Two Victims of the Air Lanes in California and New Orleans
The report notes Arch Hoxsey's death near Los Angeles and Moisant’s death in New Orleans within hours, raising the tally of aviator fatalities to forty one. It describes Hoxsey’s fatal fall from a biplane at Alameda County and the mournful scenes as spectators witness the tragedy.
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Moisant
New Orleans
Hoxsey
Los Angeles
Cal
Tan
Desingiuez
Archdoxsey
Chesen
Atierguen
John Muisalis Dedi
Aso Wis
Alameda County
Alameda
Oxser
M. C. Goxser
Pasadena
Wheation
Moi rants Fall ends life of famed aviator
New Orleans reports John B Moisant, famed American aviator who flew Paris to London and won the Statue of Liberty prize, died during a preliminary endurance test for a Michelin cup attempt. He circled the field, descended, then his craft dipped vertical, and he fell about 25 feet from ground, breaking his neck with no other injuries.
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New Orleans
John B. Moisant
Paris
London
Emperor Francis Joseph Stricken by Cold Confined to Bed
Eyed by physicians for precautionary measures, the Austrian emperor Francis Joseph remains in bed with a cold. Medical advisers urge strict observance of precautions to prevent further illness.
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Eyperor Francis Joseph
Victim of Hole in the Air Fatality in Los Angeles
Arch Hoxley is reported as the victim in a deadly incident described as a hole in the air in Los Angeles. Officials investigated the cause and determined a fatal outcome for Hoxley, with local authorities confirming the event details.
Wild West Hold Up After Moving Pictures
Three youths William Kilpatrick Paul Swen and Adolph Swen attacked William Kobble after a showing in Elizabeth New Jersey. They waited at Bayway and the Long Ranch railroad for Kobble grabbed two thirty dollar bills and his watch beat him then fled. He identified one assailant and all three were arrested in a saloon and jailed after denial.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Moving Picture
William Kilpatrick
Paul Swen
Adolph Swen
Bayway
Long Ranch Railroad
Ouwlskirts
Wiliam Koabble
Grier Avenue
Junging
Kobble
Mahon
Stetson Predicts Mary Baker Eddy's Resurrection View
Mrs Augusta E Stetson exleader of the First Church of Christ Scientist says she must tell the world her belief that Mary Baker Eddy will be raised from the tomb and appear in human form Mrs Eddy did not die as traditionally reported The claim ties to Christian Science teachings of no death and a coming millennium with Christ.
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New York
Augusta E. Stetson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
World of
Christian Science
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Newton
Mass
John
Patmos
Shotgun Duel Near Big Lake In Arkansas Hunt Case
Osceola Arkansas January 2 A gun battle erupted on Big Lake when officers pursuing forty four Big Lake Hunting and Fishing club members indicted for violating non resident hunting laws refused to halt Shots were exchanged as the boat pursued the group one hunter reportedly fell into the skiff but all escaped Members are said to reside in Memphis Nashville St Louis Cincinnati Louisville and other cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Atk
Big Lake
Earles linked to Indiana fish and game funds shortage
Indianapolis reports a $7,240 shortfall in Indiana fish and game funds traced to Rev. Zack Sweeney's office. Former deputy E. E. Earle and his wife are accused of handling the missing money after Earle took charge of the funds. he denies wrongdoing while a divorce and remarriage follow.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Zack Sweeney
Columbus
Fish and Game
State Board of Accounts
Sweeney
Earle
Eerles
Mexico
Miss Meehan
Marion County
Rev
Farmers’ Fish and Game Protective Association
Fish and Game Commission
George W. Miles
Robbers Loot New Palestine Bank in $6416 Safe Job
The State Bank of New Palestine in Hancock county was cracked and $6416 in cash stolen. Entry used a skeleton key, safe combination broken, with no deposits lost. Investigators believe robbers fled toward Indianapolis on a traction handcar then switched to a railroad line near Irvington.
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Indianapolis
State Bank of
New Palestine
Hancock County
Despondent Man Commit Suicide Over Love Note
Walter Williams of Plymouth killed himself in a South Bend hotel after failing to win a reply from Miss Pearl Bayman. He left a note confessing love, and scholars believe the lack of a prompt response caused his despondency.
