Russian and Japanese forces clash near Liantung Footholds
Reports from Rome Seoul and Berlin describe Japanese fortifications and Port Arthur actions. Russian forces mass 150000 along a line from Feng Huang Cheng to Kai Ping while Port Arthur seen under Japanese fortifications. A Russian relief column is rumored. Cossacks clash near Simadse with casualties.
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Rome
Tokio
Tukushan
Feng‘Huang-Cheng
Kai-Ping
Niuchwang
Liao-Yang
Port Arthur
Mukcen
Wurnpatkin
ST. Petersburg
Bakaroff
Wen-Chun- Ling Pass
Simadse
Feng-Huang-Cheng
Wild West Cowboy Pleads Drink Defense in Theft Case
Iala Thomas Carney told police court he was drinking when accused of robbing slot gas meters at Tracy restaurant on Washington Street. He was fined $1 and costs and sentenced to 180 days in the workhouse. Carney, a former British soldier and cowboy, had been traveling with a wild show and worked at the Tracy restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iala Thomas Carney
Tracy
Washington-st
Carey
Carney
South Africa
Blood Money Paid In Court Case By Father
Charles Boeglen rushed into the county clerk’s office with ninety two eighty in hand seeking payment for Phil Boeglen’s criminal court fine. Officials refused to take the blood money until Clerk James Norwood finally accepted it and issued a receipt in full, the cash paying for a deadly weapon incident involving Patrolman Bailey. Prosecutor Ruckelshaus commented that he would take his fee from the money received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boeglen
Metzner
Court House
Dick” Craft
Davis
Leonard Quill
Boeglen
Criminal Court Room
Alford
James Norwood
Phil Boeglen
Viteginia-ave
Waioankeeper
Criminal Court
Bailey
Phil Bergsen
Ruckelshaus
Five Pound Bass Caught In Eagle Creek
A five pound large mouth bass, about 14 inches long, was caught near Eagle Creek northwest of Indianapolis by Paul H. Krauss Jr. using a minnow lure. The specimen mounted on board is displayed at Paul H. Krauss's show window on Washington Street.
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Indianapolis
Paul H. Krauss
Washington St
Esherman
Engle Creek
Paul H. Krouse, Jr
Court Session Misquoted Accused Pleads Light on Fine
John Curran, accused of inebriety, took the stand in police court on Saturday morning. He appealed for clemency with a request to reduce the fine, saying he cannot pay much and would not repeat the act if given relief. He was fined one dollar plus costs.
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Munyon
John Curran
Moring
Curran
Costa
Crops Ruined Across Regions After Floods in Missouri and Kansas
Missouri flood relief reports say all wheat and corn crops on Kansas rich land are ruined. Thousands of acres damaged as floodwaters recede, with farmers facing devastating losses in rural areas of Wanbach City and southern Kansas.
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Wanbab City
Missouri
Kansas
Washington wedding seals admiral’s daughter salute
A grand Washington wedding linked Rear Admiral H S Taylor’s daughter Neville Lins Taylor to Lieut Walter Rockwell Gherardt. The ceremony featured a military display as Taylor received a sword gift once awarded for command of the Indiana during the Spanish American War. Taylor, known in Indianapolis circles, accompanied his daughter when the sword was presented in her father’s presence.
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Washington, DC
Walter Rockwell Gherardt
Neville Lins Taylor
H. St. Taylor
Taylor
Indianapolis
Counterfeiter Charles Johnson at Mitchell regains sanity after alleged crime
Charles Johnson of Mitchell Indiana appeared before Judge Anderson on Friday morning accused of counterfeiting. He claimed the bad money came from a can spirit land, then regained composure by Saturday morning and gave a detailed self‑account. He said he owed no debts and sought clothing with forged bills reported as crude impressions of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Mitchell
Ind
Anderson
Capt. Halls
Johnson
Plaster of Paris
Suibest Baptist Church Undergoing Repairs
The Suibest Baptist Church is under extensive repairs with a new rostrum completed and the auditorium redecorated. Hardwood floors are being laid throughout as work proceeds toward reopening on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suibest Baptist
Gas trust directors seek Supreme Court reversal on attines control
Gas trust directors still hope that the United States Supreme Court will reverse Judges Baker and Anderson and grant trustees power to control property and manufacture attines Ban. President Bates said no meeting is yet called and no decision made. Treasurer Lilygal doubts selling to Eureka investment, while a telegram from Indianapolis Bus Co. President Hastings denies authority to represent Indianapolis. In Tipton, Ind on June 4 Bessie and John Thompson, children of Albert Thompson, found carpet tacket in yards and swallowed them.
