Ves of Husbands Mary Has Had in 25 Years
Jeffersonville Indiana reports Mrs. George C. Smith born Mary L. Muir has been married five times in 25 years. Her first marriage to William Thompson occurred on December 24, 1878. Subsequent marriages to John Colvin April 28, 1887 John Neal Insted January 2, 1 until February 25, 18 percent, and Albert Connell followed April 13 1809 ended in divorces or estrangements.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
George C. Smith
Mary L. Muir
Young
William ©. Thompson
Smith
John Colvin
Storms Rain Toll Hits Hartford Ind Trains Delayed
Severe storms drenched multiple towns. In Hartford City lightning struck a building injuring prosecutor John Burns, derricks toppled, traffic on the traction line halted for hours. Crawfordsville reports corn losses. Columbus sewer flood and basement damage. Wabash lightning hit a substation, suspending service pending repairs.
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Hartford City
Ind
John Burns
Crawfordsville
Columbus
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Line
Campaign plan targets white employers in Porter county
A. J. Bows ter, leader of anti Negro labor campaigns in northern Indiana, announces he will publish the name of every white employer of Negro labor in Porter county in the Chesterton Tribune. He says he will place the list at the head of editorials to expose efforts to bring a large colony of Negroes to the area and vows to use all means to stop it.
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Laporte
Ind
A. J.bowster
Fght
Chesterton Tribune
Porter County
Senator Quay Ejected From Train Over Fare Payment
Philadelphia August 2 Senator Quay faced a ride dispute on the Perkiomen Valley line when the Reading Railway conductor demanded fare. Quay paid after being informed he could be ejected if unable to pay. The incident was referred to Reading officials for action.
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Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Sean
Reading Railway
Reading
Pearpet
Tose Hia Jon
Benicia Diamond Robbery Cleared
A window smashing at Bebteta Diamond Co on E Washington St is solved with the arrest of Newton Strat irvington and Robert Stewart 14d Olive St who were found with jewelry on Troi Police Capt Kruger and Officers Arkins Duncan worked through the night tracing witnesses The suspects questioned for loitering while two traveling youths were charged with loitering and found jewelry on their persons Stewart claimed innocence and said Strat is innocent He fled to Cincinnati then to Indianapolis after the deed.
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Bebteta Diamond Company
E. Washington St
Newton Strat
Irvington
Robert Stewart
Olive St
Troi
Kruger
Arkins and
Duncan
Ime Atelen
New Jersey-ats
Sraith
Stewart
Star
Cincinnati
Indiananells
Simon threatens breakup of barber union or ruin
Jacob Simon, facing refusals to unionize his Danville barber shop, plans to relocate and open a new shop offering low prices. He vows to either go broke himself or break up the union, as he leases a central room for the new venture.
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Simon
Barbers’ Union
Danville
Jacob Simon
Hhe
Wieh
Nenutl Dar
Indianapolis Snatches Of City Life And Incidents
A mosaic of city notes recounts improvements on Park Ave and Brookside, a busy reading room, Riley’s visits to the governor, and a host of small events. Reports mention a sick state police captain, a runaway transfer wagon incident, a golden wedding celebration, and locals chasing rumors, with several items about crime, transportation, and stray happenings around Cerentinetown and along New York Street.
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Logsdon
Palitice
Park-ave
Cpl
A.D. Shaw
Petoskey
Merchants’ Salvage Corps
Busine
Brookside Subdivision
Capt. Hiatt
State House
James Whitcomb Riley
Governor's Office
New York St
Fresh Air Mission
Col. Perry
Colorado
Beara
J. A. Bushong
Walted Brethren Church
Eleventh Et
Aurel
Squire Nickerson
Brown County
Bright and W. Michtiean
Mastachteetts Ave
Herman Weinherert
Lipton Ends Cup Bid In War of Words
Sir Thomas Lipton declares his attempts to lift the cup are over amid a heated exchange with Sir Horace Tozer and a reporter. He criticizes the Reliance as too strong for any foe and reflects on efforts he has made, claiming he has done everything possible.
