Raked From Over the State Hunt For Woman’s Attacker Fruitless
News from Logansport Indiana July 29 reports a large posse of about 100 Washington township residents and Sheriff Richason failed to find the man who allegedly assaulted Mrs. Joseph Watts. They tracked a pair of bloodhounds along the Panhandle railroad toward Boone and Chicago, believing the suspect may have boarded a train. Authorities fear lynching if captured. The effort spanned Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Logansport
Ind
Joseph Watts
Washington Township
Richason
Mra
Watts
Linton
Antioch
Naticea
Sint. Moihert
Philippines
Elwood
J. Roederick McKey
Postal Service
Manila
Alice D. Rickey
McKey
Miss Rickey
McKee
Mike Rickey
Michigan City
Waller Vail
Ware
Laporte
RB. van Valkenburg
Toledo
Cleveland
Chicago
Kokomo
Indianapolis & Northin Traclon Company
Uns Company
W. Taylor St
Fashionale
Evansville
Batytown Fire Department
Fred Rimder
Demerest Advances to Top Panhandle Rail Role
W. Demerest, formerly master mechanic at the Indianapolis Panhandle shops, has been promoted to superintendent of motive power for the northwestern system. He previously led shop work at Logansport and Columbus, with S. W. Miller moving to Columbus to fill the vacancy created by Demerest's promotion.
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W. Demerest
Indianapolis
Panhandle
Demerest
Logansport
Lumbus
Northwestern
S. W. Miller
Columbus
Death of Mrs Gibson in Indianapolis
Mary Prudence Gibson died at 2 a m Tuesday at her son Louis H Gibson’s home 1632 N Pennsylvania St after a year of illness Born in Aurora Indiana she lived in Columbus before moving to Indianapolis after the Civil War Her husband David Gibson died in 1882 and founded what became Acme Mills She was member of the Second Presbyterian Church Survived by sons Louis H Gibson Indianapolis and David Gibson Cleveland Funeral Thursday at 9 a m from Levis H Gibson 1982 N Pennsylvania St Burial Crown Hill private
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Gibeon
Second Presbyterian Church
Louis Hibson
David Gibson
Cleveland
Levis H. Gibson
Three Stories Fall Injury Tragedy in Factory Shaft
In Lexington Kentucky on July 8 Michael Laughlin a 3 percent old timer suffered multiple injuries after a three story fall into an elevator shaft. With both legs broken three ribs fractured and internal injuries he remained at the shaft all night crying for Beth before crawling to the elevator and attracting help from factory workers. He was hospitalized in precarious condition.
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Lexington
Michael Laughlin
Beth
Summer Food Has Other Advantages in Health Claims
A reader promotes Grape-Nuts as a summer cereal that reduces cooking needs and aids stomach and nerve function. The testimonial from RP B. describes relief from stomach catarrh, improved health, increased vigor, and a preferred breakfast with Grape-Nuts, Postum, graham bread, and eggs.
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Wife
Postum Co
Battle’ Creek
Mich
Bend ‘Tor
Axten
Two Women Sue Railway Over Duvall Death in Louisville
In Louisville on July 23 two women contend for damages after engineer Reginald Duvall died in a George town Indiana freight wreck last August. Mrs. M E Duvall administers her son’s estate while Flora Chamberlain of Louisville claims widowship and administers in Huntington Indiana. The mother seeks $10 000 and the widow $20 000 with federal court transfer and depositions underway. A deposition from the young woman was set for Tuesday with possible testimony on marriage when available. The hearing was postponed to allow Indiana counsel to attend.
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Louisville, Ky
Reginald Duvall
Southern Railway Company
Duvall
Georgetown
Ind
Mrd
S. E. DuVall
Untington
Flora Chamberlain
Louisvue
United States Court
Two Etalea
Federal Court
Louisville
Matt O'Doherty
M. E. Duvall
O'Doherty
Sommon
Indiana
Captain Ewen Arrested in Jett-White Murder Case
Capt B J Ewen, a key state witness in the Jett-White murder trial, was arrested in Cynthiana Kentucky after noon Tuesday following an accord between civil and military authorities. He feared lack of protection and is now under guard. A jury remains secured to try Jett and White.
