Nervy sheriff foils a mob in Carrollton ga murder lynching
A mob attacked Carrollton Jail to seize a black man named Williams accused of murdering Otis Ward. Sheriff Merrill and deputies repelled the assault with gunfire wounding several, while Williams was moved to Atlanta for safety. Governor Candler ordered militias to restore order as the crowd dispersed after authorities relocated the prisoner to a train.
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Georgia Slert
Joseph Merrill
Sphelt
nexTy Trem & Mob
Fiegro
Ile
Tuititin
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New Tein
Supreme Court
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Mennett
Thornes Worn
Wiriates Rigtin
Rike
Seri
Srigiitenad
Meryhey
Shoei Merritt
Harti
Cooney Court
Candler Torald
Tel Nha
Villarton
Nice
Atlanta
Barker
Tha Négro
Sherlm Merri
Murderer in Jail Returns to Atlanta with Militia
In Atlanta Governor Candler dispatched a special militia train to Carralston to secure order. The train returned to Atlanta at eleven o clock tonight in charge of the convicted murderer who was swiftly moved to the Fulton county jail.
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Atlanta
Cander
Carralston
Negen Williams
Fintan
Indispensable Independence Rivalry at New York Yacht Trials
In New York on June 7 Thomas W Tewson's yacht Independence faced dispute as entrants discussed preliminary trials for the America's Cup race. A New York Yacht Club member halted a competing entry and the challenger committee debated the next steps, aiming to resolve qualification before a formal challenge.
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New York
Thomas Wtewson
Independence
Paly
New York Yacht Club
Aly
Bor
Alleged Smallpox Case and Expert Opinion Questioned
A Su! Washington boulevard resident Mars George Parrott faces a smallpox allegation as city health officials argue for immediate precaution. The case, heard in the circuit court, features lawyer Breen challenging procedural points while physicians debate infection risk and ordinance authority. The judge reserved ruling, with further court action set for 9 o clock.
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George Parrott
Washington Boulevard
Wits Bowl
Robbertson
Jurmey
Judy Lone
Hobertson
Breen
Duten
Efcy
Lomas
Dreit
Parke White
Torenthal
Merchome
Calvin
Sarge Louttlt
Pottowatomie Tribe Claims Chicago Lake Front Land
The Pottowatomie tribe, based in Buren County Michigan, held a powwow at Hartford and elected a new council led by Chief Charles Pokagon. They plan to press land claims stretching from Indiana to Grand Haven Michigan, asserting rights under a treaty.
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Detroit
Charles Pokagon
Sinioh Pokagon
Leconnell
Haven
Hemade
Rank Wiliams
Frank Sawitk
Castaway
Stephen Popnah
Jodept Motay
Charles Motay
Andrey Ropp
Ythe Pottown Lombs
Chica
Inviannine
Grand Haven
Mich
War and colonial policy reported from London and Berlin
In London the War Secretary declined to promise early peace talks with the Boers, signaling no mediation from Britain. In Berlin a new law on denationalization of Germans abroad is being drafted, with emigration and colonial council review before enactment.
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London
Reederlek
House of Commons
South Africa
Berlin
Anne
Germ Colonial Society
Colonial Council
Fragmented note reports a drowning incident near Pontiac
The readable portion mentions a despondent person named Jane Taylor of Ostromt and a husband who married another man. It describes a blood-filled situation in a tank and a possible self-inflicted death, with unclear details and garbled handwriting.
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Pontiac
Mleh
Jane Fye Erant Taylor
Ostromt
Bix
Drewn
Laatihy
Carnegie funds intended for Scottish universities trust
A London report notes Jane TerAndrew Carnegie signed a deed transferring 319,900,000 in five per cent Daltech States Steel to trustees for Scotland's universities. Trustees include Elgin, Rosebery, Lord Balfour, Campbell Bannerman, and others. The trust aims to foster medical, legal, and scientific education and broaden research opportunities.
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London
Jane TerAndrew
Carnegie
Daltech States Steel Corporation
Scotland
Aefoner
Mediciie
Taunus
Indian Agency Report On Removal Protests At Meeting
A contested report cites the Indian Agency plan to move the headdressing headquarters amid protests by delegation members. The article notes officials and district leaders from several towns preparing to challenge the decision, with Brinke Mr. Vile named as superintendent of the study division.
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Dune
Tembar
Fairbanke
Hedhinaermeekain
Swinibhnden
Tyahrile
Ntente
Maetnn
Cenpramman
Hallotays
Brinke
Vile
Cririvfordsyilte
Etideie
Young Woman Shot Near Chicago Street Local Tragedy
Wile Schlenker, a young man from near Chicago Street, accidentally shot Miss Matilda Sanders of Ottoville Ohio at the home of Mrs Theresa Fricke at 122 Chicago Street. The bullet pierced the window frame and struck Miss Sanders in the breast, causing a painful wound. Dr W J Calvin attended and dressed the injury, which is not necessarily fatal.
