Terror in Terre Haute as Insane Man Is Shot Dead
Indianapolis dispatch reports Lewis Pierce, a stranger from Louisville, terrorized pedestrians on Terre Haute's Seventh Street wielding razors. He attacked Officers Pierce and Fedderson, who shot him dead after he slashed a policeman. The wounded officer is expected to recover. Pierce had been drinking. insanity linked to intoxication.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Ind
Sentinel
Lewis Pierce
Woulsyive
Randhmuck
Seventh Street
Pierce
Fedderson
Datroitney Pierce
Oficer Pierce
Vierce
Moraue
St. Louis
Highwaymen try robbery of pay section on Fenn ey Vanin road
June 21 Hammond Indiana reports highwaymen attempted to rob ten section men on the Fenn ey Vanin road near Whiting during pay time. One robber fatally injured, others captured. Injured man identified as Franly Miller of Chicago. captured suspects named Fred Meyer of Chicago Joseph Tivis of Cleveland Richard Turner of Cleveland.
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Hammond
Ind
Fenney Vanin
Whiting
Charlés Mynes
Mynes
Raymond
Wand
Hampond
Fred, Meyer
Chicago
Art Teseph Tivis
Richard Turner
Cleveland
Franly Miller
Evangelical Lutheran Synod in Convention Opens in City
The thirty biennial convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod in Ohio and other states began in the city at 1 o clock. Aims include support for pastors teachers widows and orphans, central university and seminary in Columbus and rest homes, with delegates expected and a plan for annual offerings to the board.
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Evangelical Luther Jot Synod
Ohio
Res. C
Paul
Mino
Fearhers
Woodsville
Hickory
N.C
Wernie
Richmond
Tid
Mats
Nia
DNL
Powers Placed On Witness Stand In Noted Suit
Alfred Lani testified today in a high profile case naming investors and brokers from Wall Street as connected to the Power suit. He claimed Henry Sternay and others sought to hide identities and discussed funds to aid Power, with W Bourke Cockran denying the testimony as false in every detail.
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Yori
Lamar
Pita
Pater Power
New York
Limb
Messrs. Cochran
W. Bourke Cockran
MR GOCKRAN DENIES ANY LINK TO CASE
A report from Washington dated August 21 quotes Mr Gockran at his home on Sand Point claiming he has no connection with a lingering case involving Mr Lamb and Ayer. He challenges papers suggesting he is involved in a Northern Bacine merger and asserts his innocence.
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MR. Gockran
Case
Washington
sHourke
Sande Point
Lamb
Noctern Bacine
Twin children dead in Mishawaka church tragedy
In Mishawaka Indiana two young children died last night after a fire swept their home hours after a funeral service for the pair. The two children will be laid in caskets side by side at Saint Joseph's Catholic church. A sibling remains ill and the mother is said to be overwhelmed by grief.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Didler
Carrie Nation Sells Hatchets at Temperance Stop
Carrie Nation visited Grand Rapids to Lima, Ohio, preaching temperance and peddling souvenir hatchets. She clashed with Agent Clarence Smith and Patrolman Heller at the station, seizing cigars, railing at smokers, and drawing a small crowd of boys who puffed at her while she sold about seventy five hatchets at 25 cents each.
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Carrie Nation
Grand Rapides
Shekels
Lima
Clarence Smith
Pennsylvania Railroid
Ier
Babes
Smith
Heller
Mrs. Nation
Tana
Nation
Inquest Hears Bartholin Death Suspected Murder
Angeie Koroner presides second inquest into the death of Mrs. Anne Bartholin. A verdict recommends arrest of her son William Bartholin as murder principal and holding Oscar Phomyson and Ko ward Counselman as accessories. Death reported July 7 by strangulation amid neighbors fearful of Bartholin. Mrs Brown testified Bartholin called her son a beast and the Mitchell family would regret this.
