Captiol Dome Docket Highlights Suits and Appointments
In a case before the Indiana Supreme Court, Dr Otis P Robinson sues Dr Shelby A Seals and Harry G Strange editor of the Loogootee Enterprise for 1000 dollars over a card Seals published. The governor named Frank M Sparks to the state dental board. Newell Metzger married Roxanna Wilcox in Anderson. State geologist Blatchley reorganizes offices and dumps out collected minerals as pyrites iron and sulphur are mistaken for gold.
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Otis P. Robinson
Shelby A. Seals
Harry G. Strange
Loogootee Enterprise
Supreme Court
Robinson
Seals
Enterprise
O. P. Robinson
Ohio
Newell Metzger
Anderson
Roxanna Wilcox
Blatchley
Indianapolis to host 1903 Modern Woodmen convention
Telegram from St Paul reports a narrow victory for the convention in 1903. The Modern Woodmen of America will bring about 100000 visitors to Indianapolis for the biennial gathering. LEWIS A COLEMAN signs the message.
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Indianapolis
Commercial Club
St. Paul
Struck His Sister In Fist Fight At House
James Clune of 444 South Alabama Street in the furniture business with his father on West Washington Street will be tried in police court for severely beating his sister Mrs Nora Henry of 510 East Georgia Street. He accused her of allowing his wife at Mrs Henrys home, and after confrontation he hit her repeatedly about the head and kicked her in the house. Dr Jacobs City Dispensary attended and said she would recover though she was briefly in danger. Clune was arrested an hour after the assault and refuses to talk. His father signed the bond releasing him from the lockup.
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James Clune
S. Alabama St
W. Washington St
Nora Henry
E. Georgia St
Henry
Wm. Clune
Clune
Scot Butler
Butler College
Wagner Plow Company
Vernon, Inn
Fred Knefler
Eli F. Ritter
Gen
Harrison
Harrison Public School
Delaware
Walnutsts
A. B. Simpson
New York
National Missionary Alliance
Christian Missionary Alliance Convention
Second Presbyterian Church
Mississippi River
Pittsburg
Indiana
Plymouth Church
J. Cumming Smith
Board of Safety
Bertha Siersdorfer
A. M. Siersdorfer
Indianapolis
B. DePoy
Leathers
DePoy
Frank McKee
George G. McCutcheon
Washington St
Order of Druids
Royal Arch
German Butchers’ Association
Georgia Ross
James W. Ross
Emma Hines
After Billy Tron Poolroom Closed by Detectives
Supt Quigley said detectives are gathering and organizing evidence Friday to close Billy Tron’s poolroom behind his Illinois Street saloon. The action follows municipal concerns and ongoing investigations into illicit activities at the venue.
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Quigley
Tron
Ulinois-st
What Witch A Husband’s Question Becomes Postum Praise
In Butte Montana Mrs Fitzmaurice explains her husband suffered morning sickness and vomiting from coffee for years. After trying Postum Food Coffee with his wife they both found relief and regained appetite. Her sisters also recovered after quitting coffee for Postum improving health and weight.
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Butte
Montana
Fitzmaurice
Glimpses of Town Life Chronicle Local Events
A round of notes from town life includes a baccalaureate sermon at Butler college by President Scot Butler, ground breaking for Wagner plow company’s seven new buildings, a bust presentation to Harrison Public School, a missionary alliance meeting, and various court and community notices across the city.
Heart trouble tied to digestion warns Americans
The article links heart trouble to poor digestion and stress from business life, noting most cases are non organic. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe remedy to improve digestion, with a full sized package priced at 50 cents and a free stomach troubles booklet offered by the Fr. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
FR. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Hanna for president not acceptable to New York voters
Senator Chauncey M. Depew praises Mark A. Hanna yet stresses New York will elect the next president. He cites Odell and Roosevelt as allies and asserts New York will carry the race in a decisive, handsome victory.
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Depew
Senator Hanna
New York
Gdt
Odell
Roosevelt
Wanamaker’s Bid for Transit Franchises Rejected by Mayor
Philadelphia June 14 Mayor Ashbridge signed rapid transit ordinances granting underground elevated and surface road franchises to allied capitalists Wanamaker countered with a $2,500,000 bid and $250,000 deposit to secure good faith He urged veto to favor higher bidders and public concessions Wanamaker’s letter was discarded as the mint transfer proceeded
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Philadelphia
Ashbridge
John Wanamaker
Republican Party
Wanamaker
Play interrupted yet applauded as artisans conclude
The artisans retired and allowed the performance to continue amid frequent interruptions. All participants received deserved applause. An ad line suggests Dr Thomas Electric Oil for burns or cuts with a promotion for bargains on upright pianos at Baldwins.
Trackmen will strike Montreal rail workers vote
The 3,500 section men of the Canadian Pacific railroad have voted to strike. Engineers have pledged support and will not operate trains unless patrolled by competent men.
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Montreal
Can
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Distinct Reform In County School Superintendents
The county school superintendents association closed its midsummer session in the state house and authorized the state superintendent to appoint a six member committee to prepare uniform blanks for all superintendents. Officers elected include President Louis H. Hamilton of Rensselaer and Vice President James H. Grover of Frankfort.
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County
State House
Louis H. Hamilton
Rensselaer
James H. Grover
Frankfort
Elijah Gladden
Scottsburg
Supt
Rankin
Orange County
Train Special Between Indianapolis and Decatur
One dollar fare for a Sunday excursion on the D and W Railway. Special train departs Indianapolis at 7:00 A.M. then returns from Decatur at 6:30 P.M. on Sunday June 16.
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Indianapolis
Decatur
Indian Bones Found During Sidewalk Excavation on Ringgold Avenue
Workmen uncover what is believed to be an old Indian skeleton near Palmer Street as Ringgold Avenue sidewalk work digs four feet deep. Nearby tales recall the 1821 Delaware Camp and a sugar operation by Mathias Nowland. Mrs. Twiname will likely donate the bones to the state museum.
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Ringgold Ave
Palmer St
Auursday
James BE. Twiname
William Sanders
Mathias R. Nowland
Savages, Mr. Nowland
Twiname
State Museum
Mrs Fergen Son Returns From Illinois Street Departure
Mrs. Fergen Son of 323 N Illinois St returns after a two day absence claiming she left to hire a woman to work for her. She posted a sign banning boarders from meals until her return, which sparked rumors she had fled with creditors left behind. Her address was formerly listed as 231 N Illinois St.
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N. Minois-st
Ilinoissh
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