Disastrous Williamsburg Fire Destroys Blocks and Factories
A major Williamsburg fire on a Saturday morning wiped out the whale block between Seut aind Nytheaves and 3 Ninth and Fenthsts, nearly destroyed adjacent blocks, and gutted the Brooklyn Casket company factory. Vogel Tinware and other buildings suffered total losses. Andress Sheehan, a delivery driver, fell from the fourth floor, breaking his leg after landing in a firefighter net. two firefighters Arnold Schreun and William Brows were injured.
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Bcripps-M'Rre Press Association
New York
Williamsburg
Eleventh-sta
Brooklyn Casket Company
Trust
Bragklyn
Vogel
Andress Sheehan
Case Ket Comiing
Bremen
Bit
Arnold Schreun
William
Brows
Double Header Saturday at Craig Field Features New Pitcher
The Miwaukess and Monsters are set for a Saturday double header in Craig. The new pitcher secured from Wattle is scheduled to work in one game, while Fisher handles the other. McNay and Bateman are slated to pitch for the Brewers.
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Miwaukess
Monsters
Craig
Fisher
McNay
Bateman
Brewers
Mortally Wounded Col Marcum In Razor Attack
Col Thomas Marcum of Breathan County Kentucky, brother of Cal J B Marcum killed in the Hargis Cockrell feud, is believed mortally wounded by a black assailant who attacked him with a razor Friday in Muskogee. Marcum’s law partner J G Robert Toomer was also slashed. the assailant wielded an ax at responders and escaped after an exchange with police.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Billbeogee
J. T
Col
Thomas Marcum
Breathiin County
Kentucky
Cal
J B. Marcum
Hargis Cockrell
Col. Marcum
Muskogee
Jonnsin
Marcum
J. G. Robert Toomer
Troneer
Ald
Johnson
Joseph Depew
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association Adjourns In June
Indiana Pharmaceutical association adjourned to meet in Indianapolis next year after enrolling enough new members to reach a high-water mark. The meeting in Terre Haute concluded with plans for future gatherings.
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Wrecial
TRE Bun
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Indianapolis
Review of a Day In the City in Indiana
Andrew Carnegie will be given a chance to aid Indiana blind people. The Indiana Association for the Progressive Education of the Blind, formed by former Blind Institute students, seeks a circulating library of embossed books via a slate library with a hoped donation near $10,000. Blue pencils and posters will feature at the urban event. The National Editorial Association meets in Gurnee, Utah Territory, with an invitation to next year’s convention in the state capital. Delegates plan visits to Coney Island in New York the following year. The Indianapolis Retail Grocers’ Association holds its fifth annual event at the State Fair grounds on Wednesday.
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Ndrew Carnegie
Indiana
Indiana Association For the Progressive Education of the Blind
of the Blind Institute
Gurnrle
Ter
Hooalert
Coney Island
New York
Indianapolis Retail Grocers’ Association
State Fair Grounds
Hyde Surrenders In Insurance War In Equity Life
New York June 10 Thomas F. Ryan controls the Equitable Life Assurance society after purchasing James Hazen Hyde stock that guided the firm. Trustees for policyholders held voting power. Paul Morton elected chairman of the board amid resignations by top officers. The syndicate plans to divest voting rights and place control with policyholders. exact stock price undisclosed, estimates range up to 3 million dollars.
