Frigid Fairview Sunday Battles Wind and Ice Cream Herd
A cold Sunday at Fairview sees wind whipping through the park as ice cream stands struggle to attract customers. Report describes passengers chilled on a municipal car ride, with laughter muted by the cold and a numb crowd seeking warmth. A separate note from Carpiuri, June 8, reports a letter allegedly by Duncan describing an accidental crime and seeking funds to defend against charges of attempting to murder his wife, dated May 13 prior to the May 12 incident.
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Duncan
Carpiuri
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Mob attacks jailer over murder charge in Wickliffe
Shelby, charged with the murder of Mrs. Sallie Moore, was taken from Wickliffe jail by an armed mob Monday morning. He resisted as he was strapped to a tree. the mob and Shelby’s defenders suffered injuries in the resulting confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louissvville
Shelby
Sallie Moore
Wickliffe
Porter County Increases Treasurer Bond To 290000
Porter county commissioners raise the county treasurer’s bond to 290000 as rising revenues justify the increased surety. The action reflects tightened fiscal oversight and assures public financial protection under the county’s treasury operations.
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Porter County
Expedition under Parry sails from New York for north pole
Wire notes report Lieut. R G C Parry leading an expedition from New York on Saturday toward the north pole. Also included are brief items: Mike Hollyfield indicted for a murder from 19 years ago. Gail Barton attempts suicide after casino woes. a mad dog bites a steer in Kansas. Henry Zickle commits suicide. Sam Liday shoots wife and others in Salt Lake City. and a building materials ad for A B Meyer & Co in St Louis.
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R. G C. Parry
North Pole
New York
Mike Hollyfield
Jackson, Ala
Gail Barton
Kansas City
Henry Zickle
Louisville
Sam Liday
Salt Lake City
U. T
John Kirby
Long loud kicks against viaduct damages heard by board
Crowds gathered at the Board of Public Works as residents and business owners contest the viaduct damages and benefits awards. Dozens push for higher sums, with Chas Reitz and J E Harrod among those arguing for larger payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Chas
Reitz
J. E. Harrod
Virginia Ave
Hoe
Harrod
Henry Severin
Hunt & Pray
John Schmidt
J. W. Schofield
Geo. Meyer
Chas. Kretch
Joseph Barcham
Toeppers & Co
Geo. Seibert
Volkert
Muhlbacher
Harris
A Fruitless Boycott In New York Lumberyards
The lumber-dealers association said on Monday that work resumed in every yard with nonunion men and no trouble had been reported. The boycott had not been declared off but builders were handling it. Bravy wagons were ready Saturday night to start Monday morning, and all yards had plenty of men for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lumber-Dealers’ Association
Cockerill
Advertiser
John A. Cockerill
Free on a Criminal Court Motion in Flora Ind
The Mabbitts and Oris Mabbitt with Mont appeared in court Monday at 9:30. Holtzman moved to dismiss as Mont had already been tried. motion granted and the pair were released. They headed to Flora to their aging parents that evening.
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Mabbitts
Oris Mabbitt
Mont
Criminal Court Room
Holtzman
Ireaady
Flora
Ind
Dalton's Head and Foot Store Hatter and Shoer
Dalton promotes hats and shoes at Bates House as Dalton, Hatter and Shoer, inviting customers to view offerings and shop for footwear and headwear.
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Dalton’s Head and Foot
Dalton
Hatter and Shoer
Bates House
Ministers Hold Frosty Picnic at Fairview Park
Indianapolis ministers association met at Fairview park for its last season session a picnic style gathering. Dr Goodwin spoke on pioneer Indiana ministers recounting early circuit riders and dramatic conversions while Rev Hunter discussed Presbyterian gymnastics and denominational schools. Dr Lucas opposed Dr Briggs and warned of a coming split among Catholics Protestants and agnostics with evolving church governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Ministers’ Association
Fairview Park
Goodwin
Indiana
Rice VY. Hunter
Briggs
W. F. Taylor
Christian Church
Dr. Lucas
Presbyterian Association
God
A Typewriter Girl's Tough Luck
May Ford, a Jackson, Michigan typewriter, faced a dire journey after a forged plea from a sick sister led her to Fort Wayne, then separation from her fiancé who vanished with her watch. She traveled by train, exhausted and broke, and a trustee’s agent refused charity transport, leaving her stranded in Indianapolis awaiting a return home to Jackson.
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May Ford
Station
Jackson
Mich
Trustee’s
Miss Ford
Fort Wayne
May
Indianapolis
Hay theft leads to chase after two twenty dollar bills
William Caylor, a farmer north of town, hauled a load of hay Monday for 24.88. A man named Johnson bought it and loaded it on Johnson’s wagon near the deaf and dumb asylum. Johnson paid with two twenty dollar bills and fled on Washington Street. Caylor followed, but the hay was gone. Johnson escaped and Caylor reported the loss at the police station, fearing he would be fleeced again.
