River-side anglers chase ghost fish on Kankakee river
In northern Indiana the winding Kankakee river hosts club houses along its banks near the Monon railroad. Lafayette and Indianapolis parties fish from dawn until night seeking bass and pike. a famed ghost fish tale centers on a large white creature seen but never caught by an old half breed Indian and local sportsmen. Dog fish menace the stock while fly fishing thrives on the Flatrock.
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Close Oul for Republicans Elliott Shepard Near Vice Presidential Nomination
In Mrynearonis dated June 13 a Chicago era wires report reveals Elliott F. Shepard of the New York Mail and Distress came within two votes of the vice presidential nomination at the Republican convention. Delegates halted balloting to block Shepard after learning he might be the second choice, with Sloat Fassett and later Reid discussed as alternatives.
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Mrynearonis
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Empire State
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Shepard
Platt
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White- Jaw Reid
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Fifteen Killed by Lightning in Spanish Storm
Reports from Spain detail a violent Sunday storm system with multiple church strikes and many casualties. In Melias a church collapse killed ten and injured 28. Mucientes reported five dead and ten injured at another church. Burgos saw wall damage but no injuries. A waterspout flooded homes in Townousz with widespread property loss and交通 halt.
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Mucientes
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Fifty People Reported Drowned In Lake Minnetonka Rumor
A sensational street rumor in St Paul claimed a steamer overturned on Lake Minnetonka during a Sunday storm, with 50 to 75 people drowned. No confirmation found as telegraph lines were down and reports from the lake were unavailable early Monday.
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Fire Chief Sam Wilkins Dies in Indiana Home
Sam Wilkins former fire chief and 23 year inmate of an insane hospital died Sunday of consumption. He believed he led an entire fire department and his body will be buried at his Nobies Port Indiana home. The report mentions various garbled references to medicines and institutions.
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Insane Hospital
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Ind
Fourth District school race shocks GOP as Russe wins
In Guthrie Oklahoma, the fourth district elects Russe amid Republican opposition to Frenzel. Voters backed Russe 705 to 400 for Mauer and 177 for Denny, while seventh district vote goes Roth 531 to Buddenbaum 209 and eighth district sees Adam 1,228 to Williams 654. A separate Guthrie race turmoil ends with a lynching, as a mob surrounds the jail after a black man is accused of attacking white women.
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Sunday sermons and a university address mark diverse themes
At Mayflower church Rev W E C Wright spoke on education among Indians Chinese and mountain natives. Rev Dr Buchtel urged living to bear fruit. The Rev Carstensen of St Pauls preached on Christ reviving a dead soul. President Butler gave a bachelor’s address on Individuality, linking socialism to enlightened liberty.
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City Life Highlights From Marion County Briefs
This digest notes a hot 91 degree Sunday as farmers tilled all day. It records misadventure with Mrs Etta Wilson dislocating her wrist after a streetcar fall at Armstrong’s park and local crime, court actions, and civic meetings. It lists divorces, a court ruling, street work conflicts, a baseball game result, and several obituaries and marriages notices across Marion and surrounding areas.
Sunday Haughville youths fined after mare injure act
Sunday three Haughville youths Charles Rocap William Carpenter and George Julian hunted near North Indianapolis. They aimed a tin can mark at William Montgomery s gray mare in his pasture, injuring it. Rocap was fined 50 dollars in police court after attorney Cooper proved the hit. Mothers tearful, one threatened to chop the prosecutor into a million pieces. Other suspects arrested at Union Station faced loitering and continued cases, with Mrs Hattie Floris reporting theft of 20 dollars.
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William Carpenter
George Julian
Haughville
William Montgomery
Indianapolis
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Kelly
Williams
A Brio t in Ireland at Limerick clash
Rival Irish nationalists clashed Sunday in Limerick as anti-Parnellites attempted to disrupt a Parnellite meeting. Police charged the mob with clubs. fighting ceased with rocks and shillelahs. Two men suffered skull fractures amid numerous arrests.
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Bulldogs
Father Mollinger Miracle at Mt Troy Chapel
Reports from Pirrspure allegheny describe St Anthony day events with Father Mollinger healing the sick and halted, as 10000 pilgrims gathered to the mountain chapel. Separately a New York agency notes Russia's crop prospects and possible limits on wheat and rye exports as ukases may be ratified by the government.
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Cabinet orders push Mediterranean squadron to Barcelona
A cabinet council resolved to take energetic action against Barcelona strikers. The Mediterranean squadron is ordered to sail immediately for the port, with additional military reinforcements kept ready in case their services are needed.
