Hoosiers Triumph in Washington Game
The Indianapolis Hoosiers defeated the Senators 14 to 7 in Washington Monday. Moffett led with creditable pitching and Buckley backed him with precise throwing. Daily and Murray worked the Senators, but the Hoosiers' offense broke through in the sixth and eighth innings. Daniels umpired the game. Other scores listed include New York 3 Ohio 4 Detroit 9 Philadelphia 7 Pittsburg 1.
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Moffett
Buckley
Indianapolis
Washington
Moffatt
Daily
Murray
Senators
Daniels
Eer
New York
Ohio
Ston J
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Robbers Roast Man While Forcing Wealthy Recluse
Uniontown, June 11. Charles Humbert a wealthy old gentleman from Fair Chance village was visited by masked robbers who demanded money. They gagged him searched unsuccessfully and tied him to his bed after roasting his feet. Neighbors formed a search party vowing to lynch the assailants if found.
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Uniontown
Charles Humbert
Fairchance
Sheridan condition again gives encouragement
Washington January 11 reports the Monday bulletin on General Sheridan. He had a fairly good night with only light coughing and easy expectoration, a satisfactory pulse, and improving appearance though breathing remains irregular. Hopes of recovery are entertained.
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Riis
Washington
Jane
Sheridan
Trinidad Colorado in Flames Report Spars
Chicago dispatch states Trinidad Colorado is burning with great loss of life and property though details remain meagre. A court injunction case against the Union Pacific and Western roads regarding American Express matter was urged with hearing set on lease stipulations. A state jury awarded 388 in the viaduct damages suit involving George Root vs city and Union Railway. Trainsmen from the Big Four attended Ketcham's funeral in Cincinnati after his murder in the attempted train robbery.
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Colorado
Tany
Chicago
Trinidad
American Express
Taylor
Susg
Union Depot
George RB. Root
Union Railway
Fudge “Howe
Ketcham
Ketcham,s
Big Four
Cincinnati
Spe
Fire kills and wounds in Lowett tenement blaze
A Sunday night fire at the Rock and Willfests corner tenement in Lowett, Massachusetts traps inmates as flames spread. Eugenia Vallerand 18, and children Peter 8 and Delia 5 die. mother Delia’s story involves leaping from a third story window and breaking her leg. Albert Vallerand is fatally burned. Mrs Boisvert saved her baby but may die from smoke inhalation. One child remains missing, presumed to have escaped.
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Lowett
Mass
Sps
Rock and
Willfests
Eugenia Vallerand
Peter Vallerand
Delia Vallerand
Thos. Vallerand
Albert Vallerand
Drunks, Delinquents Face Court In Small-Town Police Session
In a Monday police court session Thomas McCarraghan, a candy-maker, was jailed for two months for drunken behavior and threats to his family. Willie Leppard, nine, faces reform school for horse theft. Thomas Reynolds, with a valise of John Fife, was bound over for grand jury. Several bartenders from Morgan & Quinn and Mozart hall received continuances on Sunday liquor law violations.
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Thomas McCarraghan
E. Pearlst
Hyland
Willie Leppard
F. A. Coffin
Reform School
Thomas Reynolds
John Fife
W. H. Quinn
Frank Kelley
D. M. McKnight
Morgan& Quinn
Pearl St
George Pool
Louis Sumner
Mozart Hall
Delaware St
Butler University Commencement Week Traditions
Commencement week events unfold with literary society exhibitions led by Pythonian on Monday and Philokurian on Tuesday. Demia Butler hosts Wednesday evening, followed by Mathesian’s thirty third exhibition. Class day is Wednesday afternoon, athletics Thursday, and commencement Friday with seven of seventeen graduates excused from speaking. President Benton hosts a reception Friday night. Prof. Butler hosts Thursday. Alumni reunion occurs Thursday with events shifted to Prof. Butler’s reception.