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Hol. Walker
Laserzenton N. Llinois St
Board of Trade
Treasury
Russell
Fifth St
Fred Heffer
Rochester
Democratic City Central Committee
Hendricks Club
Samuel Loveless
Mississippist
Shoemaker
Vanderbilt, Hight
Dsoseph Robinson
Stella Morris
Frank van Cotten
Boolihan
Hattie Donovan
John and
Mary Arthur
Earle Haile
Hast-st
McPeek
Haugh-st
Wm. Turner
Virginia Ave
Rosa Heininger
W. Ray
Clinch Hedges
Lucy Hines
Arcadia
Ind
Annie Munier
Daugherty
John Quins
W. McCarty
Wallace Bradshaw
Pendleton Ave
Estella Crossen
Senter St
Morrison Cayton
Emma Knapp
Alfred Sharper
Eugenie Tschaegie
Charles Becker
Mary Bade
John Jolly
Annie Parson
John Fitzgerald
Hila Fitzgerald
George Hersth
Lena Weller
George Solomon
Rosa Kiser
William Caylor
Johnson
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Caylor
W. Washington St
Tim Griffin’s lawn gains bloom with six flower beds
The article notes Tim Griffin ornamenting a lawn with half a dozen beds of bright flowers and hopes thieves and dogs will leave it undisturbed to enhance the lawn’s beauty. It also mentions Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for skin diseases and promotes Seaton’s Hat Store at 27N. Pennsylvania-st.
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Tim Griffin
Seaton’s
Pennsylvania-st
Wales Baccarat Scandal Trial Attracts Courtroom Notables
The London baccarat scandal suit resumed with the prince of Wales and key defendants in court. Sir Edward Clarke, counsel for the plaintiff, asserted it would be impossible to remove Cumming from army rolls while the prince remains field marshal, prompting a sharp court reaction and public interest.
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Cumming
Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Charles Rascell
Edward Clarke
Charles Russell
Wilson
Charles
Sir Edward
Owen Williams
Woman Against the World Urges Blaine to Quit Drumming for Brewers
A temperance group denounces U S Secretary Blaine for supporting beer trade abroad. They draft a memorial urging him to stop aiding brewers and liquor interests, calling the state department a tool of the beer trade in humanity's name. Gibson freed in Chicago. judge rules lack of federal jurisdiction over conspiracy case. A missing wife case in Scranton. a short bakers strike in Chicago ends as wages rise and most bakers resume work.
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Blaine
State Department
United States
Humanity and Charity
Deepartment
Janet
Bakers
Chicago
Smcaga
Greenland Expedition Aids Pole Route Debate
A Greenland expedition led by Lieut Peary and Chicago Tribune correspondent Kenealey sails to assess if Greenland is an island or continent. Notably, Peary’s wife joins, marking an early Arctic venture with a woman aboard. The piece also recalls unveiling mishaps and a Brooklyn statue incident involving James M. Stranahan and a tale of governors resisting swallowtail attire at public events. New bookcases at ro. L. Elder's.
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Greenland
North Pole
Lieut. Peary
Navy
Kenealey
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Jamesi. Stranahan
Brooklyn
Spirit Land
Storrs
Violent train riot tops Kentucky news with gunfire
A Sunday riot on a Louisville bound L and N excursion from Frankfort saw Carl Taylor leading a drunken black mob. Conductor Wilder shot Taylor in the abdomen as the crowd fired at the crew and pursued the engine as it fled toward the city. At least one killed, many shots fired, two white passengers witness the scene. The report also notes Sells Olympian parade with a flamboyant, composite circus turnout including horses dogs and bands.
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Louisville
Frankfort
Carl Taylor
Wilder
Taylor
Abandoned Her Child In An Old Spring Wagon
Mary Rhoads Lived in Puyu Indiana on Monday, then left five week old baby in an old spring wagon at the east end before boarding a train toward Wa bath. Marshal Bryan arrested her, she claimed abandonment to find a home for herself. Damaging earthquakes in Northern Italy caused three towns to be nearly destroyed with many houses condemned and aftershocks ongoing.
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Puyu
Ind
Mary Rhoads
Wabath
Bryan
Rustee
Rome
Italy
Tragenanzo Badia
Halsous
German orphan society to build two homes for aged
The German orphan society will erect two homes for the aged at about $5000 in the near future. Mennerchor elected officers, Gottfried Becker to be president and Prof. Carl Barns director of music. The Indianapolis orphans' asylum marked its forty first anniversary at Tabernacle church with Mayor Sullivan presiding and a program of recitations and songs by orphans. The treasurer reported $12,019.21 receipts and $11,245.45 expenditures. A health department letter about pigeons on a doorstep caused clerk Ripley to seek a fix. Two Pennsylvania lines trains to Chicago offered for safety, comfort, and Pullman cars.