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Mediterranean
Scorching Monday Weather in Indianapolis Temp Hit 92
The Monday heat wave in Indianapolis brought a 92 degree high as recorded by the signal service. Last year on the same date the temperature stayed in the eighties, though June 15 also reached 92. Heat above 90 at this season is not unusual.
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Indianapolis
Mercury
Desperate inmate attempts suicide at county jail
Varraraiso June 13. Peter Lauer, an inmate in the insane ward, cut his throat with window glass on Saturday but survived. He then drove the glass into his stomach and lies in critical condition. authorities report he is in the county jail hospital with serious injuries.
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Walter Nelson to be executed at Clinton Prison
Aubany N Y June 13 Walter Nelson the wife murderer was sentenced Saturday to die at Clinton prison during the week beginning July 24.
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Indiana Weather Forecast For June 14 1992
Indiana forecast for the 36 hours ending 8 p.m. June 14 1992 calls for warmer conditions and fair weather on Monday followed by fair weather on Tuesday.
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Indiana
Last Week at the Park Dramatic Run Ends
The Park enters its final week with the sterling standard drama Ten Nights in a Bar Room presented by a strong company. An unrelated note mentions Dr Bufkin M offering a cancer cure claim.
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Peffer Urges Increased Circulating Medium in Senate
General Washington notes the president sent in nominations William Arnd Iowa surveyor of customs at Council Bluffs and Mrs. Louisa Holmes Pleasanton Kas postmaster. Peffer spoke at length in the senate supporting his bill to increase and improve the circulating medium as lawmakers discuss financial policy after the Minneapolis convention coverage.
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William Arnd
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Louisa Holmes
Pleasanton
Kas
Voorhees
Peffer
Senate
Base Ball Magnates Meet at Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York June 13. Great interest centers on a baseball magnates meeting at the Fifth Ave hotel. Action will affect several clubs in the championship race and financially. Some clubs lack strength to compete, especially the last five teams. Leaders aim to remedy by distributing surplus players under contract to weaker clubs to bolster those teams.
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Fifth-ave
Noblesville To Host McDonald Case Trial
Monday morning attorneys in the McDonald case appeared before Judge Brown and said Hamilton county will host the trial. Judge Brown formalized the entry and transferred the case to Noblesville for proceedings.
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Town Tale
The Progress military band plans a concert at Fairview park Wednesday evening. Judge Harper granted a divorce to Lena and Fred Terry, with custody to Lena. Gov. Chase preached at Westfield Sunday and will speak at the Bielerst flag raising Tuesday. Buckle post meets Tuesday at 2 pm to attend the flag raising at No 26 school on Bieler-st. Walter Jackson received a five year penitentiary term for stealing $73 from Fred Hergt. David Keller reported his home at 938 West St entered and $650 in notes stolen Saturday night. Peter Fuchs sues William Bullman Henry Lichtenberg and William Schliecer for $10,000 damages over alleged wife’s insanity and property theft. Indiana physio medical college faculty adopted resolutions honoring late Andrew Wallace former president of trustees. they attended his funeral Monday. A. L. Stockwell in town Thursday seeking votes for congress district five, promising higher People's Party support next fall. About 20 women on Central Ave demanded street fixes from the board of public works. they left after questioning lowering as a fix and one thanked Mr Defrees for smoking in their presence.
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Chicago delegates push union rights at national convention
Chicago delegates to the International Typographical Union meeting in Philadelphia pledge to lead talks on the Six union’s right to appear before the National Republican Committee in Minneapolis and testify about the New York Tribune settlement with editor Whitelaw Reid. They anticipate no rebuke from the national body and cautiously weigh protests against Reid’s vice presidential nomination.
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Indiana Bank Withdraws From Clearing House
President Malott dismisses Manager Woollen’s claim that the Indiana National Bank will rejoin the clearing house association. He states the bank has withdrawn for good and no further discussion is anticipated. Malott confirms there is no likelihood of renewed understanding with clearing house officials.
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Heat Wave Persists Amid Market Heat
A cool wave from the northwest nears Chicago while a scorching spell continues. New York reports a mercury high of 88 at noon amid oppressive downtown heat. Rail expansion talks in Indianapolis and a mixed state election ticket unsettle voters as various notices point to broad investments and political activity.
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Asphalt or cedar blocks for city streets debate
A letter rebukes Indianapolis Board of Works for favoring asphalt paving over cedar blocks. The writer urges practical, cost effective street improvements, warns against wasteful spending, and argues for limited debt and better maintenance. He cites city budgets and international paving materials to press for sensible funding.
India Representation Debate Marks House of Commons Session
London June 13 In a parliamentary session the under secretary for India stated that no grant would be made to represent India and no intention to have it represented was expressed. The discussion focused on questions of governance and funding.
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