Riot at Paris Racecourse Attacks President Loubet
A Sunday riot at a Paris racecourse attacked President Loubet as royalists clashed with republicans. Leaders Joseph Lastes and Formin Faure were implicated. police and Republican guards restored order. Inspector Grilliere was wounded and later honored for duty. Countess de Castellane shouted support. arrests and punishments threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiano
Bip
M. Joseph Lastes
Deputf. Giers
M. Formin Faure
Oran
Alger
Grilliere
of Honor
Countess de Castellane
Anna Gould
New York City
Belfast Demonstration Clashes With Troops
A nationalist demonstration in Belfast on Monday ended in a bloody clash as troops charged a mob of about 80 with fixed bayonets, injuring a large number of rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Sixty Seven Graduates From Manual Training School
The annual exhibit of Manual Training High School’s technical department runs Friday from 8 20 to 4 00. Work shown includes woodwork forging foundry pattern making machine fitting cooking sewing typewriting hygiene and home nursing. Commencement will be held next Monday night at English Opera House with President Burris A Menkins of the University of Indianapolis delivering the address. Elizabeth Steinhagen named salvatorian and Louis Berinstein valeritorian. Graduates include Chas O Bates Katie Bly Louie J Berinstein Louise L Boyer Wm B Castenholtz Blanche Cayle Ada Dickhut John Gisler Nettie Graham Stella Greer Lena Gutzwiller Horace McCabe Gwin Flora Hervey Kenneth Jeffries Delos Ally Dora May Allison William R BallJard Carl A Bals Carrie B Beggs Emma Borinstein Grace Brown Bess Buchanan Carl Cabalzer Nellie Clayton Della M Davis Jessica A Eberhardt Nellie E Frazer John P Frenzel Eva K Gésler Alva Orian Greist Chas A Heron Julius Herrmann May Hinchman George Irish Anna Kautsky Maria Leonard Lillie Ipm an James Martin Wood Noel Jr Geo Boott Wlive Gertrude Reynolds Ida Smith Elsie Staneart Edna Georgia Stephens Fred Van Pelt Theo Franklin Veennegut Susie Wallace Samuel Watkins Louis M Iske Mamie Lolly Nellie Kindel Ethel Konz Lena Leser Allen J MacCorkle Herman MacDade Herbert Moore Albert Richi Elizabeth Ruark J Wilford Sands Herman A Scherrer Herbert Smart Aretha Stark Elizabeth J Steinhagen Ruth E Storms Chauncey Bratson Robert Wildhack Charlotte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training School
Manual Training High School
English
Opera House
Burris A. Menkins
University of Indianapolis
A. Heron
Julius Herrmann
May Hinchman
George Irish
Anna ‘Kautsky
Maria Leonard
Lillie Ip‘man
James Martin
Wood Noel, Jr
Geo. Boott
Wlive
Gertrude Reynolds
Ida ‘Smith
Elsie Staneart
Edna Georgia
Stephens
Fred van Pelt
Theo
Franklin Veennegut
Susie Wallace
Samuel Watkins
Louis M. Iske
Mamie Lolly
Nellie ‘Kindel
Ethel Konz
Lena Leser
Allen J. MacCorkle
Herman MacDade
Herbert Moore
Albert Richi
Elizabeth Ruark
J. Wilford Sands
Herman A. Scherrer
Herbert Smart
Aretha Stark
Elizabeth J. Steinhagen
Ruth E. Storms
Chauncey Bratson
Robert Wildhack
Charlotte
Porter父 and son face court for lawn mower theft
Harvey Porter and his son John appeared in police court over a yard mower stolen from Foley’s barn. The father was fined five dollars and ten days in the workhouse after the court noted his prior good character, while denying his son’s guilt. A juvenile witness said the father ordered the theft, and Mrs Porter protested the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Porter
John
John Coley
Thierhan
Foley
Porter
Stage Coach Robbery Near Shinyx Arizona Ends
A bandit who held up a stage coach near Shinyx was captured after a sheriff and posse tracked the suspects on foot. One robber attempted to resist and was paralyzed with fright as they were awakened, then fled pursuing the stolen guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinix
Ariz
Cap
Gerdously
Fragmentary report of deaths and injuries at multiple sites
A partial notice describes a fatal shock to an unidentified Bourne during a storm in Zanesville Ohio. It mentions Jasper Jones and son Harry 20 in Newark Ohio a buggy field incident, and references Houghton Michigan with Sheldon seeking light and a headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Militia Faces Off as Feud Violence Grips Manchester Kentucky
In Manchester Kentucky the White and Howards camps ring the town while Col Williams commands about 100 soldiers. The Bakers, 109 strong, are camped on Bear Creek. Shootings erupt in the streets as long running Bakers Howards feuds flare anew with killings and threats escalating since 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchester
Col. Williams
Clay County Court House
Eversole
Bear Creek
Gored To Death At Juarez Bull Fight
In Juarez across the Rio Grande a brutal bull fight ends with a matador and picador injured and the rider mortally gored. The first bull proves extremely ferocious while American women in the crowd faint or turn away as cries of Vive Toro ring out from the Mexican side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Juarez
Pieader
Warner shifts stance on free coinage in coming campaign
