Horsewhipped J Wooley Tangles with Luckens in Anderson
In Anderson Indiana on Monday noon W J Wooley wealthy manufacturer and council member was horsewhipped on the street by Benjamin Luckens a retired farmer aided by his wife a society figure. Luckens had sued Wooley for a $1000 note formed after Wooley allegedly courted Mrs Lukens in Indianapolis two years ago and invited her to a hotel. After a train wait at home Wooley signed the note and later repudiated it. Anderson society is said to be in upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
W. J. Wooley
Benjamin Luckens
Luckens
Wooley
Lukens
Indianapolis
Loomis Receives New Diplomatic Posting Changes
The president approved several shifts in the diplomatic service. FP B Loomis moves from minister to Venezuela to minister to Portugal replacing John N Irwin who resigned. Herbert W Bowen moves from minister to Persia to Venezuela. Lloyd C Griscom becomes minister to Persia. Spencer F Eddy advances to first secretary at Constantinople. A B Blanchard becomes second secretary at Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FP. B. Loomis
Venezuela
Portugal
John N. Irwin
Herbert W. Bowen
Per
Soldiers set encampment dates at state fair grounds
The National guard camp of instruction will be held at the state fair grounds from July 20 to 27. The decision was made Monday afternoon. In Muncie Indiana, June 17 the Muncie Times announced its sale to a $25,000 stock company. Maj John F Wildman will stay as editor. Fighting Bill Jones sentenced to two to twenty one years for murder, appealing for mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
State Fair Grounds
Muncie
Ind
Jones
Minicie
James Herrington
Injunction Bars Pool Selling At Chicago Track
Chicago June 17 judge Holdem grants a temporary injunction against pool selling and bookmaking at the Harlen race track during the American derby set for June 22 at Washington Park. Governor Yates is said to be responsible for the action against the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Judge Holdem
Hariem
Washington Park
Gov. Yates
Boston Beats Chicago Jr In Lively American League Game
Boston defeated Chicago Jr 8 to 1 in an American League contest. Pitchers Ka toll and Sugden paired with Mitchell and Schreck on the battering side in a dominant display by Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago, Jr
Katoll
Sugden
Mitchell
Schreckongst
Births Deaths and Marriages Notice with Names
Birthe Dunkleberger to Ellen Dunkleberger at 37 Mount Street a girl born. Cox to Celia Cox at 151 Bright Street a boy. Williams to Annie Williams at 456 Douglas Street a girl. Woodcock to Grace Woodcock at 905 West Thirtieth Street a boy. Hagedon to Katherine Hagedon at 1118 South Capitol Avenue a boy. Thurman to Ella Thurman at 1344 Fayette Street a boy. Bevis to Sewart Bevis at Sherman Drive and New York Street a boy. Lumley to Mary Lumley at 26 1/2 East Washington Street a girl. Hill, Ruth S. aged 8, 420 Senate Avenue died of meningitis. Wooten aged 49 of uremic poisoning. Hafner aged 45 of 2722 East Washington Street congestion of brain. Long aged 61 of 826 Green Street heart disease. Kneffer aged 67 of 1244 East Washington Street diabetes. Lash aged 66 insane hospital cystitis. Jackson aged 2 of 221 West Fourteenth Street inflammation of bowels. Marriages listed: Ted Vella and Retta Lee Hirsch. Thomas Flannery and Mary Montiathy. Benjamin Jefferson and Maggie Anderson. Louis Gault and Alma G. Avery. James F Williams and Sallie Chappell. William Price and Nellie Kelley. Clarence Shaw and Quinnie Hull. Marquis Hooker and Katie Day.