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Angeie Koroner
Anne Bartholin
William Bartholin
Oscar Phomyson
Koward Counselman
Wnder Atrest
Mitcie Mitchell
Phe Jy
Brown
Hartholin
Nine Hour Day Inaugurated By North American Union
In Beltport Connecticut a conference of motel polishers and allied trade unions approved resolutions on four year terms for future foundry presidencies and a proposal to cap apprentices at eighty journeymen. The movement seeks a universal step toward a nine hour work day within six months.
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Wniversa
Alx Monte
Mrs Fair's Will Publicized in San Francisco
The Call reports Mrs May Fair's will detailing cash, real estate, railroad and government bonds valued around 500600. She leaves sums to her mother Hannah Nelson and many siblings each receiving 10000, with the remainder to her husband to avoid potential litigation.
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San Francisco
Wulon County
N. J
Mair
Joshua Leonard
Caldwell
Fair
Sarah Lotter
Orange County
New Jersey
Hill Pondered Boer Victory in North Carolina Speech
Governor David B. Hill spoke to about 8,000 at Oak Orchard in Albion to farmers, praising Boer farmers for courage and independence in sowing crops and invoking world admiration for their efforts. He urged adherence to shared political beliefs and rallied support.
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Albion
N. C
Formier
David B. Hill
Orleans County
Plenie
President Schwab sails for Europe on urgent vacation
New York Aug 21 Olas Om Schwab president of the United States Stew corporation sailed for Europe aboard the steamship Tae Lurraing. He appeared in good health except for a cut lip and said the trip was a personal vacation not connected to business. He added he has not resigned and could not say where he would go or what he would do, noting the hurried plans were to avoid winter delays.
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New York
Olas OM. Schwab
United States Stew Corporation
Europe
WU Hewll
Successor Not Yet Selected For French Embassy
Paris reports no animosity over the selection of the French ambassador to the United States. A minor item notes M. Dusserand, French minister at Copenhagen, may succeed Cambon. The regular fall term at the college catalog will begin Tuesday with enrollment and a handsome catalog for those interested.
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Paris
Fules Cambon
United States
M. Dusserand
Jinister
Copenhagen
Cambon
Ste Oeager
Sehgal
Water cure cited in Captain Ryan court martial item
War department received papers in the case of Captain James AL Ryan Wirkeenth cavalry tried by general court martial on charges related to administering the water cure in the Philippines. Ryan did not deny administering it but said it was necessary to accomplish results. the outcome reported as acquittal.
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Wasdingtor
Aarmosh
James AL Ryan
Wirkeenth Cavalry
Philippines
War Department
Ryan
Lali
Nord's Departure Threatens Disbanding of North Side Turnverein
Milwaukee August 2 news reports Robert Nord director of the North Side Turnverein has accepted two positions in Ware Wayne and another public school post. His departure endangers the society which would lose its leased quarters and cohesion after nearly forty years.
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Journal-Gazette
Milawaukee
Wis
Robert Nord
North Side
Tuenverein
Ware Wayne
Verein
Norh
Fort Wayne
Tornera
Police Officer Fights Boy in Front of House
August 21 a Marton officer Superintendent Addington shot at Bert Middleton eighteen after Middleton barred the door with tin snips. Middleton lunged and was struck, Addington fired into the air and twice more, the last bullet hitting Middleton in the chest. Middleton was taken to hospital with injuries considered serious but not fatal.
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Marion, Lad
Addington
Marton Polices Department
Bert Midleton
Middleton
Adington
Addison
Anther
Tim
Automobiles and Incorporation Notices in Isotapolis
The article lists plans to operate an automobile line by Isotanapolis Anis Pie Ant Harittish Motor Company, with capital stock noted at $5,000. It mentions cities Garratt, Await and Waterton and a formal incorporation process with a secretary, while referencing a meeting timetable and lack of completed railroad meetings. Also references Geonsville capital details and a family travel note about Mrs 11 Zolhinger preparing to visit South Renn.
