget Again Tonight Shapes Up City Funding Debates
The council finance committee, led by Chairman Wynne, reconvenes to review proposed reductions in the 1913 city budget. A shift in Republican sentiment may restore part of the $10,000 lighting cut as ward lighting needs are stressed. Mayor Bookwalter argues the added lighting was to rectify discrimination by the Taggart era. The fire payroll increase tied to the budget ordinance faces resistance from Councilman Rhodes, who may deny a veto override. If the plan stalls, cuts may be narrowly avoided and a special council session may be held to approve the budget and tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Wynne
Bookwalter
Taggart
Rhodes
Old Colored Man Wept After Head Wound at City Dispensary
William Moore, an elderly Black man, entered the City Dispensary at noon with a severe scalp wound at the back of his head. Dr. Foreman treated the injury and struggled to insert stitches as Moore winced with each needle prick. He claimed the wound came from a blow by another colored man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
Foreman
Moore
Primary law meeting at Commercial Club tonight
City notes report the Commercial Club committee on primary law will meet at 7 30 this evening. H W Jackson of 528 West Maryland says he was held up and robbed of 4 by three men in an alley Saturday night. A Riverside Park patrolman has a green canvas canoe with various items and no owner. Lizzie Burks of 1730 North Senate Avenue died of Brights disease Saturday at sixty six. funeral today at home and burial at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Commercial Club
H. W. Jackson
West Maryland Street
California
West Streets
Partee
Riverside Park
Lizzie Burks
David C. Burks
North
Senate Avenue
Bright
Crown Hill Cemetery
Pathetic End for 83-Year-Old Mrs Winters
Mrs. Sarah E. Winters, eighty three, died yesterday at City Hospital after arriving from Missouri with her son. She had been ill with typhoid in Missouri, grew worse on arrival, and suffered hemorrhages before passing away. Relatives in Connersville will transport the body back to Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Winters
City Hospital
Jefferson City
Connersville
Missouri
Assault and robbery reported on East Court Street
Maggie Kelly of 416 East Court Street was taken to City Dispensary at 7 PM with a head wound after being dragged into the street and struck with a brick by Julia Smith of 520 East Court Street. William Dawson Jr saw two men flee a back door in a separate incident involving a horse and buggy, jewelry, and a revolver.
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Maggie Kelly
East Court Street
Kelly
Julia Smith
Smith
William Dawson, Jr
Fiftysixth Street
Central Avenue
Trimpe
Low
Herrmann
A Peculiar Accident on the Street Car
Rudolph Dunham a sixty year old resident of 224 West Vermont street had a strange injury last night at 6 30 after reaching for a street car lever his wrist snagged on an open knife blade in his vest pocket. The cut severed several wrist arteries and he was taken to the City Dispensary where Dr. Schenck treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Dunham
Vermont Street
Dunham
City Dispensary
Schenck
Cable Steamer Colonia Lays 164 Miles Of Cable
Victoria B C September 21 The cable steamer Colonia laid 164 miles of cable in its first day out from Bamfield creek. Future progress reports will be sent to London until completion of the work.
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Victoria
B. C
Colonia
Bamfield Creek
London
Indrapura Arrives with Large Oriental Freight Manifest
The steamer Indrapura of the Portland and Asiatic line arrived in Portland with a full cargo of Oriental goods. Notably listed are 2 700 rolls of matting destined for Columbus and Cincinnati, reflecting the ship's substantial import volume.
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Portland, Ore
Indrapura
Portland and Asiatic Line
Columbus
Cincinnati
Struck by Pain Drives Local Man to Derangement
Archie Malone, 33, of 710 Torbet street, arrested last night by Bicycle Policemen Morgan and Simon and Patrolmen Lee and Montgomery. He is said to be insane after a horse kick at Beck's livery on St Clair street three weeks earlier. The injury reportedly caused much pain and led to bizarre behavior including throwing furniture and overturning the stove.
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Archie Malone
Torbet Street
Morgan
Simon
Lee
Montgomery
Malone
Beck's
St. Clair Street
New Pianos Starting At Sixteen Dollars At Wulchner's
Wulchner's announces fresh piano stock with prices from sixteen dollars and up. Customers can view a range of models and brands. The ad highlights new arrivals and affordable entry level instruments for households and studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulchner’s
Britain Leases Port Matala Near Lourenco Marques
A Daily Mail Johannesburg dispatch reports Port Matala two miles from Lourenco Marques in Portuguese East Africa has been leased to Great Britain. The move signals a shift in colonial control amid regional tensions.
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London
Johannesburg
The
Daily Mail
Port Matala
Lourenzo Marques
Portuguese East Africa
Great Britain
Big Four Excursions Sunday September 24
Special round trip train from Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a.m. to Cincinnati for $1.25 with no stops in either direction. Similar rates to Terre Haute and Greencastle with 7 a.m. departure and 7 p.m. return. Dayton day trip listed as $1.25 via C H D with Sunday Sept 28 schedule and limited stops.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Washington
D. C
Ft Ind
Indiana
Washington St Noosa
Pallman
Indianapolis
Indpolis
India
East Wash 8 Street
Union Station
M. Bronson
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Washington Street
W. C. Liller
Coryell
Wilshire
Dunlap
Beaton’s Hat Store
Central College
Mra. Inger
New All- Ghouls
Negusta Cemetery
Cropper
Scheigert
Boylan
Dr. Alexander
Colle
Alexander
Flanner & Buchanan
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
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Lincoln League
R. Harry Miller
Fairmount
Miami County
Peru
McKinley Club
William McKinley
Congress
Goodrich
Republican State Committeee
League
Water Works Association
Central States Water Works Association
Kentucky
Ilinois
Michigan
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Denison
West Michigan
Said
Council Finance Committee
City News Notes
Wm. Dawson, Jr
Street Car
Dayston
Tees
Rushton
ToeTnae
Dayton
Peggy
HAVENS @ Ce Co
BIG Four
W. R. C.aand
21St National Encampment
Sons of Veterans
Joseph Enk
Enk
Heeb
Business Universit
Postoffice
E. J. Heeb
Hervey D, Vories
Vories
Cottec E Napolis
Pacific Coast
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. B. Kniskern
Grand Army
Washington, D. C. Co. & C
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Battlefield
C. & O. Railway
Virginia
Maryland
R. BE. Parsons
Louisville
G. W. Barney
Lexington
A. L. Ellett
John D. Potts
D. Ry
Decatur
Springfield
Janes
Garland
Kobe
King & Bro
Techentin & Freiberg
East
Washington St
Kimberley
Juliusc
Jon
East Washington Street
the Sunday Journal
America
John W Kern
A. Z Wiley
M. Ingler
BE. J. Heer
Indianapolis College of Law
Omega
Indianapolis Gas Company
C. I. Fletcher
South
Meridian Street
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