Huston Aids by Bis Thin Form in Denison Lobby
Republican state central committee to meet at 7:30 Friday to elect successors to Huston chair, Dilla secretary, and Wallace treasurer. Huston elusive to reporters, says no dissatisfaction or ill will toward Michener, and hints at quiet power in the party. Candidates discussed include Michener for chairman, Mellikan for secretary, and Haughey named for treasurer. Randall’s successor to await vacancy. several others eyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Messrs
Huston
Dilla
Wallace
United States
Orly
Denison
Sun
Michener
Denison Houss
Michenar
William U Henry Harrison Smith
Lance
Boston
Michenor
Smith
Frank Mallikan
New Castle
Abraham McClellan
Hendricks County
Grenville Wright
Indianapolis
Mellikan
Theodore Haughey
Indianapolis National Bank
Randall
Big Four Wreck Told With Stranded Passengers
A collision involving Big Four train No 3 and a freight train near Newpoint left a tramp known as Buckaloo dead and postal clerk Fred G Ketcham injured. Engineer Seth Winstow and fireman escaped serious harm, passengers aboard the Emerald unaffected as wreckage blocked the line for hours.
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Pramonsu
Union Depot
Newpoint
Cincinnati
Seth Winstow
Winstow
Atlanta
Captured Man Who Killed Woman in Castle Alley
A English man was arrested Sunday on murder charges after the body of a woman was found in Castle alley White Chapel. He confessed using a pocket knife and said he had no fixed address, arriving recently from abroad. The prisoner, six feet tall with a military bearing, claimed insanity.
Terrific storm floods Ohio towns and damages railroads
A severe storm menaced Cincinnati on July 19 causing torrential rain and widespread flooding. York street canal breach flooded homes while railroads including the Big Four and C W B suffered major delays and damage estimated around 75 000 with 25 000 on rails. Lightning killed a 13 year old at Irville and river valleys flooded towns Georgeville Straitaville and Winona. Bridges collapsed and residents fled.
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Cincinnati
York St
Warhouse
Irville
Mary Harlan
Hocking
Tore
Straitaville
Winona
Georgeville
W.&38
Chillicothe
Columbus
Wheeling
Execution of Albert Bulow for murder in Little Falls
Albert Bulow was hanged Friday for murder, trembling nervously on the gallows. It was the first execution under a new law forbidding publication of details in state papers. Bulow had plotted with Franklin Bick, a wealthy neighbor, to obtain a fine team of horses.
Acquittal in assault case and odd mayoral hint
The court acquitted Greenberry Walker a six foot seven negro charged with assaulting a boy Edward L Beese. Police Superintendent Travis recalls a prior arrest of a roanberry for stealing a lantern describing poverty, cash found in a long stocking, and the lesson about clothes not equal wealth. Local lawyer Robert Domay hints at Robert WDenny as a Republican mayoral candidate based on Marion county bar listings.
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Greenberry Walker
Edward L. Beese
Greenberry
Travis
Kreobert Domay
Stn
Marion County
Robert Wdenny
Three Men Suspected in Poultry House Theft on Kentucky Ave
Three men entered Platts poultry house on Kentucky avenue Friday afternoon. While one talked with the clerk, the others tapped the money drawer. The clerk noticed the plan and alerted a pursuer. They were followed to No 1 engine house where officers arrested them and escorted them to the police station. Names given: W Harris, Ed Drinkout, and Ed Wilson.
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Platt
Kentucky Ave
Thay
No. 1 Engine House
W. Harris
Ed. Drinkout
Ed. Wilson
Whipper Whipped Sroray II and Local Fire Incidents
Fifteen men visited farmer John Schmidt near Sibley and whipped him for drunkenness and wife beating. Incendiary fire destroyed a barn and stable at Cochram’s place near Peru, causing substantial loss. John Cook’s house burned for about $1,000 from a lightning strike. Cincinnati mayor allows groceries and butcher shops to stay open until 8 am on Sundays. Postmaster appointments announced for Brazil and Remington in Indiana.
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John
Schmidt
Sibley
Peru
John Cook
Cincinnati
Mosby
World of Labor Reports Strikes and Arbitration Efforts
The World of Labor notes ongoing strikes and settlements. Col Read seeks arbitration to resolve the coal miners’ dispute in Streator Illinois. A Chicago brickyard owner sold to Haglish capitalists to defeat strikers. Silk mill workers in Paterson New Jersey walk out after a ten percent cut. Coal heavers in Superior Wisconsin strike for fifty cents an hour. Labor leaders disagree on federation prospects while the International Labor Congress in Paris endorses eight hours, one weekly holiday, and a ban on under fourteen.
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Chicago
Col. Read
Streator
Powderly
Paterson
N. J
Superior
Wis
Howard
Spinners’ Union
Federation of All Labor Organizations
International Labor Congress
Paria
The Growler Trade In New York Saloons Exposed
In New York a saloon with a Ladies Entrance hides a room where a judge and others laughed at a lurid tale as a girl and a detective watched. Growler rushers and panel-game robbers thrive as saloon bosses push beer by weight. Children haul beer to burning tenements while police dispute the script with reformers.
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New York
SplCor
Sixth-ave
Fourteenth Et
Bata
Sheb
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Childrens’ Society
Themeelas
Growler
Broadway
Dims
Whyo Geng
Os Mulberry St
Ralph and
Gatesaye
Brooklyn
Beer Thief Daring Rooftop Climb at Saloon
A man climbed a roof scuttle to the rear saloon, fetched a bucket of beer, but a reinforced railing and a guard dog deter further attempts. In Parkersburg, a late alert caused six deaths claimed over two days, while local court actions saw several delinquent stock suits defaulted. In Curacao, a lumber yard blast reportedly killed five people.
