Indiana Building Dedicated at World’s Fair in St Louis
The Indiana building at the World’s Fair Grounds in St Louis was formally dedicated this afternoon. The structure was lavishly decorated with 5000 roses and drew a large crowd of prominent citizens and Indiana expatriates from across the country. A parade from the administration building to the Indiana building was watched by thousands with the Culver black horse troop and Yeadals as guard of honor. Lieutenant Governor Gilbert spoke.
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St. Louis
Indiana Building
St. Louis Indiana Colony
Culver Black Horse
Guard of Honor
Gilbert
Opening of the Lafayette building. remarks by officials
The brief ceremony began with an invocation by Rev Dr W D Cole of Lafayette. President Francis delivered the welcome as the ToHona building was handed over by Vice President Henry W Marshall for the people who funded it. Marshall recalled Indiana’s early status under a mild king as he transferred the portal to the state. Gilbert addressed the assembly on knowledge gained through the senses, noting libraries and public education as modern progress, with emphasis on sight and reading.
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W. D. Cole
Lafayette
Francis
Henry W. Marshall
Marshall
ToHona
Indiana
St. Louis
Durbin
America
England
Germany
Ife
Union
Hardy Pioneera
Nfe
Atlantic States
Palace of Education
Thia Wan
Erary
Beath
Indiana's Palace of Education Dedication Stirs State Pride
A thunderous dedication at the Indiana Palace of Education celebrates progress in industry, arts, and schools. Speakers praise Hoosier heritage, the state’s free schools, and the building as a symbol of intelligence, progress, and civic duty, delayed briefly by a midday rain. The Missouri building was likewise dedicated today.
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Indiana
Lfe
Missouri
Death of AO U W leader in Battle Creek
Supreme Master Workman William H. Miller of the Ancient Order of United Workmen died in a Battle Creek sanitarium after several weeks illness from kidney trouble. He was sixty one. The remains will be taken to St. Louis today.
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William H. Miller
Order of United Workman
St. Louis
Lightning Kills Three Children in Indiana Storm
In Boonville Indiana a lightning bolt struck the Gen try home near Tennyson killing John Gentry Jr age fourteen Pat Gentry ten and a two year old baby. Father John Sr mother and two other children were injured as the house burned and nearby structures suffered damage. The father is unconscious and not expected to live.
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Boonville
Ind
John Gentry
Tennyson
Pat Gentry
Maude Gentry
Orta Gentry
Electric Bitters Promises Quick Stomach and Kidney Relief
Revolt warning aside, Electric Bitters is advertised to cure nervousness insomnia or stomach upset by toning the stomach aiding the kidneys and bowels and cleansing the blood. The ad claims it benefits run-down systems and offers a 50 cent price with a money back satisfaction guarantee by Draler & Bro druggists.
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Draler & Bro
Women summoned as Schafer murder case deepens
Bedford Ind June 3 increased activity surrounds the grand jury as new subpoenas issue for three Bedford women and for Dr Cullop of Indianapolis in the Schafer murder inquiry. Miss Dobbins recounts a Terre Haute incident impacting Miss Schafer’s social ties. A subpoena follows for a Terra Haute man. An anonymous letter from Pana Ill alleges a hired party was involved without naming the second shooter.
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Bedford
Ind
Grand Jury
Schafer
Smith
Harrodsburg
Cullop
Indianapolis
Indianapolis On Whom Miss Schafer's Roommate, Misa Love
Madge Dobbins
Lulu Hoppingartner
Miss Love
Miss Dobbins
Miss Schafer
Terre Haute
Indigma State Normal School
Miss Bohafer
Ham Strout
Brooks & Carter
Charles King
Paoli
King
Hull & Dorsey
Pana
Ill
Deed Involving Blood Stained Garb Found After Kidnapping
Officers searched Bustard's cave after two men altered clothing at the site leaving blood stained apparel. Mrs Kate Jones corroborated James Richards testimony and identified a person seen near the alley where Miss Schafer was dragged at about 6 25 on Jan 21 the night of her death.
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Bustard’s Cave
Kate Jones
James ‘Richards
Subpoenas in Schafer murder case reach Indianapolis figures
In Indianapolis on June 3 Dr. W B Fletcher and Dr. Mary Cullop were subpoenaed to testify in the Bedford Schafer murder case. Fletcher notes that Olin Bundy died from worry over the case and Bundy believed a woman killed the girl. Cullop may reveal why Eva Love visited her last January and whether she will shield anyone. Bedford officials predict more arrests within ten days and promise further sensational developments.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. B. Fletcher
Mary Cullop
Schafer
Bedford
Bletcher
Olin Bundy
Bundy
Cullop
Eva Love
SEEK GILLESPIE'S RELEASE INDIANA JUDGE HANDS
Lawrenceburg Indiana June 3 Proceedings seek the release of James Gillespie Myron Barbour his wife Carrie and Mrs Belle Seward from bond Judge Downey holds court and receives a writ of habeas corpus The defense argues jeopardy was violated re opening the jury and re swearing a new panel If denied the case may go to the Indiana Supreme Court in Indianapolis
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
James Gillespie
Myron Barbour
Carrie
Belle Seward
Bond
Downey
Coles
Cynthia
DeKalb Republican Ticket Filed In DeKalb County
St Joe Ind June 3 Special The republicans of DeKalb county filed the ticket for the coming election Representative H W Mountz Garrett Recorder Geo W Crooks Wia terloo Treasurer Dinson O Brownson Newvilla Clerk Geo W Henderson Concord Shei W Reed Auburn Surveyor J J Eakright Butler Crooks and Thomay tied on the first ballot for recorder but Crooks won on the second ballot Resolutions called for closer scrutiny of state banks and stricter laws for punishing corrupt bank officers.
