Danville mob violence spurs militia on duty
A mob violence wave in Danville prompts Illinois militia to police streets while investigators pursue suspects in a deadly clash. The rioting crowd attacked Black individuals, killed Metcalf, burned his body, and wounded several bystanders amid broader reports of lynching and fear across multiple cities. Police and soldiers attempt to restore order as officials consider grand jury action.
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Danville
James Wilson
Mia
Thomas Burgess
Alvan
John D. Metcalf
Henry Gatterman
Metcalf
Evansville
Ind
Wilson
Burgesa
Sherrif Whittock
Henry Slade
Chas. Loop
William Leverenze
Metesit
Danvigle
Seventh Regiment
Chicago
Nfm
Detective in Night Shirt Chases Negro Burglar
Ferdinand J. Adams of the Yale detective agency chased a burglar from a horse and down an alley at 3:30 am Monday in a night robe armed with a rapid fire gun. The fleeing man dropped a stolen vest and escaped after Adams fired at him. A milkman witnessed the chase. The incident may relate to a prior break at Meridian Street.
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Bane
Vlad
Ferdinand J. Adams
Yale Detective Agency
Ife
Adama
Bur
Adams
Grittini
Meridian St
Attempted arson at Hornbrooks Drug Store
Police were alerted early Monday to an arson attempt at W. H. Hornbrook's drug store at the corner of East and Washington streets. Investigators found lighted oil saturated rags thrown over a transom in an apparent bid to set the blaze, though Hornbrook could offer no motive.
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W. Hi. Hornbrook
Eant
Washington-sis
Wornbrook
Boy Wanted and Other Ads Tarnish Page in Richmond
Richmond July 21 A clipped page shows lively classified blurbs including Boy wanted for a restaurant and Boy wanted in bookbindery. A torn line hints at team ads and a note on Furnished rooms for rent. Also reports Joseph Collins injured by a 10 year old with a life incident. Funeral notice for George A Dickson given for Monday.
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Richmond
Ind
Epl
Jaaeph Collins
Harvey Station
Ten Killed In Wrecks Across Four Railroads
A string of deadly rail accidents leaves ten dead and dozens injured. Freight train collisions near Viesaty Minnesota and Airline Alabama, a Twin City Limited derailment, and a Chicago area powderhouse blast cause multiple fatalities and injuries. Separate wreck at St Enoch’s station, Glasgow, claims several lives and leaves many injured. Police and rescue teams rush to scene as rail safety concerns rise.
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Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Viesaty
Minn
East St. Louis
Princeville
Rock Island
Airline, al
Glasgow
St. Enoch’s Station
George Nash Dead Indianapolis Physician and Coroner
George Nash a well known Indianapolis physician and druggist and former coroner died Sunday at home after a third stroke of paralysis. He was about 82 years old and had lived in the city for many years. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 AM with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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George W.xaah
Indianapolis
Lim
N. Dely Aware-Ai
Gee
Thin
Crown Hill
Baldwin University President Resigns Over Fundraising Demand
Berka quits as Baldwin University president after trustees press him to beg for funds. He cites pressure to solicit donations as harming prestige and returns to the Methodist pastorate in Youngstown. Dr Buxton and Dr Freshwater also resign over the same issue seeking a fundraising secretary.
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Berka
Ree
Baxston
Baldwin University
Ife
Tees
Buxton
Explosion at Ruppert Ice Plant Kills Two in New York
Two men die and several injured when an ammonia machine cylinder head blows at the Jacob Ruppert ice plant located at 60 31 8 Southern Boulevard Brooklyn on Monday morning. The dead are Engineer Otto Smith and John Vincensky a laborer. Injured include Davis Goss John Mortowits Charles Carpenter and Henry Traue.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
Southern Boulevard
Otto Smith Ane
John Vincensky
Davis Goss
John Mortowits
Charles Carpenter
Henry ‘Traue
Juntus Jetters and Mayor Bookwatter Allegations
A fragment notes accusations aimed at figures linked to a democratic platform. The text references the Juntus Jetters and Mayor Bookwatter amid unclear charges and a public expression of political stance.
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Bookwatter
Manifold Congratulatory Notes From T. Taggart To Local Candidates
T Taggart sends warm congratulatory messages to Democratic nominees including for mayor clerk and police judge. Letters praise platform and forecast victory while offering support and assistance. Etiquette notes show formal, period communication in political campaign context.
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T. Taggart
Holtzman
John
Taggart
Gary
Ucket
Mr. Lie
Almitur
Famous hotel burns in North Carolina coast resort
The Nog's head hotel a renowned North Carolina ocean resort was destroyed by fire Sunday night. All guests were saved except Mrs John Lowe of Norfolk wife of the proprietor who died from excitement. The lifesaving crew nearby assists the homeless and destitute as the old frame hotel with historic ties stood near the landing site of Sir Walter Raleigh.
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York
Nog’s Head
John 2 Lowe
Norfolk
Neatby
Walter Raleigh
Elizabeth
2000 Room Hotel St Louis Plans Drawn For World Fair Site
Tanac S Taylor director of works draws plans for Sintiar's big 2000 room hotel to be built within the fair grounds near railway terminals at the southeast corner of the world’s fair site. Corps of engineers assist in private office work at the Colombia building. Funeral held for James W Foley longtime resident of Indianapolis from his family residence on Delaware Street Monday morning.
