New Patriotism Urges Living For Country Not Tyranny
Clergy members criticize social castes and warn against saloon influence while urging citizens to fight corrupt government. They call for patriotism rooted in home, liberty, and civic duty, to lift religious tyranny abroad and oppression at home.
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America
India
C. BE. Bacon
Roberts Park Church
Philippines
Cuba
Puerto Rico
T. J. Villers
First Baptist Church
Ruskin Hall for America Promises Education for Working Class
Prof Charles A Beard reports Ruskin hall style institution to be established in America for improving workers through education. British trades unions pledged $20 000 to support the project, inspired by Ruskin Hall in England which now trains around 2000 working men in history philosophy sociology and useful skills.
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Richmond
Ind
Charles A. Beard
Henry County
Ruskinhall
England
America
Beard
Walter S. Vroorman
Ruskin Hall
Richmond Deaths and Accidents Brief
Richmond, Ind. July 2 Spl. - wm. Shere, 20, shot himself to death Monday. cause unknown. A car permit issue leads to the disinterment of Alberta Fulton, buried May 27. Frank Clayborne, 16, dived Sunday, struck a rock, and is paralyzed from the spine down with arm injuries.
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Richmond
Ind
Shere
Miss Pearl Curry Ends Fast After Milk Forcing
In Kokomo Indiana on July 2 Pearl Curry who fasting nearly a year was compelled by her father to swallow milk after surviving on salt lemons and vinegar. She now appears to have regained her senses.
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Kokomo
Ind
Pearl Curry
Longtime Reesfield merchant sells to brother for department store plan
Reenfield Indiana July 2 Lee C Thayer a merchant for 35 years sold his store to his brother H B Thayer on Saturday. The new proprietor will start a big department store.
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Reenfield
Ind
Lee C. Tayer
H. B. Thayer
Harvard graduate takes machinist post in Peru
Peru Indiana July 2 Elbert Shirk 22 son of millionaire Milton Shirk has taken a position as machinist at two dollars a day He is a Harvard graduate and joins local industry in Peru Indiana
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Peru
Ind
Elbert Shirk
Milton Shirk
Harvard
James Hammond dies after salt to claim opl board presidency
Dublin Indiana reports James Hammond, who had recently begun a action to establish his claim to the presidency of the opl board, died Saturday night.
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James Hammond
Dublin
England
Ind
Salt
Opl Board
Notable Grant County residents and others listed in obit notes
Everett Griffith 21 Kokomo veteran Mrs Margaret Modlin 72 Mandte Mrs Minerva Thomas 77 Marion among Grant county’s oldest. Daughter Mrs Josephine E Harrett Indianapolis. Daniel Kissell longtime New Castle resident. W H Brady Fort Wayne merchant. Mrs A S Moore 91 Noblesville. Mises Mary Elder Richmond. David N Bott 65 killed by Panhandle train Richmond Sunday. Joseph C Spurrier 80 Morristown came 1829 taught 20 years justice of the peace for many years.
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Everett Griffith
Kokomo
Margaret Modlin
Mandte
Minerva Thomas
Marion
Grant County
Josephine E. Harrett
Indianapolis
Daniel Kissell
New Cas
Te. W. H. Brady
Fort Wayne
A.S. Moore
Noblesville
Mises Mary Elder
Richmond
David N. Bott
Joseph C. Spurrier
Morristown
Unclear notes on Indiana events and accidents
The fragmentary item lists protests against gas meters, flooded mines near Lintén, corn destruction, a July 4 plan in Kokomo, a youth losing a leg in Muncie, a toy explosion, church dedications in Terre Haute, a cattle death from lightning near North Webster, a larger celery crop in Northern Indiana, mill closures causing 3000 layoffs, impure buttermilk poisoning in Huntington, cows eating weeds, and Indiana workers heading to Pacific coast green bottle plants.
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Terre Haute
North Webster
Indiana
Muncle Fron
Huntington
Workere
Pacific Coast
Borden Youth With Smallpox Isolated In Indianapolis
Charles McGill age 20 of Borden Indiana is in an isolation hospital with small pox. He traveled to Indianapolis Sunday night, left the train and went to Dr Mar latt’s office on Massachusetts avenue before being sent to the hospital.
