Beer Makers Backing Russe in Indianapolis School Vote
District 4 race centers on Herr Russe and Chandler with 2000 to 8500 votes predicted. Frenzel backers and brewing industry figures pressure Germans and other voters while observers warn of vote manipulation and staged canvassing. Chandler supporters claim strong momentum and warn of enforced polling to prevent fraud.
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Frank Maus
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Sam Hill
Russo
Colbert
Robinson
Consumer’ Gas Trust
Frenzel
Herr Hkusse
Brewing Company
Worth Merritt
Stevens
Blake-st
London
Indianapolis
Chandler
Mysterious Murder Stuns San Francisco in Ellisot Flat
A brutal homicide at 1017 Ellisot in San Francisco leaves 35 year old Nellie Harrington dead and mutilated. A photo of ex State senator Buck found at the scene ties a possible suspect to the case though Buck is now unconscious after a severe accident en route to the station. Police remain puzzled as investigators weigh links to a feared Emanuel church killer.
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San Francisco
Emanuel Church
Ellisot
Nellie Harrington
Buck
Oakland
Theodore Durant
Miss Harrington
Minnie Williams
Blanche Lamont
Labor Day Celebration Promises Record City Event
The Labor Day program organized by committee head John McGregor aims to eclipse all past local festivities. A large regional turnout is anticipated as events include races, jumps, throws, bicycle contests, tug of war, pig catching, obstacle races, and novelty challenges, with several variations likely to be adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
John McGregor
The Old Man Died During Boisterous Carousals
In a rear room at 111 N Liberty street an aged man died while two women Mattie West and Dora Hogeland drank beer and caroused in the front. Patrolmen Kurtz and Holt arrested the women. Judge Stubbs fined each five dollars for drunkenness and five dollars for disturbing the peace.
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N. Liberty St
Mattie West
Dora Hogeland
Kurtz
Holt
Stubbs
TWO LIVES LOST During the Passage of La Bourgogne
The liner La Bourgogne arrived from Havre with two passengers missing after May 27 and May 31 incidents. John Law rence of Flushing fell overboard while trying to save a hat and was not recovered. a seaman named Guilllard also fell overboard and was lost despite rescue attempts.
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la Bourgogne
New York
Havre
John Lawrence
Flushing
L. L
Guilllard
Madrid captain-general shot over marriage refusal
Maprio June 3 A sensational incident occurred Monday when the captain-general of Madrid was shot by a army lieutenant after the captain-general refused his daughter's hand in marriage. The wound is serious. Also: Iron Hall allowances discussed by Judge McMaster and attorneys. three superior bench judges to hear the receiver and attorneys on June 20. Leman Sonic Luxative advertised as a 60 cent laize bottle and spring tonic.
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Maprio
Madrid
Iron Hall
McMaster
Leman Sonic
All In A Life Time Weather Record Heat In Early June
The piece reports extreme heat in early June with temperatures reaching 92 by 9 AM and peaking near 99.8 later. It notes Weather-promoter Wappenhans predicting cooling rains from western states, a humorous sexton tolling bells amid the heat, and mail carriers falling ill from heat. It mentions Iowa and Wisconsin receiving rain relief and the daily meteorological notes alongside human-interest vignettes.
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North Pole
Wappenhans
Africa
Iowa
Wisconsin
Christ Church
Washington St
Greenland
Kansas Floods and Weather Harm Bring Benefit
Cloudbursts strike western Kansas and Colorado causing washouts and train suspensions. Reports from Goodland say the entire country is underwater. The drought-harmed region may gain from floods though hail Ukraine damages berry crops.
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Deaver
Kansas
Colorado
Rock Island
Goodland
Kan
Nominating Committee Names Trade Board Ticket
The nominating committee of the Board of trade met on Monday and selected a regular ticket with Irving 8 Gordon as president Justus C Adams as vice president John Osterman as treasurer and Geo W Sloan Geo G Tanner Silas T Bowen W B Holton John R Pearson Albert Sahm Henry C Adams Charles C Perry D M Parry and John I McGettigan to serve on the governing committee.
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Board of Trade
Irving 8. Gordon
Justus C. Adams
John Osterman
Geo. W. Sloan
Geo. G. Tanner
Silas T. Bowen
W. B. Holton
John R. Pearson
Albert Sahm
Henry C. Adams
Charles C. Perry
D. M. Parry
John I. McGettigan
Town Talk and Park Opening Amid Courtroom Anecdotes
Town items note Samuel Lee seeking his wife in Augusta for a fortune telling claim with a reward. Patrolman Brady seeks a collarless day in police court while recounting a stalled morning. Broad Ripple park opened with crowds enjoying a concert and rides. An incident at Union station ends with Gus Rahke and Geo Donahue’s fight. Rahke fined $26 after claiming self defense and Donahue dismissed.