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SUN
New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James Hazen Hyde
Grover Queveland
Juege Morgan J O'Baen
George Westinghouse
Policy
Hhalters
Paul Morton
Mavy. S
Tie
Hagutale Life Assurance Society
Toke Dimes W. Alesanuer
Jimnes Hazen Hye
Gage E. Tarbell
George T Witser
Willkim
H. Melutyre
Hode
Ryan
Central Haw
Morton
Ubanimogaly
Senator Depew
August Belmont
David J. Momar
James H. Hyde
Secretary of the Navy Trad
Aky
City Record For A Day Maniages Tra A Wella And Maud King
Births list includes William M and Amelia Stapelkamper Sd Lerman ah Rasmus Minnie Johnenn 116% Mile bart est Boter and Mary Stuck Linden JP Elizabeth Shank Fr E Mins ean hay Jit Lena Beyerndarter 194 Madt oon atrl Jacob Jane Wudta Caseel Hyland bey ond Mary Franke 138 Wyc haw 2 Deaths Infant Vickers 1 day 207 Northwestern heart dines tra Prive 22 City hospital syphilis Hattle Banks 2 ST2 Wl Eleventh pul monhary igherculensis Ma Ehterr 28 17 New Jersey my clus Building Permits Charis Booshe remudel Dewnty SLAv0 Stoughton Shafer cottage Cashrrine 6 B.C. Cleree double howse Arsenal Lim Laither Johnston vathage Bancroft 99 George Schmidt cotage State JM Daringer cottage Curren Both Henry Trollman dwelling si Irospect an Bout WW Templeton dwelling Sherman alive ste Hubert Goodwin shed Twenty-t1th 853 Hume Brewing Co repairs m Becher FOAL Failure repairs B Market 29 William Ff Kilnge double house st Harrow 9 000 TF tte repairs Grand pore house 8 S Tides cottage Dearborn 360 Mrs H Long kitchen WRN Beane vania 4 0B Copingér repair Jl Beltefon taine 304
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Maud King
M. Shules
Ethel van Orsdal
Wiliam & Myers
Nettle E. Bonny
Eliyer Hades
Olive Willams
Fred Carl Kennedy
Myrtle H. Mhnade
Willktay
Henry “Lee
Mary Gates
Herpiunddon J. Todd
Ella F. Firming
William M
Amelia Stapelkamper
Sd Lerman
Ah Rasmus
Minnie Johnenn
Mile Bart
Boter
Mary Stuck
Uf Linden
Charis Booshe
Remudel
Dewnty
Templeton
Sherman
Ste Hubert
No Sunday Trips Special to the 81N2
Minneapolis dispatch reports Milwaukee road official Pr vent A J Earling bans Sunray excursions to protect sacred ground after a visit to Bourdskoa town. He cites drunken shouts at the scene and finds saloons and gambling dens operating openly, with excursionists reveling in a carousal in most towns.
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Minneapolis
A. J. Earling
Milwaukee Road
Harling
Bourdskola
Insurgent Leader Daguhot Killed in Samar Clash
Enrique Daguhot, an insurgent chief in Samar, and 23 followers died on June 4 according to received advices via the BEVERIDGE route. Senator A. J Beveridge, returning from a three week European trip, arrived in the city Friday and will remain for several weeks. Newport Dye Works advertises an old knee for child teething products amid other notices.
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Bcrippa-M'Rae
Beveridge
A. J Beveridge
Tix Triy
Europe
Ile
Store Robbery Reported During Wedding Absence
Robbery at a Lafayette business occurred while J Lederer and Max Ilene were away at a wedding. Suspects broke in and stole a valuable article, valued at 230 dollars, with evidence suggesting professional perpetrators who trimmed the shop.
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Elwood
Tnd
Dune Wy
J. Lederer
Max Ilene
Lafayette
Body Found In Wabash River Near Perrysville
Special to the Bln reports in Veedersburg Indiana that the nude body of a young man was found floating in the Wabash River near Perrysville. The missing man is believed to be Walter Chamberlain of Lafayette who recently drowned while bathing.