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Charles McGill
Borden
Ind
Indianapolis
Three Tons of Gold Sail From Cape Nom and Fires Elsewhere
A line of brief notices records Steamer Seattle delivering three tons of gold from Cape Nom, a June wedding in Michigan, an attempted attack on a Paris exhibit statue, large fires in Oneida and Detroit, a Remington wreck injuring ten, civil service exams in Manila, two drownings near Boston, a San Diego charity bequest, and health advertising for Burdock Blood Bitters.
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Seattle
Cape Nom
Chicago
St. Joseph
Mich
Canovas de Castillo
Art Palace
Oneida
C. T. Dondore
San Diego
Cal
Salvation Army
Detroit
Mith
Journal
Remington
Uncle Sam
Manila
Boston
Mary Becanon
Santa Ana
Farmer Tries to Test State Geologist with Quartz
A Parke county farmer brings rose quartz to State geologist Blatchley at his office. Blatchley identifies it as a fine specimen but of no value and the man accuses him of being an assistant after seeing a letterhead. The exchange ends with the farmer doubting Blatchley’s credentials.
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Blatchley
Parke County
Union Station
Panhandle Guards At Park Entrance To Enforce Tracks
Sunday saw ten Panhandle detectives at the entrance to Panhandle tracks to prevent electric line patrons from crossing. Riders walking a half mile from Springlake park were redirected to a country road above the park. Officials plan permanent guards to stop trespassing.
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Springlake Park
Panhandle
Tammany Delegates Travel in Style to Kansas City
A Tammany Hall delegation rode a well stocked private train to the Kansas City convention. Senator Plattman led the party, with Belmont's private car attached though unseen, while Carey says Belmont could be Bryan’s kite-tail if asked. Delegates wore gray dusters with gold tiger heads amid loud revelry.
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Senator Plamitt
Union Station
Tammany Hall
Kansas City
Plunkitt
Bryan
White House
New York
H. P. Belmont
Dreamland
Henry Carey
Belmont
The
Verdict
Mr. Carey
Tammany
Croker
Meridian-st
Glasgow woollen mills company abandons Indianapolis lease
The Glasgow woollen mills company left 42 W. Washington St. Indianapolis with stock missing. J. D. Pearson, who sub leased to the company, must now pay 2250 for the remaining nine months. Loftus, the local manager, pledged stores nationwide and left a locked room with only linoleum and a large mirror as assets.
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Glasgow Woollen Mills Company
Washington St
Indianapolis
J. D
Sam Rauh
W. C. Loftus
Pearson
Glasgow Milling Company
Loftus
Washington
Indianapolis Highland Power Company
Cleveland
Glasgow Woolen Mills Company
Chicago
Glasgow Company
Nudist gang sighting shocks Vandalia travelers
Passengers on the Vandalia as it crossed the river bridge Sunday afternoon watched a gang of bathing boys display nakedness along the riverbank, provoking anger among the men.
Jeffries to Meet Ruhlin by End of August
Jim Jeffries accepts Ruhlin's challenge and says he will be ready to fight the Akron giant by the end of August. His arm remains in bad condition and use of a steel brace continues as he plans to travel to Mount Clemens Michigan to regain condition for the bout.
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New York
Jim Jeffries
Ruhlin
Jeffries
Mount Clemens
Mich
Limited gun club sweepstake shoot on July 4
Aquatic club opening drew about 400 Saturday night at Broad Ripple. Mayor appointed C F Shepard and William S Ryan to audit school board accounts. W P Davidson 73 died of heart trouble at Julietta hospital. relatives live in Lawrence county. Local social turners honored Philadelphia turnfest reps. Rev H L Long and wife to host farewell sermon at Woodruff Place. Colored Republicans of Anderson plan San Juan rescue club. Allen county gears 2000 Rough Riders for campaign. Indianapolis housing shortage. hogs slaughtered down from 378000 to 352000 since March 1. June flour output 38817 barrels vs 52671 in 1898. mill capacity 100000 barrels monthly. Belt road transfers 79649 in June. stockyards 5141 carloads livestock. Sarah Zier, 13, wandered from home near Union Station found barefoot. tale of desertion by a woman. Counterfeit law holds maker and dealer equally guilty. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as genuine.