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Wile Schlenker
Natn
Chicago
Ally
Matilda Sanders
Ottoville
Theresa Fricke
Chicago Streat
Schlenker
Pricke
Miss Sanders
W. J. Calvin
Otto Herbst Resigns From Hamilton National Bank
Mr Otto Marbet bookkeeper at the Hamilton National Bank resigned yesterday due to ill health from close confinement to duties. He will enter real estate and loan business. Succession by Mr Otto Schirmeyer former bookkeeper and cashier of the Ru vade Dry Goods company. Herbst had served many years.
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Otto Marbet
Hamilton National Bank
Otto Schirmeyer
Glashier
Ruvade Dry Gods Company
Myr Herbst
Senator Fairbanks at Kansas City Banquet
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana was guest of honor at Missouri Young Republicans second annual banquet at the Midland hotel in Kansas City Missouri. More than a thousand Republicans from across the state attended the event a lively program included remarks on uniting the party and addressing reform efforts.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Midland
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Alvhantis
Sponte
Une Lonst “Banding Aeghetion
Mrs McKinley Not Improved In Washington Health Update
June 7 report from Washington states Mrs. McKinley rests comfortably with no change in condition since this morning's bulletin. Doctors noted no unfavorable developments and expect to release further details after a full consultation. Weather concerns and recent stress were mentioned as possible influences on her status.
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Washington
Mellajer
McKinley
Mixey
Elks to Convene in Fort Wayne With Large Attendance
Fort Wayne Expected to Host the Indiana Elks gathering next week with a large turnout. Officials report plans to assemble a substantial contingent, featuring a lengthy procession and ceremonial elements. Attendees anticipate a vibrant event, the largest in Fort Wayne in years.
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Fort Wayne
Thare
Elka
Mimbars
Maby Bey
Preferred Death to Prison in Ontario Bank Robbery Case
Frank Rutledge and Frank Lee Rice were sentenced to twenty one years in Kingston Penitentiary for the Aurora bank robbery. Rutledge, faced with the penitentiary term, leapt from a gallery during guard mealtime, plunging thirty feet to the stone floor and dying at the hospital.
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Toronto
Junge 7
Bankein Aucorn
Frank Rutledge Doday
Frank Lee Rice Sind Rutledge
Thomas Jones
Aurora
Kingston Penitentiary
Rutledge
Gwards
Stapa de Ure
Hespital
Mautner Becomes Sole Owner of Fort Wayne Team
Fort Wayne baseball club changes hands with Mautner taking full control after purchasing interests of MacDougal and J Be Coomis. Managers promise unified leadership, end to external criticism, and improved morale. Reported salary and player moves cited as part of reorganization affecting Grand Rapids and Western Association plans.
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Fort Wayne
Miantyr
Fox Ae
Ames
Fort Wayne Tennie
Alwas
Bonamng
Mittaburg
Danny
Uno
Rilfeyte
National League
Bert
Mantywer
Box
Gomphilit
Indiana Pharmacists To Meet In Anderson In 1902
The Indiana Pharmaceutical Association delegates chose Anderson to host the 1902 convention. Mayor Dunlap led a city delegation in support. Officers elected include President Charles Prutaman, first vice president H W Swadles, second vice president John Gifford, third vice president A Timberlake, secretary FL H W Garter, Tidiiana, and members C A Henderson and others. The convention adjourned mid afternoon after a two day session. The exact 1902 date will be set by the committee in June 1893.
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Tournal-Gazette
Muncte
Tha
Anderson
Lafayotto
Tadiana Pharmaceutical Association
Aeavion
Dunlap
Charles Prutaman
Nineto
H.W. Swadles
Wabash
John Gifford
Sheridan
Alex Ruth
Remove Lincoln's Body From the Crypt in Springfield
Governor Gates Secretary of State Roal State Treasurer Willhimgou and Major Johnson discuss removing Abraham Lincoln's remains from the sarcophagus to safer grounds to deter grave robbers amid burglaries linked to the monument and its surrounding areas.
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Springfield
Govanor Gates
Roal State
Willhimgou
Major Johnson
Lincoln
Kesh
Abraham Vincoln
Burelar Aluime
Gastedian
Priest Louis A Moench to Celebrate 25th Priesthood Anniversary
The Rev Father Louis A Moench of St Pauls church Valparaiso will mark his silver jubilee on June 19 with a large ceremony in Fort Wayne diocese. Bishop Alarding will attend along with about seventy five northern Indiana priests and hundreds of parishioners. A Memorial Hall program on June 10 features St Pauls academy faculty and students, with E D Crampacker and Senator Agnew as speakers. A special jubilee mass Tuesday morning will include Coram Episcopum sung by sixty priests. Moench, born in Friedenberg Baden, came to America in 1867, studied at St Francis Seminary, Milwaukee, was ordained in 1876, and served in Noble, Fort Wayne Cathedral, Lebanon, Plymouth, and Valparaiso over the years.