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Veedersburg
Ind
Wabash River
Rl Day
Perrysville
Walter Chamberlain
Lafayette
Indiana State Medical Association elects officers
The Indiana State Medical Association annual meeting closed Friday electing George D. Grant of Richmond as president C W Stephenson Richmond as first vice president H C Sharp Jeffersonville as second vice president W R Davidson Buena Vista as secretary F C Heath Indianapolis and Stenaartt Buevon Tort Wayne as treasurer
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Douture
Weer Baden
Ind
Indiana State Medical Xasscimtion
George D. Grant
Richmond
Firest
C. W. Stephenson
H. C. Sharp
Jeffersonville
W. R. Davidson
Bueanevills
F. C. Heath
Indianapolis
Stenaartt
EK. Buevon
Wayne
Changes in the Central Club Add Lundbroom and Chapman Trade
A special to the Sun notes Springfield gains First Baseman Chapman and pitcher Lundbroom from Toteda in a midseason move. The exchange reshapes the Grand Ranine roster as the season progresses.
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Springfield
June
Asia
Steen
Grand Ranine
Chapman
Lundbroom
Toteda
Marion Robl Watson 100 planers died Friday at home
Marion, Grant county, Friday death of Robert Watson age 100 from Marion. Fort Wayne hosts Indiana grand council of the Union Commercial Travel era Friday afternoon. Boonville six year old David Edwards found dead in bed in Maxville. Linton Pee Wee nine ere accident kills Charles Police married with five children. Hammond governor Hanly and Dr Lucas dedicate soldiers monument Friday in Hammond. Marion home of John K Roode fire Friday evening. Roode divorce case proceeds and alimony awarded.
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Marion
Robert Watson
Grant County
Fort Wayne
Indiana Grand Council of the
Union Commercial Travelera
Boonville
David Edwards
Maxville
Linton
Pee Wee Nine
Charles
Hammond
J. Frank Hanly
R. Lucas
Imianapolis
Fiday
John K. Roode
Cour
Roode
Edo
Short Jaunts for Busy People illustrated folder
An illustrated travel folder offers a map and multiple facts about hundreds of nearby resorts accessible by the North-Western Lines. Send the stamp to W. B Kniskern, B. Z. M., Chicago, for more details.
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W. B Kniskern
Chicago
Wisconsin and Michigan Summer Resorts Illustration
An illustrated bank book describes over a hundred summer resorts along the Chicago and North Western line. It touts hunting and fishing sites with extensive maps, trails, wagon roads, and a list of hotels and boarding houses. Send ten cents to W B Kalgren in Chicago for the catalog.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago & North-Western
W. B. Kalskern
Fin Ave
Chicago
Fishing and Shooting in Temagami District Opens by Rail
A new Temagami region, now rail accessible, advertises top hunting and fishing in Canada. The area 300 miles north of Toronto at 1000 feet elevation offers black bass, speckled and lake trout, wall-eyed pike, moose, caribou, deer. A glossy booklet with maps is available free from W. Robinson, Train RY, 46 Park Building, Ma.
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Temagami
Canada
Toronto
W. Robinson
T. P. Trane
Park Building
Circus Arrives with Blare of Trumpets at City Grounds
A chaotic prep for a Barnum and Bailey circus followed by a rain delay as tents rose quickly under a new stake driving machine. Performers near the animals, including a giant and a midget group, draw crowds while autobilid stunts and looping acts promise new thrills for 3,085 employees and attendees despite wet weather.
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Barman & Bailey
Texas
Minones
Dain
France
King Alfonso Goes to Madrid in Royal Wedding Talk
King Alfonso’s Madrid journey sparks chatter about a royal wedding with Princess Patricia. Observers note the close pairing of Alfonso and the princess during the visit, fueling speculation and public interest in the potential union.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Scripps
Atrae Press Association
Lusdon
June
Attones
Nts
Abefonse
Patricia
Notice of public house privileges in Marion County
A notice by Joseph Hearne announces a request for barroom privileges at the first floor rear room of a Morris and Dakota avenue building in Indianapol as part of a county election. The document specifies location details including Morria Street and a rear kitchen dining room setup to support the license.
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Ae Koraest
Orank
Morrigst
Morris and
Dakola-ate
Oi Yandes
Indianapolia
Manon Ciounty
Tiana
Talsa
Joseph Hearne
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