Death notices from local city papers
Obituaries report Holman of 1381 Union Street aged 61 died of tuberculosis. Victor Newman 24 fallen after operation at St Josephs hospital. John Smith 50s died at his residence 1207 Wilt Street from age related causes. Emma Harbrecht funeral at Church of the Precious Blood. Louise Hohman funeral at Masterson Avenue residence. We Frame Pictures advertises framing services at 926 Calhoun Street.
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Coldwater
Albert Bolman
Indianapolis
F. A. Bolman
Otto Lolmain
Thin City
Borlba Thuis
Chicago
Thorn Ar
Henry Lerkaut
J. Leyraul
Linzi Schiniek
Joan T. Smith
O'Stock
Wilt Street
Mr. Smith
Fred
Barberton
Wiliam and
Gratton
Emma Harbrecht
Church of the Precious Blood
Migs Humbrache
Georges Humbrecht
John
Harry
Cust
Joe
Billvard
Charles
Mia
Will E. Heller
Louise Hohman
Masterson Avenue
Semel Wagenhals
Lianenwond Cemetery
Death of Governor Pattison Reverberates Through State
The obituary notes Governor Pattison as a Democrat championing lunar Sabbath observance and a longtime Methodist Episcopal lay leader. Lieutenant Governor Ander Lintner Harris, born November 17, 1935 in Butler County, Ohio, is poised to govern the remainder of the term. Harris pursued law after a distinguished wartime record but chose farming as his primary vocation.
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State Senate
AuldSalacy League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Orerestling Institution
Ander Lintner Harris
Ligutenant Novornor
Pattison
Butler County
Ohio
Immself Ag
la Fara
Gloom in Columbus as Pattison Dies and Harris Takes Office
The news of Governor Pattison's death cast gloom over Ohio's capital. General Andrew L. Harris, a Republican, becomes acting governor. Pattison's death halted state reorganization and complicates appointive actions as Democrats could gain control of key state institutions.
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Columbus
Pattisans
Pattison
Andrew L. Harris
Harris
Eaton
Ellis
Harein
Geneeral Harrin
Eisner
Comiton Pleas
Pattiston
Harcie
Eral Sineg
le Hay
Mansigera
Tia Ohio
Albans
Luna Atate Hopital Boars
Millions for Pure Meat Tax Debate Continues
The article discusses a constitutional debate over taxing livestock for meat and the potential impact on national revenue. It notes the impracticality of a head tax on animals and the broader issue of whether Congress can levy all taxes.
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Congress
Ymain
Kidnapped Boy Recovered In Philadelphia Case
A Baltimore bookkeeper Kean abducted the son of jeweler Charles Muth from Muhlenberg public school in Philadelphia. He was lured by debt and planned a ransom with $400 obtained from Charles Gouke. Police captured Kean after a pursuit across West Philadelphia rooftops ending at No 42 North Sixty. The return of the boy to his anxious parents followed a mayoral reunion.
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Philadelphia
Freidie Muth
Yeunnlil
Charles Muth
Muhlenburgh
John Z. Keath
New York
Ode Thine
Buinkeeper
Harlem Sink
Fred Per
Ihrog Childron
Reichborhnad
Houwaex
Vale
Freddie Muth
Aoe Kean
Fleorie
Ciy
Weaver
Ram
Charles Zollars 10 Be Nominated in Chicago
Charles Zollars is named to the Chicago slate amid county ticket planning by Cook County reform groups. Attorney Charles ED Follars is mentioned for municipal judge candidacy, with Fort Wayne figures linked to a Chicago campaign known as We Frame Pictures KEI and KEIL.
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Charles Zollars
Chicago
Cook County
Whee Organizattions
Prlmaries
Amareathers
Atuieney
Charles ED Follars
Hia Alts
Wis
Xattiins Btnsen
Idee Allen Wars
Fort Wayne
Ind
Alice Conufil
Concordia Society Wins First Prize at Saengerfest
The Concordia Society claimed first prize at the Saengerfest in Terre Haute 2018. Fort Wayne took top honors, with Alexandria second, Thomapolin third, Terre Haute fourth, and Anderson fifth. Officers were elected in two waves. Fort Wayne singers, members of Concordia Singing Society, helped win the prize.
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Concordia Society
Logansport
Tad
Nxt
Otte
Taian
Saengerband
Tarrs Haute
Fort Wayne
Alxandria
Thdmapolin
Terre Hate
Anderson MM
Fail to Agree on Railroad Rate Bill at June Session
The session adjourned after contentious debate over railroad rate legislation. Senators clashed on provisions and funding, with a push for reform and scrutiny of the railway surcharge. The body adjourned following the death of Mr. Lester of Georgia during proceedings.
