Boys attacked by hog while hunting near Indianapolis
A group of four boys ventured from Indianapolis to a farm fourteenth miles west. They attempted to capture a pig for supper when a large ferocious hog mauled Clarence Williamson and others. Williamson sustained multiple bites to head body and limbs and was rushed to a local dispensary. The others escaped with minor injuries as the boys returned home after abandoning the horse and rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kinley
Vermont St
Carge
Wille James
John Connery
Clarence Williamson
Yilea
Indianapolis
Maryland
Mr. Kinley
Nation Road
Williameon
Cty
Willamson
Reid
Maryland St
Washington St
Skirts Save Girl From Drowning Suicide Try
In Chicago a Waukegan girl Nora Calloway leaped into the lake as an alarm clock rang to mark 8 o clock. Her skirt buoyed her, preventing sinking while she waited for a marriage that never came. Capt Wagner and Lighthouse tender Grainer rescued her. The clock was two weeks behind. In Louisville a Democratic convention adopted the majority report after a late night session with few changes to party rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nora Calloway
Allen Jadson
Wagner
Grainer
Miss Calloway
Louisville
Theresay
Despecratis
Gox
Beckham
Blackburn
McCreary
Olle MM. James
Lewis McQuewn
Lawa
Parker
Swagar Sherley
Lowlaville
Bottle Factory Resumes in Elwood Opening
Elwood June 3 The Na Honal bottle company resumes operations after a two year shutdown. Twenty men are employed in a remodeled plant to be run as an open factory paying union scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Na Honal Bottle Company
Miners Beset by Clashes In Cripple Creek District
In Cripple Creek and Victor region of Colorado, six miners reportedly killed at Dunville after entrenching with a larger group as troops fired. Eight armed men attacked the Victor Record office, wrecking presses and disrupting equipment. Troops arrest, deport, and ongoing clashes raise fears of further trouble amid miners’ uprisings.
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Hille
Victor Record
Denver
Juan
Cripple Creek
Dunville
John Carley
Presacv Ant
Western Federation of Minera
Minera
Platform lines at St Louis convention outlined
The draft platform favors tariff reform with no protection for all goods, distrusts trusts, and opposes the presidents policy. Bryan advocates abolition of tariffs except revenue, anti watered stock trusts, no silver coin adoption, and a government issued paper money plan with an eight hour day. The platform reiterates Chicago and _Hapane_ City lines.
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Penams
Rooseveltt
Bryan
Chicago
Hapane
No Politics At Summer Home Of The President
Washington June 5 President and men Roosevelt will leave the White House July 2 for Sagamore Hill, staying three weeks, then return to Washington. A formal rule bans political visitors at Oyster Bay, with few exceptions for national figures facing urgent matters. The president plans recreation at Sagamore Hill including target shooting, boating, tennis, and wood chopping, while keeping the Mayflower or Dedihtn available. He will return to Washington in September and resume campaigning ahead of the election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Sagamore Hill
Sagamore Lil
Oyater Hay
Core Tel
Tnink
Heeb
Uwtamtty
Veteria
Republic Arst
Piaefarms
George Washington
Virginia
Quhn Adams
Massachusetts
Amer
Brave Flagman Shields Girls From Train at Cumberland Crossing
June 9 at Cumberland Street crossing of the P and Rt railway William McAlister, flagman at the Cumberland crossing, warned three girls after seeing them on the track. He leaped in front of a fast train, pushing them to safety but sacrificing his own life.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam MecAlister
Magman
Cumberland St
Airla
McAlister
Toro Ella
Fzgman
Doctor Dies of Lockjaw in Louisville City Hospital
Cincinnati telegram reports the death of Dr J. Crall in Louisville City Hospital from lockjaw after an May altercation with politician William Rels who struck him with a catapult bottle. Crall had been unconscious for days following surgery and momentarily revived before passing away. He was to be brought to Cincinnati for burial.
