Troy Infield Shine As River Town Eleven Triumphs
An aggregation from Troy defeated Ferdinand's team with strong infield play. Linney Feldpansch Paulin and Philips starred in the visitors' field while Schnieders Holtzmann led the local batting. Jasper Reds beat Tell City Grays 5 9 with Gerard Taufe winning. home run by Gardner powered Jasper: Dale Regulars defeated Jasper Heralds 6 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Troy
Troy’s
Linney
Feldpansch
Paulin
Philips
Schnieders
Holtzmann
Jasper
Gerard & Taufe
Tell City
Pressier & Kelly
Becker
Jasper Heralds
Dale
Packers Guilty They Accept Rebates in Export Case Trials
In Kansas City four meatpacking firms Armour Swift Cudahy and Nelson Morris faced jury verdicts over rebates on shipments via Burlington & Quincy railroad to New York for export to Europe. Judge Smith McPherson instructed the panel, noting the case tests interstate and foreign commerce laws. Sentencing will await the Burlington line case. fines range from 1000 to 2000 per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States District Court
Armour & Co, Swift & Co
Cudahy &¢Co
Nelson Morris Packing Cohey
Burlington Railway
Kangan City
New York
Cudahy & Co
Germany
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
McPherson
United States
Congress
Kan
Atlantic Seaboard
Consignee
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Burlington Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad Co
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson Morris Co
Mob Attacks Defeated Man in Poecomo City
June 13 report says Ned Watson, a Black man, was defeated and struck by a mob while in police custody after a fatal assault on his employer Samuel S. Barnes near Kings Creek in Somerset County. The Black man escaped but was captured. a mob attempted lynching as officers intervened. In St Louis, Thomas W. Niedringhaus was re elected chairman of the Republican State Committee with John H. Rothwell as vice chairman Amadee B. Cole treasurer and Joe McCoy secretary. A Philadelphia note mentions a boy named Chirley F. Muth and his mother hurt, with a seven year old involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poecomo City
Ned Watson
Samuel S. Barnes
Kings Creek
Somerset County
St. Louis
Thomas W. Niedringhaus
Republican State Committee
John H. Rothwell
Sedalia
Amadee B. Cole
Joe Mc.Coy
Philadelphia
Elasa
Chirley
F. Muth
Beveridge meat inspection amendment advances in House committee
The House Committee on Agriculture continues work on the Beveridge meat inspection amendment as part of the agricultural bill. It plans to report the measure with changes, including a continental United States scope and revised label rules, and to disagree with Senate amendments while seeking a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Senate
Beveridge
United States
Neltzer
Tuesday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results show New York and Brooklyn winning, Chicago and W Boston losing, with St Louis and Philadelphia posting varied tallies. American Association games include Indianapolis sweeping St Paul in both games, Louisville and Minneapolis distances, and Kansas City edging Columbia. Central League totals list Springfield and Terre Haute, Canton and Evansville, Dayton and South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cinermnatth
Brooklyn
Chicago
W. Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbia
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Springfield
Grand Rapida
Terre Haute
Canton
Evansville
Wheeling
Dayton
South Bend
Wife of Brewer Arrested in Manalaughter Case
A wealthy brewer’s wife was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a fatal incident. Police did not release further details but said the investigation continues and charges may follow.
Great Sons of a Great Man and Scientific Feats
A review of Charles Darwin and his four sons highlighting their careers in medicine astronomy geology and politics. Mentions Francis Darwin George Howard Darwin Thorace Darwin and Maj Leonard Darwin with notes on their roles and achievements. Also references copper mining methods and a railway accident incident with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Darwin
Francis
George
Horace
Leonard
Royal Society
Wowo Baronet
Piuniian
Caimeoridee
Vadise
Unite Ish
Grub
Binsets
Wealthy Manufacturer Dies in Philadelphia Poison Incident
Wealthy Philadelphia manufacturer Ricoard Tiltghonin died from poisoning after taking what he believed were medicine tablets. The fragment notes his wealth and prominence and hints at discussions on feeding costs and market profitability rather than clear subsequent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ricoard Tiltghonin
Hle
English Commons Debate Targets American Meat Trade
Washington reports a House of Representatives discussion echoing the Neill Reynolds Chicago packing houses inquiry. Mondell condemns sensational coverage as harmful to U S meat industries while Stayden urges further investigation and reform. Ames defends Packers paying inspection costs amid calls for per capita tax and government inspection funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neill-Reynolds
Chicago
Mondell
Wyo
House of Commons
England
Stayden
Tex
Neill Reynolds
Dniparthal Committee of
Mr Ames
Shane Les
Fire devastates LeClaire business district. losses reach
The Davenport June 13 report says LeClaire Iowa business section burned destroying the principal hotel Knights of Pythias hall and several stores with total loss $115000. Fire brigade fought the blaze but damage described as severe affecting major downtown buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
LeClaire
Knights of Pythias Hall
Francis Reutmann Weds Henry Evermann at St Ferdinand
At St Ferdinand church Fer di nand Tuesday morning June 12 Miss Francis Reutmann married Mr Henry Evermann with Rev Fr John Schorny officiating. Miss Rosie Evermann and Miss Kellar attended for the bride and Mr Joseph Evermann and Mr Paul Fisher served as attendants. The couple will reside in Fer di nand and friends and the News extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ferdinand’s Church
Ferdinand
Francis Reutmann
Henry Evermann
John Schorny
Miss Reutmann
Rosie Evermann
Kellar
Joseph Evermann
Paul Fisher
Ferdinand's Market country produce and meat prices
A market listing shows country produce and meats with unit prices including eggs 12 per dozen butter 124g lb, bacon 9¢ lb, shoulders 71¢ lb, lard 8 4c lb, hens 80¢ lb, springers 15¢ lb, wool grease 28 lb, root vegetables, spices, mill stuff like flour 82.80 per hundred pounds, meal 65¢ per bushel, grain such as wheat and corn with prices, tobacco leaf and junk galore priced by pound or bag.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reds
Jasper Reds
Tell City Grays
Rohleder
Senninger
Frank Mueller
Heralds
Gardner & Wachner
Wahl
Huckelbech
Heidelbech
Gardner
Wm. Gardner
Wachner
Ee A
Miller
Russ
Feldpauseh Ib
Paulin Ss
Phillipa Ef
U Nash Rf
Ballis
Ackerman If
Frer Rosnanp Reps Abrh Poa E Mueller Rf
Metzger Sy U
Kholeder
Uvebelhor
Bromm
Sunninger P
Gerber
Rovelf U
Ruys
Holtzman
Bassa
Dinand
Packers
Committee ON Agriculture
Beveridge Meat Inspection
Palla
Jina
A_ sane
Darwin
Hartford Conn
Htoanele
Van
Hear Wal
House of Representatives
Evermann-Reutmann
Porter Broshears
J.F. Beardsley
Boonville
Ind
SF. Beardsley
Dale, Ind
Berdinune
Culla
Tome
Cumberland
Wiss Bertha C. Rickaltmann
Peter Gerber & Sons
Ferdinand, Ina
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!