Victims of Auto Wreck Prompt Funeral Plans
The accident near Columbia City claimed Charles Johansson Eine and two daughters, Fayma Bradshaw, Josephine King, and family members. Fayma Bradshaw’s funeral is set for Trinity Episcopal Church with private interment at Lindenwood. The King family faced shock and questions as relatives arrive and arrangements proceed amid medical updates and life-insurance details.
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Josephine
Wwere
Columbia City
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Manhattan
Wabash
Fort Warne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Nerammadellon
Ilands
Familly
Berry and
Wayne Streets
Broadway
Josephine King
City On
Wight
Hose of Farms Bradshaw
Farmi Shew
Sherman King
Bing
Jancry King
Yiethas
Fayma Bradshaw
Robert S Bradshaw
Boonville
Fort Wayne
Bradshaw
O'flock
Prudential Life
King
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Anthony Wayne Club
Es Cesani
Kelionga Golf Club
Carl Timmis
National Chairman Hitchcock Begins Colorado Conference
National Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock arrived in Colorado Springs to consult with the Republican National Committee members and Western state chairmen. A two day conference opens with general sessions to share ideas and plan mutual support among states. Hitchcock avoids forecasts but says no territory with a bare chance of victory will be neglected.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Huehesch
Varias
Hitchcock
Gompers Returns From Denver Convention
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, arrived in Washington from the Denver convention. He refused to discuss politics, stating any statements would be printed in the federation's official organ, to be issued within a few days.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Lator
Denver
Fedération of la Bore
Auto wreck tragedy shocks Columata City crowd
A fatal crash occurred yesterday when the Pensylonia Limited collided with a vehicle near Columata City. Victims included Ar. Chas. King Mrs. Chess. King Miss Catherine King Miss Josephine King Miss Bradshaw and Carl Timi. Bodies were sent to Wabash and Fort Wayne as officials corrected a misidentification. Delayed reports note the Huge Matheson auto was wrecked and moved to Bashtfar garage.
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Tis City
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Chess. King
Catherine
Josephine King
Mima Bradshaw
Carl Timiere
Pensylonia Limited
Lake
Re. Sofes
Indianapolis Mourns Sherman King Leader in Legislature
Indianapolis friends and city social circles mourn the death of Sherman King known as Mr Paskwick for his rotund appearance. A member of the general assembly during sessions 28h and 1201 he led in the legislature and was a familiar figure in Indianapolis society with a wide circle of friends and club ties. His passing prompted deep regret across political and social groups as details of the tragedy circulated.
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Indianapolis
Charles Shy
Neada
King
Paskwick
Heyer
Ecu Tlerd
Harel
Welimis
FATAL GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENT AT PLYMOUTH
Plymouth resident Oliver Blair, a prominent local businessman, bicycled across the Lake Bruto tracks on South Street and was struck by a northbound locomotive. In Richmond Indiana, Henry Bnauber a 52 year old man, was killed today by a GC G and St I passenger train between Fernald and Miaral, near a bridge over the Mian.
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Oliver Blair
Plymouth
Richmond
Lake Brut
South Street
Alichizan City
Ind
Henry Bnauber
Fernald
Miaral
Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday in several states
Washington July 19 forecast shows light winds and dry conditions in most areas with Monday night showers expected in Indiana and Wisconsin. Michigan looks fair Tuesday morning with possible showers later, while the west and park areas should enjoy comfortable conditions amid a breezy to calm wind pattern.
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Tents in Indiana to Highlight Presidential Campaign
Cleveland dispatch reports a strategy to use campaign tents in Indiana and Illinois as William Jennings Bryan and John W. Kern seek support. Mayor Johnson will lead a tent tour in Indiana, with possible appearances in Illinois, aiming to energize Democratic canvassing in key battlegrounds.
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Johnson Jim State
John W. Kern
Illinois
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President Roosevelt Greets Church Workers at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt spends a quiet day at his Oyster Bay home. He attends Christ Episcopal Church services with Mrs. Roosevelt and greets a uniformed group of church boys stationed along the driveway, saying he is glad to see them and praising their type.
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Roosevelt
Lem
Bitter Mexicans Award Foreigners in Mexican Policy Debate
The article in La Patri discusses an anti foreigner policy stance as Mexicans mobilize against perceived Yankee influence. It argues Americans should migrate to Mexico if they fear foreign governments' orders, framing the issue as a national clash with foreign media.
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la Patri
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Ucy
Mexica
Ta Fatrin
Argentine
Chile
Mexico
Prince of Wales Arrives for Quebec Fete in 300th Anniversary
QUEBEC celebrates Champlain’s 300th anniversary with naval pageantry and a visit by the Prince of Wales aboard the new battleship. President Fairbanks will represent the United States. notable figures include Wolfe and Montcalm descendants and Field Marshal Lord Roberts.
