Court Held Aboard Steamer Sunshine At Broad Ripple
Justice White presided on the steamer Sunshine in Washington township for the profanity case of Frederick Coleville. Proceedings began early, the boat sailed up river, then returned to Broad Ripple with no prosecuting witness appearing, leading to a dismissal for want of prosecution. Both sides liked the novel venue and plan to use it again.
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Sunshine
Broad Ripple
Justice White
Washington Township
Frederick Coleville
E. C. Atkins Company
Justice Smock
Justices White
Willson
Broad Rippie
Reardon
White
Colville
Rick
Stella Jennings
Broad Ripple Park
Marion
Brothers killed by lightning in Indiana wheat field
Bee and Charles Wentz brothers were struck by lightning while working in a wheat field near Hartford City Indiana. They sought shelter under an oak tree and were killed instantly Wednesday evening. Br James Carter appeals to the late tax board over Indianapolis banks assessment as too low. The county board fixed the assessment at 70 percent of capital stock surplus and undivided profits.
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Miartford City
Ind
Bee
Charles Wentz
James’Carter
Late Tax Board
Indianapolis
County Board of Review
Beveridge Leaves for Western Vacation to Rest and Plan
Senator Albert J. Beveridge departed for the west on Wednesday night. He intends to seek absolute rest in isolated mountains, possibly the Sierra Nevada or parts of British Columbia, with pack animals and a guide. He will return in time to begin campaign speeches, delegating scheduling to the state committee.
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Albert J. Beveridge
West
Sierra Nevada Mountains
State Committee
Will of Alfred B Gates Leaves 200000 Estate
The late Alfred B Gates bequeaths about 200000 to his estate. Louise Robertson receives 1000, Aus tin B Gates 500. Income from three properties to daughter Mrs Mary A Howland. Widow Elizabeth M Gates gets life interest. Upon her death, the property goes to sons Harry B Gates William N Gates and Edward B Gates. Household effects go to Mrs Gates absolutely.
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Alfred B. Gates
Louise Robertson
Austin B. Gates
Mary A. Howland
Elizabeth M. Gates
Fetzer racing pool scheme fails with investor losses
Chicago July 19 Hundreds of Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin residents who invested in A L Fetzer company about horse racing pools have learned the venture collapsed and their money vanished. Dividends of five dollars per hundred dollars were paid until last week triggering a flood of complaints and charges of postal regulation violations. Fetzer blamed bad weather and poor picks of mudders for the downfall.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
A. L. Fetzer Company
Fetzer
Indiana bar association elects officers and holds banquet
The Indiana bar association elected officers including President T A Palmer and Secretary Merrill Moores. Executive committee members were E B Hogate C E Shiveley J E Barrett and H B Tuthill. Over 100 members attended the annual meeting and banquet at the Columbia club with a ten course dinner. Burton Smith of Atlanta spoke on the toast Is there a new south urging progress and unity among races.
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Indiana Bar Association
T. A. Palmer
Monticello
W. P. Breen
Fort Wayne
Merrill Moores
Indianapolis
F. E. Gavin
EB. . Hogate
C. E. Shiveley
J. E. Barrett
H. B. Tuthill
Columbia Club
Association
Burton Smith
Atlanta
Commonwealth
South
North
Daniel Lamont Denies Gubernatorial Candidacy
The former secretary of war Daniel Lamont, now vice president of the Northern Pacific, returns from Labrador where he fished for salmon with James J. Hill. He says he will not permit his name to be considered for the New York governorship.
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New York
Daniel &Lamont
Cleveland
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Labrador
James J. Hill
Lamont
New York State
Tragedy in Rising Sun Ends in Double Shot
George Bradford, a known drink addict, met his separated wife on Wednesday evening and opened fire wounding Mrs Bradford and then killed himself with a gunshot to the head. She is seriously wounded but may recover.
