Regulares and Guards Parade in Fort Harrison Review
Thousands of spectators witnessed a formal review at Fort Harrison with Vice President Fairbanks and General Carter presiding. The day featured a major field battle along Fell Creek, pay distributions to Indiana National Guard, and a notable Illinois Second Cavalry band appearance.
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Indianeapolis
Fort Benjamin Harriega
Fairbanks
Fell Creek
Lawrence
Indiana National Guard
Fort Harrison
Indianapolis
General Carter
Carter
Second Cavalry
Harry J Tebbetts
Thirtieth Infantry
Signal Corps
United States Army
Indianand Hindis National Guard
Indiana
Prevailing Grain and Livestock Prices at Major Markets
Market reports show receipts at Cincinnati Chicago and New York with wheat No 2 red around 72% to 72.5 cents, corn No 2 near 40 cents, oats about 32 cents, and hogs varying from 4.00 to 6.60 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle and sheep values also listed. lambs price ranges from 6.00 to 8.00 dollars.
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Uolge
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Pulajanes Insurrection in Samar Suppressed
Brief dispatches report the Pulajanes in Samar Island are crushed. Sixteen men were executed for mutiny at Cronstadt on August 1. Heavy Alps snowfall traps tourists. Russia bans explosives imports. Greek and Bulgarian suspects tied to Abiola unrest arrested. An Ohio trolley derails near Wapakena with several dead or injured. Hawaii population estimated at 209,000 in Governor Carter’s annual report. 1900 census listed 154,001.
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Samar
Philippine Islands
Cronstadt
Alps
Russia
Abiola
Western Ohio Electric Railway
Wapakenea
Hves
Carter
Explosion and killings mark tragic events across multiple regions
Reports detail a gas explosion at a Mahony City coal mine killing two men and injuring five fatally. A Samara residence attack leaves the Borislar regiment commander dead. Buffalo sees a clash between two Italian families with two dead and four hospitalized. In Salome Botello Mexico seven workers perish in a National railroad quarry blast. Oklahoma and Indian Territory issue election proclamations setting November 6 for delegate elections and November 20 for constitutional convention convening.
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Borislar
Samara
Mahony City
Buffalo
Salome Botello
Mexico
National Railroad
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Alarming piracy rise, politics, and perilous events across nations
Reports era across headlines include piracy in Chinese waters, Nebraska GOP nominates George T. Sheldon for governor, Chicago heat-linked deaths, amateur golf victory by Arthur W. Copp, Port Danny free port from Sept. 1, Valparaiso earthquake relief funds, and a string of political and criminal incidents from New York to Persia.
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Nebraska
George T. Sheldon
Chicago
Arthur W. Copp
Associated Press
Danny
Valparaiso
Rouot
Straits of Magellan
Punta Arenas
Universal Peace Union
Connecticut Peace Association
Mystic
Conn
Local Notes Sprinkle News From Sugar Grove And Vicinity
Rain falls across the Sugar Grove area as residents share visits and courtship rumors. Dave Stewart spends Sunday with parents. C D McRae and sister were in New Albany. Henry Potts and family with his mother. Wedding planned soon. Lydia Hintle of New Albany visited her parents. Philip Richards of near New Middly town seen in our midst. James B. Stewart of New Albany circulated locally. Union Sabbath School plans an ice cream supper at Glaze's schoolhouse Saturday. Mrs Isete Leslie and daughter hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart. Mrs Clarence Glaze returns from Brandenburg visit. War Dallas of Hingis welcomed back after six years away. Mrs C A Stewart and Mrs William Stewart visited Catherine Pink at Rosewood.
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Dave Stewart
C. D. McRae
New Albany
Henry Potts
Lydia Hintle
Philip Richards
New Middlytown
J. Marion
Fu] Kosinger
George TP. Breeze
Fuzaleth
Stewart
Josie Yeager
Mrs Summers
Ivang Lance Inc
James B. Stewart
Alten
Sadie Vink
Louisville
Jolinink
Union Sabbath School
Glaze
Isete Leslie
Robert Stewart
Clarence Glaze
Brandenburg
War
Dallas
Hingis
Pea Ridge Family News Brief
Local notes from Pea Ridge report residents preparing for events and visits. Mentions include Mrs Titward Dacon on the stek list, Crandall visitors Whipples and John Vandenhbush with families, and a teachers institute trip planned for Madison County.
Sugar Tree Grove Social Notes and Illnesses
David Byrne visits New Albany daughter. Ananias Haas ill with typhoid and malaria fever. Hottell family from Dixie visit Carrie Watson. Dr Neely attends Mrs Perry Stoner. George Binkley returns from illness. Mrs Wiseman visits Getz family. Miss Lou Binkley returns from Louisville. Dave Shaffer at Jacob Rosenbarger funeral. Kal Mauck loses a colt. Vlock and family and Ed Erstine visit Hub Bard family. Florence Weaver returns from Corydon. Mary Stonecipher and Minnie Stonecipher visit Stonecipher family. Baxley and children visit Shaffer relatives.