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Isotanapolis
Anis
Pie Antharittish Motor Companys
Pnses
Autounahihey
Dad Branslon
Garratt
Await
Waterton
Keath Wanurty
Poerate
Farid
Lle Cirnival Company
Geonsville
Electric railway plan to Winona outlined with upgrades
Warsaw ink reports a push to build an electric railway linking Warsaw and Winona. Plans include lagoons and channels, new waterways near Indian Mound, a hundred wind turbines, an electric power plant, a rail line, and a $50 000 Mount Memorial building for agricultural outreach. Also noted are new college directors and a September 16 opening for a trade school.
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Chicago Hil
Jodian Mound
Tinawinca
Warsaw
Winona
Mount Memorial
Julter Institution
James R. Carnahan
Indianapolis
Richard & Holmes
Pittsbirg
New College Trade School
Boss
Chairman OBrien Urges Vigilant Campaign Work
Chairman W H OBrien of the state organization addressed Aten county candidates and the county central committee urging vigilant work from now until polls close. He hopes for a larger majority than 3,000 and says headquarters will open early next week in the Saengerbund building with steady campaign activity.
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W.ho O'Brien
Deliborate State Organization
Aten County
Couity Central
O' Sodl
Lehever
Fleming
Ram
Gibraltar
O'Brien
Congry Central
Saengerbnnd
William Hentine
Fifth Ward
Walter Mitchell Wee
Officers installed at Methodist conference in Indianapolis
The Indiana Methodist Protestant Conference opened with devotional exercise led by Rev H Yo Siu in Indianapolis. New officers were elected, including President W W Lineberry and Secretary T T Leihart, with a credentials dispute over Telegale Dungai briefly unsettled before seating. The mission of the Preachers Aid Society and veteran ministers Isaac Duckworth and HL Flood highlighted the event.
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Indianapolis
Msusesj
Indiana
Towlay
J. My Tungan
Hanapolis
H. Yo Siu
W. W. Lineberry
Plymouth
T. Tt. Leihart
Stapey
t_ W. Bind
Thir Hac
Lineberry
Wrele
AE Tharelock
Anny Preachers’ Aid Society
FM. Hasany
Fradiferk
Isaac Duckworth
Johnsumunty
HL. Flood
Sthigaville
Ono
Ohio
Plead
Horsebark
Tonia
Bam
Seyptia
Newssealers Form Cooperative Company in New York
Newssealers at a Brooklyn convention unanimously adopt a resolution to form a cooperative company. The plan aims to establish a main base in New York and coordinate healing efforts across the network.
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Rmifiang
Psomnr
Tna
Mio
hspeiNtia
Brooklyn
New York
Trout atterttr Mary news dealers susking to promote plan
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mary news dealers seeking to promote a plan involving stock shares. The text mentions one share of stock to be sold to any dealer and each share disposed of with a stated amount, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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Susking
Town Marshall Fined and Arrests Reported in Unclear Text
Fragmented report notes fines of a town marshal and several arrests, with garbled names and actions. Mentions Ups Tad Lawn anstrshay, a university context, court interactions, and papers for wrest. Details are illegible, but reference to fines, service, and property actions appear amid the corrupted OCR.
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Bofour
Janashum
Nhoke
Punarom
Vpland
Opi
Plaids
Legos
Wrest
Abehal Mickerson
Cour
Nickerson
Enange
Verve
Justice Harp
Cork
Wetmore Bey
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Cockrans
Twin Childre
Limba
Temperance
Agent Smith and
Patrolman
Hill
Schwab
Milwaukee
Turnverein
Roject Nord
Zolhing al Diughiter
South Renn
Pennsylvania
Stess Alle
Ruce Chivaga
J. B. Studebus
Crouse
Beyer
Cour Chapman
Vence—J. Withur
Methodist
Urano
Bard
Newssealers
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