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Quebec
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Duke of Norviik
Mane
Berare
When & Young Ars
Thrush
Wales
Wolfe
Montcalm
Plains of Abraham
Murder Mystery Stuns Columbus as Police Detain Suspect
In Columbus Indiana a murder mystery unfolds as John Underwood, a streetcar employee, is detained amid police links to the death of Carrie A Percifiela. The victim, recently divorced, was found in a bloodied pool near the scene. Local authorities press forward with investigation.
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Columbus
Ind
Carrie A. Percifiela
John Underwood
Turkish troops in revolt rumor floods Constantinople
Reports from Constantinople dated July 14 say seven thousand Turkish soldiers in the Manastler district are in open revolt and that about 32,000 troops have been moved to the scene, according to rumors.
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Constantinople
Manastler
Ereete
ALESANDES G WELLS DEAD AT 108 YEARS
Alesandes G Wells died suddenly today at age 108 after long infirmities. A longtime resident of Wells, he was born in Phong-ieed Tawily and spent years in mercantile business before retirement. He celebrated his 108th birthday prior to his passing.
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Aloyanier
Wells
Seary
Monnett Backs Bryan in Ohio Visit for Reform Win
In Fairview Lincoln Neb July 18 Frank S Monnett former Ohio attorney general, who led prosecutions against the Standard Oil trust, arrived to confer with Bryan and pledged active support for the Democratic ticket. He said Bryan authorized action to destroy trusts and urged using government machinery to end restraint of trade, while noting the Sherman act remains adequate. A second visitor, E W Moore of Youngstown, declined to detail motives but said he discussed the campaign with Bryan.
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Ohio
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Alegias
Pilgrimage to Rome City Listed among Decatur guests
A damaged OCR item lists attendees on a pilgrimage to Rome City with names such as Mr and Mrs Heid, Dr. Duna, Misses Lillian Barmere, Tris Cronk, and Henry Olver, plus a Jane party including Neos Lachoe and Dewey. It notes a two week outing and upcoming departures by Misses Jesse Lindson and Vinda Vases.
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Rome
Ant
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and Mire
Duna
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Tris Cronk
Kelvi 1
Kalver
Henry
Thomas Doh Peterson
M. Hensley
Jon Diwid
Shadernou
Jane
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Anns
Dewey
Rubio
Pearl Purdy
Resse Sauingartner
Ruthrast
Ruby
Herbert Tinehot
Ralph Breadnet
Jeasle Lindson
Vinda Vases
Berne
Howe Meshberger
Sealo Kindle
Nonw Holtman
Liun
Business revival seen after 1907 panic by John Claflin
John Claflin of New York, head of the Claflin Company, tells a World representative that business is on a sounder basis after the 1907 panic. Retail trade has weakened 10 percent over six months, while manufacturers show a 35 percent drop. He urges conservative revival, cautioning against overstocking and rapid resumption, noting inventories and production adjusting for autumn demand.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York
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Birmingham
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Tves
Secon
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Worth
House of Nini
Biggest Day of Season Crowds at Park and Interurbans
Interurbans crowded with visitors as nearly 2,000 gathered at Centlvre's Park for the French-American Picnic. About 16,000 rode to Robison Park from morning to night, with 25 cars scheduled at 2 minute intervals, later tightened. Weil's band drew large crowds, with two concerts planned. Nearly 7,000 went to Coullivre Park for the annual French-American Society picnic, while Interurbans and other cars ferried thousands to and from events. Packard baseball fans and Sagie team supporters also filled cars to Indianapolis and Auburn respectively.
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Weil
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Scendallville
Decaturne
Packard
Indianapolis
Sagie Hasepal
Auburn
Weil Band Delights Robison Park Audience
A large crowd at Robison Park enjoyed a Sunday concert by the Weil Band and its soloists led by Director Weil. soprano Miss Fannie Frankel drew special praise as the band performed an afternoon program featuring marches, operetta selections, and solos, followed by an evening program with more classics and theatrical pieces.
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Weil
Iman
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Mila
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The
Gladiators
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Mexicaiia
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Marcet
Wall Street
Cohan
Cohans
Treland Gnatrey
Molly Rayn
Teddy O'Rourke
Tim Cretty
Teggr Bean
St Patrick
Garry Owen
Owen
Kansas City Mother of Quadruplets
Mrs Shisan Turner wife of Lovie Darners of Argentine Kastaday gave birth to quadruples three girls and a boy. The newborns died a short time after birth but the remaining child is alive and appears healthy.
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Kansas City
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Lovie
Darners
Kastaday
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