Warrant Served on Him Just Before His Marriage
Indiana happenings share a Bloomington incident where Rev. James E. Rogers wed Miss Sadie Freeman after Miss Mary McCoy charged betrayal. The warrant surfaced near the ceremony, amid a tangle of confessions, lawsuits, and local skirmishes across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrant
Bloomington
Ind
James E. Rogers
Second Baptist Church
Mary McCoy
Sadie Freeman
Israel Roberts
Mother Attempted Suicide Over Ten Cents For Baby Milk
In Marion Indiana on June 6 Char s Thrasher allegedly refused his wife ten cents to buy milk for their baby. She seized the child and leapt into the river with him but both were rescued by Charles Hines. The mother is reported to be injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Chas. Thrasher
Charles Hines
Thrasher
Lightning Causes Major Fire at Knightsville Store
Brazil Ind June 6 Lightning struck the big general merchandise store and stock of D H Davis Co at Knightsville Wednesday night. The loss is quoted at 12008 with partial insurance coverage. The fire is attributed to a lightning strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
D. H. Davis & Co
Knightsville
A School Boy's Reasoning About Stolen Bike Incident
James Lightbody a high school sophomore and fraternity member was arrested in Muncie Indiana for stealing John Docrastus bicycle. Lightbody claimed the wheel was stolen from him and he had as much right to steal as anyone. Prominent Woman Seeks Divorce in Brazil. Mrs George Haeberle filed for divorce and ten thousand dollars alimony citing habitual intoxication and cruel treatment. Mr Haeberle a leading local businessman.
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Muncie
Ind
James Lightbody
John Docrastus
Lightbody
Brazil
George Haeberle
Haeberle
Local Notables and Veterans Across Indiana Towns
Decatur names include James R. Bobo 61 former superintendent and judge. Huntington cites Jacob Lohr 65 a major county landholder. Fern honors Capt Henry D. Moore 52 who led company A 108th Indiana and later K 155th. Brazil notes Mary Walkinshaw 65 of heart disease, Arcadia. John Orr 56 druggist and prominent odd-fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
James R. Bobo
Huntington
Jacob Lohr
Fern
Henry D. Moore
Indiana
Brazil
Mary Walkinshaw
Arcadia
John Orr
Squirrel season opens and town projects progress
A杂 fragmentary Indiana notices report Squirrel season underway in several counties while Wabash plans asphalt pavements and Huntington hosts barbers and clerks in a ball game. Fire station work advances in Anderson southeast, New Palestine considers electric lighting costs, and tin plate mills near season end. Gov Otero will visit Pine Lake. Muncie official Henry Schumaker injures foot on boiling liquid. an Elwood glass plant well proves a gusher. Clinton township resident Joseph Stutzman falls ill with paralysis.
Kern turns counterfeiter charge into defense victory
Attorney Kern defended Mert McKain and Al Daugherty accused of counterfeiting by showing a nickel impression from gum. The jury found them not guilty Thursday morning as Kealing and the district attorney prepared to retry if needed. Kern’s courtroom claim praised the Supreme Court, affecting local political optics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kern
Kealing
Mississippi River
Kern
Reading
Supreme Court of the United States
Young Woman Freed From Bigamous Marriage Scam
A Indiana court case details Pearl Ensley being duped into a bigamous marriage by a man posing as James or Charles Marshal. Evidence shows a prior wife, with Ensley and the first wife both involved. Judge Allen referred the matter to the grand jury. witnesses’ names will be used to proceed.
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Grand Jury
Allen
Pritchard
Pearl Einsley
James
Charles J. Marshal
Evanston
Wyo
New York
Miss Ensley
Wyoming
Justice Stout
Marshal
Buffalo
Vermont St
Indianapolis
Major Arthur Dies in Sudden Cleveland Incident
Major George Arthur assistant paymaster in the army and son of P M Arthur chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers died suddenly at the Weddell house in Cleveland Ohio. He walked into the hotel office in the afternoon and fell asleep then blood flowed from his mouth at 4 o clock. He had just returned from Manila where he endured beatings by drunken recruits and remained in hospital before being sent home. He had recovered and was in good health prior to the death.
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Arthur
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Weddell House
Manila
Philippines
City Running on Tick The Board Keeps Quarantine Supplies
The Board of health engages tick for quarantine needs backed by Mayor Taggart's promise to pay. Dealers extend credit but fear nonpayment if the council blocks appropriation. Mayor seeks funds to buy property at French Lick. buyers and Mexican mine partners influence. Quarantine costs total $25 weekly per six quarantines, rough bill about $300 before the next council meeting.
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Taggart
French Lick
Women Enjoy Trolley Ride During Dental Convention
Dentists and their families toured the city by trolley on Thursday after sessions of the tri-state convention. A Wednesday concert and reception at the Propylaeum preceded Thursday lectures by Dr. Weston A Price of Cleveland and Dr. Calvis A Case of Chicago illustrated by stereopticon views. Indiana dentists elected Dr. C. E. Pitman of Evansville as president and Dr. Harry C. Kahlo of Indianapolis as vice president. Delta Sigma Delta meets at the Denison Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Thle Dental Fraternity
Delta Sigma Delta
The
Denison
Gilman warns graduates on era of Carnegie reading
In a Baltimore address, John Hopkins President Gilman urges Woman's College grads to avoid excessive reading. He cites Blind Helen Keller and calls Carnegieism a craze, advising not to read too much, then to think, and to use hands and microscopes to enlarge their mission.
