Mason City Bride Arrested for Forged Checks After Honeymoon
Chloe E. Mitchell, newlywed to Lola Kendall, was arrested in Delavan on forgery charges after attempting several checks in Illinois and Iowa. Mitchell, from Evansville Indiana, worked for C. P. Wilson, and a forged $18 check led to his capture following a teller’s warning.
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Mason City
Ill
Lola Kendall
Chloe E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Springfield
Delavan
Harry Agnew
Agnew
Bucket of Paint Lands on Head of Painter in Fall
In Warbaw Indiana a bucket of green paint spilled onto Bert Blodgett after a scaffold gave way while he and Charles Cadly worked on a cottage. Blodgett was knocked to the ground and had the paint bucket land atop his head like a stove pipe. He suffered only a sprain while the other man escaped with minor injuries. A turpentine and gasoline bath was used for relief.
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Warbaw
Ind
Bert Blodgett
Charles Cadly
Ooly
Bidgett
Mr. Harding
A. A. Young
Lew Shank
Major
Harding
This
Tin
Newt Harding
Shank
M. N. A. Walker
Mr. Shank
Judge Walker
Judge Welker
Newt
Judie Walker
Frank P. Bailey
Democratic Party
Bailey
C. A. Gauss
C. B. Clarke
Mr. Bailey
Indianapolis
Charles A. Gauss
W. E. Davis
Mr. Davis
John W. Holtzman
Holtzman
Garden concert at Deutsche Haus by local bands
The first Garden concert at the Deutsche Haus will be given this evening by the Indianapolis Military band. Mr Kaeasau will serve dinner from 6 to 8 p m. The Musik Verein chorus and orchestra give a special concert next Friday evening, with concerts by the tea on every Friday evening thereafter.
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Deutsche Haus
Indianapolis
Kaeasau
Musikverein
72 Year Old Thomas Fisher Weds Again for Third Time
In Evansville Indiana Thomas Fisher a 72 year old retired Boonville farmer marries Kate C Little Page 62 as his third wife just 88 days after the death of his previous spouse. Fisher questions affinity talk while praising the match and looking forward to years together Kate Blangy the bride had earlier lost two husbands with her second dying in autumn 1904.
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Thomas Fisher
Boonville
Kate C. Littlepage
Fisher
Katie
Kate Blangy
Wilbur S. Smith Takes Seat On City Council
Wilbur S. Smith of 608 N. Liberty street is sworn in as the new city councilman succeeding Wendell O. Bange after a Friday night council vote. Smith, chief optician in Gray Gribben & Gray, addressed the council and thanked them.
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Wilbur
Smith
Liberty Street
New City
Wendell O. Bange
Thomas Riley
N. Pine Street
H. H. Plummer
William Cine, Jr
Bangs
Cling
Stote
Frank V. Sherer Elected Head of Bokhara Grotto
Bokhara Grotto No. 2 elected officers last night with Frank V. Sherer named monarch and Branét C. Downes as chief justice. Adolph Seidensticker as master of ceremonies, Charles H. Adam as secretary, William A. Bogardus as treasurer, and three trustees named for terms of three two and one year(s).
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Bokhara Grotto No. 2
Monarch
Frank V. Sherer
Branét C. Downes
Adolph Seidensticker
Charlies H. Adam
Willam A. Bogardus
Charlie A. Bookwalter
Paul H. Krauss
William Schoppenhorst
Local society notes record Ellen Webb wedding in city church
Ellen Cecelia Webb wed Louis C. Schmidt of Denver in a high mass at SS Peter and Paul cathedral officiated by Rev Joseph Chatrand. A breakfast followed at the Webb home on N Pennsylvania street. The couple will reside in Denver after November 1. Guests included Edgar Webb and son from Chicago and Ora Williams, with several others traveling or visiting from cities including Chicago and Walloon Lake.
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Ira C. Webb
Ellen Cecelia
Louis C. Schmidt
Denver
SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral
Joseph Chatrand
N. Pennsylvania Street
Edgar 8. Webb and Son
Chicago
Bathing at Camp Algonac Promises Grand Oceanlike Experience
Camp Algonac offers an ideal bathing site described as unmatched inland and comparable to sea coast spots. The annual Sun excursion departs Indianapolis July 25 to Detroit via Big Four, returning August 3, with $20 adults, $14.59 children 6-12, $6.50 under 5. beach spans 2,500 feet and hosts up to 500 bathers simultaneously.
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Camp Algonac
Sun
Indianapolis
Detroit
Riverside Monday Attraction Promises Cooling Day Outing
Riverside park offers shade and water for a hot holiday. An aerial balloon ascent by Jimmy Bidwell is planned at 3:30 p.m. Monday, with entertainment including The Old Mill poetry, dancing pavilion, and refreshments from Laughman’s and Carmody’s. Take a car and escape dull care.
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Riverside Park
Jimmy” Bidwell
Laughman
Carmody
KenDrick and Majore Fight Even in Six Rounds
English featherweight Jim Kendrick and Port Richmond’s Mike Majore boxed six hard rounds at the nonpareil Athletic Club. After the bout neither fighter could claim a clear edge, leaving the verdict undecided.
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Philadelphia
Jim Kendrick
Mike Majore
Port Richmond
Nonparel Athletic Club
Shank Emerges in Indianapolis Mayoral Race Drama
The piece outlines delays and shifting loyalties as Lew Shank gains traction over Newt Harding. It notes Harding’s missteps in canvassing, Walker and Bailey maneuvering for votes, Holtzman’s uncertain stance, and Gauss’s campaign pressures.
