Yaqui Uprising Grows as Indians Arm for Battle
Dispatches from Guaymas report Yaqui insurrection widening with towns along the river rising to join fighters. Frontier figure Jack Rameau and photographer Hd Miller were killed while en route to Alamos. Three sloops on the Yaqui near Medaro were attacked. Romero family captured as troops pursue the fleet.
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Mexico
Guaymas
Jack Rameau
Express
Hermosillo
Hd Miller
Alamos
Yaqui
Medaro
Aurio FE
Paredes
Alondre
Romero
Miners fear Yaqui uprising near Casas Grandes in Mexico
Four American miners report large Yaqui forces in the region and warn that 2000 American miners are at risk as news of violence reaches scattered bands. They estimate 5000 Yaqui warriors and say 50,000 Mexican troops may be needed. Two Mexican cavalry regiments head toward Casas Grandes to expel them.
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Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Mex
War of Extermination in Yaqui Revolt Casts Shadow
Reports from San Francisco state Mexican troops have Yaqui rebels under control in Sonora. The conflict has led to many Indian deaths, with the government deploying troops along the Mayo river to intercept reinforcements. In two battles this month the Indians suffered heavy losses while Mexican casualties were light.
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San Francisco
Sonora
Box
Mayo River
Gold hunter reports Yaqui uprising in Mexico
Arnold, a gold hunter traveling through Austin from the Mexican scene, claims hundreds of Mexican soldiers were trapped by Yaqui bands in the mountains. He says guerrilla warfare has begun, with Indians using terrain to sustain a fight for months, inflicting many deaths on the Mexican force.
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Austin
Tex
Indianapolis
Arnold
Mexico
Yaqui prisoners held including priest and nuns reported
Vicam dispatch says Yaquis retain Hilario Amarilla and seize a priest and three nuns as prisoners. Fear grows that all Yaqui captives may endure severe atrocities under threat.
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Guaymas
Mex
Vicam
Hilario Amarilla
Weather forecast for Andianapolis area
The forecast for Andianapolis and vicinity calls for generally fair weather with possible showers. A cooler Friday precedes a Saturday with lower temperatures.
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Andianapolis
Yager Murders Children Then Commits Suicide
In Susquehanna Pennsylvania Charles Yager a 40 year old widower killed his three children ages 5 to 12 with a razor while they slept and then cut his own throat dying from the act Neighbors found the scene Friday morning authorities describe the act as temporary mental aberration.
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Susquehanna, Pa
Charles Yager
Brandt
Yager
Government building site bids delayed after Washington letter
E. B. Martindale, handling federal building site interests, received a Washington letter Sunday noting absence of H. A. Taylor and J. K. Taylor delays full advice until after mid August. He was urged to solicit new bids for Plymouth church property at 60000 and Harvey heirs property at 50000, with each to be reduced by 310000.
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E. B. Martindale
Federal
Washington
H. A. Taylor
J. K. Taylor
Plymouth Church
Harvey Heirs
Martindale
Robbery Targets Widow in W Vain Hoard of Bonds
In Wellsville area three masked men forced entry to Mrs. Eli Parkinson home near Independence. They bound Mrs Parkinson and her unmarried daughter under threats, finding and taking $12,750 in bonds, $750 cash and jewelry. Authorities report the crime discovered late Thursday.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Eli Parkinson
Independence
Marion County Council to Organize in 9 A.M. Meeting
The new Marion county council convenes at 9 A.M. Monday to organize. Members include James J. McCullough Democrat Wil Heiney Democrat Dr Wm B McDonald Democrat James T Layman Republican John Strange Republican and Dr B Ratliff Republican with William A Bell missing. The body is evenly split and will elect a successor to Bell. Layman is likely president. McCullough could lead if a Democrat is chosen. Terms run to 1900, with future elections set to align with off years.