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Journal-Gazettes Valparaiso, Ltd
Louis A. Moench
St. Paul's Church
Isan
Valparaiso Theological District
Fort Wayne
Alarding
Indana
Memorial Hall
St. Paul's Academy
E. D. Crampacker
Agnew
Macagh
Freudenberg
Baden
America
Avilla
Noble County
St. Francis Seminary
Milwaukee
Atul
Lebanon
Plymouth
Shot At The Warden In Midnight Lake Chase
Deputies faced a midnight pursuit of violators near Sylvan Lake in an armed boat chase. A gunfight ensued as two suspects fled, one man was captured after a struggle while another escaped, Fleming resisted and later faced trial after ghosting at Three Lake.
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Ban
Tom Sky
Sylvan
Tinh
Fleming
Fred Aix
Tim
Warren Fleming
Eloven
Three Lake
Cherubisco
Bond
Schwab Buys Bethlehem Plant In $24.60 Share Deal
Philadelphia June 7 The North American reports Charles M. Schwab bought the Bethlehem Steel company property and Bethlehem Steel Corp. has no role in the deal. Schwab reportedly paid 24.60 a share with a possible dividend to sellers before transfer. Vicks Sons & Maxim previously proposed a higher offer but Schwab declined to accept.
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Philadelphia
Charles M. Schwab
Herkleham Steel Company
Unaltha U. S. Steel Corporation
Schwab
Meir Sled
Vicks Sons & Maxim
Bethlehem Company
Silyr
Wal- Dor
New York
Swiss Boycott of American Goods Reported
London dispatch notes Swiss leaders threaten a boycott of American goods, with a correspondent citing planned actions in Switzerland amid rising trade tensions and watch industry concerns.
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London
Jungs X
Americin
Startei
Switzerland
Daily Mall
American Wins Dake Trophy in London Racing Match
Foxhall P Keene becomes first American to capture the Dake trophy abroad with Gap and Belle. Milton Henry rode Cap and Bella, an American-bred filly. Betting odds shifted from long to as low as 4 to 1 as New York bets swelled. Keene praised his horse and ride, noting the Kentucky-bred filly’s American-made proof and personal stake.
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London, Inc
Britain
Foxhall Pkeene Haying
Gap
Belle
Miltom Henry
Cap
Bella
Keene
Kentucky
Kiene
Croker
Honer
New York
Kennedy
Wabun
Fire devastates Lexington copper shop district
The Lexington fire destroyed several wooden frame houses amid a blaze that spread rapidly through the area, risking larger destruction. Police and fire crews contained the flames with some injuries reported among children. property loss estimated around forty thousand dollars with only about a third insured.
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Lexington
Qote
Teachers bound for the Philippines from Indiana and beyond
Among three to four hundred teachers appointed for service in the Philippines are departing for their posts. Notables include Front lodiuna and Edwin Holton from State Normal School, George W. Moore and Wm Sparks from Indiana University, B. B. Bryan, Anthony J. Bragan from Notre Dame, and Frank J. Crowe from Kendallville plus others from various universities and cities.
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Washington, D.C
Philippines
Front Lodiuna
Rooosimomiat
State Normal School
Torre Hants
Thadeus D. Augiemynr
B. B. Bryan
University of Nutra
Baume
Notre Dame
Anthony J. Bragan
John P. Hayou
Prank J. Crowe
Kendallville
S.C. Newsom
Thdiamupalty
Clyde M. Gandy
Angeli
Filly Kleth
Terra Hate
Chicago Steamer Northwestern Reaches Europe
The Northwestern, Chicago’s pioneer ocean-going merchant vessel, safely completed its 44 day voyage to the Atlantic. It passed Old Mead off the Irish coast after delays in the St. Lawrence river, marking a milestone for Chicago’s steam navigation.
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New York
Northwestern
Chicago
Atlantic
Old Mead
Kingale
Mit St. Lawrence River
Michigan Synod Conference Membership Admitted
Grand Rapids and Agrows submit invitations to join the 902 conference of the Michigan synod. Speakers include Koething of Dexter and Rev. William Howe. Churches at St. Thomas SanVierre and St Mark Saginaw admitted to conference membership.
Judge Taft to Be Governor of the Philippines
Judge Patt of the Philippine commission is set to head civil government in the Philippine Islands. A governor is expected to be named, though there may be delays as the civil government machinery readiness is uncertain.
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Patt
Philippine Commission
Philippine Islands
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