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South Bend
Ind
Pearl Bayman
Walter Williams
Plymouth
Young Farmer Wounded by Two Robbers Near Spring Brook Park
Roman Yaberski, a young farmer from west of South Bena, Indiana, was shot by two highwaymen near Spring Brook Park. They robbed him of a gold watch and all his money, leaving him unconscious in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bena
Ind
Roman Yaberski
Springbrook Park
Thing
Taberski
One Fourth Went Wrong in Wayne Circuit Court
Court statistics from Richmond Indiana show nearly one third of Wayne circuit court filings in the year were divorce cases. About 100 actions were filed and for every four licenses issued there was a divorce granted.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne Circuit Court
Boy Bert Ancil Dies From Hunting Gunshot Wound
Marion Ind December 31 Bert O Ancil seventeen son of Amos Ancil near Sweetser died in a hospital here from a gunshot wound received a week ago while hunting. The shotgun discharged when Ancil dropped it to the ground.
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Marion
Ind
Bert O. Ancil
Amos Ancil
Sweetser
Ancil
Buffalo to Host Next Year’s AHA Convention
The American Historical Association closed its annual convention in Indianapolis selecting Buffalo as next year’s site and electing William M. Sloane of Columbia University as president.
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The
American Historical Association
Indianapolis
Buffalo
William M. Sloane
Columbia University
Stokes Jackson His Friends Working Hard to Secure a Rich Plum
Friends of Stokes Jackson mobilize to secure a lucrative plum for him. They campaign to influence a decision maker or sponsor to award a high value prize or position. The effort signals strong community backing and strategic effort to land the deal.
Indiana Democrats mobilize for Stokes Jackson bid
Leading Democrats including state officers order two special cars for January 16 to take them to Washington to support Stokes Jackson for serjeant at arms of the House. About seventy five to a hundred Democrats expected to travel and stay until after the January 22 house caucus. Congressman Ralph W Moss backs Jackson predicting election. Indiana’s large Democratic delegation seeks recognition in the House.
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Indiamapolis
Washington
Stokes Jackson
Jackson
Ralph W. Moss
Indiana
Ohio River
Bank formed to care for Northern bank depositors to open soon
New York on January 2 reports a new bank created to protect depositors of the Northern bank and related accounts will open to the public within a week or two. Joseph G. Robin, president of the Northern bank, who attempted suicide last Friday, is recovering and set to appear in court tomorrow to plead to the grand larceny indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Bank
Joseph G. Robin
Coal Dealer Sentenced for Fraud in Indianapolis Case
James Jackson, president of the Eclipse Coal company, defrauded the Claypool hotel, city hospital, and English power plant coal contracts by false weights and bills. He received a prison term of one to seven years after pleading guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Indianapolis
James Jackson
Eclipse Coal Company
Claypool
City Hospital
English Power
Grand Jury Urges Reward in Muncie Murder
Delaware county grand jury after a three weeks probe into the murder of Norman I. Black, a Muncie banker, did not indict but urged county commissioners to offer a reward for the killer's conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Delaware County
Norman I. Black
Death in Communion Cup at Lutheran Church
Three communicants died and twenty nine others fell gravely ill in St. Petersburg after an elder in the Peterhof district prepared communion wine with a mixture of sulphurated chromate.
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St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Old Watchman Killed by Fast Westbound Limited
Alexander Probst aged sixty, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad crossing watchman, died at Monroeville near Fort Wayne when a westbound Limited struck him while he worked the crossing. The accident occurred as he stood guard at the track.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Alexander Probst
Pennsylvania Railroad
Monroeville
Here
Called at Wrong Place in Logansport
August Guiconi was shot by the husband after calling on Mrs Dominick Acon and is in serious condition at St Josephs hospital Dan Coughlin a Chicago bribery fugitive from the Cronin murder case is dead in San Pedro Honduras
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Logansport
Ind
Guicvoni
Dominick Acon- Gc
Guiconi
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Dan Coughlin
Dr. Cronin
Chicago
San Pedro
Honduras
Promissory Note and Church Notices at Corydon M E Church
Church column lists a promissory note not subject to protest inviting all to the Meeting House for worship and peace. Sermon topics for next Sabbath include Sanctification in the morning and A Society Tragedy in the evening.