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Cincinnati
Jacob Hoeffret
Walnut Hill
Crall
City
Louisville
Lockjaw
L.T. Cooper
William Rels
Loulsyile
Rela
Rela Struck Dr. Crall
Cinchanatl
Burda
Republican convention ticket prices rise as hearings set
Chicago June 2 with the Republican National Convention less than two weeks away, spectator seats are scarce and pricey as remaining tickets move quickly. All contesting delegates will receive audience before the credential committee of the national committee on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate
Conventions and Platforms Shift in Early U.S. Politics
A historical note traces how national political conventions and party platforms emerged from a scattered earlier practice. It recounts Washington’s era, the shift after 1820s, and the move toward formal platforms by national conventions, highlighting notable votes and figures.
Philippine Delegates Arrive for National Conventions
Four delegates from the Philippines have arrived in San Francisco for the national conventions. They are not yet seated, and recognition of the delegates will be an early issue before the credentials committee.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Cronje to wed widow of Strazel in world fair season
Gen Piet Cronje 61, Boer leader, plans to marry Mrs Johanne Bierzel 49, widow of Gen Montzersel, at Boer English camp near July 1, with eight married children. Second marriage follows the widowed Strazel spouse. Cardinal Satolli arrives in New York to assume duties and attend ceremonies at Philadelphia and St Louis exposition.
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BT. Louis
Sane and
Daugsters
Piet Cronje
Tenin
Cronje
Mra
Johanne Bierzel
Gen Montz @tersel
Bhe Hag
Cardinal Satalll
New York
Cardinal Satal
Richie-Ma- Toney
Philadelphia
Commencement at Short Ridge High School
The Short Ridge High School graduation exercises were held Wednesday night at Tomlinson Field. A record 172 graduates received diplomas. Diplomas were presented by Charles W. Moores. Rev James D. Stanley gave the welcome and Dr John Merle Coulter of the University of Chicago delivered the principal address on The elements of power. The band provided music and Lucien Begar, Harvey Mtout, and Paul Merrill were noted for performances and reactions from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Tomlinson
Frank Doudhron
Ted Paul Merrill
Jamee D. Stanley
John Merle Coulter
University of Chicago
Actiool
Lucien Begar
Harvey Mtout
Charles W. Moores
Municipal utilities report mixed profits in Canada
A state department communique from Hoblo Way Halifax shows Canadian municipal electric gas and water ventures largely unprofitable. Some towns post losses on capital while Brockville gun plant earns profit and Bracebridge lighting shows steady gains since 1553. Sumner league names officers with J H Broyles as president and a slate of directors and officials.
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Washington
Canada
State Department
S.comsul-gen
Hoblo- Way
Halifax
Port Artiwr
Hespeler
Kingsville
Brockville
Bracebridge
Bullet in Boy's Pocket Shocks Uhrichsville Family
In Uhrichsville Mrs. Charles Lents shot at her husband in New Philadelphia. A bullet struck a boy named Bucker in the stomach while another lodged in the boy’s pocket. The couple—Husband and wife—are jailed. Lentz allegedly paid attention to another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Charles Lents
Uhrichsville
Bucker
Lentz
San Domingo Quiet Again Reveals Naval Dispatch
The Navy Department released a dispatch from Rear-Admiral Sigabec stating Monte Crist will begin business on Thursday as all ports in San Domingo reopen to commerce after the revolution ends. End of the Texas Revolution era noted with emphasis on restored port activity.
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San Domingo
Washington
Navy Department
Sigabec
Monte Crist
Rouse
Births and Deaths in Local Records Show Family Ties
A list of births marriages and deaths with names ages and residences appears. Notable entries include Charles and May Wilharm 141 Alag omitest and George and Mary Ivy 245 Yanulernt Birth. Deaths mention Parker Smith 809 and Clairet with heart trouble, Schuyler Isurley 37 typhoid fever and ErnMe Jackson 45 Camp-st typhoid fever. Marriages feature Christopher Knopp Clara Moeiler and James Ball Agnes Richmond among others.