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German Orphan Society
Mennerchor Society
Gottfrield Becker
Carl Barns
Virginia-ave
Jillie Q’reilley
Maryland St
Thompson
Dave Wallace
S. G. Woodward
Wallace
C. W. Wilmington
Woodward
Lee Nicholson
Wilmington’s
Indianapolis Orphans’ Asylum
Ripley
the Board of Health
Died by Her Own Hand Rosa Darby Morphine Overdose
Rosa Darby, a grass widow living with her sister at 26 Macauley Street, died from an overdose of morphine taken for heart trouble. A so called friend heard her breathing hard, two doctors were summoned but did not arrive in time. Coroner Monker ruled death due to morphine overdose not self inflicted in a crisis.
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Rosa Darby
Macauley St
Mrs. Darby
London Still Walks Londoux Strike Persists
The state employes strike continues with directors holding talks believed to lead to settlement. Public transit remains halted as stages do not operate, travelers face inconvenience, and some private lines run at high fares. Company horses are fed daily but staff refuse further aid. Strikers tour company yards delivering fiery speeches urging resistance, aiming for a swift surrender by the company.
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Londoux
Epsady
Gold Mines In Dispute In Essequibo Region
Rich placer gold mines are reported in the Essequibi district within the British Guiana and Venezuela dispute zone. Chilean steamers are said to be placed under the British flag by a presumed ploy to an English company pending pacification.
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Walfington
Essequebi
British Guiana
Venezuela
South American Steamship Company
Englch Company
Train gang battles on J. M. and I. line at Columbus
A group of Indianapolis troublemakers rode a J M I train from Stymoon to Columbus Saturday night. They were drunk and insulted passengers, fought Conductor Harry Smith who drew a revolver. Five men were arrested after a savage confrontation, described as one of the worst cbs in the area.
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Stymoon
Ind
Indianapolis
Columbus
Harry Smith
Cbs
Marlborough club welcomes Arthur Wil son
Arthur Stanley Wilson of Tranby Croft has been elected a member of the Marlborough club on the proposal of the prince of Wales. The announcement appears in a June issue of the Times styled for a broader readership.
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Loxton
Arthur Stanley Wilson
Tranby Croft
Marlborough Club
Prince of Wales
Fresh Foreign Facts and Global Unrest Across the World
Reports say Turkish brigands remain at large while destitute Russian Jews flood Berlin. Germany seeks lower corn duties as Sir John A. Macdonald dies in Canada. Omnibus drivers in London strike for higher pay. Africa’s German and French colonies edge toward conflict. An Italian earthquake in Lombardy leaves three dead and 17 injured. Treves to exhibit Christ’s coat. Insurgent Chile accuses the United States of siding with Balmaceda. Queen Victoria decorates Mrs Grimwood, widow of a Manipur casualty, with the Red Cross.
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Berlin
Germany
John McDonald
Canada
London
Africa
Lombardy
Italy
Treves
Christ
Insurgent Press
Chili
United States
Balmaceda
Insurrection News From Port au Prince Haiti
Reports from Port au Prince detail a bloody uprising May 18 aimed at the prison, with hundreds of inmates freed as Hyppolyte's forces move to quell the riot. Martial law spreads across the western department, courts suspended, and civilians jailed by army arrests amid ongoing executions and turmoil.
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New York
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Hyppolyte
Oranje-Nassau
Port-au-Prince
Bose
Saredrager
Légitime
Hyppolite
St. Louis derby and weekend sports roundup features
Saturday saw Michael win the St. Louis derby while Princeton beat Yale 8 to 5. Chicago leads the league race as Boston tops the association. National teams, races and prizes populate a busy weekend with records set at Brooklyn Brighton Beach and Morris Park.
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Princeton
Yale
Chicago
Boston
Brotherhoods
New York Stars
Nationals
Shamrocks
Monroe Park
Journals
Grand Avenues
Brighton Beach
Geraldine
Leoa Frey
Billy Pinkerton
Rath
Ben March
Anchor Carey
Princeton University
Muncie
Tammany
Morris Park
Louisville
Baltimore
T. St. Louis
Columbus
Athletics
North America
Germany
France
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Bay City
Evansville
Terre Haute
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Beaton
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Paris
Edmund Blane
Seymour
Deppens
Witeborg
Clark
Joe Walsh
Omaha
Alphonse
Aunt Kate
Prancer
Marchina
Glockner
Sir Pianet
Surday Association
Batteries
McGill
Hogan
Magic City
Sullivan
Brazil
Indiana
Bloe
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Petter
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Kasp
Chio St
Meain
A. B. Meyer & Co
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Cilyy Life
Dr. Goodwin
Whoa
Dr. Hunter
State House
Hood
Clare
Gibson
Cricago
Blodgett
George J. Gibson
Federal Grand Jury
Shufelat
Smith
Scranton
Wim, Smith
Huntington
Kansas
Herusband
Oregon
Harrison
John A.jkasson
Kasson
Pennoyer
Larrabee
Lowa
Iowa
Ro. L. Elder’s
Rown Tale
Pennsylvania
England
Artie
CLUB
Kielf
Russia
Gladstone
Lorpon
Sir William Gordon
Florence Garner
West End
RED Hot Revolution
Hayts
Cuetmas
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