Indiana Summer Resort Trends Draw Indianapolis Visitors
Indiana resorts attract Indianapolis travelers seeking cool retreats by rail. The Northwest and White Mountains draw, while Lake Maxinkuckee and Turkey Lake attract city residents for cottages and fishing. European travel begins to rise with many heading to Glasgow Bremen and Antwerp as U S residents weigh western tours, with several local weddings noted in midweek ceremonies.
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Indianapolis
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Northwest
North
Michigan
Alex, Metzger
Europe
Yellowstone Park
California
Glasgow
Charles Oliver
Catherine McDou‘gall
Aylward
Pfaff
P. W. Shaeffer
Bremen
T. C. Huntington
Fanny Morrison
Ruth Fletcher
Antwerp
Harry Dunning
Servia
Jas. Thomson
Y. H. Haeberlin
Germany
Maxinkuckee
Mid-Western States
Marmount
Hoosier
J. B. Dill
Judge Cox
Brather Charley
Brow‘Ger and Holtzman
Lew Wallace
Indiana
Rome City
Ind
Famous Priest Dead After St Anthony Day Gathering
Pirrspune reports Father Mollinger, famed for alleged miraculous cures, died Thursday afternoon at seventy. Born in Holland and educated at St Vincent's College, he taught and practiced in Mount Troy since 1869. He claimed relics and medicines aided his cures, drawing vast crowds on St Anthony's Day.
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Father Mollinger
St. Anthony’s
Holland
St. Vincent's College
Westmoreland County
Mount Troy
Anthony
Painter I F Beard Dies After Morphine Act
Vincennes Indiana June 16 I F Beard a 22 year old painter from Sweetwater Tennessee died after taking morphine Wednesday night He was despondent and left a note asking that his body be sent home The death is reported from Vincennes today
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Vincennes
Ind
Sps
I. F. Beard
Sweetwater
Tenn
Treason arrests shadow Guelph Societies in Hanover area
Ninety one members of the Guelph Societies of Hanover are arrested on treason charges. John Dillon spoke in Cork on Wednesday declaring the Irish battle must be fought out. Reports say President Palacio of Venezuela fled Caracas amid insurgent pressure. Lord Hannen and Sir John Thompson to represent Britain in Behring Sea arbitration. A storm wrecked St Rose Quebec with three dead and twelve injured. Teresa Urrea of Mexico, famed healer, is found guilty of witchcraft and sentenced to death. her father jailed for life.
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Hanover
John Dillon
Cork
President Palacio
Venezuela
Caracas
Lord Hannen
Sir John Thompson
Great Britain
St. Rose
Que
Teresa Urrea
Senora
Mexico
Fins Upholstering and Repairing at 199 Virginia Ave
Isak Bros operate Fins Upholstering and repair services at 199 Virginia Avenue, offering furniture restoration and upholstery work for local customers. The business presents a focused trade operation in household furnishings.
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Virginia Ave
Isak Bros
Chase boom and Indiana GOP rally discussed
Gov. Chase’s strength and a dark horse strategy dominate Indiana politics. J K Gowdy asserts Chase leads, while Manson predicts Cleveland for president and Gray as VP. They expect Harrison and Reid to draw votes from conservatives, boosting a Democratic sweep in Indiana.
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State Republican Committee
Sun
State Committee
Fort Wayne
Gray
Indiana
Cleveland
Boies
Mr. Gowdy
Blaine
Minneapolis
Harrison
Reid
Mahlon D. Manson
Crawfordsville
Chicago
Buggy Out in Two in Illinois Street Crash
A motor car struck a buggy on New York street injuring J. N. Ouser with cuts to head and face and a shoulder bruise while a companion escaped unharmed. The carriage split in two and the horse fled down Indiana Avenue, scattering lumber boards before being captured near West Ohrost.
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J.N. Ouser
New York St
Ohio St
Eight Workmen Killed In Factory Collapse At Badalona
Two large factories in Badalona collapsed during a fierce wind storm on Wednesday burying workers in the ruins. Eight men were recovered dead and several others injured. In a U S court on Thursday Thomas J. Clark pleaded guilty to postal law violations and was fined fifty dollars. Frank Watson, a resident of Portland Indiana, faced trial for sending a gaudy Valentine with velgar writing to Mrs Ida Van Goshen on Valentine’s Day.
