Chicago Agent Seeks Austrian Labor to Build Indiana Roads
Marcus Braun, new immigration inspector under Roosevelt, forwarded a secret letter from Chicago seeking two hundred skilled Austrian workers to build steam and electric railroads in Illinois and Indiana. The writer requests original contracts and warns of trouble if exposed. Authorities investigate, threatening prosecutions for officials involved.
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Chicago
Indiana
Washmington
Marcus Braun
Roosevelt
Austria
United States
Man whistled insects swarm car and hive carried home
A man aboard a car on Mali Street whistled to disperse a honeybees swarm that covered the interior and passengers. The swarm chased toward Wallon Avenue as the man, using a grocery key, trapped the bees and carried the improvised hive home in ten minutes.
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Amie
Iin
Wallon Avenue
Final Examinations in Lutheran Schools Begin
The closing examinations of Lutheran schools began yesterday and will continue through the week. At St Pauls schools examinations for Prog Strieder and Riedel were completed. Today Pron Gerberding and Prof Grahl's chases will be examined.
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Mutheran
St. Paul's
Prog
Strieder
Riedel
Gerberding
Prof
Grahl
Kubl Case Decided Custody Ruling in Toledo
Judee Reed of Sandusky heard the case of John C Kub against Kate Kut in Kinzkade's room of common plots court. The judge ruled the mother entitled to custody of the three children and ordered the father to pay a week for their maintenance.
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Toledo
Ohio
Judee Reed
Sandusky
John C. Kub
Kate Kut
Jude Kinzkade
Common Plots Court
Academic schedule fragment at university notices
On Wednesday he presided over by Prof S Folerteg and Sehroed er. Thurnloy will be occupied with Prof Ungemach's class.
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S. Folerteg
Prof. Ungemach
Huntington Woman Disappears After Denver trip
Relatives of Migs Dorn Overholt of Huntington report concern after she vanished following a June trip to Denver for medical treatment. A letter stated she would undergo a pendelite operation, but no further contact or information has been received from hospitals or authorities. efforts by Sheriff McCarthy and others have not located her.
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doupmul-Cegettes
Huntington
Bub
Migs Dorn Overholt
Aceuch
Ler
Denver
Snd mi
Anil
Manster
Olich
Informa Lion
Judge Branyan Relents On Release After Criticism
Huntington Ind June 29 Judge Branyan ordered the release of Richard Veastomsan from jail for a sentence on a tar and Polly offense, noting the term not completed. He released with prosecuting attorney consent, but newspapers criticized the decision. He warned he may reverse his ruling if county criticism continues.
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Journal-mogehty
Huntington
Ind
Branyan
Hichard Veastomsan
Feastomin
Autorney
Tothry
Stoma
Crommy
Milatiee
Yacht Rage Off New York Weather Halts Shamrock Travel
A dangerous squall in New York Harbor delayed the Shamrock voyage as fog and choppy seas disrupted the prov iensed pleas of the fleet. No injuries reported and operations resumed after the storm subsided.
Livestock Association Plans to Open Against Beef Trust
Kansas City June 29 The United States Packing Company formed in Culuralin in October 1902 moves to challenge the beef trust. A new independent packing plant may be organized if mergers occur. About 1.75 million dollars has already been subscribed by small investors and others in the industry.
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Livestock Association
Kansas City
wMheils
United States
Copany
Culurain
Beef Trust
Miffion Dole Jnr
Charles FP. Martin
James H. Peabody
Calarain
United States Packing Company
Kanags City
John W. Springer
Woulde Organise
John Dickey
Toulny
Smillinesh
Corm
Thayer
Eas
Twelfth Annual State Meeting Planned in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne will host the Twelfth Annual State Meeting of the Indiana Conference of Charities and Correction September 23 to 25. About 240 to 400 delegates are expected. committee roles were formed, and a reception at the First Presbyterian church will kick off the events with speeches and social programs.
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Alexander Johnson
Indiana Conference of Charities and Correction
M. Foster
Charles RK. Lang
Charles M. Worden
Worden
Tyal
Thomas Ki. Ellison
William T. Cooper
Mic Confer
First Presbyterian Church
Risic
State Board of
Charttlestand
Lownehiy
Salate
Indiana
Tut
Chitago
Mr Pottiltzer to Leave the City
Mr Pottiltzer, a popular young man in the Jewish electorate, plans to move to New York City with his mother. He has been treasurer of the Standard for several years and is well regarded by business men.