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Mrs. Bradfords
Sage shifts on steel bond suit raises Wall Street doubt
New York July 10 Russell Sage a longtime Wall Street financier startled markets by considering a suit to block the steel trust bond conversion. His attorneys later said he authorized action then withdrew after learning he had proxy rights with J P Morgan Co, fueling conflicting reports and market chatter.
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Mr. Sage
J. P. Morgan & Co
Schell & Elkins
Sage
Wall-st
Bitter fight between telegraph companies in New Jersey clash
In Philadelphia on July 10 injunctions will likely be filed by Western Union against Postal Telegraph and Pennsylvania Railroad companies. Papers are prepared after linemen clashes began at Pavonia, New Jersey and spread elsewhere, tied to Pennsylvania transferring wires and business to Postal. An official said Western Union passes were canceled and the railroad now pays cash for each message over Western Union wires.
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Philadelphia
Western Union
Postal Telegraph and
Pennsylvania Railroad Companies
Pavonia
N. J
Pennsylvania
The
Weather Relief After Tuesday Heatwave In Irvington
A heat wave eased as a thunder storm cooled the area on Wednesday. Stock broker Charles A. Shotwell painter Edward Hall and Mrs Thomas Tollard of Irvington fainted from the heat as temperatures reached 92 degrees with a 38 mph wind gust. The temperature fell ten degrees within an hour.
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Charles A. Shotwell
Edward Hall
Thomas Tollard
Irvington
Tracy Runs by Seattle After Verbal Report of Death
There is no truth to the report that Harry Tracy was killed by a posse near Seattle. Tracy appeared at Green Lake near midnight and used a phone at a resident's house. A posse with hounds pursued until daybreak, worn out by the chase.
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Seattle
Wash
Harry Tracy
Here
Tracy
Green Lake
Hillman
S. of V. elect officers in Indiana chapter
Rising Sun Indiana July 10 Sons of veterans of Indiana elected officers on Wednesday Commander George F Ogden Laketon senior vice commander W T Burns Rising Sun junior vice commander Oral H Jones Shelbyville delegate at large to national encampment R J Bosworth delegates to national encampment Fred E Matson Indianapolis and Charles Dehaven Kokomo Peru gets the next encampment
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Rising Sun
Ind
Sons of Veterans of Indiana
George F. Ogden
Laketon
W. T. Burns
Oral H. Jones
Shelbyville
R. J. Bosworth
Fred E. Matson
Indianapolis
Charles Dehaven
Kokomo
Peru
Burglar shoots Brooklyn man dies in hospital
Albert C Lat timer of Brooklyn died at St Mary's hospital after being shot by a burglar in his home last week. He did not regain consciousness to tell his version of the event and raved that he was shot in bed, a claim later denied.
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New York
Albert C. Lattimer
Brooklyn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lattimer
Desperate Bedside Fight Between Half-Brothers
Ed Saunders and Thomas Bryant, half-brothers, battled at their dying mother's bedside in Anderson Indiana on Wednesday. Both were arrested. The item mentions tired mothers and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for fatigue, appetite, and sleep.
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Hood
Oil rig clash as farmers bar oil crew near Ky border
A teamster for an oil company faced 48 armed, mounted men at a disputed lease near the border in Barbourville Kentucky. The crew unloaded on adjoining land but by night the machinery was dragged to a creek and dumped by furious farmers.
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Barbourville
Heat Strikes 108th Infantry In Bergerac Drill
During a July drill at Bergerac the 108th infantry saw 320 soldiers overcome by heat. Three died and others remain in serious condition as authorities investigate the cause and response.
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France
Paris
108Th Infantry
Bergerac
End of Holt will case admitted to record
Justice Bingham of the district of Columbia supreme court admitted the will of Joseph Holt to record after a seven year fight. Holt, judge advocate general of the army, died in 1834 in Washington. The will, mailed anonymously a year after his death, bore signatures of Gen Grant and Gen Sherman and Mrs Sherman. The property is valued at nearly 200000.