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Badalona
Naughty Valentine
Thomas J. Clark
Frank Watson
Portland
Ind
Velgar
Ida van Goshen
Gladstone
G. O. M. Loxpon
Strangler William H. Painton Hanged at York Jail Yard
William Henry Painton, known for murdering Mrs. Michael Strong, was hanged in the York jail yard at 10:17 this Thursday morning, concluding the strangler case in the region.
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York
William Henry Painton
Michael Strong
Two Pastors In Trouble In Ohio And Indiana Headlines
A Garfield chaplain J C Kauffman resigns from his Wadsworth church amid criticism for aiding a thief and a jailed nephew. Albert Barton unknown alias W M Fleming, vanished acts, wife, five children. Fort Dodge, Kansas. Brice and Campbell lead Democratic delegates. Kansas and Indiana results. graduates and commencements. Judge Johnston for Congress. robbers attack John Schuster near Summittville. trainmen wage raise. British foundry accident.
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J. C. Kauffman
Garfield
Wadsworth
Cincinnati
Chum
Commanus
Ind
Albert Barton
Here
Chicago
Thomas Madison
Fort Dodge
Kas
W. M. Fleming
Cleveland
Sunstroke advice from Dr Manker and coroner tips
A Sun reporter asks Dr Manker about sunstroke. The coroner cites cold water treatment and rapid cooling, notes most fatal cases relate to heat or heart disease, and warns against overexertion in oppressive, sultry days. He advises fruit and vegetables, avoidance of heat, and living in shade to prevent sunstrokes.
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Sun
Manker
Falk
Cleveland's Cinch Likely First Ballot Nomination in Democratic Convention
A long dispatch from Washington details a poll of Democratic delegates showing Grover Cleveland leading on the first ballot with 586 votes, Hill 223, and Carlisle 26, among others. It notes Kentucky and Pennsylvania influences, Illinois supporting Cleveland, and hints a Cleveland nomination could occur on the first ballot if unit rules hold. It also covers river and harbor bill progress, free trade debates, and local court case color.
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Washington
Cleaveland
Hill
Botes
Carlisle
Corman
Gray
Illinois
Cleveland
Palmer
Kentucky
Crlisle
Pennsylvania
New York
Four Soldiers Killed as Shell Explodes at Magdeburg Garrison
A shell exploded Thursday while workers unloaded ammunition at the Magdeburg garrison, killing four soldiers. Other reports recount wrecks near Fort Washington, a major Elizabethport fire causing $90,000 loss, and a Webb City mining sale led by Rockefeller. Additional items note a bridge collapse, a train fall, and a boy struck by a fireman’s move.
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Benrin
Madgeburg
Young Napoleon Ives in Luck Dismisses Eight Indictments
In Luck New York on June 16 judge Cowing dismissed eight indictments hanging over Henry 8 Ives known as the young Napoleon of finance. Ives had faced a failure for 15 million dollars. The context mentions E Rutkin a cancer specialist and locations including Ohio and Indianapolis indicating a scattered reference to names and places.
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Napoleon Ives
Luck
New York
Henry
Ives
Finance
Aurora la.er and Ayer's Sarsaparilla Ad
Advertisement urges readers to ask for Ayer's Sarsaparilla and not any other drug. Bolded instruction targets druggists. Heat wave prompt claims a cool glass of Aurora lager. Mentions August Erbrich agent and a telephone number 1032. Note references to sanitarium in Ohio with doctors and mental diseases.
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Ayer
Aurora la
August Erbrich
Root
W. B. Hiethher
LA Amsa
Nora
Judge Browns sharp rebuke of attorney Bernhamer heard
Judge Brown criticized Attorney W. F. A. Bernhamer for mishandling the Miller estate case. Howard Cale had been appointed guardian, sued for 3000 dollars, and won full judgment. Bernhamer failed to pay, his father later deposited the sum with the county clerk to stay execution while appealing, prompting the judge to hint at dishonesty and insist the money be paid to the estate.