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W. P. Davidson
Julietta Hospital
Lawrence County
Philadelphia
H. &. Long
People’s Congregational Church
Woodruff Place
Rev. Long
Anderson
San Juan
Allen County
Indianapolis
Sarah Zier
W. Morris Sr
Union Station
Waters in North St Louis shooting sparks crowd clash
In St Louis on a Sunday night Thomas B. Waters secretary of Hofner Lothman manufacturing company fired a revolver at two men, Julius Kulage age 30 and Alexander Stoffregen age 18, wounding Kulage in the breast and Stoffregen in the thigh. Kulage is seriously wounded Waters was arrested but later freed.
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ST. Louis
Thomas B. Waters
Hofner-Lothman Manufacturing Company
North St. Louis
Julius Kulage
Alexander Stoffregen
July Fourth Excursions From Via C. H. E. D. Ry
Tickets sold to points within 200 miles at one fare for a round trip good for July 3 and 4 with final return limit July 5. Via Monon Route also offered.
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Monon
City Markets Indianapolis July 2 Provisions and Groceries
A detailed list of city market prices from Indianapolis on July 2 covering provisions and groceries. Smoked meats include hams sugar cured and dry cured varieties with prices by type and weight. Vegetables, fruits, nuts, confections, teas, spices, fish and game, can oysters, seeds, salt, oats, flour and feed, eggs and butter priced for wholesale and retail.
Roosevelt Arrives in Kansas City Thrilled Crowd
About 5 000 to 10 000 people gathered at Union Depot in Kansas City on Monday morning to welcome Roosevelt. He arrived at 9 30 and, amid cheers, showcased a broad grin as the crowd shouted show your teeth and he accepted a big sunflower before delivering a brief thanks.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
Union Depot
Teddy
Gorman Declines Kansas City Convention Attendance
Former Senator Gorman announces he will not attend the Kansas City national convention. He says he wants to give younger fellows a chance and has not attended a national convention since 1892, having gone only to observe. He doubts the financial question will be a major issue there.
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Gorman
Washington
Kansas City
Restorative Digestive Aid Promoted in Local Ad
An old advertisement touts Case carets Candy Cathartic for digestion and liver cleansing. It claims to repair digestion as you rest, with a sales note for druggists at 25 cents a box.
Round-Trip Rail Fares From Chicago Cincinnati Dayton
Ticket specials offer $5 round trip to Chicago with June 26 and 27 travel good through July 5. Cincinnati and return priced at $3.30, Dayton at $3.20 with tickets sold July 3 and 4 and final return by July 5. Best time and service noted.
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Monon
Cincinnati
Dayton
Transit Tickets Sold Within 200 Miles
Tickets sold to points within 200 miles with final return limit dates noted in July.
Round Trip Special From Indianapolis To Mountain Lake Park Md
A lined notice advertises a 14.65 round trip from Indianapolis to Mountain Lake Park Maryland on a special party trip. It lists contact names Mrs. Kate Applegate Miss Julia Ashley Miss Della Brown Rev. W. V. Wheeler and R. P. Algeo for particulars. Also mentions a Famous Cold Dutch Lunch and Monninger's establishment.
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Mountain Lake Park
Vic C
Indianapolis
Kate Applegate
N. Illnoisst
Julia Ashley
Ash
Della Brown
Lord-st
W. V. Wheeler
Broadway
R. P. Algeo
W. Washington-st
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Toy
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Dittera
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Malone
Lovelle Kepple
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Mattie Sessle
Columbia-ave
William F
Tillie Hartman
N. Capitol-ave
McArthur
May Smartz
Hoytave
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Viola Campbell
Minerva St
Harry C
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Flora Starkey
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Harry Chariton
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Eastst
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Ash-st
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Addie Allen
Robert Weaver
Hattie Fielder
Isaac Snowden
Tabitha Holt
Elda Ferguson
Florence Harlow
George Frazier
Elizabeth A. J. Fells
Indianapolis Brewing Company
George H. Realey
Pennsylvania St
E. C. Atkins & Co
Capitol-ave
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Ad Hereth
Maryland-st
L. M. Baker
Addison-st
B. G
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DeWitt
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Hale
Brazil
Ridgewood A
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Empire A
Ideal
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Johnson
New York Counts
Timothy
Kentucky
Canada
G. S
Straig
W. S
New York State
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Michigan
Limburger
Turkeys
Tome
Fc. Young
C. Cocks
Kanawha
Raymond City
Island City
IGS
Monninger's
Ohio
Llingipste
Spenda
Rora
W. Washington St
W. H. Tucker
Fletcher Ave
Marion Trust
Corner Market St
Monument Place
C. Aneshaensel & Ci
Ohio St
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