Indiana G A R officers elected at twenty ninth encampment
John D. Alexander of Bedford elected Department Commander at the twenty ninth Indiana encampment. Officers include Milton Gel Kokomo as Senior Vice Commander Wilbur E. Gorsuch South Bend as Junior Vice Commander and Dr S Brown Knox as Medical Director. Crawfordsville chosen for next encampment and Kokomo encampment praised by the Ladies of the G A R.
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John BD. Alexander
Bedford
Department of Indiana
Congress
Crawfordsville
South Bend
Terre Haute
John D. Alexander
Hedford
Milton 3el
Kokema
Wilbur FE. Gorsuch
Sorth Bend
Dr. S. Brown
Knox
F. M. Eliott
Hammond
Col
J. Ro Fesler
Indianapolis
Council of Administration
Joseph D. Galleher
Williamsport
Wilkinson
Knightstown
OD. HH
Miller
Franklin
W. D. Myers
Kendallville
J. L. Miller
Lafayette
Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Anna Tucker
No Dllesville
Laura Kalter
Kokomo
Junior View
Mary Mennet
Columbus
Lucinda Coble
Winchester
Ellis Jenkins
Noeaville
G.oa
Pearl Wright
le Bensport
Wright
Indiana
Etta Lee Toby
Chicago
Logansport
Toby
Ladies of the
Rebecca Hammel
Mantiecla
C. Graves
R. FE. Hollis
Washington
Grace Carnahan
Oxford
Olive Allison
Richmond
Alice Kramer
Jennie Ervine
New Albany
Dynamite and Rioting Mark Cleveland Street Car Strike
A Cleveland street car strike sees dynamiting and rioting with damaged trucks and several injuries. Passengers, including Mrs Eliza beth Moeiser, suffer head injuries from bricks and missiles. a box believed to hold explosives fell on tracks near Broadway and East Fifty-fifth street. Wires are cut as linemen and police face large crowds. a car at Teast Whitty-second street detours passengers with injuries.
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Cleveland
Detroit Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Wooll Hnd Avenue
David Benjamin
Benjamin
Woodlawn- Lorain
Elizabeth Moeiser
D Broadway
East Fifty-fifth Street
Municipal Praction Company
Broadway
Teast Whitty
Astreet
Delhi
Montison Street
Earl Street
Sibers
Iit
Nellie Stanley
Anderson
Rosina Stanley
Pendleton
Miss Stanley
James Little
Arthur Nye
Roscoe
Marton
Arthur
Rome
Daniel Klinger
Tiuntington
George W. Johnson
Lawrenceburg
Goldfield
Nev
Mansfield
Two Twins
Mr. Bambrough
Thomases
Charles Raatz
Lochiel
Benton County
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Raatz
Perry C. McDonald
Chester Ragan
Evansville
Leander Jeffries
Kosciusko County
State Bank
Leesburg
Pennsylvania Station
Warsaw
Multiple Indiana crimes and accidents haunt Linden to Warsaw
Burglars loot C. H. Lucas cafe in Linden stealing $13 in nickels. two watches and $5 kept. A freight wreck on Pennsylvania line near Waynesville kills Engineer McGregor and injures several. Fires, drownings, and felonies ripple through counties from Morgantown to Warsaw, with assorted fatalities, arrests, and legal notes.
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C. H. Lucas
Linden
Pennsylvania
Waynesville
Wiliam McGregor
James Ross
8. I. Pedigo
Jeffersonville
Snow glide car crash kills forty Japanese laborers in Alberta
A snow glide accident at Cubenry Alberta killed forty Japanese workers who were aboard two boarding cars. The disaster is reported alongside international notes on Roosevelt Venezuela tensions and Italian Turkish diplomatic frictions over post offices and an Italian missionary murder in Tripoli.
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Cubenry
Alberta
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Russell
Tacoma
Ha Guayra
Asia Samar
Tripoli
Turkey
Italy
Porte
Dun's Review of Trade Chicago Summary
In Chicago the mortality in business shows a year over year fall while bank deposits rise and unemployment funds accumulate. Coal labor troubles and uncertain freight tariffs dampen outlook, with costs and demand uncertainties delaying major contracts. Retail trade is uneven though interior demand and staple buying stay steady. road sales remain robust for fall and winter goods. Failures in Chicago district total 24, liabilities over 5,000 at 7.
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Chicago
Dun
Review of Trade
New York Trading Slows But Shows Signs of Warming
The report notes irregular weather and fluctuating demand in New York with mild improvement in commerce and industry. Cotton goods prices appear at bottom, wool orders rise, and carpet and ribbon sales spark demand. pig iron quotas fail to steady markets and failures edge lower in the United States for the week ending May.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Southwest
Northwest
United States
Canada
National Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grains
Markets in Chicago, Indianapolis, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit and New York list cattle from $4.00 to $7.15, hogs $3.50 to $6.00, sheep $2.50 to $5.50, and grains including wheat No 2 around $0.99 to $1.08, corn No 2 about $0.63 to $0.78, oats and rye varying by region. butter and eggs also quoted.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
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the Tribune
Denver
Dice & Lacey
Bob Evans
Metcalf
Robley LD. Evans
Atlantic Fleet
General Board of the Navy
Board
Mayfield
Isaac Owen
Wintermeyer
Twenty-seventh
Throop Streets
Cleveland Strike Directors
Ative Lt
Behner
Ingersoll
James Para Sey
Review OF Indiana
Morgantown
Goel Price
Henry Fields
Lyons
Henry Stalcup
Koschusko County
Carl Hoffman
Cc. R. Hoffman
Seymour
White River
Andrew Carnegie
M. Sf
Bert Burkhart
Saline
Princeton
Thos. Thompson
Westville
Valparaiso
Mary Kelly
College Avenue M. EE
Bloomington
Frederick Bledsoe
Linton
Bledsoe
A. P. Lashee
Miss Simmons
Jasonville
Samuel Dougherty
William Nortman
Transvaal
William Frye
Hebron
Porter County
Forest Anderson
Jasper
Joseph Leffler
Muncie
Turner
Allen Stewart
Martha Stewart
Alice
Stewart
Missouri
Charles Watson
Vigo County
Indiana Reformatory Barn
Ira T. Loos
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