Will Wood Elopes With Miss Daily In Indiana
Will F. Wood elopes with Blanche Daily 18 daughter of former state auditor Daily. They wed in Danville on Tuesday night after he left for Lansing, and Wood later notified his father Rev. D. M. Wood. Daily is believed to pursue the couple. Wood had connections to the Pearl Bryan murder case and later served on the battleship Iowa.
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Lebanon
Ind
Will F. Wood
Pearl Bryan
Newport
Blanche Daily
Wood
Lansing
Mich
Danville
Miss Daily
Rev
D. M. Wood
Daily
Iowa
Santiago
Counterfeiter's Nest Found In The Woods
Shelbyville Indiana July 6 Two men were found operating molds making counterfeit half dollars near the city Thursday evening. They fled after throwing molds and metal into the river. Officers captured two men naming William Thomas and William T Bamber of Toledo Ohio and jailed them.
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Shelbyville
Ind
William Thomas
William
T. Bamber
Toledo
Gove
Catch 145 Fine Bass In Seine Below Legal Mesh in Indiana
A Plainfield angler says men used a seine with a one inch half mesh smaller than allowed on White Lick Creek. They caught 145 bass last Monday and 75 to 100 more on Wednesday from the railroad bridge to the reform school. Many bass over a foot long. He claims violations are common across Indiana streams and notes Plainfield has a fish commissioner. State fish commissioner Sweeney has been alerted.
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Reform School
Plainfield
Sweeney
Father sends money for book. stamps returned instead
Rev. Father Dice sent $1 to France for a book but was told the book was not in stock. Cuban postage stamps were returned as a replacement. The stamps are believed to include items Neely was ordered by the government to burn.
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Hartford City
Ind
Father Dice
France
Neely
School board's decision on Supt Hoover stirs Centerville
Centerville Indiana on July 6 reports local reaction to the school board's refusal to re hire Superintendent Lewis Hoover. Residents express concern over leadership and district education plans as the move prompts questions about the future of the Centerville schools.
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Centerville
Ind
Lewis Hoover
Richmond bridges to be built by C R M railroad
Richmond plans four bridges under a C R M railroad contract set for July 1. Longest will span 720 feet, others 420, 100 and 80 feet. In Winamac a town treasurer's books error of 893.41 found and paid by John Anstis. A wardrobe snake incident reported in Richmond.
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Winamac
Ind
John Anstis
Anstis
Richmond
Wiliam Baker
Foreman Saves Life by Sacrificing Feet
Perry Knaight, a foreman on an electric line project, was crushed between gravel cars on Thursday. Unable to free himself, he chose to sacrifice his feet to save his life, a dramatic act that left him severely injured but alive.
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Perry Knaight
Charles Lawler
Bedford
Wayne County
Mischief and Tragedy Across Indiana Headlines
A mosaic of brief notices reports train fatalities in Converse and Bloomington, heat deaths in Terre Haute, and a Brook county-seat battle. Fire, floods, legal notes, a church opening, and a graft of district work fill the page alongside local sports scores and sensational incident notes.
Roosevelt pleased by Bryan nomination amid Democratic losses
Chicago July 6 Governor Roosevelt welcomed Bryan's nomination saying the Democrats have lost New York and everything. He predicted weeping and gnashing of teeth in the Democratic camp.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Bryan
New York
Robbery kills Pablo Romero at Ysleta store
Pablo Romero, a man who distrusted banks, was murdered and robbed of a sizable sum in his Ysleta store in El Paso County Wednesday night. Four suspects were arrested.
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EL Paso
Tex
Pablo Romero
Ysleta
This County
Will Dedicate Its New Hall in Pearson Building
George H. Chapman post will dedicate its new hall in the Pearson building on N Delaware street Saturday night. The Christian Endeavor Union plans a picnic at Broad Ripple on Saturday.
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George H. Chapman Post
Pearson
N. Delaware St
Christian Endeavors Union
Broad Ripple
Through the Sifter News Capsule
Dr A G Skene a Brooklyn gynecologist is dead prominent steel and iron men confer in New York a Besemer steel and pig iron cut expected receipts 25000 expenses 23000 Stewart B Sabin of Chicago is missing left home June 18 for New York eight men in St Louis indicted in connection with the killing of Motorman R H Stilson May 29 Senator Spooner Wisconsin will not seek re election
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A. G. Skene
Brooklyn
New York
Stewart B. Sabin
Chicago
St. Louis
Candy advertisement promotes Cascarets for family health
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe pure medicine for the whole family. It claims it preserves health and is recommended by druggists with price points of 10 and 25 cents. The phrasing emphasizes simple use and household wellbeing.