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Birthe
John and
Ellen Dunkleberger
Mountst
William and
Celia Cox
Bright-st
W. W
Annie Williams
Douglags-st
James and
Grace Woodcock
W. Thirtieth-st
E. F
Katherine Hagedon
S. Capitol-ave
Charles and
Ella Thurman
Fayette St
Sewart and
Barabara Bevis
Sherman Drive
New York St
Fred and
Mary Lumley
E. Washington St
Ruth
Hill
Senate Ave
Margaret Wooten
J. W. Hafner
Washington St
KE. E. Long
Green-st
Fred Kneffer
Washington-st
Robert Lash
Mabel Jackson
Fourteenth-st
Ted C. Vella
Retta
Lee Hirsch
Thomas E. Flannery
Mary Montiahity
Benjamin Jefferson
Maggie Anderson
Louis D. Gault
Alma G. Avery
James F. Williams
Sallie Chappell
Wiliam Price
Nellie Kelley
Clarence O. Shaw
Quinnie FE. Hull
Marquis R. Hooker
Katie Day
local property repairs and residences listed in city notices
J M Wood frame dwelling 315 Kilder avenue 1716 Lucinda Hendley Brightwood 1006 Fourth Christian church repairs 2500 J M Howard frame dwelling Lasaile near Tenth street 706 I W Elmer remodel frame dwelling McCarty street 756 F Kleinschmidt frame addition 442b Georgia street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wood
Kilder Ave
Lucinda Hendley
Brightwood
Fourth Christian Church
J. M. Howard
Lasaileet
Tenth St
I. W. Elmer
Ld -McCarty-st
Georgia-st
Light Carried Into Bowen County School Sparks Hope
In Morehead Kentucky a Christian Missions school supported by the Indianapolis based board faced threats after June 1 local option victory. The 10,000 dollar investment now educates 225 pupils as builders plan 9,000 more in new facilities. The founding tale credits Phoebe Button and her son T C Button who, with Judge Hargis and Gen. Withers, started the school amid initial local resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
Indianapolis
Morehead
Bowen County
Kentucky
George W. Yancey
Lexington
Mount Sterling
Yancey
Phoebe Button
Disciples Church
Prof
T. C. Button
Judge Hargis
Louisville
Moreehad
Rev Quayle Preaches Last Meridian Street Sermon
Rev W A Quayle delivered his final sermon as pastor of Meridian Street Methodist church to a large Sunday night audience. He did not give a farewell speech, mentioning only a brief note about leaving. A reception for Rev and Mrs Quayle will be held Wednesday night in the church parlor.
Anderson Wins U S Golf Playoff in Mass Match
In Hamilton Massachusetts on June 17 William Anderson of Pittsfield defeated Alex Smith of Scotland by one stroke to win the playoff for the United States golf championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mass
Wm. Anderson
Fittsfield
Alex Smith
Scotland
City Life Highlights of Monday Local News
Eva Jacobs declared insane and fearing immolation. Lin Harrison jailed for theft. Judge Daly assigns 30 days and a $10 fine. Obituary notes on Mr Moreland. Chauncey Moreland linked as a heavy man. Mrs Eliza French’s 89th birthday in Indianapolis since 1877. Elder details on Earl Gosney’s accident. Sanford Hobbs charged with malicious trespass. Deputy William Smith in police court for Sunday trouble. Springfield First M E church hosts music teachers meet amid brewery ad controversy. Police target gamblers. nine arrested at a gambling house. two found at William Smith’s place. White Elephants drug clerks prepare annual picnic at Dawson’s grove with races and Broad Ripple streetcar and Sunshine steamer service.
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Eliza French
Trowbridge St
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Earl Gosney
Walnut-st
Pennsylvania-st
Sanford Hobbs
N. Noble-st
Negelsen
William Smith
Jeffersonville
Reform School
Plainfield
Fred Heier
William Tilford
Smith
White Elephants
Dawson's’ Grove
Broad Ripple
Sunshine
the Grove
Notable Mixed Headlines From That Week
WIRE WHISPERS reports Chicago servants unionizing while St Joseph Michigan notes forty nine marriages. Philippine hemp shipments valued at 13 million dollars in 1900. Fire destroys El Modello block in Jacksonville Florida with 25 thousand dollars loss. Alleged war by Hidah Indians of Alaska against whites. Arkansas Senator predicts McLaurin defeat in South Carolina. Rail wreck at Bear Lake Pennsylvania with twenty six cars. Actress Hosmer and baritone Russ Fiske wed in Chicago. Prohibition candidate Woolley embarks world tour. Acid throwing attempts on Miss Charlotte Collie in New York. Maya Chief Cab dead after battle with Mexicans. Maya forces estimated at 15000.
