Ethel Vaughn Slashes Man In Fight At Home
George Dickey, who faced assault charges, was cut by Mrs. Ethel Vaughn with a butcher knife at her home on Court Street. Vaughn was acquitted of assault and battery while Dickey received a $500 fine and 180 days in jail from Police Judge Stubbs. The judge warned Vaughn that killing him would have left the law powerless. Foster Shirley defended Vaughn.
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Ethel Vaughn
George Dickey
Eorge Dickey
Court St
Stubbs
Dickey
Schwab’s Gift Reflects on Apple Theft Memories
Altoona June 18 Charles M Schwab the steel king donated an alumni hall to Mount Aloysius academy. He stated the gift is partial reparation for the apple thefts of his youth and that millions are not as sweet as memories of stolen apples from the old tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Mount Aloysius Academy
Leaday
Will Jim Sign Pesthouse Ordinance Backed By Republicans
Democrats Moriarty and Kelly refused to sign a favorable report on the 13500 pesthouse ordinance, delaying committee action. Chair Wynne avoided reporting it, fearing a Democrat defeat. Moriarty said they would likely sign eventually after review for any Republican scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Finance Committee
Wynne
Moriarty
Interurban firms press for access to Indianapolis
The mayor, Board of Works, and contracts and franchises committee met Wednesday afternoon in the mayor’s office with representatives of several interurban roads seeking admission to Indianapolis. The interurban question was discussed in all its phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Council
Indianapolis
Sermon Promised by Rev J M Morton at Antioch Church
Rev J M Morton will preach a special sermon at Antioch church Thursday night titled A damned hot day. The message promises a fiery, provocative reflection on enduring hardship and faith.
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J. M. Morton
Antioch Church
Judge Baker not resigning May term rumor denied
The Sun reports that Judge John H. Baker of the United States district court is not planning to resign at the end of the May term. Friends of Ross Hawkins, viewed as a leading candidate to fill a vacancy, dispute the rumor and caution there is no basis for resignation.
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John H. Baker
United States District Court
Ross Hawkins
Baker
THE
SUN
The Old Flame New York Wedding Near Peekskill
Elijah C Kremer aged about 70 and Mrs. Sarah Harburger, both previously married, wed recently at Peekskill after renewing acquaintance. The groom is a former widower and the bride had a second husband who died three years ago. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Wright, former Tremont M E church pastor.
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New York
Elijah C. Kreemer
General Post Office
Sarah Harburger
Peekskill
Wright
Tremont M. E. Church
Major Waller Testifies Under Court Martial Clouds
Chicago dispatch reports Maj. Lyttleton W. Waller, arrival with 298 Marines from the Philippines, tearful as he asserts Gen. Smith ordered the killing of natives in Samar. He denies calling Samar a howl, says he was ordered to act, fears a second court martial, and heads to Washington for clarity.
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Natios of
Samar
Chicago
Maj. Lyttleton W. Waller
Philippines
Bamar
Washington
New York
United States
Maj. Waller
Dr Bryan elected president of Indiana University
Bloomington June 18 Dr William Lowe Bryan former vice president of Indiana University was elected president succeeding Dr Joseph Swain who moves to Swarthmore college St Louis June 18 Charles H Newton 60 of North Weymouth died of heart disease at the St Nicholas hotel He was a member of Richardson Newton shoe firm at Reading MA A widow and daughter survive New Albany June 18 Wesley Atkins boilermaker killed when a boiler fell on him at work Muncie June 18 Stock Brewing Company of Allentown PA to build a $90000 brewery with capacity of 25000 barrels a year
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Bloomington
Ind
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Joseph Swain
Swathmore College
ST. Louis
Charles H. Newton
North Weymouth
Mass
St. Nicholas Hotel
Richardson & Newton
Reading
New Albany
Wesley Atkins
Muncie, Ind
The
Stock Brewing Company
Allentown
Births and Deaths Reported in Local Notice
J and Mrs Ingram and other couples announce births at various addresses including 550 Germanian Ave and 107 Decatur St. A list of deaths follows with ages and causes such as morphine poisoning at 324 W Chesapeake St and accidents at 530 S West St. Coroner says probable self destruction for several named individuals and senile debility for Henry Tull. Numerous married pairs listed in social notices.
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Belle Schaffer
W. Chesapeakest
David F. Thomas
S. West St
John F. Lindsey
Rembrandt
Street Address Repairs and Additions Listed
Mullins Sheppard and Miller streets add an addition valued at $500. Kirk at 2506 E Michigan repairs listed for $100. Hermann at 1221 E Pratt sheds for $15. Twin at 1517 Martindale repairs $25. Griffith at 3204 Graceland repairs $50. Farrell at New York and Douglas veranda priced at $50. Bogert at 2015 E Washington repairs $300.