Pungent Pens on Bryan and the Platform
A compendium of editorials from Kansas City Times to New York Staats Zeitung weighing the Democratic platform and Bryan. The clashing views note imperialism as central, with praise for some and sharp critique from Republicans and independents.
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Bryan
Cincinnati Enquirer
Democratic
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune
Congress
United States
New York World
Independent
New York Journal
New York Sun
Kansas City
New York Tribune
Tacoma's Horror May Reach Fifty Dead
A trolley car crash in Tacoma Washington on Wednesday left 43 confirmed dead and many others injured. Coroner's jury to conduct a thorough inquiry into rumors the car was faulty and that the motorman resisted taking the car out that morning. Officials pledge a $1000 relief fund for families of victims.
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Tacoma
Wash
Mors
Fine California Wines Bottled Goods Listed
Retail notice lists Schulles's at 210 N Meridian St offering fine California wines brandies and bottled goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Schulles's
Meridian-st
Receiver Appointed in Herig Estate by Judge Leathers
Robert F. Catterson named receiver for one property of John Herig by Judge Leathers. Herig, former saloonist and Republican politician of Wea Indianapolis, faced a police court fine after a dispute with a woman. He mortgaged a $1,200 property to Mary H. Reese and disappeared, leaving rents under Catterson’s supervision. Reese obtained a judgment for $1,167.16.
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Robert F. Catterson
Leathers
John Herig
Herig
Wea
Indianapolis
Emi
Henry
Mary H. Reese
Mr. Catterson
Town Talk items include monument updates and local bids
Clay county Branil and Red Cross Medical Association form capital stock new incorporation Friday. Marble figures for monument north side to match south side. Alabama coal miners and operators reach wage agreement resuming work. State education pamphlet outlines township institute programs bird day and reading circles. Appellate brief filed in supreme court over township assessor ballot placement. argument set. Ida Fischer sues Van Cleave for 10000 over her husband’s death. Spanish American War veterans John S. Poland Camp No.7 elect officers. Also mentions Dean's Ointment as a remedy for itching.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Arbor
James Larned
Etl Nott
Supreme Court
Ida Fischer
Med &R
van Cleave
Fischer
John S. Poland
Guw Powell
Robin Oliver
James Little
M. I. Hopkins
Fred Swan
Garrard
Wrederick C
Dr. Kyle
F. F. On
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Dane
the King of All Sales
Indiana
Bliss Liss
Stevinson Building
Avery Department
A. B. Stephens
North
Pennsylvania Street
Stephens
Knox
Entire Stephens Stock
Will Wood
Danville, Ill
White Lick
Enor
Potts
Alfred Potts
Co-Operative Electric Light Company
Perry Knight
Greenfield, Ind
Indiana Inelings
Jacob Eckelberg
Converse
Martinsville
Auburn
Jackson Bridges
Lawrence County
Judah McAfee
Bloomington
Germantown
Kokomo
Thomas S. Skully
Monon
Anderson
Muncie
Nora Casey
Terre Haute
Herman Miller
Laporte
Milton
Dublin
James Glanville
New Albany
Elhart
Evansville Women’s Club
Lincoln City
Eastern Insane Hospital
Jamestown
Martin
Brook
Newton County
Kentland
Morocco
G. A. Love
Maxwell
Robert Calvert
Manila
M. H. Jackson
China
Wabash
Park County
Marshal Campbell
Vevay
Pratt
Campbell
North Manchester
Churubusco
Cementville
Tom Williams
Neal Stone
Williams
Banks
Kansas City Times
Kansas City Journal
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
St. Louis Republic
Chicago Times-Herald
Empire State
Chicago Tribune
Bry‘wp
Chicago Record
Democratic Party
Chicago Chronicle
Kodol
Clay County
Branil
Red Cross Medical Association
Capital Stock, $560, Incorporated
W Satter
Alabama
Dean
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