Tab Davison Deck at Fairview Encampment
The Indiana national guard paraded at Fairview with fifteen thousand spectators. Gov. Matthews and aides observed as four regiments of infantry, three artillery companies, five bands, and signal and hospital units demonstrated readiness. Tab Davis explains antics, and Miss Terry Hut plans to visit her Fort Wayne lieutenant in the guard house amid camp life and reviews.
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Indiana National Guard
Signal and Hospital Corps
Indiana
Matthews
State Guard
Indianapolis
Tab
Davis
Pennsylvania-st
Lemon
Ted
Tae Sun
Miss Terry Hut
Wabash
Terry Hut
Howdy
Terry
Canvass
al Scribner
Going for a Record. Southampton cruiser Columbia sails for New York
Southampton July 26 The cruiser Columbia has been taking on high grade coal and sailed at 1 20 p m on a record run to New York after days of coal loading.
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Southampton
Columbia
New York
Dr. Price's Baking Powder Wins Highest Medal at World’s Fair
Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder earns top honors at the World s Fair with a highest medal and diploma reflecting superior quality and public recognition. The award underscores the brand s prominence among exhibitors and its strong national reputation in food products.
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Dr. Price
Workman's Frightful Fall at Kingan's Packing House
Tim Curren, a carpenter, fell about seventy feet while working on a new building at Kingan's packing house Thursday evening. He struck head and shoulders, suffering severe shoulder and rib fractures, a seven inch scalp wound, and near detachment of both ears. Dr E M Eisenheiss treated him. Curren was taken to 63 S California Street.
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Kingan’s
Eening
Tim Curren
E. M. Eisenheiss
S. California
Runaway Horse Throws Three From buggy on Massachusetts Ave
James Rt. Henry, Miss Kate Davidson and Mrs. M A Montgomery were pitched from a buggy by a runaway horse on Massachusetts avenue near Vermont street Thursday evening. All sustained injuries, with Miss Davidson unconscious and confined to her home for several days. Mrs Montgomery is at the Denison and not badly hurt.
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James Rt. Henry
Kate Davidson
M. A. Montgomery
Massachusetts Ave
Vermont St
Miss Davidson
Broadway
Montgomery
Denison
Twenty five Thousand Petition clemency for Maria Barberi
A New York report notes that more than 25 000 persons petition for clemency for Maria Barberi the Italian girl who killed her false lover. The item also covers Kentucky cattle quarantine due to Texas fever, a schooner ashore at Fort Warren and a drowning near Albany Bay, plus an update on the Corbett divorce hearing in New York with a deadline for answer.
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New York
Maria Barberi
Rostroy
William L. Burroughs
Eldridge
Bangor
Fort Warren
Turks and Persians Fight on Persian Frontier
Sanguinary clashes occurred on the Persian frontier as Turkish forces and Persian troops exchanged heavy fire. Reporting from Constantinople on July 26 notes intense fighting with casualties likely on both sides.
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Constantinople
CITY LIFE NOTES AND LOCAL GOSSIP ITEM
J D Early police commissioner at Terre Haute resigns to governor. successor unnamed. J A Forney of New York to hold outdoor meetings on second coming of Christ at 8 pm on Washington street and Kentucky avenue for ten days and Sundays at 4 pm. Next Saturday streetcar workers and firemen threaten to kill an umpire at Ohio street grounds. murder to begin at 3. Possible replacement for Indianapolis team amid recent antics. Briefs list multiple Bratts and Drarus with family and personal details, plus obituaries with ages and causes. Marriage licenses issued for three couples.
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Terre Haute
J. A. Forney
New York
Society of Christian Israelites
Washington St
Kentucky-ave
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Bannister
P. J
Georgia O’meara
Anna Froliger
Herman
Dora Alberts
August
Emma Mier
W. K
Mrs. Hartman
Elis
Mrs. Klein
John
Rosa Kossman
H. J
Mrs. Yount
Fred
Cora Ogie
Emma Darnell
Lloyd Hutchinson
Fred Barrows
Peter Sullivan
John Jones
Henry ¥. Rockey
Randolph B. Brown
Holmes Swindler Murderer Suspected Accomplices
Chicago police believe the swindler murderer Holmes had one or more accomplices perhaps two or three. Mrs Doyle claims ties to Holmes and says his Toronto house hid Pietzel children remains and the Quinlan child is alive with grandparents in South Haven Michigan. Detected new leads include missing Emeline Cigrand and Robert Phelps, once Holmes’s secretary, plus fresh bones and dress remnants found in Holmes’s basement as detectives press the case.
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Caicago
Holmes
W. &. Doyle
Toronto
Pietzel
Minnie Williams
Quinlans
Emeline C. Cigrand
Robert &. Phelps
Miss Cigrand
Robt. E. Phelps
Lafayette
Ind
Ida Williams
Phelps
B. J. Cigrand
P. J. Cigrand
Cigrand
North
Milwaukee Aves
Hoss
Ross
Holmes Charnel House
Skeleton bones linked to missing Mrs Conner and daughter Pearl
Police confirmed the remains found include a shoulder blade likely from an adult and a smaller socket bone from a child, supporting the belief that the skeletons are those of Mrs Conner and her daughter Pearl.
