Drills and Parades Amp Curtis Shines in Camp
Soldiers drill and parade in a multi-unit camp near Lima and Macon with two young companies Lima City guards led by Capt. Bell and Floyd rifles led by Capt. Hardeman. Night life centers on tents, badges, and the badge fiend swapping ribbons among attendees. Gov. Hovey and Col. Roberts attend as divisions train for dress parades and future inspections amid lively sponsor debates about beauty and incentive effects on drill performance.
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Lima City Guards
Lima
Bell
Floyd Rifles
Macon
Hardeman
Ol. McKee
Covernor
Indianapolis
Victor Scott
Scott
Hovey
Will Roberts
W. D. Ewing
Evansville
Cap
Brave soldiers praise fair sponsors in victory wager
A dramatic ode praises sponsors as the true source of valor. It extols sights of beauty and brave hearts, urging confident drill field marches toward victory. No engagements are yet announced, but soldiers vow to rely on fair hands not tied to the southern magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Odda
Mysterious Morphine Death At 321 Court Street
Lida Wright 32 died Thursday at 321 TB Court Street after morphine was found in her system. Dr. Harvey of the city dispensary pronounced morphine poisoning amid an underlying illness. Davis, Wright's lodger, and his wife could not locate her mother. her father lives in Jacksonville, Florida. The body will be buried by local residents who are raising funds.
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Court St
Lida Wright
Harvey
T. M. Davis
Swallowed by Vesuvius Adventurer's Grim Fate
An adventurous Brazilian traveler perishes after a sulfurous eruption at Vesuvius. A guide saves the second traveler from the crater as others suffer. The incident follows delays and oaths from local officials and a stalled streetcar contract amid a gloomy outlook.
Irish Bishops Declare Parnell Unfit Leader
At a Dublin meeting of Irish Roman Catholic bishops on a Wednesday, it was declared that Parnell is unfit as a leader and unworthy of the confidence of Roman Catholics. Speechments were urged to repudiate him.
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Parnell
London
Dublin
City Live. Incorporated and Market Hours July Fourth
Anderson land and gas company with capital 250000. East market closes at noon Saturday July 4 and reopens at night. Water analysis done. clerk Ripley to take vacation soon. Win. Towns Morristown pleaded guilty under revenue law. Judge Wonds fines $10 and costs. Public works bills total 1932.05. largest item public light 5650.82. A flag will be raised at public school No. 10 at 2 o'clock Saturday July. 700 scholars to help. Burke discharged in counterfeiting case. Gus Sawyers to face police court Saturday. victim injured, woman unable to attend. Nathaniel McGinnnis sues railway for 5000 for injuries from a bridge collapse. Governor’s reception lights Capitol. Great Elgin band to perform. John Miller Logansport bound over for pension law violation. misfiled army record. New color banners acquired for Union veteran region from Philadelphia at 275. Featherweight bout Tommy Miller Indianapolis vs Ada Loyd Brazil at Coy's park July 4. two games Easterns vs Hustlers. East market closes at noon. materials from Meyer & Co.
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Anderson Land and Gas Company
Capital
Mace Clerk Ripley
Board of Public Health
Win. Towns
Morristown
Ash-sh
Home-ave
At & O
Tros. Burke
Richard Forrester
Forrester
Burke
Gus Sawyers
Liza
Raza
Wemar
Nathaniel McGinnnis
L., N. A. &C., Railway
Read Ripple
Carmel
State Capitol
Great
Elgin
John Miller
Logansport
Adjutant General of
Ohio
Philadelphia
Col. Tucker
Tommy Miller
Indianapolis
Ada Loyd
Brazil
Ind
Coy’s Park
Morntag
Shultz
Adairs
Hasterns
Sullivan
Dozemous
Pleads for Life as Frenchy Breaks Down in Murder Trial
In New York a sensational courtroom scene unfolds as the prisoner known as Frenchy testsifying in the Carrie Brown murder case. He tearfully professes innocence, claims no knife contact, and recounts an army past while denying guilt amid a frightened, chaotic defense.