A. J. Warner former Ohio congressman and National Bimetallic League president says free coinage must be a secondary issue. He predicts three major combinations will shape politics, led by transportation banking and iron and steel interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Recor
A. J. Warner
Ohio
National Bimetallic League
Burning of Sam Hose Report From Chicago Meeting
Louis Le Vin, a private detective, sent by Chicago’s colored community to Newman Georgia, reported at Bethel church that Sam Hose was involved in a wage dispute with Cranford. Hose allegedly seized an ax during a confrontation, the ax struck Cranford, killing him instantly, leading Hose to flee. Mrs. Crawford testified Hose did not speak or touch her. The organizers plan to publish the findings nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis le Vin
Newman
Sam Hose
Bethel Church
Hose
Cranford
Crawford
Georgia
United States
Goodin Jury Holds Out in Piracy Case Against Maud Goodin
At 11 a.m. Monday the jury in the piracy case involving Maud Goodin and Luke Klein had not reached a verdict. The panel, deliberating since Saturday, showed signs of wrangling with several ballots cast and prosecutor Wiltsie close to losing hope. A hung jury would favor the defense, with no retrial expected if no verdict is returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Goodin
Luke Klein
Aimee Haskingon
Wiltsie
Admiral Kautz Near Honolulu As Samoa Tensions Ease
A Navy dispatch from Admiral Kautz aboard the Philadelphia indicates he is near Honolulu after leaving Apia over ten days earlier. The message, sent via Alameda, notes plans to sail with remains and send Brutus to Honolulu, signaling quiet in Samoa and progressing commissioner plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kautz
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Apia
Navy Department
San Francisco
Alameda
Navy
Brutus
Gansdale
Monaghan
Department
Ricautz
Samoa
Parisians Question Winton Auto Race Challenge
The Herald reports Parisians doubt Mr. Winton will accept M. Charron’s challenge for an auto race. Velour mocks the Winton affair as humbug and notes Charron’s cautious acceptance of all conditions, while remaining skeptical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Mr. Winton
M. Charron
The
Velour
Humbug and Compiang
Winton
Yankee Winton
Yankee
Dewey Readies Olympia for Homeward Voyage
Admiral Dewey aboard the Olympia declares he feels like a new man as preparations finish for the voyage home from Hong Kong. He expressed gladness to be returning and noted the Peak hotel rest improved his spirits before departure Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Peak Hotel
Jeffries Confident He Will Stop Bob in Ten Rounds
In Asbury Park New Jersey on a Monday in June, Jim Jeffries predicts a decisive win, saying the Friday night bout will not last beyond ten rounds and expressing confidence in his strength and readiness. He promises trouble at the gong and vows to be the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Asbury Park
N. J
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Marriage announced for Aliss Tindsay Poor and Col. Marion P Maus
In Washington it is announced that Aliss Tindsay Poor daughter of Charles and Mrs Poor of New York and Washington will wed Col. Marion P Maus United States army formerly on Gen Miles staff in late June or early July at Willow Bank Skaneateles New York. Maus has been ordered to San Francisco and the date depends on his leave extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aliss Tindsay Poor
Charles Poor
New York
Marion P. Maus
United States Army
Miles
Willow Bank
Skaneateles
N. Y
Maus
San Francisco
Births Deaths and Marriages Notice
Births list includes Karl and Fannie Trissberg at 3100 W Washington St a girl Fred and Donges at 1419 S State St a girl William and Clara Wolfred at 1408 Jupiter St a girl. Deaths list includes Etta Cubert Sadie Shepherd Anna Shinhalt Bessie Gardner Mary La Barth J C Spears Mrs John Leeklider with ages and causes. Marriage licenses list many couples including Richard Toon Mary Kegley George Fox Lillie Schwick Homer Burnett Flex Robins Louis Ashley Daisy Kinder Chas Fschirschnidt Loretta Rex Martin Seely Cora Cook Henry Harmening James Fleming Orrie Simons Liza St Clair David Gant Georgia Knotts George Flinn Ella Gable John Connor Katherine Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl and
Fannie Trissberg
Washington St
Fred and
Donges
S. State St
William and
Clara Wolfred
Jupiterst
Etta Cubert
Locke St
Sadie Shepherd
N. Geisendorf
Anna Shinhalt
N. Taccama
John Leeklider
Vermont-st
Richard Toon
Mary Kegley
George Fox
Lillie Schwick
Homer Burnett
Flex Robins
Louis Ashley
Daisy Kinder
Chas
Fschirschnidt
Loretta Rex
Martin Seely
Cora Cook
Henry Harmening
Anna Backman
James Fleming
Cora Brown
Orrie Simons
Liza St. Clair
David Gant
Georgia Knotts
George Flinn
Ella Gable
John Connor
Katherine Dugan
Mecca of Miserables and Police Court Follies
Cecil Clay attempted suicide by leaping before a Big Four train after heavy drinking. Patrolmen rescued her. Judge Cox fined her $1 for drunkenness. Victor J. Smith, claiming to teach tricks, was sent to the workhouse after admitting plans to attend a carnival in Muncie. Mrs. Lottie Scott was fined $10 and jailed 30 days for an indecent street dance.