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Erio
Gan
Chicago
Lester
Georgia
Indiana postmasters confirmed in Washington
The senate confirmed the nominations of several Indiana postmasters in Washington on June 18. The list names Shlyes Deetton Strahm Wiliiant Malter Alexandylla Botkin Paimland among others.
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Washington
Sime 18
Seniestouty
Indiana
OR Shlyes
Deetton
HL A. Strahm
Kourou Wiliiant
Rescue of Crew From Stranded Ship Near New York
A stranded steamer off New York weathered a gale as crew members were rescued. Captain ordered abandonment. two men were saved ashore while the rest of the crew and passengers were later brought ashore. Wrecking plans by W. B. Chapman were set for the following day to refloat the vessel.
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New York
IBM
Vincenso
Stnultig
Weade
W. B. Chapman
Destruction and Massacre in Sacred Russian City
A war correspondence describes martial law in a ruined city where soldiers bar entry, Jews are separated from Christians, and a pogrom leaves bodies mutilated including a ten year old boy. Survivors recount brutal killings, bayonet wounds, and a merchant's injuries as troops are accused of inciting the violence.
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Martial
Apstelp
Iwen
Suse
Tam
Lapidus Brothers
Chrisian
Dihur
Dad
Jowess
Hory
Nevvazhiny
Mt! Iaying
British Parliament Considers the Massacre Report
In London Foreign Secretary Grey refused to commit to representations to the Russian government over British subjects after alleged massacres. Parliament debated possible actions as Mr. Kulpthirdie pressed for responses and Grey cited lacking official information.
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London
Jane
Grey
House of Commons
Maderitke
Korkutin
Rurshia
Kulpthirdie
Apemlens
Runishin
al- Feehig
Rhulvatole
Kier Thibdle
Rogston
Nobles Promise to Settle In Russia Crisis
The Intemsigeamt report shows nobles in Petrograd rallying behind the throne amid a peasant expropriation dispute. They warn Russia faces its most dangerous internal moment in a thousand years, blaming internal enemies for fake promises of land and power.
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Peteregurg
Rusala
No Further Attacks on the Jewish People Reported
A late evening dispatch from Bislyalok via the Associated Press reports no further attacks on the Jewish people after a rapid sequence of events. The message, dated to 2:45 a.m. local time and delayed by the censor, provides no additional details.
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ST. Petersburg
Jue
Bislyalok
Assochiidd Press
Varicocele Symptoms and Remedies Explained
Clarifies what a varicocele is and outlines common symptoms including a dull ache and fullness in the scrotum. Discusses self care, when to seek medical advice, and possible treatments such as surgery or embolization.
Disorders Renewed as Troops Reassert Control
Amid renewed turmoil, pillaging and attacks on Jews are reported with small bands of revolutionaries fighting sporadically. Troops maintain control as a detachment guards the police headquarters and a guard escorts a burial procession to the cemetery.
Equitable Life Mutualization Adopted by Stockholders
New York June 18 stockholders of the Equitable Life Assurance society vote 667 to 80 to adopt amended charter provisions for mutualization of the society. The resolution was presented by the directors and approved in a formal meeting.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Cleveland Sues over Society Stock Vote
Grover Cleveland acting for the stuMces contests a vote on the society stock held by Thomas FL Ryan. The dispute centers on who controls a majority stake and the validity of the vote.
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Grover Cleveland
stuMces
Thomas FL Ryan
Recruits Enlist at Station in Northern State Movement
At the recruiting station Corporal Jon Mover enlisted one recruit yesterday and secured another for the Brooklyn navy yards. John Florbert Coohrey of Alien with Await In fren terday, and Mr. Janos Ae Allard enlisted the latter part of Test week. Sergeant Jt. C. Lard, in charge at Huntington, was in the city yesterday. Five candidates appeared before Sergeant Bard the last day, giving a solid Soldat record for the auxiliary movement across the northern part of the state.
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Jon Mover
Hanepertr
Brooklyn Navy Yards
John Florbert Coohrey
Alien
Awort
Frenterday
Janos Ae Allard
Jt. C. Lard
Huntington
Sergent Bard
Mman
Will Meet to Form Uniform Divorce Law
In South Bend Indiana on June 18 J T M Talente announced the National Divorce Congress committee will draft a uniform divorce statute embodying resolutions adopted last February. The group plans to meet in St Paul on September 1 to draft the uniform law.
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Fouth Bend
Ind
Stein
M. Talente
National Divorce Congress
National Divorces Congress
St. Paul
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