Foot Soldiers Triumph at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana National Guards achieved a notable victory praised by umpires and regular officers amid heavy rains that halted mounted units. The battle near Apple Orchard saw Col Harry Swith command Browne forces against Col William L Pitcher’s Twenty-seventh Infantry, with Battery A and Berry’s artillery delivering decisive volleys. The engagement ended with the Fourth Infantry pressed back, and chaos among regulars and guards as batteries shelled and troops charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Guards
Oscar M. Wagner
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Fairbanks Review
Regilera
Aatlonel Guard
Intenes
Gol Smitha
William L Pitcher
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Indiana
George Gatley
Berry
Uide
Jong
Battle of Apple Orchard remembered in Civil War style clash
A chaotic battlefield narrative recalls Capt Berry directing artillery against a Brown division near an apple orchard. Rebel lines faltered as four batteries blasted, casualties mounted, and Maj. Tiacq’s fate loomed. the Fourth Infantry was captured as the umpire intervened.
Accuser Discovered Error In Flora Underwood Case
Flora Underwood aged 12 living at 141% N Benateave was arrested for alleged theft of $200 from William Carlin. The money was later found on the floor of Carlin’s room. he sought her release but authorities detained her at the Detention Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Underwood
N. Benateave
Ithiy.ight
William Carlin
Nois-St. Bir
Carlin
Dutt
Unnarwood
Lennartz Promoted as Chicago and Alton Passenger Agent
George H Lennartz received a promotion to city passenger and Uebel agent for the Chicago and Alton with headquarters at 6 Jackson place St Louis The appointment was announced from the office of Assistant General Passenger Agent Bowers St Louis Lennartz previously served as YB at St Paul and Chicago manager of the Judson tourist excursion He is well known among local railroad men and his advancement will be welcomed by industry peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lennartz
Chicago & Alton
Jackson Place
Uebel
St. Loui
Bowers
St. Louis
Lennants
At. Louis
Lennartz
St. Paul
Chicago
Alton
Lennartzle
Funeral rites for Christopher McGregor
The funeral for Christopher McGregor will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his home. Capital City lodge No. of which he was a charter member and Red Cloud lodge will conduct the services. Burial will be in Crown Hill. McGregor served in the Indianapolis police for nearly 20 years. He died Friday night after a long illness. He was born in Scotland and came to America as a child. His widow survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher McGregor
Mosing
Capital City Lodge No
McGregor
Red Cloud Lodge
Crown Hill
Indianapo Mg
Police Guard Ball Field as Chicago and New York Clash
Chicago and New York prepare for a fierce confrontation at the ball field amid fears of violence. Police and private security lines will shield players including McGraw as tensions rise after a heated series and recent umpire clashes.
Eastern Star Picnic At Gamela Park Enjoyed By Members
Members of Naomi Chapter Eastern Star enjoyed a picnic at Gamela Park on Friday afternoon and evening with games and a luncheon. The chapter plans another picnic at Riverside Park in two weeks. Robert H. Keller of 1 Jefferson Ave sang several old time songs.
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Eastern Star
Naomi
Gamela Park
Riverside Park
Robert H. Keller
Jefferon
Nva
Sailor Survives 17 Hours Adrift at Sea
Fehrard Davarnehelle of Molokai drifted 20 miles on a log after a whale boat sank. Three companions died while Davarnehelle and Edward Duvauchelle endured shark peril and crabs clinging to their bodies. Rescued by fishermen, Davarnehelle fainted from exhaustion.
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de Honostle
Fehrard Davarnehelle
Molokai
Swan
Pavanehelle
Pukoa
Edward Duvauchelle
Sune
Duvauchelle
Tsper
Society in Summertime Parade of Local Families
Summer social scene includes Miss Barth of Connersville and Mrs. S. Fister visiting Mackinac. Families like Duanys and Barretts head to northern shores. weddings, engagements, and outings populate the local calendar with travel to Vincennes, Walloon Lake, and California hinted.
