Indiana Republicans Pride in Senator Fairbanks
Indiana Republicans praise Senator Fairbanks for organizing victory in three campaigns. The article also covers Indiana University alumni events, including elections, a large alumni banquet, and campus appointments, with notes on commencement and new faculty.
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Indiana
Senator Fairbanks
Crop conditions report details mixed farming regions June
The Weather Bureau notes favorable conditions in the central valleys and along the Atlantic coast, with cool spells and frost in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific regions. Corn shows general improvement, but cutworms damage the Dakotas and the South Atlantic states face cultivation shortages from excessive rains. Harvests progress for winter wheat in Kansas, Mississippi, and parts of Illinois and Virginia, while oats improve except in Arkansas and Missouri. Cotton belt shows general improvement with rain needs in some areas. heavy rains harm crops in the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida. Transplanting tobacco nears completion in Kentucky, Virginia, and Maryland with progress in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. apple drop persists in Ohio, central Mississippi, and lower Missouri valleys. Overall fruit outlook is favorable but Georgia rains cause some rot.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
California
Dakotas
South Atlantic
Kansas
Mississippi
Illinois
Virginia
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Oolitic Stone for Portland Cement Manufacture
Indiana oolitic limestone, long praised for purity and uniform composition, is shown to provide superior lime carbonate for Portland cement. It outcrops across several counties with abundant quarries, rail access, and potential to center Indiana cement production, though capital has lagged behind the resource.
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Indiana
Ohio River
Ramona
Owen County
Stinesville
Ellettsville
Bloomington
Sanders
Monroe County
Dark Hollow
Bedford
Lawrence County
Salem
Washington County
Corydon
Harrison County
Owen
Monroe
Lawrence
Monon
United States
J. Gardner
Aman Moore
South Bend
Bedford Portland Cement Co
Minnesota
Michigan
S. B. Newberry
Sandusky Portland Cement Co
Sandusky
Ohio
Europe
Newberry
Beautiful Bedford Wedding at Methodist Church
The wedding of Frank Dowden Hatfield and Mabel LaForce took place Wednesday at the Bedford Methodist Episcopal church with elaborate floral decorations, music by Mrs. J. C. Phipps, and a formal ceremony. The couple departed for a honeymoon via Mitchell and Topeka, Kansas, returning in two weeks to live at 1307 K Street after July 10.
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Bedford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Dowden Hatfield
Mabel LaForce
Helen Hickman
Alfred Parker
J. C. Phipps
Dubois
Jansen
Mendelssohn
Ada MecPheeters
Mary Irwin
Craig Palmer
Henry Braxton
Jesse Ray
Jack Palmer
Joe Melter
C. E. Asbury
Mitchell
West
Georgianna Dill
David LaForce
K Street
Muncie
Walter Burton
Spiegler
New Albany
Bloomington
Arda Knox
Martinsville
Woolery
Dr. Ellison
Nellie Hunter
Heltonville
EH. W. Poindexter
Topeka
Kansas
Tunnelton
Guthrie Township
Lawrence County
Norice
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Main Street
H. C. Dixon
Charles H. Cooper
Maiden Lane notes and city actions from regu lar meeting
The Maiden Lane livery stables deemed a menace. committee to inspect. Heat Light and Power allowed street pipes with stone culverts. Fisher Bros awarded coal for pumping station at 2.03 per ton. Electric light petition rejected. Sewerage tour planned to Illinois towns. Building permits issued for multiple homes and businesses. Various general claims listed. city treasurer reports tax and license receipts and warrants redeemed.
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Rowland
Maiden Lane
Radley, Buchanan
McKinley
Heat, Light and Power Company
Fisher Bros
Committee On Lights
19Th
F Streets
L Street
12Th
Southern Indiana Railway
Houston
Radley, Buchanan and
Blackburn
Illinois
Waterworks Committee
W.J.G. Bochstahler
Walls & Baruff
M. L. and
E. A. Fell
M. F. Dunn
J. A. Coleman
I. H. Crim
Fayetteville News Ties and Local Visits Reported
Misses Heithel and Lola Pace hosted by Miss Jeanette Troxell in Fayetteville. Numerous local social visits noted, church service at Old Union, and community happenings ranging from farm news to travel through Bedford and Harrodsburg.
