Mystery of Kinney Death Casts Doubt on Fall Theory
Thomas Kinney, a Kingan's pork packer employee, was found dead on Washington Street near the Johnson block after a night of drinking. Coroner Ridpath ordered a post mortem as investigators weigh whether foul play, a push, or a fatal fall caused a fractured skull and bloody handkerchief tied to the case.
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Wyatton Merrill
Capt Worrel Stories Stir Acton License Fight
Capn Worrel, a tall veteran and new chief of the bureau of statistics, is linked to a wartime coffin tale as Acton residents erupt over John Bragu pier’s liquor license. The county commissioners granted the license amid protests from locals eager to stop the establishment.
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Frenzel Defeated In Board of Trade Election
Poll closed at six o'clock Monday after 25 votes were cast. The Citizens ticket drew little support for treasurer 0 N Frenzel, while the contest was mainly between regular and independent factions. Golf defeated Frenzel 156 to 18 percent and the rest of the regular ticket won: Geo C Tanner president Wm Piel Jr vice president W J Golt treasurer W J C Golt governor Wm Scott J A Richardson J S Gordon W B Holton Gen C G Beck Albert Gall J B McGettigan Ford Woods J W Murphy C F Sayles J F Wahick.
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Albert Gall
J. BE. McGettigan
Ford Woods
J. W. Murphy
C. F. Sayles
J. F. Wahick
Keil Dead in Winkler's Barber Shop Near Court House
Tailor Keil, about 50, died Tuesday afternoon in Winkler's barbershop near the courthouse after collapsing in the street and again while talking. Dr. W B Clark pronounced him dead. No immediate family. Remains taken to Hermann's morgue.
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London Weather Dampens Bank Holiday Outing
Lonnoy June 11 reports a rainy ghastly day with fires lit across the city. Excursionists were drenched, railroad receipts small, and the bank holiday a miserable failure amid fog mud rain and cold.
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Family Plans Ski Week and Political Management
Washington dispatch reports the president's family traveling to Deer Park this week while Blaine and family head to Bar Harbor on June 20. Walker Blaine will manage White House politics during his father’s absence, signaling a temporary shift in administration duties.
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Milwaukee buys Pabst mine for five dollars
Milwaukee men report the Metropolitan Iron and Jana company has purchased the Pabst mine for 5 dollars. The strange note of “Liners bring you shivers” appears in the dispatch, adding little to the business item.
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M3ropelitan Iron and Jana Company
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Cronin Slayers Mystery Deepens in Chicago Probe
Police chase Cronin case suspect matching description as an ice man tied to McGinnia. Wife’s testimony led to arrest. Woodruff ranks as key figure alongside. New arrest connects King to the ride with Woodruff. Sullivan linked to cottage renters and to painting crime scenes.
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Man revived after presumed death in Lafayette
Seven months prior Lafayette Kennard, a Phoenixville iron works employee, suffered inflammatory rheumatism and heart trouble. Believed dying, he appeared dead as his family prepared for funeral. On Saturday he revived, moving and speaking, and doctors say recovery now possible though initial prognosis was hopeless.
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McDaniel Cleared In Pool Room Trial By Mayor
Jess L. McDaniel was discharged after a Tuesday morning trial led by Mayor Jenny Denny. Police had hunted for a violation of Supt Travis’ order to close pool rooms but produced no evidence. The defense argued posting scores and bulletins were legitimate business, prompting dismissal.
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Bass
Bodies Pulled From River Near Andersons Ferry
Cincinnati June 11 two men and a woman were taken from the river at Andersons Ferry. They are believed to be Johnstown flood victims.
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Colored entertainments and basket meetings highlighted for June
The notice lists a Tuesday entertainment by Baker and Duncansony and the Smith brothers at Allen Chapel. Rev. I J Manson promotes a Jones Tabernacle June union basket meeting at Blue River park on June 14 with 50 cent round trip. Additional baptist and A M E Zion events run June 16 and June 18 with Rev D Anderson and others, pricing 69 cents adults 30 cents children.
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Louisville
Johnstown Flood Death Toll and Rescue Efforts Update
Reports from Jonxstown on June 11 describe efforts to clear debris at the bridge, with two dozen stationary enmes aiding cleanup. A funeral was held for the first victim since the flood, as bodies decompose and some are unidentified, while the state plans to assume control and withdraw volunteers as residents resume care of themselves.
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Truths of Mxapyeration and Johnstown Aftermath
Reports from Johnstown Pa and Chicago spell escalating tensions after the disaster. Surgeons and officials criticize politicians while laborers protest wage cuts. An influx of workers is anticipated as the city braces for continued rebuilding and increased activity.
Prohibition clash over oratorical contest sparks party rift
At a central prohibition club meeting, a resolution condemns whisky party influence on recent contest judges including County Clerk Joan R. Wilson and Mrs. Mary K. E. Haggart. They allege Republican bias favored Miller of DePauw in a contest opposing prohibition, seen as a reflection on the party’s stance. Four miners killed by a mine roof collapse at Plymouth. Halibax prepares for a major outdoor tournament. Local ad notes shoe liquidation at Geo. P. Marott.
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Dance of Nations at English’s Opera House Delights Indy
The Kirmess carnival spectacle at English’s Opera House in Indianapolis showcased a grand national tableau with dances from Egypt, India, Teutons, Japs, and Native American themes. Performers wore vibrant costumes, the queen and attendants led a procession, and audiences applauded the colorful, energetic pageant while some curtain delays and wall issues were noted.
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Remarkable divorce suit opened in city court
A startling divorce case unfolds as Mrs. James Phyling sues for desertion and alimony. Her husband replies with a bizarre tale of hair envy and perverse observations, claiming baldness of his wife and a comic incident with her long hair. The chaos extends to local council matters and broader political chatter, reflecting a tumultuous June in multiple cities.
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Indianapolis and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Muddy City Contest
In Chicago and Indianapolis baseball fans saw a cold damp crowd as Chicago lost the first game 6 to 4 while Indianapolis won 6 to 1. Burdick and Dely led scoring for Minneapolis, with Hutchinson and Sommers contributing for the Amateurs. The second game remained scoreless until late innings, and both teams struggled on a rain threatening day.
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High license drive gains in state amid clerical support
Balnamh Monh June 10 special: The high license question draws strong support from Cardinal Gibbons Bishop Paret and other city and state leaders. Advocates hope to raise the license to 1000 dollars to shut down small groggeries that are widespread.
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Saloons Closed on Sunday Across City
A newspaper note reports Sunday arrests of saloonists and state authorities enforcing a ban on concert saloons for the first time in a year. The change marks stricter Sunday closures with enforcement extending into the following day.
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