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Corydon M. E. Church
O. A. Robertson
Catholic Church Schedules in Corydon and New Middletown
The notice lists Mass and devotional times for two churches. In Corydon services occur on the second and fourth Sundays and the Monday after, with Sunday Mass and sermon, Benediction, Sunday School at 2:30 p.m., and a weekday Mass at 7:50 a.m. In New Middletown, services are on the first and third Sundays with confession 5 to 9 a.m., communion and sermon Benediction at 10 a.m., Sunday School at 2:30 p.m., and weekday Mass times. The schedule runs Oct 1 to May 1, 1911, per Rev. I. L. Quaab e.
United Brethren Church Services Schedule
Preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 10 30 a.m. and every Sunday at 7 p.m. Junior meeting Sundays at 2 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 p.m. C K B U Thursdays at 7 p.m.
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United Brethren Church Services
Reve .C. KB. U
Church Schedule at Shiloh and Dethany
At Shiloh Sunday School 9 30 a m preaching 1st and 3rd Sundays 10 30 a m prayer meeting Sundays. At Dethany Sunday School 2 30 p m preaching 2nd and 4th Sundays 3 30 p m sermon next Sabbath all invited Y P C Sundays 7 p m 730 p m A B Conno pastor.
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Y. P.C
J. A
B. Conno
Optimistic view grows as Mexican rebels retreat
From El Paso to Chihuahua reports suggest the insurgent main army has disappeared, surviving only in small bands. The federals now control the railroad out of Chihuahua and can repair lines, seen as a sign of rebel weakness and possible near quitting of the rebellion.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Chihuahua
Queen Helena Injures Self in Palace Fall
In Rome Queen Helena fell from stairs to her children's nursery, bruising her knees and injuring an arm. Prof. Bastianelli treated the arm with splints and said the fall likely poses no serious risk given her condition. In New York, Park Commissioner Stover plans to add a cow to Central Park’s menagerie for educational purposes.
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Rome
Helena
Bastianelli
New York
Stover
Central Park
One Day Late Delivers The Democrat to Post Office Delays
The paper explains delays caused by multiple issues delaying printing to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and possible three to four hour setbacks that push delivery to Wednesday morning, risking missing early mails and a full day of mail delivery delay.
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Democrat
Hat and Geth Return After Week with Relatives
Hat and Geth, daughters of Ratie Lewis, returned home last Saturday after a week with relatives in New Albany.
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Hat and Geth
Ratie Lewis
New Albany
Harrison County 1910 December Allowances List
The Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners items show December 1910 allowances for numerous individuals and offices. Amounts include interest on county orders, gravel road work in Washington and Harrison townships, bridge reps, court house and public fund disbursements, and various clerk and official salaries.
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Board of Commissioners of
Harrison County
Indiana
Media Miller Interest
JJ Bullett & Son Int
First Nat Bank Int
Jacob Richert Srint
Washington
Ben Windell
Tees le Sased ‘ Hetrotter
Henry McAdams Elick Miller
John L Simler
Straud Fowler
Hens
Ray Trotter
Cere Eee
Cordia Miller
Arthur Hardson OE
Richara
Fyaths Leonidas Intner Bae Ie
Ager
Harrison Ty
Beau
Aaron Milier
Marry Jordan
Horace Jucovs
Maurice Stronecipher
Smith
Cort Rosenbarrer
Alva G Ward Sheriff's Sal
Amzie Kunnapel
Hurst and Co
Finley Bixler
Jesse Pitman
Irk Roy Bixler
AJ Smith
Kanmett Beaublosson
Best
D Barnes Treus
Lew M O'Bannon
Clerk’s
Lizzie Parish
Griffin & Co
Treasolf
Orp Poor
Coring
Barnes
Eleetion
Perend Fund
Vom School Fund
Frank Cunningham
Thos H Smith
Thos J Stevens
Bridge Rep
Joseph Moyars
John S Walter
Henry H Wise Cor
AJ Watson
Posey
Boston
Lochmond
Dora Yeager
Rene Cress
Kessinger
Dus P Hobbs
John Underhill
CJ Deatrick
William Taylor
A. H.C
Reviewers back road opening in Morgan and Jackson townships
Jacob Fessel Oliver Smith and Harvey Taylor of Morgan township appeared before the Board of Commissioners yesterday as reviewers of a road in Jackson township. They reported favorably for opening the road.
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Jacob Fessel
Oliver Smith
Harvey Taylor
Morgan Township
Board of Commiissioners
Jackson Township
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