Alexandria Girl Elopes With Oakland Man
Miss Leone Carver of Alexandria elopes with Charles Hillinger of Oakland California. Telegram from North Manchester reports wedding and plans to honeymoon in Buffalo before settling in Oakland. Carver, once popular in Alexandria, provides funds by selling a lace bonnet to finance the plan.
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Anderson
Ind
Leone C Arver
C Arver
Alexandria
Charles Hillinger
Oakland
Calo
Manchester
Buffalo
Cal
Miss Carver
Hillinger
Call
Union Pacific Railroad
Loyal Legion elects officers at Lafayette gathering
Indiana Legion commandery in Lafayette elected its officers for the year. George Brown presided as adjutant and treasurer while Chester O Phomeson and Gustavus Vo Menzies were named lieutenant commanders. Other posts were filled by Zemyro A. Smith and Captain Grace McVay with Captain Uitenox Dougall and Lt. John Huzeb Whire serving in key roles.
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Lafayette
Ind
Crawford Fairbanks
Cape
Uitenox, Dougall
den John Huzeb Whire
Multiple Fatalities Reported Across Indiana Counties
A chaotic dispatch from Indiana details several fatalities and incidents. Dominick Mathews dropped dead in Mishawka with a woman and veteran also found dead nearby, amid a May spike in unusual deaths. Other reports include a philanthropist found drowned, the death of a local soldier, and a suicide by a daughter, all amid a flurry of unrelated local notices and organizational moves.
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Mishawaka
Tod
Phoysday
Berry
Dominick Matheawa
Stand Pasencrofs
Aelock
Edward Hel
Haawre
Eight Defendants Hit by Robbins Disbarment Suit
Henry R. Robbins a Starke county attorney brings a federal suit in Ft Wayne for 50000 against Knox residents seeking to disbar him. He alleges financial loss and social ostracism from the disbarment case, claiming his practice, politics, and career have been harmed.
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Ap Saish
Court Decision Limits Railroad Immunity for Passenger Injury
Indianapolis May 11 appellate court rules a railroad cannot exempt itself from liability for negligence to a passenger. Payne injured when two freight train parts collided during a switching maneuver. Nearby items report guard at county asylum, a missing girl found dead, and various Indiana sports and crime notes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John R. Payne
Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Co
Payne
Othe Railroad Company
Funeral Mass for George Reeves Follows Shooting in Jasper
Evansville Indiana May 13 The funeral for George Reeves shot and killed between Huntington and Jasper by Jasper City Treasurer John T Huther drew thousands to Jasper. Reeves buried in Potters Field with no minister at grave as crowd sang Nearer My God to Thee and sheriff watched as Reeves brother John Reeves viewed body. Coroner exonerates Hather and will not arrest him amid community praise for the killing, viewed by locals as justice in Dubors county.
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Evansville
Ind
George Reeves
Huntington
Jasper
John T. Huther
Potters Field
John Reeves
Ble
Hather
Reeves
Dubors County
Heroic Richmond man sacrifices life saving coworker at mill
In Indianapolis on May 13 William Phelps of Richmond Kentucky and Janea Stansbury of the city were cleaning a steam-cleaned eight-foot upright when a leak scalded them. Phelps ordered Stansbury to escape first then jumped to shield her, dying from burns but saving her, saying Jim is married. Both men are African American.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Phelps
Richmond
Janea Stansbury
Cerentine Mills
Phelps
Jim
Stansbury
Local residents visit relatives across Connersville area
Courier Henry Kehl and family visit East Side relatives in Connersville. Samuel Green and daughter Alice visit relatives east of Connersville. A. Y. Neff attends AR encampment and visits Logansport relatives. Ben Brainfield returns to Mt Zion church. Eunice Moffett buys Barred Rock eggs from East Side poultry keepers.
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Henry Kehl
Connersville
East Side
Samuel Green
Alice
A. Y. Neff
Dan Brumiffel
Wm. T. Haara
Conneraville
John Grubb
Jim Handley
Mt. Zion
A. R
Logansport
Turner
Shelbyville
John Reed
Dan Brumflel
Milton Trusler
Canneraville
Perry Barnard
Eva
Indianapolis
Nulltownu
Mt Zion
Ellaworth Gettinger
Dora Stephens
Ben Brainfiel
Eunice Moffett
Beaumont Oil Fields Low Rates Direct Line
Be ready for oil field service in Beaumont area with low rates and direct line. Train connections via Queen and Crescent route noted. Contact W C Rinzarsonx G P A Cincinnati Ohio for details.
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Queen & Crescent
W.C. Rinzarsonx
Cincinnati
Committed death by own action in Greencastle
Tad May 13. Tucker Woodson Taylor aged 46 committed death by own action here Sunday by taking a heavy dose of chloroform and then shooting himself through the head. He was secretary to historian John Clark Ridpath and aided his work, a poet of note. Earlier he served as stenographer to N. C. De Pauw and graduated from Asbury University in 1878. He was unmarried.
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Greencastle
Tad
Tucker Woodson Taylor
Taylor
John Clark Ridpath
Ridpath
N.C. DePauw
Asbury University
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Waterloo
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Federation of Co-operative Window Glass Matufacturers
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Citizens Secrets
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General Immigration and Industrial Agent
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Fremont Clifford
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Red Cross
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