Archbishop Wood to be invested with pallium
Arch bishop Wood of Philadelphia recovers from rheumatism and will travel by special car to Philadelphia for the pallium installation on Thursday. He is accompanied by Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati, Bishop Elder of Natchez, Bishop Quinlar of Mobile, Mons. Benitti, Dr. Ubialdi, and other clergymen.
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
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Natchez
Quinlar
Mobile
Mons
Benitti
Ubialdi
John Heard Sentenced for Dolant Murder in Iowa
John Heard was sentenced to two years hard labor in the State Penitentiary by Judge Reid for the April murder of John Dolant in Avera Iowa. He was left in the custody of the Fort Madison sheriff this morning and to be discharged thereafter. Anpang New York reports the Lee County court’s unanimous reversal of the Supreme Court in the ongoing case of Wi.
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Local notes mention hospitalities and events across towns
The column reports social notes from Chicago to Winamac including a death expected for Grover, business notes from Leonard & Cage and Wrigley medicine sales, a strawberry festival at the First Presbyterian Church, visits by James Murdock of Lafayette, and various local happenings. It mentions Dr. J B Shultz amputating a leg, real estate ads, a street safety appeal on Ninth Street, and an upcoming June 21 school opening, June 24 basket picnic, and an opera house exhibition with speakers Doolittle and O'Brien.
Local Notes From Various Towns Highlight City Happenings
Sneak thieves alarm various parts of the city while fruit crops face loss from falling produce. A number of bird dogs were poisoned, and lumbering plots include cucumbers near the city. The Wabashiree Trader notes chinch bug complaints and Peru Times recalls a foot race at the fairgrounds. Jones Slater murder case adjourned to next term with bonds posted. Catskill Recorderisms and local frost tales appear as Rochester editor watches, and fly season unsettles bald headed men. Spiceland reports frost, Indianapolis boys chase winning horse, and Kolton notes bettors in Cambridge races. Peru Sentinel mentions canal jobs waiting for rising water, and Noblesville Independant notes a Democrat office move. Stevenson marks the 2nd Mexican War veterans anniversary at Logansport.
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Indianapolis
Kolton Democrat
Indianapolis Sports
Agai “Monarch Jr
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T Canal
Anderson Herald Gays
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Noblesville
Stevenson
Loganspot
Chicago excursion train set for tomorrow morning departure
The Chicago excursion train leaves Fourth Street depot at 3 o clock tomorrow for the season s largest trip. Fare is 350 for adults and 200 for children with hotel arrangements and reduced rates for excursionists.
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Excursion From Lafayette To Logansport Planned
An excursion from Lafayette led by the Hibernian Society will visit Logansport on July 1. The trip aims to show rural neighbors how a small town can become a city without deep banking capital and to welcome Lafayette residents to Logansport.
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Logansport
Real estate transfers and local incidents in Logansport area
Real estate transfers show Williard G. Nash to George M. Naylor for Lot 24 in LaRose addition and Caroline Taylor to William H. Standley for a Tipton reserve square with farm value at 18000. A serious accident injures Thad Barnett on a canal bridge while riding a pony. A list of public school teachers chosen for September includes M. S. Coulter and many others. A.H. Evans, once a Praros worker, becomes Assistant Superintendent of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis railroad network.
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Williard G. Nash
George M. Naylor
LaRose
Logansport
Caroline Taylor
William H. Standley
Reserve Square
Tipton
Tipton Homestead
Thad Barnett
Round House
Charley Curtis
Canal Bridge
Fifteenth Street
Mr. Barnett
Praros
A. H. Evans
Cincinnati
Evans
Indiana
Mr. Evans
Don’t Say No to Reasonable Requests by Your Child
A parenting piece urges letting reasonable requests stand and avoiding cruel peremptory refusals. It argues that outright denial damages trust, fosters cynicism, and robs children of a happy childhood, stressing that a thoughtful yes supports growth and shared joy.
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Alabama
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Los Angeles
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J. A. Adrain
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Doolittle
Wisconsin
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Meech
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Cy Myers
Anderson
Strain & Shultz
Major Snider
John C. Merriam, Esq
Geo. E. Smith
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Nebraska
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Ida Covault
Blanch Thompson
Sadie Clendening
Emma Dickerhoff
W. B. Hoover
C. E. Hale
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R. E. Cushman
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Mary R. Reed
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Maud Meginnis
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Anna May Rush
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