National Editorial Association elects 1906 officers at Guthrie
At the National Editorial association annual session in Guthrie Oklahoma officers were chosen with John Dymond of New Orleans as president and L G Niblack of Guthrie as third vice president. Indianapolis was selected as the 1906 meeting site. Delegates will tour Portland Oregon Texas and California. Resolutions favored Oklahoma statehood and opposed a proposed International Typographical Union strike set for January 1 1906 as harmful to business.
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Guthrie
Okla
National Editorial Association
John Dymond
New Orleans
John H. Junkin
Sterling
Kan
Henry B. Warner
Lexington
L. G. Niblack
William A. Ashbrook
Johnstown
J. W. Cockrum
Oakland City
Ind
J. Irvin Steele
Ashland
Indianapolis
Portland
Ore
Texas
California
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
International Typographical Union
National Editorial convention opens with 787 delegates gathered
The twentieth annual convention of the National Editorial association began at the Brooks opera house in Guthrie Oklahoma with 787 delegates in attendance. A reception and ball followed the opening session last night.
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Guthrie
O. T
National Editorial Association
Brooks Opera House
National convention draws 25000 at Flora Old German Baptists meeting
Flora Ind a national convention of the Old German Baptists attracted delegates and visitors from Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland Illinois Michigan Missouri and other states with an estimated crowd over 25000. The event marked Flora’s first hosting of the convention and organizers report smooth crowds and ample dining capacity as attendees consumed large quantities of beef potatoes and coffee.
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Flora
Ind
Old German Baptists
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Ilinois
Michigan
Missouri
Tabernacle
Date of Mitchell's Trial
Washington reports the Department of Justice announces the Mitchell trial date in June.
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Mitchell
Washington
Department of Justice
Trial of Oregon land fraud cases to begin in Portland
Trial routines set for next Monday in Portland with Senator Mitchell among those called for indictments. Nearly fifty Oregon leaders face indictments ranging from one to twelve counts. Fort Wayne, LaGrange county residents use Moore law to close saloons, nine of eleven townships successful, Bloomfield and Milford unsuccessful. remonstrances target businesses, not people.
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Oregon
Portland
Mitchell
Congress
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lagrange County
Bloomfield
Lagrange
Milford Township
Tornado Devastates Michigan Thumb Region Storm Toll Rising
An electric storm in lower Michigan formed a tornado in the thumb district. Tuscola and Sanilac counties report a half mile wide path of death and damage. Two children are killed and four more fatally hurt. The incident follows Friday night’s severe weather across the area.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Lower Michigan
Thumb
Tuscola
Sanilac
Lightning Kills Twelve Horses in Clarkshill Barn Fire
A lightning strike hit John Hanna Gay's barn in Clarkshill Ind on June 8 setting it afire. The blaze cremated twelve horses and destroyed hay and corn stores totaling about one hundred tons of hay and 1,000 bushels of corn.
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Clarkshill
Ind
John Hannagay
Divorce Granted to Lugenia Wambie in North Carolina Marriage Claim
The Indianapolis superior court granted a divorce to Lugenia Wambie who testified she was married in North Carolina at age eight. She is now twenty and mother of two children.
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Indianapolis
Superior Court
Lugenia Wambie
North Carolina
Lightning Claims Two Local Victims
A June lightning bolt killed nine year old Virgil Russell as he walked in a field south of Washington Indiana. In Knox Indiana Alice Mayes, a Beards town resident, drowned at Basslake when a boat overturned.
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Washington
Ind
Virgil Russell
Bass Lake
Knox, Ind
Alice Mayes
Beardstown
Basslake
Here
Buffalo Hunt Delights 101 Ranch Guests at Oklahoma Event
Forty thousand people observed a Miller Brothers buffalo hunt and Indian celebration at the 101 ranch in Bliss Oklahoma on June 12 during a National Editorial Association visit. The event featured a buffalo dinner, wild west show, Indian dances, and a grand parade with ponca and otoe participation.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Montana
Cherokes
Ox. Team
Prairie Schooner
Gallo ws for Woman Agnes Myers Sentenced to Hang
Missouri jury convicts Agnes Myers of Kansas City for the murder of her husband Clarence Myers. The verdict carries the death penalty by hanging. Accomplice Frank Hottman testified to a premeditated, brutal crime. Hottman awaits his own death penalty after conviction.
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Liberty
Agnes Myers
Kansas City
Clarence Myers
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock Overview
Prices across markets show wheat No 2 red near 1.02 at Indianapolis and 1.05 at Cincinnati. Corn No 2 around 53 to 55 cents, oats about 31 to 88 cents, hay ranges from 8 to 10.50 per ton. Hogs move around 14.50 in Indianapolis and 4.60 to 5.45 at Cincinnati and Chicago. Sheep and lamb values also noted across cities.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indiana State News Highlights Rail Commission Reorganization
Indiana notes detail work by the railway commission as it establishes a new administration department. A. B. Hunt C. V. Mc Adams and W. J. Wood lead efforts, with inquiries to railroads on passes and a July 1 deadline for compliance. Trustees to bulk purchase vouchers and stationery to save costs. Remonstrance against a Seventh ward saloon in South Bend dismissed after costly proceedings, a setback for anti liquor forces.
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Indianapolis
Railway Commission
A. B. Hunt
C. V. McAdams
W. J. Wood
South Bend
Ind
Seventh Ward
Madison county trustees plan joint purchase of supplies
A Madison County trustees meeting notes a plan to unite 13 township trustees into one body to buy town ship supplies. They will estimate annual needs for fuel schoolhouse furniture and road machinery, then call bids with the lowest bidder winning the contract.
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Wnat ‘Ac
Woman Dies in Yard Kettle Fire Accident
In Laporte Indiana on June 9 Mrs John Shaulkey aged sixty eight died after flames engulfed her while heating water in a large kettle in the yard. No witnesses saw the incident and her son in law John Schultz who lived with her returned from the field to find her burned to a crisp at the fire.
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Laporte
Ind
John Shaulkey
John Schultz
Judge Denies Motion to Quash Indictments in Blackmail Case
Lafayette Ind June 6 Judge De Hart overruled the motion to quash the indictments against attorney Joseph Bacock alleging attempted blackmail Exceptions were noted and saved for record.
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Lafayette
Ind
de Hart
Joseph Bacock
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