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Eureka Investment Company
Lilly
Eureka Company
Indianapolis Gas Company
Hastings
Indianapolis Bus Company
SUN
Frenach Faotion Hay
Indianapolis Company
Tipton
Ind
Bessig
John Thompson
Albert Thompson
Ralph Williams' Remains Brought Home
Ralph Williams, 22, colored, of Northwestern Avenue near Crown Hill, was killed Friday in a Norfolk railroad wreck. The remains arrived in Indiana late Friday, and the funeral was held Saturday.
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Ralph Williame
Northwestern Ave
Crown Hill
Norfolk
Indiana
Nnte
Ladder wagon called to open up flat door
Indianapolis correspondent Bob Tucker was barred from his own flag in the rink. A fire department ladder wagon was sent to the fourth story from the outside to enter and confront a stubborn night sack causing trouble. The ladder wagon's progress sparked a stir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob" Tucker
Indianapolis
Stet
Casey Fined for Battery After Forcing Entry Home
Mrs Denta Jacobs testified Patrice Casey accompanied her home at night against consent. In police court Judge Whallon fined Casey $25 plus costs for a statute and battery after the incident. Casey said she had asked him to go along.
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Denta Jacobs
Apaan Nve
Patrice Casey
Patrick
Whallon
Casey
Veterans Seek Department Commander Amid Stiff Race
George TH Thomas post along with G A Rosa Roinga push for Rev D R Lucas to be department commander. A large delegation will attend the Ware encampment as Lucas faces strong opponents including Morton C Rankin of Terre Haute and Jerome J Musser of Anderson. I B McDonald of the Columbia City post also eyes the post, though his prior defeat and political ties temper his bid.
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George TH. Thomas Post
G. A. Rosa Roinga
D. R. Lucas
Deartment
Waresuv
Ard Lucas
Morton C. Rankin
Morton Post
Terre Haute
Jerome J. Musser
May
May Post
Anderrut
Anderson
I. B. McDonald
Columbia City Pent
Lus
Police think they have good catch in Kreiger
Detectives believe they have linked William Kreiger to multiple local thefts after his arrest at 1157 Villaire for stealing a ring from Mrs Gruele. Investigators tie him to postings of other robberies in the city and in homes where he worked as a handyman. Frank Polk also arrested for thefts of groceries from Court House stores and a crate of eggs from Standard ten company.
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Christ
Hart
Mart
hisUnnave
Kruger
Furce
William Kremer
Weat
Kreiger
Charles Holtman
Rorner Noble
New York-six
Mr. Green
Villa-ave
Ely
Frank Polk
Chartersbt
Wes
Grif and
Hull
Court House
Standard Ten
Train kills Mrs Unger. man seriously hurt in collision
ST LOUIS Mo June 4 Mrs BAL Unger New Hardlaville W Va was killed and Albert J Wella Washington DC seriously injured by a Wa train Friday night Doctors believe Wella cannot recover.
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St, Louis
Bal Unger
New Hardlaville
W. Va
Albert J. Wella
Washington, D. C
Wella
Five Beds Made By Inmate At Dulletta Volume
A county charities board report describes an inmate at Sulfetta hospital who makes beds for five colored men each morning. The worker insists on limits, stating he can make exactly five beds and no more, despite praise to increase production.
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AL Sulfetta Hospital
Comminionere Vy
County Charities Board
Timate
Civic group urged to organize memorial day observance
J M Neely urged Indianapolis to form a civic organization to oversee memorial day for Grant army veterans. The Sun at G A RR headquarters notes veterans are aging, needs for a permanent body to continue memory beyond current Indianapolis efforts, and calls for statewide and national spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grant Army
J. M Neely
G. A. RR
Big Tears Mark First Time W It Van Faces Police
Wit Vanve breaks down in tears at the police station as he explains the assault and battery charge. The affidavit accuses him of intent to kill Milt Grose during a county fair incident. He admits long years of running from trouble and fears police.