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New York
Syas
Frenchy
East River
Carrie Brown
Shakespere
Allah
Sam Innocent
Gastia Ciarden Park
Health authorities act on strawboard water pollution report
Reports by Latz and Van Nuys on Wite river water from Nobles strawboard works show pollution with higher organic matter downstream. Dr Morrison notes conclusive pollution from refuse and promises further tests in warm weather before any relief measures, with possible action to stop river drain if within power.
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Latz
van Nuys
Wite
Nobles, Wile
Health Board
Morrison
Strawboard Works
Ond Wieness
Strawhearn
Hottest Day in California Amid Heat Wave
San Francisco July 2. Thursday marked the hottest day on record in California with seven sunstroke deaths in the San Joaquin valley. Interior readings reached 110 to 130 degrees in the shade, scorching crops and fruit worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Agen
San Joaquin Valley
Honest John Bardsley Sentenced to Fifteen Years
Ex city treasurer John Bardsley was sentenced to fifteen years in prison and a substantial fine, with solitary confinement at hard labor in the eastern penitentiary. The article notes patriotic displays in Philadelphia, plus other local incidents including a Mason’s helper killed, and burglars captured with an officer shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardsley
Philadelphia
John Bardsley
Lim
Eastern Penitentiary
Forest Fires Devastate Monaviso County Homeless Families
Forest fires rage through Monaviso County destroying homes and leaving hundreds of families destitute. Rescue and relief efforts mobilize as authorities assess damage and coordinate aid to affected residents.
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Monaviso
Ohio seeks Samuel Boose for forgery in Lima Ohio
A requisition from Ohio requests the return of Samuel Boose to Lima for forgery charges. The rest of the day will see the building open to visitors with staff to guide them. Pay day for mop artists yielded each man a 20 dollar coin and Tim Griffin plans a Saturday holiday. The Board of Agriculture will not rush the fair ground sale, awaiting a legitimate offer of 800000 dollars before action.
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Ohio
Samuel Boose
Lima
Tim Griffin
Board of Agriculture
Irate woman roasts street car men in Illinois street incident
An amused witness describes a Wednesday event on Illinois street where an elderly lady feared a strike as the electric street car stalled awaiting current. She berated the conductors in a displayed dialect, accusing them of striking and slinging insults, then walked on as the car finally whizzed past.
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Alinois-st
Ilinois
Eyad Ury
New Massachusetts Law Allows Two Jags Per Year
Boston July 2 At midnight Wednesday night a Massachusetts law went into effect offering a new drunkenness exemption. Before the hour, arrestees face a $5 fine or 20 days in prison. Afterward, offenders may swear they have not been arrested and may be freed if officials do not prove falsity next day. A third offense within a year carries up to one year in prison. fines remain ineffective. The measure, pushed by prohibitionists, is not expected to work well.
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Gay
Rof
Sims
Omaha Guards
SUN
Aurora Zouaves
Kavens City
Quanner
Texas
Lone Star
Muddy
Morpheus
Aly
Duta
Sir
T.E.E. Stevenson
Rockville Battery
Mars
M. Ieraamg
Gorpe
Fencible
Domer
Devlin
Jackson
Mich
Boston
Ior
Massachusetts
Starvation and Death Await American Laborers Abroad
United States consul Sims reports from Colon that American workers in Central and South America endure starvation at thirty five cents a day. They cannot survive or endure the climate, with many stranded barefoot and naked. The Nicaragua canal drives emigration, leaving sick and destitute laborers to rely on American consuls or masters for passage home, and some die in the swamps awaiting rescue. Authorities urge halting this migration before more perish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Washington
United States
Sims
Colon
State Department
Central
South America
Nicaragua
War ends as judge grants Rebecca Martin divorce and custody
In superior court Judge Taylor halts the domestic dispute ending Rebecca and John V. Martins marriage. Rebecca receives the decree, custody of their children, and John is ordered to pay 500 dollars annually for support. Their property, about 40 thousand dollars, is to be divided equally.