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Marion County
James J. McCullough
Wil Heiney
Wm. B. McDonald
James T. Layman
John Strange
Dr. B. Ratliff
William A. Bell
Irvington
Layman
Layman & Carey Hardware Company
Park Board Buys Nine Deer for Riverside Gardens
Park commissioners authorize the purchase of nine deer for Riverside park zoological gardens. John O Brien, railroad conductor, 2007 N Meridian St, offers them with a shelter house for 100 dollars. Negotiations opened with sellers for two black bears. Pay rolls for week ending Aug 3 show 1080.45 for new parks laborers and 218.35 for old parks. A bicycle path from Indiana Avenue bridge to Riverside park is completed.
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Riverside Park Zoological Gardens
John O'Brien
N. Meridian Sr
English
Minnesota
Old Parks
Indianola Square
Indiana-ave
Fall Creek
Riverside Park
American federation of agriculture benevolent society formed
The American federation of agriculture based in Gas City Grant County forms a benevolent society with directors Michael Futrell D H Pearson and Be actor.
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The
American Federation of Agriculture
Gas City
Grant
Michael Futrell
No Sunday Ball Opinion Defines Law Enforcement Duty
Indianapolis officials confront Sunday baseball with law enforcement. City attorney Kern states police must prevent violations and arrest violators in the first inning if a game is attempted. Supt. Quigley, acting mayor Johnson, and others discuss enforcement and club directors may face action.
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Quigley
Indianapolis
Kern
Johnson
Roth
Board of Safety
Controler Johnson
Golt
Desperate Federal Criminal Hiram Collins Bails After Post Office Shoot
Hiram Collins a notorious figure in White county faces bond for shooting mail at Chal mers post office amid prior murder allegations against Ward near Chalmers. He resisted bond terms insisting on exact conditions and has a large family. Federal officials label him a dangerous man. Terre Haute deputy marshal led a raid with five officers.
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Hiram Collins
Ward
Chalmers
White County
United States
Collins
Baker
Terre Haute
Husband and Wife Clash Over Wheat Sale Suit
Barbara Smith sues her husband Adam Smith and Fried Prange the Indianapolis miller in Justice Hay's court asking recovery of 100 bushels of wheat sold without her knowledge. Prange posted bond while he argues the husband acts as the wife's legal agent. Trial set for Monday.
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Barbara Smith
Adam Smith
Fried Prange
Indianapolis
Miller Prange
Greenwood and Indianapolis electric railroad advances
Grading completed between Greenwood and Southport and soon extended to Indianapolis with ties laid this Thursday. Rail orders are in and will ship once the grade is finished, followed by track laying in a few days. The company aims to have cars running by September’s state fair. The power house will be at the Johnson farm beyond Greenwood’s south edge.
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Greenwood & Indianapolis Electric Railroad
Greenwood
Southport
Indianapolis
Johnson Farm
South Corporation
Thousands Idle in Dawson as Dust Flows South to Frisco
The Klondike scene reports thousands of men idle in Dawson while the steamer Nelson from St Michaels arrives in Frisco with 111 passengers and $150 000 in dust. Government aid ships out scurvy cases from the Copper River district and employs impoverished miners at fifty dollars a month until they can afford passage home.
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Dawson
Nelson
St. Michaels
Frisco
Copper River District
Kissel Garden Schedule Promises Varied Afternoon and Night Acts
The Kissel Garden opens July 17 offering daily performances each afternoon and night. Acts include Lily May Prima Donna Mamie Livingstone Serio-Cessic Charier and baritone Mi hor with additional attractions listed.
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Kissel Garden
Lily
May
Mamie Livingstone
Charier
W. ‘Mihor
Ana
South American alliance talk and US import stats
Washington reports on a rumored South American alliance against the United States tied to President Roca's tour, which the state department denies. The Treasury lists top imports for the year led by sugar and coffee, with chemicals rising. Italian officials pursue Tallulah lynching investigations. no indemnity claim will be made by Italy.