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Banes
Local notes on court cases and incidents in Won. Cline
A roundup of court actions includes Jeremiah Sullivan named administrator of Won. Cline estate and Alice Butchsil facing grand jury charges for running an ill-famed resort. Several minor incidents are noted, including a lamp explosion at a photo gallery, a judge ordering an entry in a gas plant transfer, and various local arrests and pardons.
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Jeremiah Sullivan
Won
Cline
Bond
Alice Butchsil
Surgical Institute
Washington
Henry McElwaine
Eco H. Washington Sr
Martindale
Denisox House
Trenton Rock
Jesse Fox
John Coleman
West
Maryland
John Haines
Gov. Hovey
Isaac S. Seay
Marion County
Seay
John Duffy
de- Terndant
John Brien
Western Union
Pennsylvania St
O’brien
Berwick
St. Joseph’s Church
Maj
Carter
Secret Service
Dayton
Chief Bell
Sheme
Nelson Driggs
Jim Guyon
Driggs
Bell
Abbott
Donella
U.S
Guyon
Anonymous Letter Ruins Family of Insurance Agent
A year ago an unsigned letter alleged illicit relations between an insurance agent and an unmarried lady, fueling family tension. The man sought the author’s identify and submitted the letter to post office officials. a clerk denied involvement. No accusations against a postal employee. Names withheld to protect innocents. will publish names if the writer is found.
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Sam
Sts
Women Assault Fossil City Saloon Over Case of Spousal Abuse
In Fossil Wy a man named John Lewis abused his wife in a saloon attack. Twenty women from Fossil confronted him with snakes whips and switches, overpowering him amid gunfire and chaos. One woman later fell unconscious. several men were hurt, and the wife remained in critical condition after the melee. The town is described as very rough with passengers avoiding trains at night.
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Chey
Ekvanston
Wy. T. Daly J
John Lewis
Fossi
Fossil
Lewis
Pleasant and unpleasant duties of a Marion county defender
John Keeling speaks on defending pauper criminals with guilt doubts yet performing duty. He notes opportunities to study human nature and to exonerate the poor entangled in apparent guilt, citing legal points that aid in freeing clients. He mentions a revolting side he avoids picturing, and acknowledges some cases are beyond his approach despite payment. Killen Ind July 19 Sp.J-Wm. Vance, a young brakeman on JBM&I, was killed coupling cars at Cambridge City Thursday night. He leaves a wife and child.
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John Keeling
Marion County
Killen
Conumpus
Ind
Wm. Vance
Cambridge City
New York
John A. Baer
Baer
Leonard Coe
Lancaster
Lockwood's Cultivated Blackberries Ad Featured
An old newspaper blurb advertises Lockwood's Cultivated Blackberries received fresh twice daily with sole agency for Lockwood's pure cider vinegar Ches J Kuhn located at 47 and 49 N Ulinoigst, highlighting daily delivery and product availability.
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Lockwood
Ches. J. Kuhn
Ulinoigst
Strike Vote and Monument Plans Hit Indiana News
Reports from private sources place Harmony Knightaville Cardo na and Perth miners voting Thursday 405 in favor of continuing the strike for work at the scale offered. Preparations for the soldiers monument corner stone include committees with J J BeMaster John T Brush and A Youngblood to inscribe the 35 ton stone. The assembly seeks a one cent fare and public speeches by notable figures.
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Brazil
Harmony
Knightaville
Cardona
Perth
Moet
Lem
Capitol
J. J. BeMaster
John T. Brush
Coil
Oran Perry
Maj
Irvin Robbins
Samuel Laing
KH. Visteber
J.B. Curtis
Carnatea
Harrison
William Tecumseh Sherman
Schofield
Fablon
Ianser
Youngblood
St. Ann’s Church
Petroit
Commis- BiGhers
The New Shop Opens at the YMCA Barber Parlor
The YMCA barber shop has been refitted with handsome furnishings and now boasts some of the best tonal artists in the state, promising to become the city’s leading barber shop soon.
Giants Triumph Over Worcester in Wild Exhibition
New York notes a July 18 exhibition where the Giants, led by Buck Ewing and Keefe, face the Roceiers from Boston era. A chaotic scoring sequence features Ward, Glasscock, Richardson, Denny, and O Rourke among many players. Final column shows Indianapolis 4 New York 0 in earlier play with multiple errors by both sides.
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New York
Roceiers
Boston
Giants
Keefe
Ewing
Boyle
Buckley
McQuade
Scery
Mr. T. Reefs
Hines
Jogin
Ward
Sullivan
Gore Gauidn
Glasecock
Tiernan
Capt
Jack
Buck Ewing
Conner
Carter
Richardson
Connor
McGeachy
Hin
Baasett
Boyie
Seery
Keets
Gore
Denny
Bassett
O'Rourke
Glasscock
Hope
Whitney
Jack Life
Roger Conner
Bounder
McGeachby
Hooks
Tiarnan
Seely
O’ Rourke
Keafe
Hoosiers
Indianapolis
Tiolrtood
Indianapois
Gas Trust Suits Headed To Trial In Walpole Court
In Justice Walpole's court on Friday the Gas Trant Cases will settle whether the Consumer Gas Trust can compel subscribers to pay assessments by law. Hugh Grady of Lawrence Street faces trial after refusing to pay for stock when gas service was not piped. About 300 stockholders have been sued. roughly 100 paid up before the trial date.
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Candultry
Consumeere’ Gas Trust Company
Justice Walpole
Grady
Triday
Walpole
Consumer Gas Trust Company
Hugh Grady
Lawrence St
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