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Heithel
Lola Pace
Over the Way
Jeanette Troxell
Dock Hackler
James Kern
Coxton
Old Union
Opal Jackson
J. M. Potter
Trippleton
Frank Dean
Thomas Jordan
H. C. Kern
Bedford
Stanford Marsey Killed by Lightning in Indiana
Stanford Marsey, 60 years, died when lightning struck the Fayetteville home of his daughter Mary Kern on June 12 1901. The blast killed him instantly as his son in law and grandchildren survived brief injuries. He was Civil War veteran, longtime Christian church member, with a large family and mournful community.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Frederick Trendley
Youngstown
Ohio
Stanford Marsey
Mary Kern
Fayetteville
James
Elizabeth Marsey
Emily Taylor
Springville
Marsey
Kern
Lizzie Kern
Christian Church
Q. Ss
Local items from Leesville note moves and happenings
Dr W H Smith and Frank Fowler returned from Bedford with a repaired buggy. W R Holland and R D Allen visited Bedford. Social Telephone plans a Heltonville line and a switch board for Leesville. North Vernon Lumber frames a new band mill near Back Creek. David Peck of Medora canvasses for hog purchases for Medora Milling Co. Frank Bray begins as Leesville Postmaster. Lightning killed four cattle for H H Chess causing about $100 loss. Eld Fred Sommer of Indianapolis to preach at Church of Christ starting Friday before the 4th Sunday in June. All invited. He will share important lessons.
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W. H. Smith
Frank Fowler
Bedford
W. R. Holland
R. D. Allen
Social Telephone Company
Heltonville
North Vernon Lumber Company
Back Creek
David Peck
Medora
Medora Milling Co
Frank Bray
H. H. Chess
Fred Sommer
Indianapolis
Church of Christ
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Fred B. Otis
Otis & Brooks
Republica
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Oprietori
Pol, Ruc
Fairbanks
Frank I. Sefrit
Vincennes Capital
Joseph H. Shea
Seymour
Owen Hall
W. L. Taylor
Hugh McMullen
T. G. Alford
A. H. Burt
Juliette Maxwell
B. F. Adams
David A. Rothrock
Wabash College
Frederick Treadley
Ohio Wesleyan
Smock
Indiana Grand Army
Thomas J. Stewart
Grand Army of the Republic
Gov. Allen
Porto Rico
State Department
Hazen
Pingree
London
W.S. Blatchley
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
House
Democratic National Committee
South
Clayton
Congress
Louisiana
South Carolina
North
Nashville
William Brown
William Griner
Henry Henderson
Hamilton Township
McCoy
Wen Albany
Ale Hatfield
Asbury Ramsey
Sam Doman
Nellie
Stillson Judah
W. N. Culmier
Eva Love
Haviland China
Joseph Voris
Chas
Francis
C.O. Dobbins
W. C. Elliott
Bettie Deckard
Emma Houston
Ethel
Ruth Sherwood
Bessie Owens
WM. J. Murphy
Oriental Head
Park Judah
Jardiniere
James Stevenson
Dr. Molz
Geo. Thornton
W. H. Heckman
Harry Gainey
H. M. Voris
Will Brown
Bouquet
Alleyne Brown
Nellie Hinshaw
Frank Ellis
J. Fries
Norton
Dennison
W. P. Ellison
Geo
Lottie Wallheiser
Bertha Caysor
Harrodsburg
W. C. Lattimer