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Cecil Clay
Raftery
Bates
Judge Cox
Victor J. Smith
Police Court
Smith
Muncie
The
Elks
Cox
Lottie Scott
Cincinnati and Return via C H D Sunday June 11
Two special fast trains leave Sunday June 11 for Cincinnati and return via C H D. Rail services run from Union station with limited schedules and connections noted for travelers. Local timetable highlights include departures from main terminal and rapid return options to finish trips within the day.
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Union
Semiannual sale on muslin and cambric skirts and drawers
Catalog itemization describes muslin skirts with tucks and cambric ruffles, lace edges, and knee flounces at semiannual sale prices. Also listed are drawers and gowns of muslin with embroidery, tucks, and hemstitching, all promoted as part of the sale with various price points.
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Pwice Weeee Seseeen Eeaee Biideee Geeners
Poigg Ccses
Ceckness
DTIC
Nottingham
Nen
Seebec
Cress Een
Brussels
Leeeesee
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Ywice
Creme Ao Cte
Cay
Cris Sale
Wtake
S.ceeeeees
R. R. Shiel & Co Fight Stock Yards Monopoly
R. R. Shiel & Co denounces the Indianapolis Stock Yard Co claiming discrimination after hogs were moved to a different pen. They threaten court action and urge a new up-to-date yard to avoid favoritism while noting they shipped hundreds of thousands of hogs and cattle and expect lower markets with heavy receipts. The piece cites trust influence and calls for competition as the path to fair business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Shiel & Co
Indianapolis
Stock Yards Co
Stock Yard Co
Commission Houses
Interstate Stock Yards Co
Interstate Company
Stock Yard Company
Franklin Landers
Chicago
For Rent and Help Wanted Classified Fragments
A block of short notices lists furnished rooms for rent on various streets and ages, including ground floor and first floor options. Multiple help requests appear for carpenters, a general housework girl, a reporter and advertisement solicitor, and a dishwashing help line. The text shows addresses such as 411 N Senate Ave RR , 217 BE Ohiost , 128 FE New York, 230 N Delaware, and 120 E New York St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Senate-ave. RR
Woodruff
East Drive
Nerina
Liberty
New York
Delaware
New York St
Hos
Care Sun
Pottery Trust Drive Seeks Capital in Millions
Col Myron T Herrick denies that a real pottery trust is being formed. The report notes capital estimated at 27 million dollars and mentions the American cereal company raising its capital from 1.5 million to 23.49 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron T. Herrick
American Cereal Company
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady in Indianapolis Market
In Indianapolis on Monday cattle receipts were light and market quiet with slight price changes. Good to prime steers and cows posted various per hundred weight ranges. hogs showed fair activity with prices down modestly. sheep and lambs also moved with limited changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ceecee
Grain prices report for Monday June 5
Wheat and corn grain bids noted with multiple grades and car counts. Strong wheat bids for No 2 red and firmer corn values across No 1 white to No 4 white and mixed categories. Oats remain steady with No 2 white and No 3 white quoted.
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ROBOT
Boy Porter
WE Unknown
Bourne
Kentucky
Bakers
Whitt-Howard
Tom
Dee
Jim Laker
William Howard
Butch Storr
Bal Howard
Baker-Howard
Thomas Baker
Bates Howards
Baker
Water
Marian Black
Bimetallic League
Goodin
Paris Dispatch
DEWEY
Poor—Maus
Mecca OF
Cincinnati
China
Zic
Acessees
Lde
Holland
City Grass Market
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