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Washington
Holt
Justice Bingham
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Joseph Holt
Grant
Sherman
Loose Leaf Ledgers With Self-Locking Extension Back
WM. B. BURFORD of Indianapolis Indiana presents loose leaf ledgers with a self locking extension back for secure record keeping and organized accounting.
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WM. B. Burford
Indianapolis
Ind
Buntin Named County Clerk After Clerk Good's Death
Lebanon Indiana reports William A. Buntin appointed county clerk succeeding Samuel N. Good who died on Tuesday.
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Lebanon
Ind
William A. Buntin
Samuel N. Good
White denies AFL plan to levy $1 weekly for miners
Henry White secretary of the United Garment Workers returns from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania and rejects claims he spoke for the American Federation of Labor about a $1 weekly assessment to aid striking miners.
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New York
Henry White
United Garment Workers
Wilkesbarre
American Federation of Labor
Operators Weakening in Fairmont Mine Talks
Negotiations continue between another independent mine operator in Fairmont West Virginia and the striking United Mine Workers. Two operators in the field have already signed the scale and resumed operations. Secretary Wilson plans to travel to Columbus Ohio Friday on organization business.
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Fairmount
W. Va
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Marion boy drowns after diving to prove bravery
John Finnington, 14, drowned while bathing in the river at Marion Indiana on Wednesday. He allegedly refused to enter deep water, with companions calling him a coward, then jumped in to prove otherwise and sank in 12 feet of water. His body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
John Finnington
Anti-Trust Bill Defeated by Senate Filibuster
In New Orleans on July 10, the anti trust bill sought by the Democratic Party was defeated in the senate by filibustering over constitutional grounds. Opponents labeled it class legislation for excluding labor unions from its scope.
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New Orleans
Democratic Party
Senate
Edward Shull Dies After Mountain Lake Wreck
Gloversville New York July 10 Edward Shull who was badly hurt in the Mountain Lake wreck on July 4 died in hospital Thursday bringing the disaster toll to fourteen.
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Gloversville
N. Y
Edward Shull
Mountain Lake
Summer Complaint Remedy Praised for Family Cure
A writer notes a severe summer illness in their family was cured last week by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy kept at home. The piece urges other families to keep a bottle on hand during summer and says the medicine is not a puff for the company. It mentions sale by all.
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Chamberlain
Notice to Property Owners on Painting Services
Notice to property owners promoting painting services by Indianapolis Paint and Color Company located at 240 to 248 Massachusetts Avenue. Encourages choosing reliable painters and guarantees a handsome durable job during favorable weather.
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Indianapolis Paint and Color Company
Massachusetts
Rail specials list July schedules and fares
Lake Erie and Western and Lafayette lines announce Sunday and Saturday trips on July 13 and 19 with round trips to Cincinnati Indianapolis Celina Lima St. Marys Sandusky and Terre Haute. Special trains depart early morning and evenings with limited or no stops and berth options available through agent A H Sellars at 78 S Illinois Street.
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Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Celina
Lima
St. Mary’s
Sandusky
A. H. Sellars
S. Illinois-st
Terre Haute
Greencantie
76&C
Pearls Found In Mississippi River Clam Shell
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin July 10 One of the largest pearls ever found in a Mississippi river clam shell was discovered by Frank Ferguson on Thursday The bluish white nearly round gem weighs 124 grains and brings Ferguson a sale price of 1750 dollars
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France
Massachusetts
America
Custom House
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Frank Ferguson
Ferguson
Hartford man overwhelmed by child's death grief
Hartford City Indiana July 10 John Penn has been nearly prostrated since the death of his child. His condition is pitiable and for most of Wednesday night he sat at the child’s grave moaning and crying.
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Hartford City
Ind
John Penn
Crown Prince Frederick William Escapes Harm After Horse Collapse
In Bonn Rhenish Prussia on Wednesday July 10 Crown Prince Frederick William was riding in a dog-cart when his horse suddenly fell dead. The prince was shaken but uninjured.
