Convicts Make Thrilling Escape Attempt at Canyon Prison
Convicts led by Kuykendall stage a bold breakout at Canyon Col. using the warden’s wife as a shield. They seize officers, blow gates with dynamite, and pursue freedom while guards fire but fail to stop them. One convict is killed. several others captured or beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cleghore
John E. Keefe
Manton Cleghorn
Cleghorn
Down Gud
James Armstrong
Will Cleghorn
Thomas Fisher
Thomas Tallou
Cuaz Caridova
Teobert Kane
Kuykendall
Decatur Journal Sold by Harry Daniel
Special to We Jeenal Gazette reports Decatur Journal sold today by Harry Daniel to a syndicate. Daniel will move to Chicago after selling his local paper where he built a humorous writing reputation and led the weekly for four years. He is the son of Pastor Wood Daniel of Mortality and will pursue publishing in a larger market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Jeenal-Gazette
Degatun
Indy
Steates Vd
Decatur
Tantel
G. AL Kenyon
Hia
Hare
Danio
Chllego
Harry Dantal
Presling Elder Wood
Paulel
Mort
New Pipeline Project Advances in Indiana Field
June 28 report notes Parker City field activity as Indiana Pipeline begins Montpelier to Seluz line construction. Ohio and Tulsa Pipeline Co erect pumping station north of Parker, Home Clay Gas wells near Selma produce 250 bpd, Woollury Glass holdings sold to capitalists. Samuel Wingate reports 200 bpd from his farm, Missouri Oil hits producer nearby. Petra Oil consolidates with Thermus Canon and locates two strong wells in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncini
Parker City
Indiana
Montpelier
Seluz
Ohio
Tutiang Pipeline Company
Parker
Home Clay Gas Company
Selma
Aastpro
Woollury Glass Co
Samuel Wingate
Missouri Oil Company
Strick
Wingate
Petra OU Company
Thermus Canon Company
Yale Class Day Honors And Awards Across Campus
Yale's class day festivities concluded with social events and a concert at Whitney Hall and a senior promenade in University Gym. The Yale corporation granted bachelor and professional degrees while announcing honors, including Phi Beta Kappa induction for William Searles, John Rea, Charles Parsons, Arthur Ward, and Howard Wordward. Prize awards for oratory and law were announced after the address by Whitelaw Reid, with recipients Garfield Jones and J. Sears among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dyttelee
Banda Chabs
Wixitaey Hall
University Gymnasium
Yale Corporation
Phi Bete Kappa
William 8. Searles
Townsend
Gen. W. Grawford
Birmingham
Ala
Joseph Barker
Garfield R. Jones
Grannton
Jewell
J. J. Sears
St. Louis
Betts
W. J. Wynn
Maton
Ind
M. J
Chung Hla
Canton
China
M. L
Garfield N. Tones
L. T
Bangs
B.A
Ghalsworth
Ula
Death Looms For Hartford City Priest Father Dhe
Father Dhe, famed priest and capitalist, lies at the point of death at his Hartford City home after injuries from a recent accident. The last rites were given yesterday by Father Behmidt of Manek, with Port Wayne noted as a place he is well known.