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Samuel Lee
Augusta
Brady
Broad Ripple Park
Blue River Park
Union Station
Gus Rahke
Geo. Donahue
Rahke
Stubbs
Donahue
Gossips Rally At Grand Hotel Amidanti Matthews Absence
Political gossips gathered Monday at the Grand hotel parlor for a caucus hosted by Senator Voorhees Turpie and Green Smith. The meeting lasted long and featured the notable absence of Gov. Matthews and his supporters amid rumors of an anti-Matthews alliance.
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Senator Voorhees
Turpie
Green Smith
Grand Hotel
Gov. Matthews
Heatwave Drives NYC Man Violently Insane At Market Court
The June heatwave intensified in New York with 9 am temperature at 84 and humidity 66. Sunstroke cases rose in tenement areas and Ernest Chingue went berserk in Jefferson Market Court, biting and kicking until twenty people restrained him in a straight jacket. By noon the thermometer reached 87, matching the day’s record. The heat crest spread toward Philadelphia and Washington while New England and the western regions cooled slightly.
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New York
Eirnest Chingue
Jefferson Market
Philadelphia
Washington
New England
Optimism and Culture Featured in Local Sermons
President Butler at Butler University delivered a baccalaureate sermon praising optimism and life. Rev J W Comfort spoke at Downey Avenue church on cultural equipment. Rev Dr Wm Moore of London preached at Central Christian. Bishop Chatard led confirmation for almost 400 Catholic children.
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Butler
Butler University
Nis
Downeyave
Irvington
J. W. Comfort
Wm. Moore
London
The
Commonwealth
Central Christian Church
Chatard
Jealous Husband Kills Wife Then Is Arrested
John Czech known as Fish John and his wife ran a fish stand in New Jersey. He shot his wife dead Monday morning as he left John Bratzman’s house, after jealousy was claimed as the motive. He was arrested.
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Jersny Crry
N. J
John Czech
Fish John
John Bratzman
Indiana Weather Forecast for June 4
Indiana forecast for the next 36 hours ends at 8 p.m. June 4 calls for fair and hot conditions with possible rain and potential thunderstorms. Monday night expected cooler with relief from heat, and Tuesday should remain cooler with more stable conditions.
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Indiana
Geo Gould Granted Extension to Plead in Check Claim
In Trenton New Jersey on June 3 Geo J Gould received an extension of time to July to plead in response to the check claim filed by Zella Nicolaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gould
Trenton
N.J
Geo. J. Gould
Zella Nicolaus
Ohio miners to return to work at fifty one cents per ton
A list of brief items reports Ohio miners resuming work at 51 cents per ton. Emily Faithful, noted English author, is reported dead in London. Jennie Cragle, a Philadelphia socialite, drowned at Atlantic City. L. D. Elias killed his mother and sister in Minneapolis. An explosion at Parkersburg, West Virginia killed one. A new Union Labor League is launched in Pittsburgh. J R Harmon confronts his ex wife at Fairfax Court House and is shot dead. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a spring medicine after careful trial.
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Ohio
Emily Faithful
London
Jennie Cragle
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
L. D. Elias
Minneapolis
Parkersburg
W. Va
Union Labor League
Pittsburg
J. R. Harmon
Fairfax Courthouse
Fairview park opened amid town plans and repairs
The city opens Fairview park on Sunday while Phoenix seeks a 20 year contract with the telephone company and the Board of Works debates. The Meridian street paving will not use a sand foundation. Demolitions, thefts, and local incidents fill the city pages along with marriage licenses and obituaries.
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Fairview Park
Phoenix Telephone Company
Board of Works
Tlinois St
Monument Cascades
Horace Wood
Ohio-st
Meridian-st
Cornelius Hassell
Maryland St
Zella Macy
S. Ilinois St
Darnell
L. A. Fulmer
English Ave
Elmer Daniels
Richmond
Harvey Holbrook
Marion County
Smock
New Jersey-st
Jesse Avery
Matthew Henning
Indiana Car Works
Indiana
Patrick Graney
Virginia Ave
Graney
Cincinnati
Geo. Schule
Ohio
Schule
Brutus
John
Maggie Rocker
EK. L
Katie Sparks
Rosa Klein
Izara Hall
Chas
Wilhelmina Schakel
Harvey
Nettie Shafer
Enos
Pearl West
Frank
Mary Owens
Deatte
Frederick Feldmeyer
Elizabeth Gelespy
Chas. Edwards
Jennie Graham
J. S. Ashmead
George Ries
Tina Weober
William Dean
Nancy A Benson
Samuel KH. Smock
Sallie A. Mathurman
George W. Beese
Carrie L. Janson
Will McGuire
Maggie Fisher
Michael F. Raftery
Maggie May Gorman
Newell's late hit seals eleven inning win for Indianapolis
Nearly 7,000 Milwaukee fans watched Indianapolis defeat Milwaukee 6 to 5 in eleven innings. Jack Newell delivered five hits in six at bats and drove in the decisive runs after McCarthy followed with a timely single. Fisher pitched well for Milwaukee, while Newell's wagon tongue proved decisive at the plate.