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United States
Roca
London
Rome
State Department
Representa
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Count Vinci
Tallulah
Senor Romano
Umbrella Sparks Fire After Electric Pole Incident
During a storm in Washington and Pennsylvaniasts a trolley wire pole became charged. A man with a steel rod umbrella touched it and a water plug, causing a flash and a blaze. A woman nearby screamed as the umbrella ignited and the man frantically beat out the flames.
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Washington
Puttying On Airs. Georgians Stage Lynching Report Split
A Georgia report mocks lynching coverage by imitating a wedding notice. It cites a 2:45 PM incident across Blakely branch, naming Lewis Henderson and a Rock Hill party as contracting parties in an alleged crime against a six year old girl.
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Atlanta
Blakely
Lewis Henderson
Rock Hill District
J. W. Bowman
Street Car and Wagon Accident Injures Pedestrian
Patrick O'Neil of 1607 East Washington Street was struck by a street car and a rapidly driven wagon as he waited at Summit and Washington streets Friday morning. He suffered knee and thigh bruises and possible internal injuries.
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Ously
Patrick O’neil
Washington St
Summit and
Washington Sts
Dan McAfee Arrested for Grand Larceny in Druggist Case
Dan McAfee, brother of a murder suspect in the Eyster case, is under arrest on grand larceny charges. Police report a valise, drab slippers, silver knives and forks, a perfume flask, and a single harness found in his possession awaiting an owner. Patrolmen Carter and Winn made the arrest.
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Dan McAfee
Eyster
McAfee
Carter
Winn
Weather and wrecks from Denver to Ohio headline wild events
An inch of rain fell in 20 minutes at Denver while a thunderstorm hit Deadwood. A dynamite accident in Paskin Wisconsin killed Chris Wold. Irish girls arriving in New York to become sisters of charity head to Texas. Northern Colorado ranchers clash over grazing lands with four cattlemen attacking a sheep flock, killing 150. Lady Randolph Churchill reportedly to wed Lieut Cornwallis West. A horse fell on the Miami river bridge near Dayton, but a man halted a limited train with a lantern.
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Denver
Col
Deadwood
Chris Wold
Paskin
Wis
Ireland
New York
Sisters of Charity
Texas
Colorado
Cowles
Eng
Randolph Churchill
G. F. M. Cornwallis West
Lady ‘West
Dayton
Miami River
Michael Myers
Jean Than
They Favor Jiminez Plans to usurp Santo Domingo
Juan Isidro Jimines rez, a San Domingo candid ate for dictatorship, claims he helped assassinate President Heureaux and will travel to the United States to organize a new party. He says his group will return to Santo Domingo to seize control if needed, with Capt. Piedra and Cuban supporters accompanying him.
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Heureaux
United States
New York
Juan Isidro Jimi ́Sks Rez
San Domingo
Havana
Herald
San Domngo
Figueroo
Jiminez
Piedra
Po Hce
Cubsan
San Domingo crisis sparks Monro Doctrine critique in Paris paper
The Figaro argues the United States would avoid contesting European powers over the Dominican crisis and urges Europe to use the moment to challenge Monroeism in America. It suggests intervention could force a lasting reevaluation of American policy toward Europe.
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San Domingo
Figaro
United States
Europe
Combine
San Demings
Monrosism
America
General Jiminez Expected to Lead San Deming Operation
In Havana reports Gen. Jiminez is slated to head an upcoming operation in San Deming and is preparing to depart to begin activities. It is believed Gomez will join the field with him.
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Gomez
Havana
Jiminez
Revelation
San Deming
Gas meter committee returns from Pittsburgh inquiry
Evans Woollen John T Brush Charles J Coffin and A W Potts of the joint gas committee of the Commercial Club and Board of Trade report they found meters favored in Pittsburgh but will not reveal a position until their study extends to Findlay Columbus Dayton Richmond and Cannersville Ind. Final findings due weeks hence.
