London Mob Attacks Catholic Parade at Westminster
London Sept 14 crowds mobbed the Catholic procession near Westminster Cathedral amid anti Romanist tensions. Police charged to clear a narrow route as Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Bourne led a tense, calm Vatican presence. Cardinal Gibbons urged English Catholics to renew zeal and unity.
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London
Westminster
Asquith
Cardinal Vannutelli
Howick Place
Queen
Queen Victoria
Bourne
Westminster Cathedral
Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Britain
England
Augustine
Winfrid
Patrick
Leo XIII
Gregory
Leo
Cardinal
Hog Cholera Threats to Hog Industry and Remedies
Farmers face the risk of hog cholera a highly contagious disease that can wipe out many hogs quickly. A Burnetts Creek Indiana farmer recalls using Sloan's Liniment to save hogs during a past outbreak and urges careful treatment and prevention.
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A. P. Williams
Burnetts Creek
Ind
Mr. Stai
PALL OF QUIT AND SMOKE OVER THE STATE
Patches from across Indiana describe a severe drought with water shortages and dust storms. Farmers haul water for livestock. many towns ban lawn sprinklers. Dust blights crops and irritates throats. reports say red sun and moon glow from airborne dust. Oakland City notes aurora like displays when sunlight hits dust clouds.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Oakland City
Notre Dame Welcomes New Coach Victor Place
South Bend Indiana reports Victor Place of Dartmouth 1905 new Notre Dame coach arrived today for the football program. Active work will begin Monday at the campus with coaching staff ready to implement training and strategy.
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South Bend
Ind
Victor Place
Dartmouth
Notre Dame
Fireman Clyde Horton Dies After Crane Accident
Clyde Horton of Elkhart, a fireman on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad, was struck by a main crane at Mishawaka last night and died while being transported to the hospital.
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South Bend
Ind
Clyde Horton
Elkhart
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad
Mishawaka
Dillon Shot by Brother-in-Law Undergoes Operation
Washington Indiana September 12 An operation was performed last night on Ham Dillon a trustee of Himore township who was shot by his brother in law H B Pale and it is believed Dillon will recover.
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Washington
Ind
Ham Dillon
Himore Township
Pale
Dillon
Bonds Bring Premium for Fort Wayne Bloomingdale School
Fort Wayne school city sold bonds totaling 100000 for Bloomingdale school and other improvements. C C Wedding & Co of Indianapolis bought them Monday evening at a premium of 1657.50. Bonds are 4 percent, ten year securities. Other bids: J F Wild & Co 1340 Breed and Harrison 1501.50 Joseph T Elliott and Sons 1006.
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Fort Wayne
Bloomingdale
C. C. Wedding & Co
Indianapolis
J. F. Wild & Co
Breed &Harrison
Cincinnati
Joseph T. Elliott& Sons
Fort Wayne Statistics canvass by Indiana bureau official
Charles L. Stubbs connected with the Indiana bureau of statistics arrived in Fort Wayne yesterday to collect industrial statistics of the city. He is canvassing all large state cities on a similar mission and his findings will be included in the upcoming biennial report of the state bureau of statistics.
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Charles L. Stubbs
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Fort Wayne
Freight train cattle fire kills twenty in Hammond yard
A hot box caused a freight train in Hammond Indiana yards to burn early today. One car carrying cattle was destroyed and twenty head perished in the blaze.
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Hammond
Ind
Bloomington Man Dies Chasing Burglary Suspect
William W. May a Bloomington businessman died from gunshot wounds suffered while pursuing a burglar with a shotgun. He fell during the chase and the weapon discharged.
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Bloomington
Ind
William W. May
Lee Ivins Buys Berry Street Buildings for Cigar Store
After the Aveline fire the unoccupied space on West Berry Street is purchased by Lee Ivins the former sole conductor of the cigar stand in the hostelry He takes the Berry cafe rooms and the second floor above Rabus tailoring shop The cafe will close next Monday and Ivins will begin improvements to create a premier cigar store in northern Indiana.
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Aveline
Lee Ivins
Berry Cafe
West Berry Street
Rabus Tailoring Establishment
Tvina
Northern
Indiana
Divorce by constant calling ends job in Indiana
Evansville report says a husband resigned from work after his wife telephoned him too often at his place of employment, leaving him unable to support her. Charles Small is named in the case.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Small
Explosion at Windsor dynamite car kills workers
A Windsor Missouri explosion of a dynamite car near Kansas City leaves from five to eight dead and sixteen to twenty injured, with four confirmed dead by 2 PM including depot agent Frederick Yates, Windsor drayman Dee Hall, and two unknown workers.