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Ing Lew Shank
Newt Harding
Mr. Shank
Churches Plan Patriotic Sermons and Open Air Service
City churches set a busy Fourth of July sequence with morning sermons on liberty prosperity and faith. Preachers include Dr Stansfield Rev Cowan Rev Hurlstone Rev Brown Rev Haines Rev Philpott and Rev Adamson. An open air Patriotic service is planned on the Fletcher Place M E lawn with war veterans invited. Francie Murphy temperance program at Pentecostal church July 4 features a 3 pm anniversary service.
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Meridian Street M. E
Stansfield
Central Avenue M. E
Elijah P. Brown
Fletcher Place
M. EF
George D. Wolfe
First Baptist Church
Mackintosh
Wabash College
Francie Murphy
Pentecostal Church
New Jersey Street
Friends of Temperance
Boonville Girl Stops Runaway Horses Near Town
Miss Katie Nester a 16 year old who had won prizes at a local horse show stopped a pair of runaway horses three miles from Boonville Indiana. She chased the team for two miles and overtook and halted them before returning to town amid praise for her bravery.
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Boonville
Ind
Katie Nester
John Prichard
Evansville
Edward Hazlewood
Nestor
Five Chinese Men Sentenced to Electric Chair in Boston
In Boston on July 3 the state supreme court condemned five Chinese men to die in the electric chair between October 1 and 24 for the murder of four Chinese during the Tong war of 1907. Named are Ming Sing Hon Woon Leong Gong Joe Guey and Warry Charles an prominent Boston businessman.
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Boston
New England
Ming Sing
Hon Woon
Leong Gong
Joe Guey
Warry Charles
Patriot ic Band Music Sunday at Fairview Park
The Indian apolis Military band directed by HH Klausmann performs at Fairview Park Sunday. Program includes Our President, Yankee Doodle, The Phantom Brigade, Germans Before Paris, Temple Weihe, The Blue and the Gray, Stars and Stripes, North and South, The Death of Custer, Spanish American War, Funeral March, Ye Olden Times, and Salute to Washington.
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Fairview Park
Indianapolis
HH. W. Klausmann
Phantom Brigade
Paris
Trenkler
Keeler
Bela Pink Hall
Patrol
Dalby
Mareetle
Luders
Heart of America
Hacker
Sousa
Ely
Bendix
Tee Rollinson
Pink Hall
Puneral
Chonin
McBinney
Washington
Fall Creek Bathing Beach A Safe Public Resort
The Fall Creek bathing beach near Indianapolis Capitol Avenue bridge is a popular urban swim spot run by veteran swimmer Pop Snyder. It offers about forty clean lockers, a general tent for small fees, a girls locker room, constant guards, and police supervision ensuring a safe, accessible oasis on hot days.
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Indianapolis
Fall Creek
Capitol Avenue Bridge
Pop’ Snyder
Heat Fatal to Three in Evansville
Evansville and St. Joseph residents lose three to heat. Elizabeth Schill aged 73 died yesterday. The two children, ages two and seventeen months, of local families also perished from the heat in Evansville.
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Evansville
Ind
Elizabeth Schill
St. Joseph
Henry B. Lane
Victory Lickey
Farmers Work On Fourth of July As Plowing Delays Grow
Columbus Indiana July 3. Farmers are behind with corn plowing and harvest work. Many will work in the fields on Sunday and Monday because they cannot afford a day off to celebrate the Fourth of July.
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Columbus
Ird
Indianapolis Military Band at the German House
The Indianapolis Military Band directed by H. W. Krausmann performs Saturday evening at the German House. The program includes My Maryland, Faust selections, a cornet solo, Grand American Fantasia Overture, The Three Twins, Egyptian Ballet, Reminiscences of the Plantation, Trombone Smiles, The Red, and Brothers in Arms.
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Indianapolis
H. W. Krausmann
Maryland
Faust
Gounod
Beissenherz Pink Hall
Hoscana Ballet
Luigioi
Allegretto
Sociera
Cane Chambers
Red
Herbert March
Brothers In Arms
Chambers
Police and Fire Reports Highlight Local Happenings
In Anderson Indiana Lloyd Clemmens of Engine Company recalls a peaceful Sunday as Detectives tiptoe through city interactions with a horse named Fred. Lt Whinney, Fire Chief Coots on vacation, and Prosecutor Hack are noted for civic moves. George Hardesty hunts, borrowing a gun from Zack Wright amid town chatter.
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George Hardesty
Hook and Ladder Company No. 9
Zack Wright
Police Department
Zack
Black Sues Bartholomew Over Slander Claim
Benjamin F. Black files a civil suit seeking $1,000 damages against Fremont M. Bartholomew of 2343 Northwestern Avenue for slander. Black alleges Bartholomew claimed he stole 3,500 slingles and offered to drop the matter for $30, stating Black had never before been accused of a wrong deed.
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Cuit
Fremont M. Baartholmew
Northwestern Avenua
Bartholome
Black
Will Get a Try Out for Ft Wayne Base
Fred Uhl a semi professional from Indianapolis will try out for first base with Ft Wayne. Manager Hendricks has released catcher Henry to Topeka Kan to make room for Heck inger.
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Fred Uhl
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Hendricks
Henry
Topeka
Kan
Heckinger
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Mariez Willams
Ora Wiilliams
Charles E. Ruch
Sarah J. Hatten
Walloon Lake, Mich
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Chanute, Kas
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New Orleans
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Marion
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David Ross
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Shanghai
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China
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Riverside
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Jeff Claypool
Otf
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Floltzman
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Mr. Gauss
J. P. Cowan
Woodruff Avenue United Presbyterian Church
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First Presbyterian Church
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Central Christian Church
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Home Presbyterian Church
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Millon
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Leroy
Navy
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Fred
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Hask
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