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Cynthiana
B. J. Ewen
Jett-White
Fieen
Moore
Jett
White
Colored Woman Bank President Maggie Walker Opens Bank
Maggie L Walker, famed Black educator and community leader in Richmond, prepares to open a new bank on September 1 under the auspices of the Order of St Luke. The venture marks her as a pioneering woman in banking trusted by both Black and white communities.
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Richmond
Maggie L. Walker
Sin
Clisen
St Lakes Euny Savta Tiwi
Order of St. Luke
Walker
Dransville and Terre Haute Waterline Sold in Major Deal
New York dispatch reports control of the Dransville and Terre Haute Waterline railroad company transferred Wednesday, with massed shares moving into the hands of the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad. The price was reported as fifty million dollars. In Boston, banker Gliddings died of lung congestion. Chicago notes Citizens’ alliance indicts policy writers on charges.
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New York
Dransville & Terre Wate Tailroad Company
Kgs
St. Lewis & San Francisco Railroad
Births and marriages in the city record
Birth notices list Rudolph Heldt and Margaret Heldt at 786 Centur st for a girl, Coy at 17 Sheldon for a girl, Black at 100 W Twentieth for a boy, and other infant and adult entries. Marriages include Heckey and Weber, De Vault and Pence, Hemter and Barnett, Bridger and Hudron, O Keefe and Warner, Wurston and Poppe, Manchester and Nett. Building permits cite several addressed repairs and new work with listed values.
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Rudolph
Margaret Heldt
Centurst
Joseph and
Freda Coy
Sheldon-at
A.W
Vena Black
W. Thirtieth-st
G. W
Emma Woalwine
Beecher-st
Edgar
Alice Harding
W. Moreathan
Harry B. Heckey
Shirley H. Weber
Wm. de Vault
Stella Pence
Joseph Hemter
Maud Barnett
James G. Bridger
Amanda L. Hudron
David O'Keefe
Estella Warner
Robert Wurston
Anne C. Poppe
Marian W. Manchester
Ells R. Nett
White River Pollution Reaches Broad Ripple
Dead fish and polluted water from a refuse spill in White River north of Anderson have moved toward Broad Ripple. About 33 to 20 fish were seen dead Wednesday morning as the reddish water flows downstream past Broad Ripple Park and the dam, causing fishermen to lament and curtail catches along the river.
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White River
Anderson
Broad Ripple
Iansons Wones
Broad Ripe Ple Park
Broad Hupple Dam
Broad Woyly
Crops Fail in Scotland Amid Harsh Weather
Glasgow dispatch reports severe crop failures as unseasonable weather devastates fields. Analysts warn yields will drop sharply with barley and oats hit hardest, impacting farmers and regional grain supplies.
Plans to Abolish 28 Grade Crossings in Cincinnati
Plans completed to abolish 28 grade crossings in Cincinnati involve a seven mile stretch from the city outskirts to the central area. The project includes elaborate street plans, accompanying estimates, and explanations detailing the work and costs. Costs are to be shared by railroads and street companies when lines cross roads, with other specifics and funding noted.
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Cincinnati
Gameron
Monneytvania Ratienad
Urederrike
Thy
Sheeh
Strett Cnr
Kansas Farmers Demand A Dollar For Wheat Plan
A wavering fragment discusses Kansas farmers pressing for one dollar per bushel for wheat. The Farmers Cooperative reportedly tries to organize, urging farmers to withhold grain to back the price, signaling strengthened resolve among growers.
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Hutchisson
Kaa
Erik
Pop Bottle Fatality in Alliance Leaves Man Dead
A pop bottle exploded in the hands of George Reco in Alliance on July 1. A fragment pierced an artery and he bled to death. The incident prompted an investigation into bottle safety and consumer product handling.