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Isidoy Potititzan
Pobliitzer Brow
New York City
Votititzer
Judge Vauchn After the Dives in Montpelier
Hartford City Indiana June 29 Sinine Varythu, a proprietor of a resort, faced a maximum fine and heavy jail term for enforcement failures. A Montpelier tavern known as No 1 Montpelier was raided Sunday night. the jail sentence ranged up to ninety days for most offenses while one case carried the maximum punishment.
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Hartford City
Ind
Sinine Varythu
Combs Huewa
Grand Jury
Secial
Losuly
Montpelier
Cage Fell Five Stories in Pittsburg Fire Tragedy
A warehouse disaster in Pittsburg caused a freight elevator to collapse after ropes broke during a transport. The incident left workers endangered as a fire or rescue operation unfolded and authorities investigated the event and equipment failures.
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Pittsburg
Dunce
F. Hehiz
Alte: Bheny
Self Confessed Murderer Knapp Goes On Trial In Hamilton
The self confessed murderer of five women and children faces trial in Hamilton Ohio. Knapp, dressed in black, appeared with crepe on his arm and his father recently died. Witnesses including Goddard King Patan Sterritt Millspaugh testified as the defense seeks to cast doubt on the state case. The central question remains whether he killed his third wife Tannah Goddard Knape in December 1902.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Bosel Andhe Sharif
Drurhy
Walt Knepp Alcalnbaly
Charles Goddard
Edward A. King
McMenejox Patan
Metal Ham Sterritt
Willian
Arthur Stollenbarger
Charles Millspaugh
Knapp
Dell
Millswugh
Thynland
Tannah Goddard Knape
Hamiltan
Knape
Methodists of New England Celebrate Wesley Anniversary
The Wesley bicentennial celebration begins with New England Methodists hosting a conference including three branches of the church in North America. Speakers from Roosevelt to Shaw praise Wesley and the church, with tributes outlining its role in American history. continuation noted on page four.
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Methodists OF
New England
John Wesley
York
Uringlus Toxetler
North America
Methodist Episcopst Church
South
Canada
Clack Fowler
Buttle
BR. Mendrix
Kansas City
Abe South
A. Carman
Wesley
Athert Siiney Grese
Ware
Caster
Muse
Roosevelt
Celes Brally Wesley
Loglie M. Shaw
Loglie M. Shaw, Secretary of the Treasury
Dimcult
Elevator Disaster Among Five Injured At Plant
Five people crowded inside an elevator when it fell from a higher floor in a Cleveland plant. Most escaped with minor injuries. several were seriously hurt. Two intoxicated workers reportedly crowded onto the case after being told to stay off, triggering panic and the shaft collapse. Rescue squads and physicians tended the injured as workers rushed to hospitals.
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John Charney
Edward Holman
Mt. Kopo
Nef
Dima
Spratpsy
Brates
Cleveland
St. George
Tun Burdet
Finances of Milton Bank Reported Reorganizing
Milton bank finances show assets listed at 142 with furniture valued at 1,000 and total liabilities at 14.61. Deposits total 8,008 with overdrafts noted and interest noted as due. The bank reports cash and notes including overdrawn accounts and unsettled debts.
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Richmond
Lil
Dane
Milton
Tid
Pathe Bank
Assessors After Rome City Cottages Tax Reassessment
A county board of review plans to raise cottage valuations in Rome City as part of an investigation. Many summer cottages, some worth 400 to 800 dollars, and others listed at 200 dollars, will see updated assessments to reflect real values. Most properties are owned by local residents.
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We Journal-Cuuette
Alon
Ind
County Board of Review
Rome
Board of Review
Vorl
Wayne
Still They Come Bedword Plan Seeks Eight-Hour Day
In a fragmented report from the state, planers urge an eight-hour day after July. The planned general strike may be ordered on that date if workers refuse wage increases. Workers currently earn merely cents per hour and express no support for wage raises.
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Beédfort
Dr. Cassella Clayton Dies in Warsaw Office
Dr Casella M Clayton aged 55 died today in his Warsaw office from paralysis. He had practiced medicine in Warsaw for twenty five years.
Lou Dillon Sets New Trotters Record at Wagon Mile
The horse Lou Dillon broke all records for trotters in a wagon mile, driven by GK G. Billings, with 1,500 spectators watching as times fell. The mare led to the three quarters, then surged to a historic finish, beating earlier marks for the same distance.
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Lou Dillon
Clavelvant
Hitie
Dillon
Bolus
Yao
Ata Madase
Gene Men
Drivite Club
Gleave Tack
GK G. Billings
Lon Dylon
Binge
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