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Taylor
Rebecca
John V. Martin
Superior Court
Park-ave
John
Munster Denies II and Other Whispers Across Newsroom
The Standard's Bartin correspondent cites a denial that Emperor William planned to dismiss Prince Bismarck. WIRE WHISPERS note watch trust dissolving, miners striking in Jefferson County 600 strong, and iron-workers in Cleveland on a new amalgamated scale. A baby’s body found at Appletop mill. coal mines in Collinsville shut down 400 job losses. Also reports on a cable car collision in Pittsburgh, a drowning at Long Island sanitarium, and Peary expedition tales amid Greenland frost. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as economical medicine.
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Munster
Leyton
The
Standard
Bartin
Count von Munster
William
Bismarck
Watch Trust
Jefferson County
U. S
Franklin
Wash
P. d. Huber
St. Louis
J. M. Hill
Cleveland
Amalgamated
Appletop
Wis
Detroit
Consolidated Coal Mines
Collinsville
Til
Pittsburg
Gripman
Emma Brown
Montana
Long Island
Peary
North Pele
Greenland
Esquimaux
Priest Excommunicates Parishioners At Montreal Parish
In Maskinonge on St Lawrence a parish priest excommunicated all present when parishioners sought services in a schoolhouse. The action caused great excitement with women fainting and men rushing the priest, seizing the crucifix and ejecting him.
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Montreal
Maskinonge
St. Lawrence
Mystery Sea Expands Threatening Salton Basin Island
Reports from Yuma claim the Salton basin is now an island three miles long and twelve miles wide, with fears towns will be washed away as desert land is absorbed into the Gulf of California. Los Angeles dispatches note rising waters in the Colorado desert basin advancing at about 100 feet per hour from Southern Pacific rocks.
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San Francisco
Yura
Great Salton Basin
Desert
Gulf of California
Los Angeles
Colorado Desert
Harrison or Blaine Urged by San Francisco Leader
H P Sonntage, San Francisco leader, says the far west is Republican and California favors Blaine. If Harrison is nominated, the west should be carried, but the people prefer Blaine. Both parties admire him, and San Francisco Republicans aim to push for the next national convention.
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Blaine
Washington
H. P. Sonntage
San Francisco
Far West
California
Harrison
West
Terrible Tornado Destroys Home District
A disastrous tornado swept through Crefield and surrounding areas on Wednesday, flattening 60 houses and fatally injuring inmates. Many people were killed or missing amid falling walls and flying debris. no warning was issued before the storm.
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Berrin
Crefield
Appointments listed by president on July second
Washington July 2 The president announced several appointments Walter Wyman supplementary surgeon general marine hospital service and Byron Sunderland to be visitors to the government hospital for the insane W L Thompson receiver of public moneys at Treadville Cal Henry Kernaghan to be register of the land office Jackson Miss John Robertson to be agent for Indians Pueblo and Jivarilla agencies New Mexico John W Crawford to be agent for Umatilla agency Oregon Also the Molar Punchers held meetings in Indianapolis naming E J Church president Ben Wells secretary and G I Hurt treasurer The group discussed mechanical dentistry with reports from Dr Hunt Dr Hacker Dr Hicks Dr Reese and Dr Martin and installation of new officers scheduled for Thursday night.