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Butler University
Pythonian Literary Society
Philokurian Literary Society
Demia Butler
Mathesian
Benton
Prof. Butler
Butler
Juvenile Fight Ends in Skull Fracture Near City Dispensary
A crowd of boys fought outside the city dispensary around 11 pm on Saturday. Harry Hall was struck on the head with a stone, suffering a dangerous skull fracture, and was taken to the city hospital. Hall, living at 119 Indiana Ave, did not identify the assailants. Col Eli Lilly, director of the Gas Trust, said work will be done with any class of men and criticized local labor supply.
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Harry Hall
Young Hall
Dru
Barnhill
Hall
Indiana Ave
Col. Lilly
Eli Lilly
The
Gas Trust
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias Gather in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 11 the Knights of Pythias arrive by the thousands with many more coming on trains. Hotels report overcrowding as the city hosts the large gathering amid cool weather.
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Cincinnnati
Knights of Pythias
Fears for German Emperor Deepens as Health Crisis Grows
London reports a dangerous extension from the trachea to the oesophagus endangering the monarch as he absorbs nourishment. Crown Prince William was summoned to Frederickskron and reached the bedside, with a Swedish king due to visit Potsdam on Wednesday as alarms persist.
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London
Postsdam
William
Friederichskron Palace
Sweden
Pottsdam
Depew Dropped as Candidate and Shipping Dull News
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes Sumarey reports Depew will not run. Canadian fishermen allege poaching by American and French crews. Jockey Chas Cross dies after a fall at Jerome Park. John Barnes fatally stabs Capt Braddy aboard the steamer Dale on the Kentucky River. Barnes jailed at Carrollton. Keefer grandchildren drown bathing at Ottawa. Mr Grosvenor proposes July days to consider arrearages in pension bills as Republicans report heavy correspondence.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Chas. Cross
Jerome Park
Dale
Kentucky
John Barnes
Braddy
Barnes
Carrollton
Harry
Tom
Jessie Keefer
T. C. Keefer
American Society of Civil Engineers
Ottawa
Grosvenor
New Egyptian Ministry Formed Amid Global Flashes
Foreign dispatches report a new Egyptian ministry formed as world events unfold. Edward R. King-Harmon, Ireland under-secretary, is dead, while Dom Pedro shows improvement though weather remains unfavorable and the German ministerial crisis continues.
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dJolun Bright
Edward R. King-Harmon
Ireland
Dom Pedro
Sun advert urges notices for Wanted Girls Men or For Rent
The Sun invites readers to send in classified notices for Wanted Girls, Wanted Men, or For Rent Rooms. Ten words may be published free after a three day submission window.
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THE
Sun
the Sun
Kor
Man Arrested After Train Robbery Suspect Suffered Facial Injury
Cincinnati police arrest a man at Second and Main streets with a cut face who claimed to be Thomas L. Shafer of Indianapolis and said he fled Sunday. He provided conflicting stories and begged officials to shield him from a mob while investigators doubt his identity and note no such name exists in Indianapolis directories.
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Elizabeth St
Wm. Lee
Bunt Barker
Bush Thomas
Lee
Thomas
Cincinnati
Second and
Mainsts
Thos. L. Shafer
Indianapolis
Georgesville
Ind
Thomas L. Shafer
Enp. Sun
Ketcham Dead After Train Robbery Near Delhi
Cincinnati June 11 Poor Joe Ketcham the Big Four baggage master who was shot last Friday night died Saturday evening from wounds. A post mortem found bullets in his bladder and through his body. Investigators question Gowey and four suspicious men seen near Delhi. Police hunt tramps and suspects as the robbers are believed to be tracked.
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Cincinnati
Joe Ketcham
Ketcham
Aurora
Delhi
Gowey
Paff
Parnell predicts bright prospects for Irish home rule
In Londox June 11 interview Charles Stewart Parnell says home rule is more likely now than after the general election and notes abstentionist Liberal voters have returned. He warns that violence by impatients Irishmen risks Tory gains and that confidence in home rule is redoubled.
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Londox
Charles Stewart Parnell
Ireland
Doncaster
Szther
Gladstone
Ex-Auditor Yeager Arrested Over False Pretenses
Evansville Indiana reports the arrest of former auditor Charles F Yeager on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. The case centers on Frommer’s $70,000 in notes and Yeager’s collections from back taxes and guardian arrangements involving St Boniface church and the Little Sisters of the Poor.