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Tommy Lipton
New York
Thomas Lipton
Horace ‘Tozer
Cornee
Hanna's Condition Not Serious in Cleveland Report
In Cleveland Ohio in August reports indicate the condition of Senator bani te nor consid ered perineal at ke otot remains not serious. The sparse dispatch notes no immediate danger or lasting impact on official duties. The brief item emphasizes a stable health outlook despite uncertain phrasing.
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Hanna
Cleveland
Bani Te
Births and Deaths Involving RW and Junie Brown and Others
Birth notices list RW and Junie Brown of 1 Brookside Ave and numerous families with newborn girls and boys. deaths include Infant Deusen and John Bagenwinn. marriages feature several pairings such as William and Ellen Ritter and Henry and Grace Miller. building permits cite additions and new structures across Madison Ave and Washington St with costs noted.
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Junie Brown
Brookside-ave
Alice Agenhoernt
AlKlaamaist
Irl Wall
Edna Biedienkl
Mickel
Ilen Rinnell
Engiehoan
Laura Barekiad
Charles Send
Alyrtin
Hiisehaupt
Za Schell
AB Hawes Zacharias
Prinds Sprecher
Bes
Emi
Veresa Erhober
Molkele Tee
Emma Reeves
Wwe
Robert
Dul Tyne
W. Mary
Landeets
Lee
Lalla Spulman
West-st
Deusen
Massachus
Weare Holter Uy Witan
Hantet
Easiest
Avettomial Crew
John Bagenwinn
Jomantha
Matasivos
el Alice Hh
McManamon
Canine
Pyonln
Joby Gordon
Nordykeuve
Crouyy Sulla Holz
Sancumptions
Turned hose on the Redemptionists in Paris riot
Paris August 28 Shidiers forcibly expelled the Redemptionist fathers from 14 Les Salter monastery. In Vendec department the fathers barricaded the doors hurled missiles from windows injuring several. Doors broke open the fathers retreated to the roof as water from a fire hose soaked the area.
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Paris
Les Salter
Department of Vendec
Thurray
Giant Iron Horse to Star at St Louis Fair
A massive tandem compound locomotive built by American Locomotive Works, weighing 745,000 pounds, claims to be the heaviest locomotive ever. It is set for display at the St. Louis World’s Fair. George McGrew dies suddenly in Richmond Indiana, a longtime railroad man with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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New York
BE O
American Locomotive Works
George McGrew
Richmond
Ind. Au
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago Gas Rates Spark Frustration in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana residents and gas customers oppose a proposed Chicago gas camping plan to supply fuel, arguing rates at Si rents per Lam and a $00 monte stave fee. The dispute includes demands for two cars per family and potential franchise ratification if restrictions are removed, with concerns about future supply and costs.
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Kokomo
Ind. Ang
Chuneimer
Chicago
St. Poot
Cornell
Chienge
Windy City
Polecat in Jeffersonville Sparks Citywide Turmoil
In Jeffersonville Indiana Aug, a polecat caused chaos by frightening residents and disrupting the telephone exchange. A colored man hunted and killed the animal to protect his kin, prompting police to retreat to outlying districts amid the commotion. In nearby Hagerstown three masked burglars tortured a widower Charles Crabbe to reveal where he kept $2 intended for seed wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Niy Akin
Atandault
Hagerstown
Charles Crabler
Crabbe
Special Cincinnati Return Train Fares Noted
Railway notice lists $1.25 round trip from Indianapolis to Cincinnati with departures from Union Station and arrivals at Central Union. Includes 220 p Bt Terre Haute $1.00 and Greencastle 75¢. Rain disruption noted with 1:04 a.m. Indianapolis Union Station departure and 11 p.m. arrival. Bronson sign off.
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Cincinnati
Axprose Tpania
Bo Hoge
Mracnvere
Indianapoly
Luton Station
Central Union Station
P Bt
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapolis Union Station
Hrturalng
Lesen Tatra Hanke
HU. Bronson
Rainfall in Indiana Drops Heaviest in Logansport
A weather summary reports Thursday night rain in Indiana with nine tenths of an inch locally and 172 inches in Logansport. The statewide average rainfall reached about 3.1 inches, described as fair but not heavy precipitation, with the northwest and western areas noted for general rainfall.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Loganeport
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