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Conner
Pearl
Linson’s odd actions spark fear in Northeast Indianapolis
Neighborhoods near Brookside Centennial Orange and Hill avenues buzz as J R Linson, jailed for the Ida Gebhard murder in West Indianapolis, is viewed with suspicion. Reports say he told women he killed his sister, traded a knife for drinks, and sought food and a comforter, fueling panic as investigators seek solid evidence. Local saloons denied blood-stain rumors. warrants were sworn for Linson’s arrest while Seymour bloodhounds were awaited.
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Centennial St
Orange-ave
Hill-ave
J. R. Linson
Ida Gebhard
Indianapolis
Linson
Chris
Lutz
Boydave
Moffman’s
Orange and
Enlayes
Little Ida Gebhard
Seymour
Railroads press tax cuts as overvaluation debate roils Indiana
In a state tax commission hearing, Chicago and Erie official A L Talcott argues the line was overvalued in 1891 and seeks a $10,000 per mile reduction on the main line. Monon advocate Judge Field cites heavy taxes, contrasts with Michigan practices, and says Indiana assessments burden capital, urging sale of Bloomfield and West Baden branches at undervalue.
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Chicago & Evie
A. L. Talcott
State Tax Commission
Judge Field
The
Monon
Michigan
Indiana
Bloomfield
West Baden
Pole strike injures multiple trolley passengers near Fall Creek
A heavily loaded College Avenue car trailer left its track on Central Avenue just beyond the Fall Creek bridge Thursday afternoon. It struck a trolley pole, breaking it near the ground. Passengers leaped to safety. a woman suffered a severe forehead cut and others received minor injuries in the ditch beside the tracks.
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College-ave
Central-ave
Fall Creek Bridge
Awarded Gold Medal at Midwinter Fair in San Francisco
L Elder receives a gold medal at the Midwinter Fair in San Francisco amid a diverse display of tables and exhibits showcasing awards across multiple categories.
Curtis 5 The Man Stuart's School Board Masses Bid
Curtis leads a push for chair of the democratic city committee with Capt. Curtis as front runner. Romeo Stuart is Curtis’ sole opponent after Sterling Holt declines for business reasons. The Saturday night meeting in the criminal court room is expected to confirm Curtis amid strong managerial backing. Stuart’s prior political missteps are noted as a foil to Curtis’s nomination.
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Capt. Curtis
Demcratic
Criminal Court Room
Romeo Stuart
Sterling Holt
Stuart
Edwin St. George Rogers
Romeo
Tom Taggart
Indian Hunting Fad Drives Settler War Prep in Hole Country
From Pocatello July 26 a bushwhacking campaign report says 75 families occupy Jackson's Hole valley. Settlers bought ammo, each with 1,000 rounds, to deter Indians 200 miles away. Four hundred Lempi seen crossing Union Pacific toward Jackson's Hole. whites killed count denied. Over 54 cavalry wagons are en route, fore warning of imminent hostilities and potential retaliation.
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Hole Country
Pocatel1o
Jackson’s Hole Valley
Union Pacific
Jackson’s Hole
Durant's Trial Change of Venue Refused
Judge Murphy overruled the motion for a change of venue in the Durant case. Jury selection began as the court issued an injunction against production of the Emanuel church murders drama to prevent influencing the trial and preserve a fair proceeding.
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San Francisco
Murphy
Durant
Emanuel Church
Woman confesses stabbing two rivals in jealous quarrel
Rosa Gordon, jailed for fatally stabbing two women at a resort where they resided, reports three men entered the house. She says a fight over her lover followed, the men held the victims down while she fatally stabbed them. She claims self defense and sorrow, and that the implicated men will be arrested.
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Barbourville
Rosa Gordon
Chinese banker claims Foster was paid 100000 dollars
Ho Tung of Hong Kong says John W. Foster, China's representative in talks with Japan, received 100000 dollars as reward for his services during negotiations. The remark ties Foster to Li Hung Chang and to the failed English led effort to float a Chinese war loan.
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John W. Foster
San Francisco
Ho Tung
Hong Kong
England
China
Japan
Li Hung Chang
Next Republican Convention Aims for Pacific Slope
Avaustra Me July 26. Joseph Manley says the national committee plans to hold the next Republican convention on the Pacific slope after the Democratic convention in Washington. The report notes the meeting to decide time and place.
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Avaustra
National Committee
Washington
Joseph Manley
Pacific
Mine Explosion Traps Bochum Workers as Death Toll Rises
Bochum Westphalia July 26 There was a damp mine explosion at Prinz von Preussen mine. Ninety two victims were reportedly killed with 32 bodies recovered and others still missing.
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Bochum
Westphalia
Prinz von Preussen
Divorce Suit Dismissed After Reunion Claim Abandoned
The suit of Mrs. Horace Greeley Brown against her husband for divorce was dismissed Friday. She had sought $150,000 alimony. It is believed the couple has reconciled, possibly rekindled by Cupid.
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Horace Greeley Brown
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