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Father Dhe
Hartford City
Behmidt
Ot Manek
Dhe
Port Wayne
Fort Wayne Boy Tries Train Wreck in Wisconsin
John Terry Carlier, a Fort Wayne youth, attempted to wreck a Northwestern train near Brooklyn Wisconsin by placing heavy planks on rails. He was arrested, arraigned, and sentenced to the State Prison for twenty-one years. He claimed no criminal intent and said he was traveling with his mother and grandmother toward South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Wisconsin
Mamson
Wis
John Terry Carlier
Barabon Sunely
Northwestern
Brooklyn
Dalerstive Manning
Indaml
South Dakota
Carnival Gates Open Today at League Park Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne readers learn that the carnival opens today at League Park with four baby lions born yesterday. Names chosen for three. fourth yet unnamed. Attractions include the grand show, Wild Man, Red Owls, and a country store floor with Ferris wheel. The festival lights brighten Calhoun Street as Dan Fort Wayne band plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal + Gargie
Grays Yesteriay
Mitkas
Munler Scontes
London
Dottelta
Madame la Belle Patina
da. de Effeus
Speay
Cooper
Millie Rosgell
Ife
Blonlinim Nis
Calhoun Street
Mileen
Fiona
Mer. Perar
Fort Wayne
No Guilty Escaped at Hartford City Grand Jury
A damaged transcript indicates the Hartford City grand jury returned multiple indictments. Only two indictments were dismissed or did not proceed, while a majority of cases moved toward prosecution. The report notes several indictments were returned and details remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
King Peter Heads to Servia Amid Geneva Farewell
Geneva witnessed a holiday as King Peter I of Serbia left for Belgrade via Belot station. Hundreds gathered, presenting bouquets while he thanked Swiss well wishers with Vive La Suisse as he departed with Serbian officials and guards ensuring security for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Peter I of
Bervin
Belgrade
Bapan
Peter
la Suisse
Dhe Iing
Belot
Reil* Road
Popovics
Ceneva
Linners
Lraim
Faithless Both Leave Their Families Prompts Outcry
A special Journal-Cayzette report alleges Hartford Gipy and Earl Mull, two known local figures, sold a horse named Wilness Roveret Nays for cash and then disappeared with about 3600. They left town, leaving behind spouses and children. A companion, Trai Muncie and Kale Quighy, is mentioned in connection with the disappearance and desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Cayzette
Hartford Gipy
Earl Mull
Wilness Roveret
Kay Ines
Thia
Mar
Mall
Div
Firebug At Work On The West Side Sparked Early Blaze
A suspected arsonist was seen skulking around outbuildings near Broadway as a fire started in a barn and coal bin. Firemen contained the blaze quickly though residents reported a man striking matches before the fire. Mr and Mrs Collins witnessed activity around the buildings and alerted authorities. Fire Chief Mireebt and officers investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auatnly
Penidenva
Wayne Alten
Fiet
Brand Vty
Tara
Nealtwas
Haw
Lm. Miller
Ishin
Wen. Collins
Thy Wayne Tietel
Aml
Ana
Mra. Colling
She Kohrman Grocery
Wen
Oficer
James Smith
Mireebt
Perry S Heath transfers fortune to his nephew in Muncie
A Delaware County case reveals Perry S Heath of Muncie transferring extensive property and stock to his nephew Edward Heath and to his brother John Heath. The assets include fifty three town lots farm land, a South Carolina plantation, Cincinnati Commercial Tribune stock, and a Nicaragua cotton plantation stake. Edward Heath disclosed the scope after initial silence, noting the uncle’s endowment appeared weeks ago amid inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry S. Heath
Muncie
Muincie
Dane
Eilwarst Heath
Jot Heath
John Heath
Indianapolis Posto
Cormier
Edward Heath
Severn
Delaware County
South Carolina
Cincinnati
Frivune
Young Heath
Neeley
Peery Heath
Nicaragua
Perry
Heath
Meath
Galveston Launch and Navy Involvement Update
The Galveston launch faces delays as creditors and the Virginia court discuss release terms and potential costs. Government action may seek sureties from the Trigg company and cover any excess spending to complete the vessel at Norfolk, with steps planned to finalize the process promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Galveston
Virginia
Trigg Company
Norfolk
Tres Company
Arona
Arnold Barred From Washington Park
Arnold, who backed turf at St. Louis, was barred from Washington Park after surrendering to the St. Laws to ken and giving band. He came to Chicago and was ordered to leave the races. thereafter he will be refused admittance to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicato
Shine
Arnold
St. Louis
Washington Park Park
Bneh Teving
St. Laws
Chicago
U W Adjourns Order What It Did at Meeting
The report outlines adjournment actions and expected votes on a three-year plan. It notes a readjustment of assessment methods and proposed increases to support budget plans. Finite details remain unclear due to garbled text but reference is made to political and fiscal changes slated for consideration.