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Vanve
Young Neate
Old Settlers
Vance
Milt Grose
Nathan Bay Beart Expected As Key GOP Figure At Chicago Convention
Nathan Bay Beart, West Virginia senator and 13th chairman of the GOP subcommittee, is slated to be a prominent figure at the Chicago convention. The piece notes Scott Hanna and Hanna’s confidences, Scott’s New York HQ leadership, and Scott’s health concerns amid a demanding campaign environment.
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Washington
Nathan Bay Beart
West Virginia
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Scott
Republic
Scotty
Hanna
New York
Iran
Stanne
Roma
Quay
Harrison
Beott
Guernsey County
Obim
Wheeling
McKinley
Internal Revenue
Senate
Pay Up or Stay It in Court Over Child Support
Alfred Printz attempted to avoid a verdict ordering $10 monthly child support for his former wife’s child, arguing he believed the child’s second husband should pay. Judge Leathers rejected the defense, directing Printz to obtain the funds through proper court channels. Printz raised the money with help from his employer, Michigan number company, and the matter proceeded. the divorce had occurred in 10 and both Printz and his former wife had remarried.
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Page
Alfred Printz
Judge Leathers
Leathers
Mme Noth Printz
Pring
Michigan Humber Company
Official count of recent international typographical union officers
The official count at the vote cuat in the international typographical union headquarters at the Desoto bulking shows totals for president and other officers. Charlie Hawkes led with 226 votes, McLynch 208k, John Hayn 423, Bracken 79, Bramwood 5,031, with various delegates and trustees named for affiliated unions and the Board of Trade nominating committee announcing its officers.
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Cnutt
International Typographical Union
Priday Etterior
DeSoto
al Totlaws
Charlie & Hawkes
James Mc Lynch
Tapuse Onlin
John W. Hayn
Minneapolis Vinion
Ne Presidin
B.J. Bracken
Columbus
Tearurer
J. W. Bramwood
Denver
Tniton
Na. Vy
Tring WA
Graham
St Joseph Union
A. F. of
Frank KK
Foster
Boston
Mex S. Haya
Crevetini
Frank Morrison
Chicago
Allied
Crofts
Pieter L
Board of Trade
Samuel B. Ewert
Frank D. Stalnaker
Elmer E. Perry
Charlier A. Rank
Walier
Charles ©. Perry
Harry C. Atkins
Edward W. Bassett
Robert F. Scott
Frank S. Murphy
Wiliam J. Mooney
John
Lasatus
Joseph A. Rebler
Hawking
Boy Seen With Gypsies In Child Abduction Case
Brazil Indiana June reports a boy named Raymond Byers abducted last Sunday while playing in Seeleyville. A Goldenburg merchant saw a gypsy wagon with a dark man and a boy matching Byers description near Lyford Ter Haute area. Police alerted, search crews organized, mother grieving as father seeks missing son.
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Brazil
Ind
Raymond Byers
Seeleyville
John ‘Tresle
Goldenburg
Lyford
Trent
Byers
Tresie
Sa ‘Ceesie Aatt
Bian
Tresle
Hyera
Brasil
Tod
Frank
Byd
Gles
Terre Haute
Ter Te Haute
Pr Byers
Pension fund gift to Indianapolis firemen praised
A dispute arose over a $200 payment from the Belt railroad and stockyenta company on Saturday, with a check for $400 issued to Firechief Coins for the firemen’s pension fund. The contribution acknowledges the firemen’s services at the stockyard site on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Belt Railroad and Stockyenta Company
Weather Forecast and Local Advertisements Include Clocks and Jewelry
A weather note predicts showers Saturday night and possibly Sunday with temperatures 70 at 7 am and 78 at noon, accompanied by southerly winds across Indiana and nearby states. Local ads promote summer clock sales, up-to-date jewelry at 38 Monument Place, J P Mullally Jewelers, plus Wilson’s remedies for coughs and colds and a Lake Erie bound special train to Cleveland departing Saturday night June 11.
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Indiana
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
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Buss
W. Wash.st
Bregemeir Bros
N. Alindia
Star Bosr
Tony
Ualom National Bank
A Richarda
Eagle Creek
Paul Krauss, JR
Admiral Taylor
Witr Frying Par
Hoheiseia
Hokelael
Martha
Acta
Baptist Church
Supreme Court
Ralph Williams
Mrs. Jacobs
PBS
Dulletta
Vlum
Aunty
Chiarltiss Board
Wit van
Nathan
Clree
Louie
Ohtan
Boy
John Tresle
Wilson
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