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Evansville
Ind
Chas. F. Yeager
Joseph Frommner
Yeager
Frommer
St. Boniface Church
Little Sisters of the Poor
Joseph Honnel
Enticed from Home A Girl Joins Salvation Army
Miss Mamie Helms seventeen, daughter of James Helms, left a life of wealth to join the Salvation Army in Vincennes Indiana. Her parents retrieved her, she escaped again, and Col Thompson and his wife allegedly manipulated her to sign forged endorsements and betray confidences. She later returned home to a tearful reception. The episode fuels local opposition to theArmy.
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Vincennes
Ind
Mamie Helms
James Helms
Salvation Army
Sheet
Salvationists
Robertson
Col.”? Thompson
Thompson
Evansville
L. & N. Railroad
Elms
Europe
Miss Helms
Sun Man
Boston
Kokomo
Ft. Wayne
Earnhardt
Mass
Owensboro
Altt
Helms
Miss Helm
Miss Helin
Harrison the Choice of the Man from Maine
Blaine leaders reportedly back Harrison of Indiana for president and Phelps of New Jersey for vice president. The plan would shift support from Gresham, with insiders claiming Gresham could cost Indiana about 20 000 votes if he won the Chicago convention nomination.
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Washington
Blaine
Harrison
Indiana
Phelps
New Jersey
Gresham
Chicago
Mob harms man accused in Evansville incident
James Foster, a Black man, was seized from Evansville jail by an angry mob early Sunday and fatally harmed after injuring Georgiana Howard in Henderson. The case follows a troubled sequence of local vigilante justice cited in the report.
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Evansville
Ind
James Foster
Georgiana Howard
Henderson
Griffin vs Riebold Damages Suit Over Bates House Death
Mary Griffin sues Louis Riebold for 10000 damages in superior court jury trial. Plaintiff seeks support for her family after her husband was killed in the Bates house engine room by being caught in the belting.
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Mary Griffin
Louis Riebold
Bates House
Irish American league forms to denounce Cleveland
John Devoy elected president of the Irish American anti-Cleveland league at a Sunday gathering. A permanent organization was established as the group denounces Cleveland's administration.
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Leveland
New Crx
John Devoy
anti-Cleveland League
Cleveland
Town Topics and Local Notices From Indiana Editorials
Indiana Democratic editorial association to meet at West Baden Springs on June 13 and 14. Corner-stone laid for South Calvary Baptist Church on Maple Street. Schaffer’s restaurant sold to James M. Balfour, grocer at 203 West Washington. Trial of Doc A M Alexander for forgery grand larceny and embezzlement set for Tuesday in criminal court. Articles of incorporation filed for Farmers Milling Company Huntingburg capital stock 10030. Pan Handle runs a limited vestibule train Indianapolis to New York in 24 hours daily. Ten carloads attended Merchants Zouaves picnic at Madison. Deputy District Attorney Bailey jokes only one Republican present. W M Slater to lecture at Plymouth church on The Basis of the Ethical Culture Movement admission free Friday evening. M C A tea to be held in association parlors next Friday evening. Ladies of First Baptist to serve refreshments. Peter Colin seeks reform school commitment for son John aged fifteen. judge declines. Western Writers Association executive committee to meet at New Denison on Aug 7. members listed.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
West Baden Springs
Corner-Stone
South Calvary Baptist Church
Maple St
Schaffer’s
Washington St
James M. Balfour
A. M. Alexander
Farmers’ Milling Company
Huntingberg
Indianapolis
New York
Madison
Dep’y. Dist
Bailey
W. M. Slater
Chicago Ethical Culture Society
Plymouth Church
Ethical Culture Movement
the First Baptist Church
Peter Colin
Irvin
John
Plainfield
le Eeaisieeernes
Western Writers’ Association
New Denison
Richard Lew Dawson
Will Cumback
John C. Ridpath
Cyrus F. Nutt
W.taylormre
Thompson
Mra
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