Lam Cho Payoff Rumor Drives Canton Conspiracy Tale
Advices from Canton claim a plot by Chinese capitalists tied to Lam Cho to map a Hawaiian figure Lam Che and other prominent Chinese. The alleged brigands sought a $20 ransom after capture, while Lam Cho had previously paid 315,000 for a Canton concession and returned to China six months ago.
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Bar Francisco
Canton
China
von Prevatia
Lam Che
Woure
Syn Wai
Lam Cho
Ching
Break Up Our Fervent Camp Meeting At Greenwood Park
The Holiness meetings at Greenwood park draw large nightly crowds led by Rev J E B Miller with old time camp meeting fervor. A prayer by two ministers for a woman at the altar aimed to bring tears and victory. Also reported, Lieut McCarthy of the Nineteenth Infantry at Fort Leavenworth was dismissed from the army for duplicating pay accounts.
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Greenwood Park
J. EB. Miller
Medhe
Vicory
McCarthy
Washington
John F.mccarthy
Nineteenth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kaos
Dead Man Le Alive
John Hindmarch, long absent from home for 22 years and believed dead, reappeared and is now in the hands of friends. Indianapolis steeple tack company incorporated with capital of 16600. Directors are George Evans G E Louty and S P yarns. Walter C. Tittle left Wednesday for several days in Warsaw and Winona Lake. Card party by St Josephs training club Wednesday for bereft of me and Mrs. Arthur Auchinloss at Hedlands. Guests of Mrs Ayen Jalose’s parents in New Mexico. Blgrence Rickenbach honored Riverside guest Mieu Birdte Ettz- SScthoAtler of Nashville. Tennis Aigolt luncheon reserved.
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Albany, Ind
John Hindmarch
Indianapolis Steeple Tack Company
Tuesdas
George Evans
G. E. Louty
P. Yarns
Walter C. Tittle
Wiinesdar
Warsaw
Winonalake
Bt. Joseph's Training Co Club
Weistéday
Arthur Auchinloss
Mieu Birdte Ettz- Sscthoatler
Nashville
Tenn
Tenis Aigolt
Labor Shortage in Indianapolis With Farmer Encroachment
A misread draft notes a labor shortage in Indianapolis due to farmer encroachment and offers of 320 per month plus country board. It mentions the Tad anapolis gne company seeking two workers if possible, signaling a labor market strain and potential recruitment adjustments.
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Indianapolis
Tad@anapelis, gne company
Mystery Box in Lake Sparks Unsolved Jersey Mystery
Akron Indiana July report describes a submerged box found by Marry Bittere and others while swimming at Tow Lake. The box, about a coffin size with leather handles, surfaced briefly as a storm hampered retrieval. It is linked to the 3 year old disappearance and presumed murder of Dan Johnson, who had three brothers. The search paused due to turbulent water and shifting sandbars.
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Akron
Ind
Dan Johnson
Johnson
Ike
Ebistere
Bittere
More Graves Opened Near Nora Ind for Missing Mire Selvage
Tuesday afternoon detectives Aschwo Manning opened three more graves at Union Chapel Cemetery near Nora Indiana seeking Mire Currie Selvage, missing since March 1909 from the state hospital. No body found. investigators rely on information from Rufus Cantrell, now in Jeffersonville reformatory, while Mire Selvage’s brother Joseph Selvage assists.
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Union Chapel
Nora
Ind
Asch Wo Manning
Bret Gay
Mire Currie Selvage
Oman
Nien State Hospital
Rufus Cantrell
Thermaa
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Joseph Selvage
Husband Loses Mind Over Wife’s Insanity in Police Report
An incident at a city police headquarters details William Williams, purported husband of a mentally ill woman, wandering the area after his wife’s case spurred concern. He claimed ties to a Louisville police unit and planned to travel to Louisville, with authorities noting his deteriorating mental state.
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Charles Willams
Cap Uyland
Cathert
Smgt
Warren
William
Alniat
Williams
Willams
Weather Review Says Crops Grow Across Regions
Washington July report notes favorable moisture in most districts east of the Rockies and on the Pacific coast. Some areas like northern Minnesota, southern Rockies, and parts of Texas need rain, but overall crop prospects are good with strong growth in corn, tobacco, and clover. Spring wheat is variable, with some lodging in Minnesota and Dakota, but Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania show continued promise. Haying advances after rains in Iowa, Wisconsin, and southern Minnesota.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Onla
Ippi
Miurida
Texas
Minnesota
Rosky
Tewea
Amucther
South Atlantic
Gintes
Oliia
Amaddte Athans
Dako
Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Onsin
Panhsylvania
Catton Belt
Towa
Wiecanatn
Beans Poisoned Suffer Paralysis in St. Louis Family
In St. Louis seven relatives from Vincennes Ind. reportedly paralyzed after eating beans left warming for supper. Antler family of seven, six months in city hospital, claim arsenical poisoning from a batch not canned. Some children walk on crutches. others bedridden. Doctors wary yet hopeful. Lieut. McCue deemed insane and sent to St Elizabeths hospital after recent marriage to a California woman.