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Kansas City
Windsor
Frederick Yates
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Dee Hall
Eagle Attacks Boy During baseball game near Point Richmond
An American eagle swooped into a crowd watching a baseball game near Point Richmond and grabbed 8 year old John Pollackson by the neck. Neighbors subdued the bird and the boy suffered only scratches before his father returned with a shotgun and killed the eagle. The bird measured seven feet six inches from tip to tip.
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New York
Point Richmond
John Pollackson
Joan Pollaskgon
Pollackson
King completes cross-country walk from Montreal to Vancouver
Vancouver report states Charles King reached Vancouver after a 137 day trek on foot following the Canadian Pacific tracks. He aimed for 160 days and a $150 prize, but with extra time and funds he remains hopeful of earning a larger award.
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Vancouver
B. C
Charles King
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
King
City completes own street lighting after paying final bill
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company final bill of 619.11 settled. City switches to municipal plant with connections to public buildings and test slated soon. Ordinance planned to fund alcatraz paving repairs and bond company actions discussed. Council committee meets tonight to review next year's expenses.
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Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Witk
Alcatraz
Poe News from Poe Indiana School Openings and Visits
In Poe Indiana on September 15 Mrs. Fred Miller of Fort Wayne visited her daughter Mrs. C N Fuhrman. Marion township schools opened with Lucius Somers and Miss Ketrow in charge. The district plans bus transfers as other township schools remain closed. Local residents hosted relatives and attended family reunions in nearby Fort Wayne and Gallion Ohio.
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Hoagland Avenue
Fort Wayne
A. J. Archbold
John Ruhl
Gallion
Ohio
H. I. Smith
Ho L Somers
Joseph Somers
Lakeside
Marion Smith
Foster
Bila
Fort: Wayne
Reenter
Governor Hanly Appeals to Indianapolis Women Rally
Governor Hanly addressed a large all female audience at First Baptist in Muncie on September 14 urging organized female support for county local option and prohibition. He argued the issue mainly affects women and children, calling for mobilization to curb the saloon and empower voters. The event drew about 1,500 women, with men barred except for the governor, pastor, and two reporters.
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Muncie
Ind
Hanly
First Baptist Church
C. M. Carter
America
Thomas R. Marshall
Terre Haute
Christian Ministry
Indiana
Daily Press
Indiana Governor Discusses Temperance Fight and Remonstrance Law
The governor, amid a church audience, recounts a hypothetical governor elects story and reflects on the temperance movement in Indiana. He recalls proposing to the legislature a two year bar on liquor trade following ward remonstrances and describes the change from individual to ward based restrictions.
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Marshall
Indiana
Roosevelt Might Take Flight With Noted Aviator
Washington reports a possible presidential ascent with aviator Wright amid government aeronautics trials. Wright cautioned that such a flight risks are real and could affect the nation, though he noted the president’s return to Washington next week.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
McCutcheon
Wright
Washington
Marie Bricker Mascot of Indiana National Guard Battery
Marie Bricker, age 13, mascot of Battery B Artillery, Indiana National Guard, has served seven years and assists drill as a trusted leader. She wakes the unit daily, peers through army customs with ease, and has attended camps with Fort Wayne units since age four, with brother Harry in the force and father J. M. Bricker a Fort Wayne businessman.
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Indianapolis Star
Pretty Marie Bricker
Artillery Battalion
Indiana National Guard
Reveille
Fort Wayne
Harry Bricker
J. M. Bricker
Battery
Marie
Carelessness His Defense in Avery Court Martial
The court martial of Captain Solomon Avery, charged with embezzling soldiers funds entrusted to his care, has completed testimony and begun summing up. The defense says Avery kept accounts carelessly and sent sums by messenger to a bank that recently failed, omitting to verify the account.
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San Francisco
Solomon Avery
Avery
Narrow escape on interurban tracks in Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana September 15 Carl Burns a stranger was overtaken by heat and collapsed on Harrison street on the S and C interurban tracks. The limited due at six near stopped three feet from his body. He was removed to a hotel for medical care.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Carl Burns
Harrison Street
Artesian Wells Progress in French Projects
The Grenelle well required from December 24, 1833, to February 26, 1841, for completion. Passy reached depth quickly in two years. Maisons-Laffitte engineers expect one year to finish a 550 meter goal, currently at 460 meters. De Dion Bouton Journal.
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Grenelle
France
Passy
Maisons-Laffitte
de Dion- Bouton Journal
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