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Washington
Walter Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Byron Sunderland
D. D
District of Columbia
Government Hospital For
W. L. Thompson
Colorado
Treadville
Cal
Henry Kernaghan
Mississippi
Land Office
Jackson
Miss
John Robertson
New Mexico
Pueblo and Jivarilla
John W. Crawford
Oregon
Umatila Agency
E. J. Church
Laporte
Ben
Wells
Indianapolis
G. I. Hurt
Hunt
Hacker
Hicks
Reese
Martin
Bridgeworld
William E. Simonds
Connecticut
Charles B. Mitchell
Joseph A. Scott
Kansas
Pottawatowie
Great Nemaha Agency
Byron M. Cutcheon
Nichigsa
Ordinance and Fortification
John N. Coburn
Wisconsin
Death of Miss Elizabeth Newton in Europe
Bremen reports Miss Elizabeth Newton of Pittsfield Massachusetts died June 24 from a skull fracture after a fall at Southampton. Her body to be returned to the United States aboard the Saale. She was well known for charitable work and belonged to a prominent Massachusetts family.
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Bremen
New York
Elizabeth Newton
Pittsfield
Mass
Southampton
America
Saale
Kewton
Massachusetts
United States Leads in Wines and Mining Outputs
The eleventh cen eng census reports US total value of sumeral products at 554,058,480 dollars, the highest ever for any nation, greatly surpassing Great Britain. Industry and mining establishments, employment 512,114, annual wages 212,409,800, capital 1,173,060,000, with widespread economic notes across sectors.
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Greast
Wrasumeron
Ceneng
United States
Great Britain
Unclear OCR fragment on France Siam and events
Fragment discusses M De Lesceps illness France gathering in Siam Emperor reception and Gladstone, Irish Baptist regrets over Baccarat exposures, Chatillon fire deaths, Dreibund war risk, St Peters burg asset mention, and subscription appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Lesceps
France
Siam
Will'am
Herbert Gladstone
Chatillon
Conductors Hold All Day Session Over Strike Threat
A union of conductors drivers and stablemen met in Marmont hall for an all day session and continued overnight. They disputed interference by the Central labor union with President Groelle and said they would not rush action, aiming to gauge member sentiment before Friday morning report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conductors and Drivers” Union
Marmont
Central Labor Union
Groelle
Mmatter
Central Union
Supt. Steele
American Federation of Labor
Central _organization
Pavey
Baldwin Block
Features of Sporting Life in Chicago Racing Scene
Chicago hosts Grand Rapids races with winners Melndy Umadilla Los Angles Kisimet Homer Indus and Penny. Martinsville trotting yields Zero at 2:38, Cambridge City 3:00 trot won by Mary Mack and 2:17 pace by Country Girl, Civilian and d-year-old trot times noted. Billy Smith and Jack Slavin fight 48 rounds to a draw after late knockdowns. League scores include Philadelphia 4 New York 2 Chicago 9 Cleveland 7 Boston 6 Brooklyn 0. Fire association results list St Louis 6 Louisville 4 and other batteries. New Rockers at Wm L Hidar's.
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Chicago
Grand Rapids
New York
Melndy
Umadilla
Los Angles
Kisimet
Homer
Indus
Penny
Martinsville
Mitchell Bros
Zero
Cambridge City
Mary Mack
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Gev. Hovey
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Liss
Battery A
Sealey Rifles
Galveston
Dallas Artillery
Dallas
Tex
National Fencibles
Tin Tarade
Mor
Soith
Paythenia
Ingomar
Rone
Tiit
Mr. Ingalls
Mr. Ramsey
Raum
City Live
East Market
Meyer &Co
Miss-st
Jerosophat
Falk
Indiana
Liberty
A. & P. Tea Company
Albany
Dudy
John McCormick
Mason
Capitol
Mans
Carpenter’s
Moser
State House
LiveRrook
Paris
Ber
Ottawa
Lady MacDonald
Lady MacDonald of
Harnscliffe
Wire Whispers
Hood
Sire Sina
Ibis
Langston
Lyrxcsauna
David ‘Wh. Spence
Hastings Court
Lynchburg National Bank
Great Ldiller Orphan Fund
Lowney
Alexander & Co
Liverpool
TRE ‘Street
Steele
News, Sentinel and Journal
Waskington
E. D. Lathrop
Virginia
Lathrop
Hill
Heatures OF Sporting Life
Wm. L
Hidar'a
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