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Bernhamer
W. F. A. Bernhamer
Miller
Fred Miller
Howard Cale
Cale
Browns
Duncan
W. F. A. Ternhamer
Finn Sun
Accidental shooting ends life of young Lamb in Bridgeport
Two Bridgeport boys, Charles Broyles 15 and Willie Lamb, entered the local telegraph office Wednesday and played with a loaded 32 caliber revolver. The gun discharged, striking Lamb between the eyes. Lamb died after 35 minutes. Broyles, overwhelmed with grief, claimed the weapon was not loaded. Coroner’s inquest pending.
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Willie Lamb
Campanion
Charles Broyles
Bridgeport
Broyles
Lamb
Bat
Mauser
National eclectic medical association convenes in St Louis
The twenty second annual convention of the National eclectic medical association opens at the Olympic theater in St Louis. Delegations total about 300, with 120 new members admitted Thursday. Officers elected include President William F Curryer of Thornton Indiana and Vice President M Park of Hot Springs.
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St. Louis
National Eclectic Medical Association
Olympic Theater
William F. Curryer
Thornton
Ind
M. Park
Hot Springs
Drunken Printer Attacks Wife in Brutal Domestic Incident
A drunken printer, Wim Baird, attacked his wife at home on Tuesday leaving her badly torn and bleeding. She is stated to be in critical condition with a risk of death and remains an invalid as a result of the injuries.
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Blanchard
Burrato
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Gov Chase speech and court actions headline Indiana notices
Gov Chase spoke in Waterloo in DeKalb county on Thursday. Allen Franklin jailed by Justice Smock on charges involving Lizzie Hines’s child. Eastern insane hospital elevates ex-Slayer J W Thistlewaite of Richmond as steward. About 500 members of American doves colored society and United brothers in friendship toured Frankfort Indiana Thursday. State geologist Gorby arrested for drunkenness failed to appear. $150 bond with State treasurer Gall as surety forfeited. Mrs Carpenter denied shaking her fist at a judge. her boy faced shooting a tin can. Michael J Collings of North Indianapolis arrested by Supervisor McQuarter for revolver dispute over a cow. Commercial club seeks next annual conclave for Indianapolis K P G A R and S C E. auditorium for 15600 capacity proposed. Holtzman Leathers sued George Everhart for $75. Everhart had been granted a divorce in February. George Williams fined for pocket picking at Union depot during Republican demonstration. Case Benjamin Thompson for highway robbery continued. Nora Matthews and Mabel Johnson fight. Nora injured. A series of fines handed to several couples for various offenses. Death notices list Stanley Frank, Flora Miller, Jerry Bradford, Susan Miller, Arnold Meyer, John Rath. Marriage licenses granted to Townsend Shepard, Glenn Fleming, Stone Yingling, O’Haver Lyons, Mitchell Daly, Carter Carter.
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Waterloo
DeKalb County
Allen Franklin
Justice Smock
Lizzie Hines
Eastern Insane Hospital
J. W. Thistlewaite
Richmond
American Doves Colored Society
United Brothers In Friendship
Frankfort
Ind
Gorby
Gall
Carpenter
Tur Sun
Michael J. Collings
Indianapolis
Supervisor McQuarter
Everus
Frank
Hattie Woodfork
Charles
Mary Wilson
Paul
Emma Pfafflin
William
Jennie Holbrook
Martha Albers
Samuel
Edith Tomlinson
Allen
Minnie Owen
Stanley Frank
E. Marketst
Flora Miller
Fletcher-ave
Jerry Bradford
Indiana-ave
Susan Miller
Spring St
Arnold Meyer
Madison Ave
John Rath
East St
Samuel A. Townsend
Katharine C. Shepard
John Glenn
Mary Fleming
Johns. Stone
Carrie. Yingling
Nathan P. O’haver
Ella Lyons
Fred
Joy to Judge Holman on Golden Wedding Day
The watch dog of the treasury William Steele Holman and Abigail Knapp Holman marked fifty years of marriage in Aurora Indiana. Now 69 and 67, they remain devoted as they celebrate with a quiet family gathering. Holman’s long career in Congress spanned27 years, including pivotal anti secession steps, wartime reforms, and persistent nonpartisan objection to corruption. He is known as father of the house and the watch dog, with substantial savings attributed to his fiscal restraint.
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Congress
Spendthrills
William Steele Holman
Abigail Knapp
Aurora
Ind
Hamilton
Judge Holman
Steele Holman
Liccol
Abigatl Knapp Holman
Samuel J. Randall
House Appropriations Committee
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