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ST. Louis
Tanac S. Taylor
Sintiar's
Taylor
Colombia
Corps of Engineers
Hacked Woman Killed in Altercation Near Rail Line
DAYTON July day laborer Robert Moore, ex-convict from Bneedsville, surrendered to police claiming innocence in a fatal assault on a colored man near a box car. Moore, wearing white, said others attacked him first and he used a pocket knife in self defense, but the victim died on the track side. Police found the body nearby and began an investigation.
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Dayton
Robert Moore
Tramp
Bneedsville
Tem
Dlonday
Rimsele
Ummeer Uhearn
Omira
Cty
Moore
Polka
BAD WATER FROM STRAWBOARD POLLUTION REPORTED NEAR INDIANAPOLIS
Dr J N Murty of the State health service says strawboard refuse may pollute the White River in Anderson and Yorktown areas. Reports from Anderson and Mutidte note red, foul water and dead fish in rivers. Turktown manager Welt denies strawboard discharge. authorities investigate reopening processes and water safety.
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Anderson and
Mutidte
Indianapolis Ywata
White River
Sumelu
Yorktown
J. N. Uurty
Hentil
Welt
Turktown
Monete
Wett
de. Murty
Hin
Heer
Mullele
Anderson Poe
Aed Rota
Avon
Dr. Arty
Fairy
May Contract For Ten Years In Indianapolis Heating Bid
Speculations for the Heriting contract will go before the Board of public works this week. The plan includes bidding on a one year basin. Merchants' heating and tighter company and the Home heating company refused to bid a shorter term. Indianapolis Light and Power remains the only bidder. Mayor Backwater stated there would be no loss in the rate.
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Board of Public Works
Heating and Tighbher Company
Home Heac~ing
Indianapotin Hght and Power Company
Backwater
Ioshimura
Poor With 10000 A Year In New York City
Arthur Carey author and publisher faced Judge Mayo in Yorkville court on nonsupport charges. Carey claimed a 10000 yearly income and ownership of the yacht Wateta and a New Rochelle yacht club membership, but pleaded he cannot pay more than ten a week. He complained he cannot afford to live in New York City during the summer.
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New York
Arthur Carey
Mayo
Yorkville Court
Yves
Martha Waslington
Carey
New Rochelle
Clvp
Hasbard
Folsom prison break rocks California inmates
A July morning escape at Folsom Prison saw 38 convicts seize hostages and overpower guards, prompting a swift, planned breakout attempt. Guards fired. warden and captain were killed, and one guard killed during the melee. Posses pursue escapees amid dense brush as authorities contain the incident.
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Brinon
California
Nuerty
Rba
Cher Cuante
Jrisamr
The Elephant and the Calliope Parade Interlude
Political Jim Keac seeks the circus spectacle after a tense parade, insisting there is no political motive. He quotes, seeks his hat and coat, and aims to see the champion horseback rider amid personal rivalries with Edwin Logsdon.
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Elephant
Jim Keac
Jim Keach
Edwin Logsdon
Jim
Indiana seeks full probe of jail conditions
Gov Durbin orders the Board of prison reform led by Warden James Rebl to conduct a thorough investigation of conditions in all Indiana jails. The board's report to the governor will guide future reform actions and policy.
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Indiana
Durbin
Board of Prison Reform
James Rebl
Siebhean, Ity
Tila
Fainting Scout Daughter Revived After Heat At Fairview
The fainting case of Foster Scott's daughter from Marghyiile occurred at Fairview Park. Park police and doctors treated her after exhaustion and hunger while she told of harsh home conditions. She was taken home by friends who pledged proper care.
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Foster Scott
Marghyiile
Fairview
Sa Pour
Ace
Sne
Stork A Heightfaced Baby Boy Found At Reverend’s Home
A newborn boy, described as healthy and lively, was left Sunday at the home of Rev Georgy ty Macintosh of the Fourth Presbyterian Church. Rev Macintosh and wife had wed after a romantic courtship and traveled by Pullman car through the South. Mrs Macintosh previously lived in South Carolina and the article notes the infant’s early days with limited further detail.
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Georgy Ty Macintosh
Pather
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Macintosh
Rev. Macintosh
South
Mra Macintosh
South Carolina
Bhola
Indianapolis & Chicago railroad franchise hearing note
A public petition for a franchise by the Indianapolis Losane Fort and Chicago railroad will be discussed at the Board of Public Works office Thursday morning. Representatives will meet with the examining attorney and board members to review terms and conditions. The railroad company will present proposed elevated tracks and crossing protections while awaiting approval.
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Indianapoli, Losane Fort & Chicago Railroad
Board of Public
Orks
NASA
Cing
Th Doar
Ax Tnd
Pier
Daughter Seeks Clarity After Father Declared Insane
A Chicago reader reports Justice Harvey Stout presided over an inquest into Joan G. McCor of Chambersburg Pa who was declared insane and committed to the insane hospital. McCoy gave papers to send to his daughter, who asks if she may visit Indianapolis to communicate with him and wonders if a mistake has been made. She recalls her father as sane and of sound mind and fears an error could end him among strangers.
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Justice Harvey Stout
Jessie McCor
Chambersburg
Joan G. McCor
Inmene
Justica Stout
McCoy
Hiss
Indianapolis
Sbe
Justice Stout
Iame
Sobsie Mintake
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