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W. BP
Mauck
David Byrne
New Albany
Ananias Haas
Robert Hottell
Dixie
Carrie Watson
Dr. Neely
Perry Stoner
George Binkley
Mnoss
Joseph Wiseman
Max
John Getz
Lou Binkley
Louisville
Dave Shaffer
Jacob Rosenbarger
Blie River Chapel
Kal Mauck
Sen Vlock
Ed Erstine
Famaly
Chris Hubbard
Florence Weaver
Corydon
Mary Stonecipher
Milltown
Minnie Stonecipher
David Stonecipher
Fd. Baxley
Tunots
B’s
Ada Shaffer
Local notes from Huddletown and Breckenridge region
Lorena and Mary families share health updates as Nathan Smith convalesces and Mrs John Webbeman and Mrs Henry Creechus show small improvements. Rev W W Moore delivers farewell sermon at Pfrimmer Chapel Sanpcan. Miss Bertha Glenz recovers from typhoid fever but contracts spinal disease. David and Wilford visit their father in Breckenridge, who is gravely ill. Charles Dowdle and wife near Breckenridge rejoice at arrival of a twelve pound day. Catherine and Marenerite Smith of Louisville and Arrs. Oscar Meyers and son of Laneseilde visit Henry Quelleberutn’s family.
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Nathan Smith
John Webbeman
Henry Creechus
W. W. Moore
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Bertha Glenz
David
Wilford
Breckenidge
Charles Dowdle
Breckenridge
Catherine
Marenerite Smith
Louisville
Oscar Meyers and Son
Laneseilde
Henry Quelleberutn
Amnesty Offered as Cuba Seeks Peace With Insurgents
Havana reports President Palma and his cabinet weighing a thirty day amnesty for insurrectionists to return home unmolested. Opposition to the decree delays its issuance amid a day of inactivity but ongoing defense funding and heavy drafts continue. Officials warn the army buildup will extend beyond any fixed limit as the crisis deepens.
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Havana
Palma
Gussie Arrives With Full Tobacco Load From Havana
The steamship Gussie reached Tampa from Havana with a full tobacco cargo as importers rush goods off the island. Reports from private sources allege President Palmas is confined in the Havana palace and has not left for a week. The revolt is said to have spread to Santa Clara and Matanzas provinces.
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Tampa
Fla
Gussie
Havana
President Palmas
Santa Clara
Matanzas
Bryan reception signals third campaign kick off
William J. Bryan returns to New York aboard the Prioress Krone after a world tour and is set for a Madison Square Garden welcome on Thursday evening. Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland will preside with Democratic leaders from across the nation attending.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Peace at Fort Brown Transfer of troops announced
Washington reports that Major General F C Ainsworth ordered the transfer of colored troops from Fort Brown Texas to Fort Ringgold about 100 miles upriver on the Rio Grande due to local trouble. The Twenty sixth company will relocate to Fort Ringgold while a white unit moves to Fort Brown to guard the colored troops.
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Washington
F. C. Ainsworth
Fort Brown
Tex
Fort Ringarold
Rio Grande
Fort Scouwn
President Roosevelt backs Carnegie speaking reform plan
Roosevelt endorses the reform movement led by Islander Matthews at Columbia University. Public Printer orders documents from the White House to be printed per the reform committee’s recommendations.
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Oosteer Bay
Ik. 1
Roosevelt
Carnegie Spekting Reform
Islander Matthews
Columbia University
Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Man at Royal Hotel
St Louis police giant Michael McNamara shot and killed his wife at the Royal hotel and then fatally shot Jamie Pranky after confronting them. Mrs McNamara was shot in the back and tumbled downstairs as McNamara carried the woman and kissed her before she died.
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St. Louis
Michael McNamara
Jamie Pranky
Royal Hotel
President's Daughter Invites Unveiling Statue of McKinley
Mrs Nishtae Longworth wife of Congressman Longworth and daughter of President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to unveil the McKinley statue in Columbus Ohio on September 14.
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Cincinnati
Nishtae Longworth
Congiss Rae Longworth
Roosevelt
Wm McKinley
Columbus
It Was a Mistrial In Ross Galbraith Case
Springfield Mo August 25 The jury in the Ross Galbraith alleged lynching leader case reported they could not reach a verdict and were discharged by the court at 3 last evening resulting in a mistrial.
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Springfield
Ross Galbraith
Tueir
Usveo
Burnville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Watermelon Toasts
Burnville residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns. Eddie Byrne stopped by Mr Sheets near Galena on Sunday the 19th, while George Kepley from Georgetown spent the 14th at Charley Sappenfield’s. The piece notes numerous visits, excursions, and fond reminiscences at the old homestead as families gather for summer musings and watermelon talk.
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Bill Dads
Eddie Byrne
Local residents update on business changes and visits
Depauw note shows Sidney Seacat purchasing the livery stable of Marshall Vauglin. John Voyles of Hancock buys the barber shop here. Miss Cora Briscoe works at a Louisville millinery store. Mrs. K M Davis of Marengo visited relatives last weekend. Mrs. C W Smith, visiting Vincennes relatives, has returned home.
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Sidney Seacat
Marshall Vauglin
Cora Briscoe
Louisville
John Voyles
Hancock
K. M. Davis
Marengo
C. W. Smith
Vincennes
Church Services Notice
Catholic services held on the first and third Sundays of the month with Mass and benediction at 2:50 PM An Sunday school and catechism instruction conducted by Rev. R. E. Igrade pastor residing at Joe Bender’s.
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Tgrade
Joe Bender
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