Farmers weigh heed to health orders in dairy district
A group of farmers linked to the Farmers' Sanitary Minle association near Indianapolis and Columbia & Southern suburban area conferred with City Sanitarian Gene Buchler. They discussed changes ordered by Dr. Duehler in dairymen arables, initially opposing then accepting the reasoning. A follow up meeting was planned to clean up and support the Indianapolis Board of Public Health goals without further opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Sanitary Minle Association
Indianapolis, Columbia & Southern Iterurbane
Gene Buchler
Duehler
Farmera
Buehler
Indianapalis
Sam Small's Meetings At Lexington Ave Tent
The Rev Sara Small will hold meetings in the Gunpet Tent on Lexington Avenue and Plveat. He will preach Saturday night and deliver famous lectures Sunday afternoon and evening. Saturday he speaks on The Thugs of Modern Society and Monday evening presents My thrilling experiences From Barroom to Putt the story of his life. The tent is used nightly with much good produced by the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Small
Gunpet
Lexington-ave
Army Orders Detailed General Staff Corps Officers
Special to The Sup from Washington dated Aus 16 lists Maj. Millard F. Walt Maj. Carrota Devol Maj. Eben Swift Capt. Michael J. Lenthan and others detailed to the general staff corps They are relieved from current duties and to report in person for assignment Capt. Walt remains until army maneuvers end at Chickamauga Park Ga then reports to the chief of staff for duty Capt Julius A Penn to join general staff Sept 13 and report in person to the chief of staff Capt Theodore B Hacker to visit Ft Riley and Ft D.A. Ruesehi to review camps of instruction and return to station Capt Thames L Ames detailed as ordnance office at Camp Roosevelt Mt Gretna Pa starting Sept 5 to relieve Maj. Tracy C. Dickson and report by letter to Roosevelt commander general
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Washington
Aus
General Staff Corps
Millard F. Walt
Ines Tantry
Carrota. Devol
Eben Swift
Eavsary
Michael J. Lentthan
Twenty- Aith Infantry
Mags. Deval
Swift
Lenthan
Maj
Waits
Chickamauga Park
Julius A. Penn
Seventh Infantry
Tha
Theodore B. Hacker
Department of the Axissourh
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Ft. D
A. Ruesehi
Thames L. Ames
Ordnance Department
Ordnance Office
Camp Roosevelt
Mount Gretna
Tracy C. Dickson
Ames
Western Union seeks injunction against tax board over 699 mile assessment
The Western Union Telegraph Company and Attorney General Charter W Miller move in U S court to enjoin the State Board of Tax Commissioners from certifying the board fixed assessment to county auditors. Judge Francis E Baker to hear Monday at Elk Hart Ind. The assessment this year placed at 699 per mile, compared with 464 per mile last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertasn Union Telegraph Company
United States Court
W. Miller
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Francis E. Baker
Elkhart
Ind
Auditor of State
Tax Board
Western Union Company
Bigany Charged Against Partlow
Mrs. Bessie Partlow of Indianapolis claims John Partlow is already married to Daisy Dodson and Mayhee, presenting a marriage certificate. A warrant was issued in Noblesville for his arrest on the bigamy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Partlow
Indianapolis
Noblesville
John Partlnw
Misa Daisy Dodson
Bessie Barthes
Ines Mayhee
Indianapatin
Partlow
Abe
Girl Drowns Wading in Buck Creek Farm Near Indianapolis
In Buck Creek six miles south of Indianapolis, Ora Snow aged 16 escaped death while saving a friend as Mtea Sepurn drowned after stepping into deep water. Mr Gnow jumped in to recover the body but none could be revived. The victim was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Seburn of 301 XII Capitol ave.
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Reburn
Newt
Buck Creek
Itab- Fre Bow
Indianapolia
Mtea Sepurn
Gnow
Mise Ora Bnow
Agi
Ram
Fred Snow
Harvey Seburn
Capitol-ave
Hearst presents Lincoln homestead. $31,000 check offered
Jed Randulph Hearst testified to the Champlaque of Balem that the termie farm and homestead of Abraham Lincoln in Wisconsin covers 2 acres and is among the most historic sites. He presented a personal check for 31,000 to purchase the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
I. Petersburg
Jed Randulph Hearst
Balem
Abrkham
Lincoln
Uwinele
Bay State for Bryan Resolutions Endorse 1908 Democratic Nominee
In Massachusetts a Democratic state committee meeting adopted resolutions endorsing Willem Jennings Bryitney as the party's 1908 presidential candidate. A state convention is planned for October.
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Mase
Willem Jennings Bryitney
Democratic Party
Democratic State
Stata
Oet
Cincinnati Schedule Notes on Time Cards for Rail Trips
Railroad time card excerpt lists routes from Cincinnati to Indianapolis and Toledo with assorted departure times. It includes city ticket office contact and various intercity legs, indicating a timetable fragment with inconsistent OCR due to garbled letters and punctuation.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Tinola-Bt
Sincinnati Diveseos
Clactonati
Indianapolis
Puig A
Areice
Teleda
Aretce
Detrattt
Asiele
Renehaniey
Artiva
John Berry Elected Vice President at International Municipal Elections
In New Haven on August 14 John Berry of Indianapolis was elected vice president of the International Association of Municipal Elections. T. O'Hearn was chosen president. The next meeting will be held in Norfolk, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berry
Hue
New Haven
Conn
Indianapolis
International Associa
Von
T. O'Hearn
Norefolk
Var
President of Eagles election in Milwaukee report
Edward Krause of Wilmington Delaware was elected grand worthy president of the Order of Magies in Milwaukee Wisconsin this morning. Henry Davis of Cleveland is noted as a likely successor in a related event.
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Eagles
Spectat
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Krause
Wilmington
Det
The
Order of Magies
Will Auccond
Henry Davis
Cleveland
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Viatt
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Tyes~ Dustor
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Western Union Telegraph Company
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