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Woollen
Pittsburg
Murder Case Appeal in Supreme Court
Albert Musser appeals his life sentence for the murder of the Portland widow in Winchester trial. Attorneys argue the case to the state supreme court after Samuel G. W. Marshall and the appellant faced indictment. Marshall was acquitted.
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Louisa Stolz
Supreme Court
Albert Musser
Winchester
Portland
Samuel GW. Marshall
Marshall
Law Journal Quits Over Discontinued Official Status
Postalecards mailed to Indianapolis lawyers announce the Indiana Law Journal will cease publication after the state bar association ended its arrangement making the Journal the official organ and subscriber base. It notes the venture never paid for itself and will stop.
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Postalecards
Indianapolis
State Bar Association
Indiana Law Journal Company
Association
Fireworks at Garfield park kick off city celebration
City events list a Friday fireworks display at Garfield park beginning at 8 oclock. Other items note bankruptcy petition by Peter E Misgen of Wabash Liabilities 1291 assets 498 and Rosa Schneiderman seeks 1000 from United States express after bicycle crate collision. Ward politics and local accidents included.
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Garfield Park
Peter E. Misgen
Wabash
Rosa Schneiderman
United States Express Company
Pro Bono Cigar Offer Amid Odd 10c Smoke Ad
An unusual newspaper item promotes a ten cent smoke with a five cent feed deal for a horse and mentions Janes Dustless Oats and the Old Reliable Union Co-operative Laundry. A phone number listed as 14 appears in the notice.
Crooked deal fuels urged probe into officers’ Havana largess
A Chicago Tribune excerpt reports American army officers in Havana live luxuriously at Cuban expense. Gov gen Brooke reportedly earns 16 000 yearly with 7 500 pay plus allowances. Brig gen Ludlow receives 11 600 total with 5 209 pay and 5 000 extra. Congress expected to investigate.
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Havana
Brooke
Ludlow
Luvana
Coninggress
Alger Defends Extra Pay to Havana Officers
Washington reports say war department officials explain double salaries for Havana officers as allowances for permanent fixtures not household expenses. Gen Alger cites openness and argues pay is far less than prewar Spanish-officer rates. the law prohibits extra pay and Corbin is said to face accountability. The issue may be referred to Secretary Root.
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Washington
War Department
Havana
Ceroin
Alger
Corbin
Lawance
Sia
Iuaw
Root
Prohibitionists plan city ticket and campaign in court room
A sharp dig will mark this fall’s city campaign as prohibitionists nominate a full city ticket in a criminal courtroom on Saturday at 2 p m They will run for council in every ward and push a plank for strict enforcement of the liquor law They aim to draw strength from both old parties while avoiding explicit criticism of present law enforcement. Names for mayor include James E Dungan M E Race and W R Moore City clerk candidate Thomas B Fullmer and police judge candidate B F Watson Pleasant Bond may be named councilman at large Speakers from across the state will visit The anti saloon league edges into the campaign with pamphlets accusing the liquor trade Prohibitionists say the league may back the party with the best chance to curb saloons F T McWhirter pure prohibitioner accuses the league of being Republican aligned and notes S E Nicholson warned anti saloon leaders to abstain if candidates dodge the issue.
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Gayety
Criminal Court Room
Jas. E. Dungan
M. E. Race
W. R. Moore
Thos. B. Fullmer
B. F. Watson
Pleasant Bond
M. W. Hawkins
Anderson
Aaronworth
Bryant
H. J. Hall
Franklin
Anti-Saloon League
Taggart
F. T. McWhirter
Republican Party
McWhirter
S. E. Nicholson
Indiana
Elevating Tracks Planned at Winton Station
Surveyors stood in the Winton station train sheds on Friday as station officials asked about their purpose. They answered they were beginning to elevate the tracks, indicating planned infrastructure work at the site.
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Winton
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