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Sheppard and Millersts
L. A. Kirk
E. Michigan-st
Ed Hermann
E. Pratt St
E. B. Twin
Martindale-ave
al Griffith
Graceland-ave
Mary Farrell
New York
Douglas St
M. T. Bogert
E. Washington St
Assault on Italian interpreter near Fairmont echoes union beating
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers reported that Joseph Poggiana, an Italian interpreter, was assaulted and badly beaten by thugs near Fairmont West Virginia on Tuesday night. Several ribs were fractured and he was severely bruised while walking on the highway. Wilson notes parallels to two union members who were attacked in Fairmont about ten days earlier.
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Joseph Poggiana
Fairmont
W. Va
Imitation Panama hats anger real article owners amid fashion notes
A Massachusetts avenue cigar shop offers a free daily paper with each ten cent purchase as summer plans unfold. Wealthy readers plan vacations while others seek home made tan. imitation Panama hats anger true article owners. Delegates elected to state A O H convention in Anderson August 16. Democratic state committee members attend county and senatorial conventions. Chicago grain prices show mixed movement with declines in corn and oats and higher wheat and pork and lard quotes before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Kelly
P. J. Griffin
Anderson
O’brien
Reilly
Democratic State Committee
Bluffton man hangs self in county jail after assault charge
Bluffton Ind June Jorge Caley hanged himself in the county jail Tuesday evening using a strap. He faced a charge of attempting to assault Lillie Pinyard, an ex regular army member. The report notes Indianapolis will organize an association amid court activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Jorge Caley
Lillie
Wand Negomen-In- Inc
Dianapolis
Room Court Fouse
Needay
Chicago and Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report
Livestock receipts and price ranges across Chicago Union Stockyards Hoga market and Cincinnati listings dated June 18. Cattle, calves, and sheep show varied grades from good to extra, with per hundredweight figures and several price bands for each class. Numerous categories include cattle, stockers, cows, heifers, bulls, pigs, and sheep with wide value ranges.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Cincinnati
Shippers
Indianapolis Union
Americans in London dull at parity on stock market
New York reports a muted London market with parity at close. U.S. investors watch July corn shorts in Chicago and readings on wheat and cotton while rail and coal sectors face wage and rate tensions. Texas corn yield projections top 30 million bushels. bond issues and Reading strike talks shape financial activity alongside livestock and grain markets.
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New York
London
Chicago
Harris-Gates
Reading
Texas State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
U. S. Shipbuilding Company
Trust Company of the Republic
J. P. Morgan
Trust
Company of the Republc
Baer
Fowler
Indianapolis securities and utilities list
A fragmented OCR list shows securities and bonds related to Indianapolis entities. Items include banks such as American National Bank and Merchants’ National Bank, utilities like Indianapolis Gas Company and Indianapolis Street Railway, and various trusts and railway stock with stated par values and preferred shares.
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Indianapolie Securities
Belt, Common
Sccvescss
Belt, Preferred
Scsccessernellt
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
C.ors
O- Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Company
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Company
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis & Eastern Tracton Company
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Company
Polk Company
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Gains Across Rail and Steel
New York trading June 18 reports strong opening led by Reading and Missouri Pacific. Illinois Central attracts buyers as Great Northern and other rails rise. St Paul Rock Island U P Canadian Pacific and Pennsylvania advance. Wabash Mo Pac Reading Atchison U S Steel and sugar seen higher. noon prices show notable percentages and 353,600 shares traded.
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Reading
Missouri Pacific
Illinois Central
Great Northern
Minors Central
New York Central
St. Paul
Rock Island
U. P
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Reading Common
General Electric
Shorts
Amalgamated Copper
Wabash
Mo. Pac
U. S. Steel
Sugar
Atchison
Grain Market Daily Prices and Inspections Note
Wheat steady No 7 red 76%c No 2 red 7644c No 3 red 724 74%c June 764%4c wagon Corn stronger No 2 white 4c No 3 white 664c No 4 white 614 3%c No 2 white mixed 6%c No 3 white mixed 6%c No 4 white mixed 6%c 61%c No 2 yellow 64c No 3 yellow ic No 4 yellow 62c No 2 mixed 6%c No 2 mixed 6%c No 4 mixed 54 61%c ear 64c Oats steady No 2 white 45% 6c No 2 white 45 45%c No 2 mixed 4% 44c No 3 mixed 43i4c Hay steady No 1 timothy 02.7H . 12.35 No 2 timothy 011.25 11.7% Inspections Wheat No 2 red 2 cars rejected 2 corn total 4 cars Corn No 3 white cars No 3 white
Train Car Sorting Report From Mixed Car Counts
A tally lists various train cars by color and type. Totals include 18 cars with entries for No 2 and No 3 mixed and yellow cars, plus timothy hay car counts totaling 5.
Comprehensive Prices for Poultry Produce and Groceries
Prices list from a past era covering hens and turkeys, eggs and dairy, hides and tallow, flour and bran, fruits and vegetables, meats and seafood, coffee and sugars, canned goods, and assorted chemicals. Many items show per pound or per crate quotes, with regional brands and varieties named, reflecting a broad general grocery market snapshot.
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New York
Fiour
California
Bermuda
Texas
Tennessee
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