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Charles
May Wilharm
Jey
Dohn
Louisa Meehan
George and
Mary Ivy
Daisy Beese
May
Parker Smith
T. Clairet
Jefiity Rohinson
City Hospital
Torm B. Smith
Purgratt Bright
Schuyler C. Isurley
Lexington, Ave
Gustav
Ehmann
N. Bismarcks Ave
ErnMe Jackson
Camp-st
C. Melver
Talbotist
Heart
Arsenne
Christopher C Knopp
Clara C. C. Moeiler
Chetitian Angelbauer
Elizabeth J. Dodrer
Eaward T. Hevachen
Nancy EB
Robert Vowler
Isabella Cray
Dvare Scott
Annie Davis
James
Bertha Mershant
Jevne C. Daniel
Louise Anthony
Joseph Gregory
Herman Meritt
William Galt
Myrtle Bush
Building Permits Craven 2514 Broadway Repairs Additions
Craven building permits list multiple projects including repairs and additions. Names such as Kohn tailoring company and Emmett Yates appear with varied costs from 100 to 3000 dollars. Locations include 2514 Broadway and nearby streets. numerous cottages and dwellings noted with specific fees.
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Kohn Tailoring Company
Court
Californiagats
Quereked
Hardingeat
Railsway
van Woodruft
Parkway
Frank Henbett
Kentingtonave
Dorek
A Young
Thirtietht
P. Baker
N. Delaware Si
Blanton
Villa-ave
Naditlan
Nyo
Where Is Lock Toney Swiped
Toney Tu Cute, an Italian, told police he was wanted for stealing a metal mask sack and was sent to the workhouse for vagrancy. He flooded his cell and was placed in a padded cell where a commission declared him insane. A guard found no trace of the lock after Toney stole it from the office, yet guards have not located the lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney Tu Cute
Toney
Esvium
Heir of Cecil Rhodes Estate Appears in Asheville
Mary Virginia Rhodes Baker, heir to Cecil Rhodes estate in South Africa, appeared in Asheville on Wednesday. A missionary, Mrs. Baker, now about sixty years old, has worked in the Black Mountain district for years.
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Asheville
N.C. Jones
Mary Virginia, Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Virginia Rhodes Baker
Baker
Black Mountain
Open Lands For Homestead In Rosbud Reservation
Half a million acres of Rosbud Reservation lands in Southeastern South Dakota open for homesteading. Includes details on entry drawings, costs, climate and soil, and U. S. laws. pamphlet New Homes to the West explains allotment. Address requests to N M Breese Cincinnati Ohio or N W Ry Chicago office for maps and information.
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Sattipmene
Bonedud Indian Reservation
South Dakota
Chinago
North-Western
Chicago
Bonesteal
Bend
N. M. Breese
OS Vine Street
Cinginnal Ohio
Rosbud
Lina
N. M. Broens
Vine
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Kentucky
Packer
Mrs. Elias
New York Court Room
Negress
Will Bay
Will
Hannah Elias
Joan R. Platt
Platt
Hiatt
Chope
Ehr
AoBreax
Bath Ulden
Kato
Kate
Medssenger
Tombs
Washington Brains
Clark
Woodneaay
Ellas
Tambe
Forgarty
Flennery
Unie
Negreat
Yudgy
Colorado
Ives
Victor
Sherif
Edward Bet
Independence
Miners’ Union
Bell
Presidents Oyster Bay Home
Oyster Bay
Doctor
Wana
John Newcosk
Sam Large
Eltar
Tne
Susbebun
Democratice Republisane
John Adams
Cane
Monroe
Pompkina
Strazel
Lee Duttatn
India
Peralan
L. S. AYRES @ CO. Indiane
Holloway
Sumner League
J. H. Broyles
WW. Richardson
W. W. Walton
James Hurt
Treasury
W. J. Reed
Charles W. Brown
J. St. Lott
Charles Stapp
Ron Butler
Charles Wells
George P. Stewart
Reubeo Page
Aergeant-At-Arma
Craven
Broadway
Jennette B. Ferrin
We” Spielbott
Ithodes
Benjamin
Twenty-fiftheat
Brook
Commerce Ave
M.A. Willams
Trowbridge
Bart
Thoms
Vandes al
Teeeter
Nelson-at
TF. Willard
W. Phirty-fretat
John Grande
Lockwood
Naomi
Vigoats
Priern
Collings
Heytave
Brearns
Workhouse
North Carolina
Parkersburg
W. Va
Thaddus Patiege
Clarkabure
Weir
Sandusky
Lake Erie & Western FR
Spam
Union Pacific & North Western Ling
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
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