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Milwaukee
A.peg
Hoosiers
Brewers
Tod
Twitchell
Indianapolis
Fisher
Jack W Newell
Little Hogan
Newell
McCarthy
Weaver
Keat
Bolan
McFarland
Newsis
Stevens
Two New York Officers Reinstated After Court Order
Police capt. Devery and Wardman Glennen were restored to the force by court orders. They had been discharged by the police commissioners for irregularities, but were not heard in their own defense at the trial that led to suspension.
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Adam, Russe
Roth
New York
Devery
Glennen
Burglar Captured After Washington Street Store Break-In
About midnight Sunday a man tried to break into P. B. Ault's store at 38 E Washington St. Policeman Bacon fired a shot that hit no one as pedestrians chased the burglar, who turned out to be George Butler, a noted felon. He was bound over to the grand jury.
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Russe
Stevens
Sun
John R. Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Bacon
P. B. Ault
Washington-st
George Butler
Ele
Grand
Mills reopen with 80 striking workers back to work
About 80 striking operatives at Olneyville returned to work at the reopening of the mills on Monday. Large crowds watched but there was no disorder. The notice also mentions new Parlor Goods and Cream Baking Powder by Dr. Price’s, highlighted as award winners at the Midwinter Fair in San Francisco.
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Indianapolis Brewing Company
Mr. Chandler
Tan. Sun
Brewing Company
Frenzel
The
Any
ProvidEnce
R. I
Olneyville
Price
San Francisco
Reward Offered for Clues in Cronacher Vanishing Case
Chicago detectives publish a $200 reward for information on E. A. Cronacher of Ironton Ohio who vanished after a visit to the Grand hotel. Chief Ainge suspects foul play and cites a trainman who saw Cronacher in a Chicago dive near midnight Friday. The case hinges on his last known whereabouts and possible enticement or murder.
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Cronacher
Chicago
Chase
Ainger
National Detective Bureau
Ironton, O
Grand Hotel
Tae Sun
Ainge
Ironton
Washington
Cronachor
Cronadier
Hotel English owner recounts pursuit of Miss Jefferson Davis
Jerry Hall, proprietor of the Hotel English, returns from a long trip and traces Miss Davis through New York to the Gerrard and Marlborough hotels. He describes her as Mrs Jefferson Davis with daughter Winnie, adds praise for New York police kindness, and notes Col Fred Grant as police commissioner.
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Jerry Hall
English
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Gerrard
Jerry
South
Winnie
New York
Hall
Train Crew Killed in Washout Crash Near McCoox
Report from McCoox Nebraska says two trains sent to repair east washouts between Edison and Oxford struck a washout Sunday night. Both the engineer and fireman were killed in the crash.
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McCoox
Neb
Opening of Waverley bicycle building draws thousands
A Mighty Throng reports about roughly 8,000 attendees at the Waverley bicycle company’s new Pennsylvan ia and Chiosts building opening on Saturday evening. About 1,500 roses were distributed in under 20 minutes as guests were entertained by Misses Madison Booth and Sale with Messrs Langdon and Black and harpist Sig Maroni. In Galveston, Texas, a hail storm near Paint Rock killed sheep, damaged crops, and caused injuries over a short, local area on Sunday.
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Waverley Bicycle Company
Pennsylvania and
Chiosts
Madison
Booty
Sale
Messrs
Langdon and
Black
Sig. Maroni
Galvaston
Tex
Paint Rock
This County
Pastor Owen James named president of Roger Williams Univ
Hoxipayspure Pa June 3 Reverend Owen James pastor of First Baptist Church here has accepted the presidency of Roger Williams University in Nashville Tennessee. Other brief items note a health update for Miss Dodge and two girls who drowned in Lawrence Massachusetts over the weekend. An advertisement touts Lemon Tonic Laxative and Dr Price's Dream Baking claims a World’s Fair medal.
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Hoxipayspure
Owen James
First Baptist Church
Roger Williams University
Nashville, Tenn
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