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St. Joseph
Mich
el Modello Block
Jacksonville
Fila
Alasta
Senator Jones
Arkansas
McLaurin
South Carolina
Bear Lake
Erie
May Hosmer
George Russ Fiske
Chicago
J. C. Woolley
Charlotte Collie
New York
Wanted A Woman With Nerve And Aspirations 10 Soar
Indianapolis aeronaut Prof T F Grinley seeks a courageous young woman to perform balloon ascensions this season with pay ranging from 25 to 50 dollars daily. He cites his wife as proof of the activity’s safety and recalls his own sharp escapes from ballooning incidents including a parachute fail and a rescue along Nantasket beach earning a silver humane society medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Grinley
Indianapolis
S. Weat St
Grinley
Marechal Niel Roses Lose Popularity At Florists
The Marechal Niel rose has largely fallen out of cultivation. Florists mislabel Perles des jardins as Marechal Niel, and true Marechal Niel blooms are pale lemon with poor stems. Demand wanes as yellow flowers fall from fashion. carnation overproduction also burdens growers like Bettermann Bros where 1,009 carnations are cut each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marechal Niel
Perles Des Jardines
Niel Hans
Howe
Bettermann Bros
Botanic Blood Balm offered as cure for blood troubles
An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison cancer and related conditions. It claims to heal ulcers sores and eruptions by cleansing the blood and offers a free trial treatment with mail order from Dr. Gillam in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillam
Mitchell St
Atlanta
Gilam
Indianapolis
Huder
Washington
Carter
jWe
Brown
Bates House
W. Washington St
The Hot Weather Test and Local Advertisements
The piece highlights the hot weather testing endurance and suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla to invigorate the blood aid sleep and combat fatigue. It also lists items for sale or payment options, local shops, and a nurse’s remedy claim for teething with Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup priced at twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Dental clinic and baby portraits at Ponders on Mass Ave
W Gov Delaware and Ohjiasis accept patients from 8 a m to 1 p m offering all kinds of dental work. Get babies pictured at Ponders with special attention to children's photos at 229 Mass Ave, 14 squares from Denison hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder's
Mass.ave
Square
Dénison Hotel
Baby transportation to Bretzman studio excursion
Travel notice advertises a Baby to Bretzman's Photograph studio at 142 S. Illinois-st. for a Cincinnati round trip priced $1.25 with Via C., H. & D. Two special fast trains depart Sunday at 6:30 a. m. and 7:15 a. m. with limited stops. Return from Cincinnati at 6:20 p. m.
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Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Indianapolis Union Station
Big Four
Reservoir Park
Lafayette
Bretzman
S. Illinois-st
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Immigration booklet promises low rates with map offer
Oregon, Washington and Idaho are named destinations for a large immigration push. The text urges readers to seize opportunities and benefit from greatly reduced rates. A new booklet with a large map is described and offered, to be mailed for six cents postage to W. B. Knisern, 2 Fifth Ave., Chicago.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
W. B. Knisdern
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J. Wooley
Loomis
Muncie Times
Boston Licks
S. T
D. H. Loomis
Philadelphia Medical College
Emmaly
Zitas
Ainasens
Evers
T. Has
Conti
Toledo
City Life
Eva Jacobs
Lin Harrison
Illinois Music
M. E. Church
Springfield
Methodists
Cab
Tomson Medical, Institute
Stevenson Building
Philadelphia
Pana
Washington, D. C
Nantasket Beach
Bay
John L. Gillock
Ill
Massachusetts Humane Society
EL Washington-st
California
Schuller’s
Meridian-st
Clark Art Studio
Illinois
DR. Carter & CO
N. Meridian St
N. E. Cor. Wash
Meridian Sts
Ched
Buffalo
Dayton
Detroit
R. P. Algeo
D. G. Edwards
Pennsylvania and
Wabash Lines
Lake
Niagara Falls
Buffalo Exposition
Pennsylvania
Wabash
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Lines
Paris
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Sta
Indiana Dental College
Columbia
Inc
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washington Street
Coral
Paca
San
Mackinac Island
Escanaba
iLeave
Gat
Pig Muskegon
Grand Haven
Aoe
C. Davis
P. A
Michigan Ave
Chicago, Ll
1&L
Penna. Ky
Preventa Centagien
Cae Cuemtcai Co. Incinnath
Inter-State Travelers Guide
Oae GuiDe
Journal Printing CO
Maryland ST
Sloan
Sloan Drug Co
Washington Street
The
Indianapolis Gas Co
Fifth Ward
Wayn Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Stats
Indiana
Grank
Michigan-st
Michigan and
Germania-sts
Hinckley
Holmes
Haughville
Michigan St
Wayne Township
August Huber
Sixth Ward
Center Township
State of Indiana
Indiana Ave
William Miller
Guareatee
Te Cose Ty Co
San Francisco
Gals
Iamanalia Fm
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