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Bonn
Rhenish
Prussia
Frederick William
Sleeper and Fast Time Trains via Pennsylvania Lines
Through Sleeper and Fast Time Via Pennsylvania Lines. Leave Indianapolis daily 7 20 p m ar rives Detroit 7 35 a m Tickets and berths at No 45 W Washington st and Union station For particulars write W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Detroit
Lake Erie & Western
Wabash Roads
Indianapolis
Washington St
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
P.A
Stop-overs at Sandusky Chautauqua Lake and Falls
Stop-overs at Sandusky Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls offered without extra charge. For full particulars, contact A. H. Sellars.
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Sandusky
Chautauqua Lake
Niagara Falls
A. H. Sellars
Park Purchase Planned on Flat Rock River Site
Columbus Indiana July 10 The city council will purchase 35 acres on Flat Rock river for a new park.
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Columbus
Ind
Flate Rock
Fragmented OCR snippet with numbers and place name
Readable text shows a jumble of times numbers and a partial street name plus a city fragment Loulaville. No clear event people organizations or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
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Hiawatha
Ww. J. Brown
Mgr
Woodward Ave
Mich
Squire
DR. Fenner
Soukin
Vitus
Beveridge
Will
British Columbia
A. B. Gates
Hoosiers
Fetzer's -Get-Rich-Quick Company
Daniel-Lamont
George Bradford
Wife
Postal
Penang
L.S. Ayres
S. OF V
Albert C. Lat
Holt Will
Buntin II
Ee. W. Grova
Denison
Auto Storage and Repair Company
E. Ohio
Try Merchants
E. £. Reese
Newton Claypool Building
Razors
J. BE. Bodine & Co
Okey Burial Vault Co
Law
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co
Mass.ave
N. Ill.st
Springfiela Ti
Indiana Dental College, &. W. Cor
Delaware and Offic Etc
Fairmount Field
R. R
Michigan City
Vandalia Line
Prince
Pennsylvania Lines
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Via
Lehigh Valley
S—Jesper
Tvex
Baltimore
Louiavill
Louisvill
Richmond
Piqua
Col
Vincennes Express
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Martinsville
Vernon
Madison
Dayton
Xenia
Pittsburg
East
Phila
Logansport
New
Springfield
Vincennes
Louisville
Spencer
N.Y
Northland Express
Richmond Accommodation
Vandathla
St. Louis Limited
St. Louis
Western
Effingham
Terre Haute Express
All Points
Stance d Cor
Ilinois
Ashington Streets
Eran
Washington Sr
Dalle
Cleveland Express
Anderson Ace
New York & Bar
Fort Wayne Express
Boston Limited
Boston
Enic Bkr
Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor Express
Buffet, Elkhart
ST. Louit Louis Express
Louis Southwestern Lin Terre Haute & Mattoon
Louis Express
Fast Mail
D. P
White City
Cincinnati Express
Greensburg
F. L
Vernon & Louisville
Peoria
Bloomington
Mail & Peoria
Peoria & Bloomington
Columbus & Springfield
Newcastle
Nion City
Union City
P. D.S Lafayette
Chicago Night Express
N. Vernon & Louisville
Champaign
Columbus Express
Hamil Rallwa
S.C
Cincinnati Fast Mail
Toledo
Detroit Express
Dayton Express
Cincinnati & Dayton Lim
Cincinnati & Dayton Express
Teeny
Mikey
ROUSE
S. Chicago
S. P
Chicago Express
P.D
Chicago Vestibule
P. D
Mignon Accommodation
Jeas Oresta
Ngton Street
Sas & Loulaville
Michigan
Chicago. Ltd
Muncie
Lafayette & Mich
Decatur & Western
Decatur & St. Louis Mail
Decatur & St.Louis
Union Traction Company
Union Bloc
Maryland St
Anderson
Alexandria
Elwood
West Maryland-st Station
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