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ST Louis
Tudson Ant.hor
Deata
Vincennes
Ind
Vinesunes
Kincheon
St. Louis
Antler
McCue
Washington
W. Wmccue
First Infantry
Ingane
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
California
Cinelnnath
Gen Miles Completes EightHour Long Horseback Ride
Gen Miles rides from Fort Si to El Reno covering about miles in eight hours on nine horses to prove retirement age does not hinder him. Capt Sayre of the Eighth Cavalry accompanied him with Sam. He praised the pack team men south of the Canadian river who shared lunch with him.
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EL Reno
Nelson A. Mier
Fort Si
Sayre
Eighth Cavalry
Sam
Harvest Hands Stranded In Topeka Seek Work
Topeka Kansas July 1 locals report many eastern harvest hands stranded in the city with public aid meals provided. Wheat shortages persist in the region as men seek employment elsewhere, some shipped to southern and western counties where jobs remain available.
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Topeka
Kan
Dr Craig Flees After Hop Skip Jump Incident
Veterinary Dr Crats was kidnapped on a north Indianapolis dairy farm where cattle fled amid a chaotic episode. A cattleman charged at him but he fired in self defense, narrowly escaping as the assailant was brought down. Cattle on Mr McCloskey’s farm were involved.
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DR. Craig
Ferme
Indianapolia
Crats
New Jersey
McCloskey
Local town notes and arrests cross Indiana region
The page lists assorted items from Elkhart to Delphi and beyond, including claims of insanity, a newspaper sale, a 75 year old former clerk, potential factory employment for 500, arrests in Kansas City, a forgery charge against a Wingate groom, marriages in Milwaukee, a daily newspaper purchase by C H Bundy, a strike and warrants in Connersville, a missing person case in LaPorte, and a chemical product venture in Ekhart with manufacturing details and patent protection plans.
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Elkhart
David Cutter
Fountain City
the Times
Bloom & Fancy
New Paris
C. Delphi
Joseph A. Sims
House of Representatives
New Castle
Auburn
Charles Picker, Jr
Mary Sanda
Kansas City
Crawfordsville
Rasece Fuller
Wingate
Minner
Faysiguth
Bert Bowler
Bertha Bowles
Milwaukee
Mr. Bowles
Jeffersonville
C. H. Bundy
Marion
Clark Canary Republican
Bundy
Marion News
Connersvisile
Becagsa 3 Negters
Atrike
Moran
As Wer Construction Ging
Warralae
Chemicatl
Dust
Arizona
A. V. Hansman
Fell 300 Feet and Is Alive at Yoremite
Mrs A EK Jolene of New York City survived a 500 foot fall in a Yosemite area after losing her way from a summit. She clung to scrub and bushes during the fall, was rescued by J. Pottar and Tyas day rescuers, and was found on a narrow ledge two feet wide. She could only signal faintly and remained weak but alive.
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Cal
Jay
Ping Daabed
Pottar
Tyas
Amit
A. EK
Jolene
New York City
Nebraska Tornado Kills Farmhand and Injures Locals
Lozad Nebraska reports a tornado on Tuesday killed Samuel Henry a farmhand on Griffin farm. Mr and Mrs Griffin and Miss Anderson injured. Crops damaged about 390.00. Thomas Sheffrey's barn blown down. Fourteen horses killed. Tornado accompanied by hail and rain.
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Lozad
Neb
Samuel Henry
Griffin
Anderson
Thomas Sheffrey
Religion Sparks Insanity Claim In Windfall
In Windfall Indiana on July 14 Irby Platt aged 48 will be adjudged insane and confined to a state hospital. He attended a holiness meeting in the town and authorities believe his intense religious fervor unsettled his mind.
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Ind
Irby Platt
Whianapolis
Itin
Surprised Wife Learns Husband Sentenced in New York
Mrs Brown, shocked by news from New York, learns her husband Charles Brown received a year in prison. The four-year marriage had seen him present as a successful merchant, though the report hints at deception and a troubled tale behind the facade.
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New York
Charles Brown
Prising
Brown
Seeman
Train Kills One Man Fatally Injures Another in Batesville
Two young men were walking along the tracks near Sanman and Barrs when they stepped onto a parasie track to avoid a freight train. One man Harry Meister of Spades was killed and Elmer Kilmer was fatally injured.
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Train
Batesville
Tut
Harry Arms Kilmer Meister
Spades
Sanman
Barrs
Elmer
Notice to voters of Seventh ward on August term for license
Notice to voters in Seventh ward Center Marion county Indiana that applicants may seek a license at the board of ravaty commissioners at the August term for a house to sell intoxicating vinous and spirituous liquors with privilege to drink on premises. Place described as a two story brick building facing Massachusetts avenue in Massachusets ave area ward 7 Indiana.
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Seventh Ward
Center
Marion County
Inaiane
Board of Ravaty Commissioners
Leas
Buw Airsa
Massachusetty Ave
Help Wanted Notice From The Sun Freelancer Agency
An invitation solicits help through a freelance service called VILE SON freeliners. The notice requests a word notice to THE SUN officer at a listed address and provides a vague contact, implying a paid assignment via a street address and phone line. The fragmentary text signals a nonstandard or erroneous archival snippet.
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Vile Son
SUN
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