C.H. Strupe
Jack
Goldie Palmer
Wedgewood
Dan Eckley
B. Brock
Charity
Otto Spizler
Hattie Cosner
A.C. Voris
Alice Burt
Hartford
Conn
K. A. Trainer
Alva
Okla
A. S. Fountain
Valonia
F.S. Hunter
F. D. Hatfield
Holcombe
J. L. Glover
J. D. Williams
Adah Allen
Vincennes
T. H. Anderson
Joseph Gardner
Dresden
Jeanette Lemon
Jesse Norton
Eva East
Will Urmey
E. W. Gifford
Cole & Campbell
C. L. Baker
Joseph Wiley
Ada McPheeters
A. B. Guthrie
Alice Walls
Rose Beem
W. H. Cosner
R.C. Cosner
N. I. Thomas
O. M. Cosner
Frank Hoppingarner
Haviland
Craigie Palmer
Mary Erwin
Winnie Sears
Hamer & Day
W. A. Webb
Lol Hatfield
Sherwood
Winnie Hatfield
Zollman
Mary Alexander
Jessie Daggy
New Orleans
B. Wilson
Remount Department
St. Charles
Kansas City
South Africa
West Baden
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Edward Fellows
Robert Shearer
Odon
Fellows
Shearer
Greencastle
Henry Arnold
Here
George Rains
Herbert W. Pearson
Great Northern Railroad
Jacob M. Hitchcock
Walls & Boruff
Donica & Dye
H.E. Pitman
Henry Payne
Mell Clark
Mort Clark
Wes Hoppingarner
Ernest Blackburn
Oscar Skerd
Ellis
Thomas Harris
Engicapilaie
Wiesela Sia
Aln
McPheeters
Otty Engi- Mort Clark
H. Payne
A W. Hoppingarner
Patrick McMahan
George Glover
Huse Williams
Bedford. Electric Light Co
N. E. Strout & Son
Harley Bruce
W. I. Jordan
Carl Bruce
Elmer Fine
Mack Sullivan
Dean Pump Co
J.R. Denson
J.W. Denson
Cyrus Blackburn
Rene Beeen
Judah
Edith Barger
Henry Davis
E. V. Judah
J. W. Barger
Judah School House
Annie Barger
Nancy Lewis
Pearl Maddux
Miss Lemons
Guthrie
Tom Lewis
Short
Dekking
Dan Maddux
Charles Steward
T. P. Lewis
James Barger
Emma Allen
Myrtle Brinegar
Herman Festic
Ernest McFadden
Jim Stafford
Rosie Davis
L. Covey
Dr. Short
Mr. Treadway
Mary Allen
Norah Hodge
Albert Allen
E. W. Judah
Smith
William Jerrell
Laura Anderson
Teague
Terre Haute
Harvey Larkins
Riley
Wm. Oliver
Lawrence Circuit
Josiah Terrell
Henry Dickey
Sarah Dickey
Margaret E. Bowden
Section Six
Huron
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
James F. Smith
Brooks & Brooks
Leesville
State OF Indiana
Lawrence Circuit Court
William L. Tailor
George Donaldson
Robert Edward Donaldson
James Donaldson
Mary Ann Walker
Mary Ann Donaldson
Elizabeth Copeland
Elizabeth Donaldson
Aker & Daniels
Albert Aker
Lena Dawson
Dawson
Thomas O. Daggy
Henry Raney
James Frazer
Thomas A. McAuley
William Currie
Sarah Currie
Isabel Wilson
Ela Chambers
David Currie
Emme Currie
Ella B. Currie
Ella E. Gordon
John Byers Currie
William Kinneth Currie
Wiliam Kenneth Currie
Margaret Currie Brayman
Walter Clark
Oriola Clark Anderson
Helen Clark Brichmond
Maude Hewitt
Grace L. Hewitt
Agous
Gordon
Angus CC. Gordon
Thomas Adam
Ernest D. Ker
Carolina P.dawson
Richard Jones
Henry A. Ramie
Henry Ramie
Jesse Ramnie
Jessie Ramie
Boone Leonard
Nerzice
John M. Gainey
John D. Alexander
Attorney AT Law
Gunn
Eagle Clothing
C. H. Emery
15Th and
Ksts
Yeand
Richard B. Short
Louisville
Canton
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