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Baltimore
Woman's College
Gilman
John Hopkins University
Whitney Spends 3000 For London Derby Victory Celebration
Eight thousand guests at Gravesend race track toasted the London derby win of Volodyovski’s trainer Huggins. A telegram from Wm. Co. Whitney to Brooklyn Jockey Club President Dwyer offered free Huggins punch to all, with a special bar and continuous wine service as the crowd cheered. The affair cost Whitney $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gravesend
Wm. Co. Whitney
Whitney
Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Huggins
Volodyovski
McGrath
Huggins and
Crazy Man's Crime Shocks Beaverton Family Tragedy
William Arnell, in Beaverton Michigan, on Wednesday shot and killed his 6 year old son, fatally wounded his wife, and shot at his mother and sister before Samuel Depp wounded him with a shotgun. Arnell is said to have suddenly become demented.
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Beaverton, Mich
William Arnell
Samuel Depp
Arnell
Cornetist Jules Levy Headlines Fairview Park Concerts
Jules Levy, famed cornetist, will perform at Fairview park from June 23 for two weeks. He will play four times daily in afternoon and evening programs, twice at each session, backed by the Indianapolis military band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Levy
Fairview Park
Indianapolis
Mr. Levy
Burnett Ends His Life After Cartier Trial
Robert G Burnett a principal defense witness in Capt Onelin M Cartier's trial shot himself in his Green's hotel room Wednesday night He registered from Savannah and was a noted civil engineer formerly employed by the government His death follows Cartier's sentencing and his farewell during the ceremony Burnett was widely known in Savannah and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert
Burnett
Onelin M. Carter
Green's Hotel
Savannah
South
Cartier
Deadly Coach Crash Kills Four at London Race Day
A London coach returning from the Epsom track overturned Tuesday. Of the 30 aboard, four were killed and 26 injured. Police and rescuers rushed victims to hospitals as relatives gathered at the scene. The accident followed heavy traffic exiting the race day crowds.
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London
Epsom
Boer Colonel Marries Miss Joubert in Transvaal Romance
A romance from the Transvaal war ends in marriage as Col. Richard, a Boer volunteer officer, weds Miss Guttmann Joubert, niece of the late Gen. Joubert and sister of Mme Eloff, granddaughter of President Kruger, in Brussels.
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Brussels
Jur
Transvaal
Col
Richard
Guttmann Joubert
Joubert
Mme. Eloff
Kruger
Insanity Plea Highlighted in Kennedy Murder Trial
In Kansas City on June 6 the defense opened with hereditary insanity as Lula Kennedy's plea for killing her husband. The attorney mentioned ancestors in asylums while the state planned to present a conspiracy by the Princes to kill Kennedy.
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Kansas Cit Y
Nearhig
Lula Kennedy
Zennedy
Railway interests accept Yerkes motor plan in London
At a meeting of railway proprietors on Thursday the proposal from the American company presented by Charles T. Yerkes to equip lines with American electrical motors was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chas. T. Yerkes
American Electrical Motors
Erie Wins Over Tashmoo In 100 Mile Race
In Erie Pennsylvania on June 6 Erie defeated Tashmoo by one minute and five seconds after racing from Cleveland Ohio over a 100 mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Cleveland
How to Tell the Genuine Laxative Bromé Quinine Box
The advertisement warns readers to look for the signature of E. W. Grove on every genuine box of Laxative Bromé Quinine, indicating authenticity and guarding against counterfeit products.
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E. W. Grove
British Rout Boers Near Warmbad Station
Near Warmbad station in northern Transvaal a British force under Col Wilson surprised and defeated 400 of Gen Beyer's command, with 240 British, killing Boer losses and taking 100 prisoners. Boers lost 17 killed earlier, while British casualties were three killed and 195 wounded. Supplies worth 000 cattle and 18 wagons captured. Separately, forces north of Pienars river captured Eramus laager with 40 prisoners, 7,000 cattle and 60 wagons. Boers suffered 17 killed, British two killed, nine wounded.
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Beyer
Col. Wilson
Pretoria
Erasmus Laager
Pienars River
MS Boers
Episcopal Affairs in Indiana Diocese Name Change and Officers
The Diocese of Indiana in session at Grace Cathedral changed its name to Diocese of Indianapolis and elected officers including Chancellor James M Winters Secretary Willis D Engle Treasurer Chas E Brooks Librarian Emily L Upford Registrar Rev Roger H Peters The bishop's salary rose from 2500 to 3000 and the meeting time moved from June to May.