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St Joe
Ind
DeKalb County
H. W. Mountz
Garrett
Geo. W. Crooks
Wiaterloo
Dinson
Brownson
Newvilla
Geo. W. Henderson
Concord
Shei
W. Reed
Auburn
J. J. Eakright
Butler
Crooks
Thomay
Recorder
Deneen Nominated for Illinois Governor at Convention
At the Illinois Republican state convention in Springfield Charles S. Deneen of Chicago was nominated for governor on the seventy-ninth ballot after a withdrawing agreement among Yates Hamlin and Sherman to back Deneen. Yates withdrew his candidacy and Deneen secured 752 votes to clinch the nomination, with the roll call completed by 3 p.m.
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Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Charles
Deneen
Tulinoia
Yates
Hamlin
Sherman
Denean
Lowden
C. F. Berry
Hancock
J. H. Burke
Eneen
C. E. Snively
Denten
Hamlin Amd
Warner
Pierce
Yate
Clinois
Charles 5
McDonough County
Dencen
Cannon
Doeneen
Murderer Berg Executes in Ohio Death Chair
Colu mbus Ohio June 3 Carl Berg sentenced for the 1903 Geuford murder at Wauseon Ohio was electrocuted at 12 05 am Berg faced death bravely four minutes from cell to death pronouncement He admitted sin and claimed to have prayed with God Berg and Bannister robbed tramps aboard a freight car near Butler Indiana before reaching Wauseon Police captured Berg Bannister escaped Berg's stepfather Carl Lund Minneapolis described as a respected Norwegian who tried to save him
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl Berg
John Geuford
Wauseon
Ohio Penitentiary
Berg
Bam Bannister
Bannister
Butler
Ind
Wm. McFarlan
Chicago
John Gueford
Gueford
Carl Lund
Minneapolis
Charles Saylor Ends Life by Shooting in Omaha
Charles L Saylor formerly of this city ended his life with a bullet in Omaha Nebraska on Thursday afternoon amid nervous trouble from a long illness. He was forty eight, leaving a wife and four children Howard Margaret Mildred and Pauline. Mrs Saylor was Bertha Harrison formerly and he was connected with Armour Co as Omaha branch manager for five years. The tragedy occurred shortly before his planned trip to an Ohio sanitarium for treatment.
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Charles L. Saylor
Omaha
Neb
Devonsed
Howard
Margaret
Mildred
Pauline
Harvey Crane
George Saylor
Saylor
Fort Wayne
Armour & Co
Ohio
Chicago
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
A distressed horse runs wild through the street causing numerous daily accidents as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is praised for quick relief. The ad touts burns, cuts, sores, eczema and piles fading swiftly under its soothing effect, 25 cents at Dreier & Bro.’s drug store.
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Bucklen
Dreier & Bro
Money to Loan and Local Notices
Co E Pfeffer offers real estate and personal security loans. Ashing at Clear Lake yields fine catches by W H Bohn and Dick Meyer. Pinesalve advertised as a poultice. claims to draw burn heat and heal without scar. Sold by Mayor Bros Co and A C Gocke.
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Co. E. Pfeffer
Bass Block
W. H. Bohn
Dick Meyer
Clear Lake
Mayor Bros. Co
A. Cg, Gocke
Wells Corners Train Crash Kills Six Injures Dozen
At Wells Corners near Norwalk Ohio an eastbound electric passenger car collided with a westbound package freight car. Six men and one unidentified person killed, more than a dozen injured including Wm Fletcher East Norwalk and Myrtle Nagle Cleveland. Investigators seek cause and hospital care extended.
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Norwalk
Lake Shore Electric Railroad
Wells Corners
Charles Peck
Lorain
A. W. W. Sherwood
Garreteon
D. Neil Sullivan
Interstate Commatren Commission
Binghamton
N.Y
Clarence Ketcham
Realph Williams
Indianapolis
Ind
George Judd Taylor
Alliance
Steve Watergo
Frank Sbling
Cleveland
Here Burny
Gertrude Miller
Louise 0. Miller
Moore
Laks Shore Electric
George EB. Janeson Cleveland
M. McDonald
D. C. King
Fremont
D. Hawkins
Milla Besbe
Fletcher
East Norwalk
O. H. Otto
Byria
Ira
W. BE
Enalgn
Toledo
Seyers
Myrtle Nagle
George Sturgeon
Nwot Nhar
St. Charles Hotel
Stressar
Fremont Ay
Stout
Lake Shora Electric
Williams
Missouri Street
Muncie
Watergo
New London
Three Smallpox Cases Reported in Grabill Area
Deputy health officer reports three smallpox cases instead of one in Grabill area. Patients are Lloyd Hursch and Doc Hursch who run Grabill and Hurachtown saloons, and a man named White. All cases quarantined and a special health officer appointed to enforce quarantine.
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the Sentinel
Grabill
Lloyd
Hursch
Hurachtown
White
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N. W. Gilbert
Mr. Marshall
AO. U. W
W. H. Miller
Battle Creek, Mich
The
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Subporna
Seek Gillespie
Dekalb
Tary the Sentinel
Tramp
Charles Saylor
Omaha, Neb
Amela Furnice
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