Populists in Denver Move to Amalgamate Amid Split
In Denver two rival populist factions announce plans to amalgamate. Mrs. Grouch is critically ill. In Baltimore Katharine Martha Crouch, widow of Prof. Frederice W. H. Crouch author of Kathleen Mavourneen, is critically ill with consumption.
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Denver
Col
Grouch
Baltimore
Katherine Martha Crouch
Frederice W. H. Crouch
Kathleen Mavourneen
Wilt A HEP Hep event summary
Unclear OCR text references local items with names and dates. The passage mentions May Baye Sut and Brads, Dewitt, and a press in a western state, with scattered names like Patrick and Burries. Content is fragmentary and non-coherent.
Rain Insurance Plan Scramble At July Fair
A garbled report describes a weather insurance plan tied to a three week event, mentioning rain fears and arrangements. It references locations, participants, and a protest at a show, with uncertain names and numbers. The readable pieces point to an exhibit and weather precautions amid disputed terms and timing.
New York Tutor Advertisements and Medical Claims
Fragmented OCR shows a collage of names, dental and medical ads, travel offers, and consumer products. Lillian Russill Bart New York appears alongside claims about blood vitality and a dental college in Indiana, with notices for Phoenix Harbor water and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething. The mixed items reflect a late 19th to early 20th century newspaper page.
Newport Girls Told To Rest After Strenuous Tennis
In New York a report notes several aristocratic Newport young women under physician care due to fatigue from tennis and golf. Doctors urge a period of rest, citing impaired health and warning against continued exertion.
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New York
Newport
Doctora
Round Trip Train Special Advertised by Rail Lines
An Aug. 4 travel notice shows round trip fare of $7.00 with a through train from Minneapolis area to other ranches and sleepers. Departs 6:00 p.m. and allows stopovers at Chautauqua Lake and Cambridge Springs. Also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters for clear skin and cheap table tumblers at F.P. Smith & Co.
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FF. P. Smith & Co
Mars
Erie R. A
Twlanapolis
Chautauqua Lake
Cambridge Springs
R. P. Algea
D. Pla
Four Drowned at Herr's Island in Pittsburgh
Four youths and a girl aged 12 to 19 drowned when their boat was drawn into a bear trap at Herr's Island dam Tuesday evening. Two others were rescued. Names given include Joseph Brown 19 Henry Brown 14 Frederick Rattner Jr Edna Shipley 12.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Brown
Henry Brown
Frederick Rattner, Jr
Edna Shipley
Herr's Island
Help Wanted Classified Fragments Appeal to Readers
An illustrated classified fragment invites readers to use six words free under headings like Help Wanted Female Help Wanted Situation Female For Rent Rooms Wanted Rooms. Call at The Sun, 9 Malta 580, for details.
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Patie the Bun
the Sun
Ohio St
Malta
Invitation to free liners help through THE SUN office
An invitation appears to request alz-word notes sent to TIT SUN office at 11 12 EL Oblo with news phone 680 and old mals 50.
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SUN
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Ewen
Colored Woman Bank President
Banker Gliddings
Boston
Edward L. Gilddings
Manker
Alilano
Olive E. Baker
Samuel Whiedsell
N. Arsenal Ave
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Hass
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S. Westest
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Leo Drader
L. Lattery
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M. Goodwine
Spann-ave
Frank Lemontree
Zefraymson
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Dewitt
Alain Press
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Lillian Russill Bart
Indiana Pental College
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Bright
Maryland St. News
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RAL
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D. PA
Collore
France
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Indisne
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
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Yale
Alabama
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Washington
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Indiane Ave
Washington St
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Massachusetts
E. Washington
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Meridian St
E. Market
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L. A. Jackson
Hewport
Wapervonon
Smith & Co
Lake Erie & Waatern R. R
Rochester
Tailannpulle
By. C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia
F.P. Smith & Co
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Ket
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Decatur
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Pennslvania Lines
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Gesow Rubber Hess
East Weahington
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