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Diocese of
Indiana
Grace Cathedral
Diocese of Indianapolis
James M Winters
Willis D. Engle
Chas. E. Brooks
Emily. L. Upford
Roger H. Peters
Armour family to fund two buildings for Armour Institute
Chicago June 6. Mrs Philip D Armour increases prior gifts by 250000 toward the Armour Institute. The Armour memorial school of engineering and a model workshop will be built, bringing the total Armour family gift to 3990000 for the institution.
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Chicago
Philip D. Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Armour Institute
Armour Memorial School of Engineering
Armours
Auction Roundups at Union Stock Yards Report
Cattle receipts around 1000 head with varied prices for steers heifers cows and calves. Hogs and sheep also listed with prices. horses auctioned by Blair Baker company with active but modest attendance. Prices noted include prime export steers 550 to 600, hogs 5 75 to 5 85, horses up to 575.
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Blair- Baker Horse Company
Interstate Stockyards Cattle and Hog Quotations at Indianapolis
June 6 report from Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis lists cattle receipts small and light with quoted ranges for steers and heifers, cows and bulls, plus fat calves and feeders. Hog receipts 200 with prices for good to choice, medium, and light hogs. sheep and lambs receipts light with quoted ranges for lambs and sheep. Stockers and feeders prices listed per 10 head for various categories.
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Union Stock Yards
Union Stockyards
Indcianapaplis
Renee
Ccee
Dianapolis
Chuwice
Etaeeensees & Tod
Chicago Markets Digest Wheat Corn and Provisions Report
Chicago markets June 6 show wheat futures mixed with July at 159734 73 percent and September at T174 704 70 percent. Corn and oats trade lower with July at 4 percent 814c and September at 264 percent 26%4c. Provisions list pork at 14.6746 and lard around 8.90 to 8.42 percent, ribs at 7.87 to 7.95. Eggs 14 12c. Butter prices for Creamettes extra 1914 18Kc, firsts MMlic, seconds wglic. Numerous dairy items like Swiss drum and Mmbureger variety show modest price markers.
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Chicago
Mmbureger
Poultry Prices Listed for Various Birds
Live poultry prices include chickens hens and roosters with spring chickens at 16 22 cents per pair and ducks turkeys geese and other birds priced per dozen in the latest market listing from local vendors.
Wheat and Corn Prices and Freight Details
Wheat prices show No 3 red 73c and No 2 red 78c with milling freight. No 3 red 69 7le June ce wagon 7TSe. Corn items include No 1 White 44%c and No 2 White 42te, with various white and mixed lots and prices. oats listed as steady with No 2 white 30te and No 5 white 29-32, hay dull with No 1 timothy 1.79-12.25. Inspection notes enumerate multiple car counts by grade and color for Wheat, Corn, Hay, and misc divisions.
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Atic
Dlac
Timothy
Hay
The Jobbing Trade Prices for Poultry and Produce
A detailed list of prices paid by shippers for poultry, dairy, nuts, coffee, sugars, canned goods, flour, spices, beans, molasses, rice, coal, drugs, and seafood. Includes turkey hens, toms, fowls, cocks, ducks, geese, spring chickens, cheeses, butter, hides, tallow, candies, nuts, coffee varieties, sugars with multiple grade prices, salts, and miscellaneous staples. Also lists fruits, vegetables, canned goods, oysters, fish, clams, lobsters, and shellfish prices.
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New York
Limburger
Java
Golden Rio
Bourbon Santos
Golden Santos
Prime Santos
Arioss
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dulsworth’s
Columbia
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
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Bush
Jarvis J. Bain
Martinsville
East
West Point
Faris
Goshen
Democrat
Fort Wayne
Bloomington Commercial Club
Thomas Unseld
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Veronica Deacon
Moores Hill College
Delta Chapter
Phi Kappa Psi
Lafayette
Purdue University
Sutherland
Cincinnati, Richmond
Shelbyville
Christian Graft
Portland
Graft Brothers
Kreigh
Graft
Karl
Peter J. Stoudt
Marion Stewart
Carrie Gabbleman
Osgood Elopers
North Vernon
Stewart
Anderson
Charlies L. Henry
Union Traction Company
Ohio
Mr. Henry
Europe
Noah Stubbins
Red Bridge
Wabash County
Stubbins
Thomas ‘Rue
Floyd Nelson
Rose Moore
Nelson
Miss Moore
W. H. Brevoort
Vincennes
Babe
Wabash
Elkhart River
New Palestine Town Board
Miguel E. Otero
New Mexico
J. W. Crumpacker
J. T. Fry
Pine Lake
Henry J. Schumaker
Pittsburg Glass Company
Elwood
Joseph Stutzman
Clinton Township
Elkhart County
W. R B. Collins
Charles Marshal
Northern Pacific Railroad
Michigan
Maj. Arthur
Board of Health
Prof. " Gilman
Fairview
Streetcar Company
Capt. Carter
American Motors
Wikson
Warmuade
Warmbad Station
Northern
Episcopal Affairs
Interstate Stock Yards
Hach
Emale Orges
City Grain Market
Alabama
Florida
California
Kentucky
Coal and Coke
Castile
Kingan & Co
Stacy Bulk
J. SF & Co
F. Brand
O. K
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