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Mint
Symien Fodiens A
Perme Yale
AMG
MA Dawson
New York
Unconscious Man Found in Carriage After Fight
Mr. Tay Springer of Temple diomtor found a stranger unconscious in a carriage on Jefferson Street. The horse was frightened, the silver harness torn, and the seal battered. A physician restored the man to consciousness before he drove off, refusing to give his name or details of his plan.
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Tay Springer
Temple Diomtor
Stanlay
Jefferson Street
Springer
Wanl
Commencement at the State Home
The State Home hosts a commencement event for the School for Weehle-Minded Youth tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 4:30. A 2 to 2 o'clock lesson session precedes a later shark program in the hall, with public invitations to visit the schoolroom and observe the work.
Vesuvius in Fall Eruption Reported from Ruples
A special despatch from Ruples states Vesuvius is in another fall eruption. The report cites ongoing volcanic activity and heightened danger for nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxdon
Ruples
Vulcano Vesuvius
Indicted in Postal Cases In Washington June 22
A twelve count indictment was returned by a grand jury investigating postal affairs. August W. Machen Diller B. Groff Samuel M. Ore George E. Lereng and Martha J. Laytong, Toledo Ohio residents, are charged with conspiring to defraud the government. The case falls under section 640 of the revised statutes with penalties up to $100 or two years imprisonment or both. The first count mirrors the conspiracy charge, alleging actions on June 20, 1900.
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Washington
August W. Mechon
Diller B. Groff
Samuel &. Ore
George E. Lereng
Amd
Martha J. Laytong
Wwe Bulng
Toledo
Ohio
Loren
Machen
Relief for Kansas flood sufferers grows across state
June 22. The Ran 4ao City, Nai, realtor fund passed the TOM mark day and the fared men's fund, contributed by lumbermen as over the country exceeds 27,000. The crowd at convention hall today was very much larger than on any day since the permanent relief work for the west and bottoms at arters. Furniture is being given in limited quantities to 7 families about to resume homemaking.
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Kansas
City
Nai
Tom Mark Dday
Convention Hall
West mi
Arters
St Augustine's Academy Commencement This Evening
The fifty seventh annual commencement at St Augustine's academy will be held at Library Hall tonight. The program published in the Sunday Journal Gazette lists the event, with Bishop Alerdag presenting diplomas to the members of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine’ Academy
Library
Sunday Journal Gazette
Alerdaga
Five Men Burned by Explosion in Columbus
Five men were badly burned last evening by an explosion of patrol gas at the corner of Park and Hickory streets in Columbus Ohio. Mrs Stephen B Flaming and daughters have gone to Hot Springs Arkansas for several weeks.
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Columbus
Park and
Hickory Streets
Stephen B
Flaming Ant
Tot Springs
Ark
Iq Rommin
Emperor William Speech on Army, Monuments, and Education
A faded report recalls Emperor William delivering remarks at Dovberite for Beederick the Great’s monument unveiling. He vows the army and sword will prevail, urges pride in service, and cites support for national institutions. A Silver Lake resident, Thomas B. Dali, is mentioned as a business editor.
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Terlin
Einperor Willim
Dovberite
Beederick the Great
Miearthal
Prederick the Great
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Decatur Journal
Mungte-Parker City
Him
Roo
Gaby
Bory Ventertay
League Park
Mautner
Lester
Lenge
Carnival Company
Carrieg
Bert Wayne
Har Perder
Bagty
Alliott
Spock
Tournnt-Gazette
Hartford Chyy
Tnd
Servia
HULL
Broadway
Washington Park
U. W
Vesuvius
Lorenz
Groff Brothers
Augustine
William
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