Family quarrels end in Aurora double shooting
June 18 near Aurora Indiana a family feud culminated in a double shooting. Mrs Charles Hisey was shot multiple times and likely to die while her brother in law Herbert Carell was seriously wounded. William Hisey and Ezra Carney were arrested without bail as the primary combatants and claimed self defense.
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Ind
Here
Charles Hixey
Charles Hivey
Hisey & Wolf Maabies Company
Cincinnati
Bop
Herbert Carell
Fisey
Carell
Charles Hisey
Bellevue
Aurore
William
Wiliam Hisey
Charten Hisey
Iochir
Jara Carney
Mra
William Hisey
Birmingham
Ala
Charlea Hisey
Charley
William Doerr
Aurora
Fern
Carney
Wilam Hisey
Ezra Carney
Charles Bisey
Tony Mullane
Cincinnati Reds
Wiliam
Alan
Charles
Marshall William Doerr
McCoy Convicted in Embezzlement Case Declares Appeal
Alfred McCoy, convicted of embezzlement in the Rensselaer pane case, faces a new trial motion before Judge Parner ton. If denied, McCoy will be sent to prison for about three years. He vows not to return to Rensselaer and plans to move to Chicago to live, seeking employment in the stockyards district.
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Theisen
Monticello
Ind
Blarneys
Thomas J. Mecoy
Rensselaer Pane
Parner Ton
McCoy
Alfred McCor
Chidge
Tragic Staircase Accident In Summit Woman Laments
New York June 18 Miss Murry of Summit North Dakota blames herself after her admirer James Condren is killed when she trips on stairs and falls while awaiting him on the second floor landing. Condren dies from a broken arch in the accident. The woman bears profound grief.
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Servnen-Mokness Association
New York
Iss Murry
Summit
N. d
James Condren
Pondren
Condren
Miss Murry
Conedren
Tor
Du Pont political feud erupts over campaign spending
The piece portrays Addicks as a purchased ally of Du Pont, claiming vast sums were spent to influence the legislature. It accuses Du Pont of aristocratic control, corrupt deals through secretaries, and a feudal lifestyle. The author critiques the resulting political stasis and name checks Aldrich Keen Depew and Pla.
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Gu Font
George Wy Baer
du Pont
Aldrich
Keen
Depew
Pla
Une Bengen
Addicke
Adedicks
Fights Powder Trust Open Letter Circulates in Washington
An open letter from Waddell of Peoria Illinois targets the powder trust headed by Col Henry A du Pont as U S senator from Delaware. It accuses the trust of harming competition and suggests government double pricing for smokeless powder due to patent rights granted to two naval officers. Prosecution inquiries are under review by Attorney General Mandy.
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Washington
Henry A. du Pont
United States
Dela Ware
Waddell
Peoria
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Powder Trust
Col du Pont
Wardell
Mandy
Arrest of bank messenger Harvey Scrippa-McRae Preas
Fort Worth Texas report states Harvey, a 13 year old messenger for the First National Bank of New York, and a boy posing as Dave Melville were captured at Springtown returning from a well hunt. Harvey claims he kept only 700 in cash and mailed the remaining checks and drafts from Washington. He says Melville had nothing to do with the theft. Pendleton to celebrate eightieth anniversary on July 4 with Capt W B Myers slated to speak.
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Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Fort Worth
Tex
Juna Jk
Wheelock Harvey
First National Bank of New York
Dave Melville
Springtown
Well Hunt
Harvey
Washington
Mystery in Bronx Murder Case Stumps Police
New York June 1 police and detectives still have no trace of Mrs Alice Kinnans killer ten days after the murder at the Stenton home in the Bronx A long suspect list includes Burton Gibson attorney for Mrs Stenton who remains confident the murderer will be found He will seek letters of administration on Mrs Kinnans estate with Guy Frishes attorney for Richard Kinnan the husband They will ask the letters be given to a trust company An old walnut dresser yielded bank books showing deposits of 10000 in the name of Mrs Stenton or her estate trustee bringing the total deposits to 11000 for Mrs Stenton and 10000 for Mrs Kinnan
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Scrippa-Smcrae Freee Association
New York
Polies
Alice Kinnan
Stentor
Bronx
Burton Gibson
I Stenton
Atill
Gibson
Mrs. Kinnan
Guy Frishes
Richard Kinnan
Mra. Kinin
2Tment Company
Mra Stenton
Stenton
Kirn
Lightning Claims Life of Lenny MARRISON on June 18
A man identified as Lenny MARRISON was struck and killed by lightning yesterday. The incident occurred as details remain sparse but authorities confirm the fatal weather event.
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Lenny Marrison
Son
U. A Feemer
City News Unclear Fragments From Virginiasave Panic
A fragmented report details a thirteen year old girl confessing to robbing Joseph Lisman’s home, and mentions a man Tlurrisan claiming he was held up after a robbery. Two men named Mr and Mrs Ostar Wentworth are noted, with a wagon incident and a theft of feminine attire from Anderson Stewart’s family. A preacher warns of disasters approaching the millennium and a man named Rob Elliott is described as needing quieting after an outburst.
Massacre in Cracow Area Reports 1500 Dead
Vienna dispatch from a Reuters correspondent in Cracow describes an eye witness account of killings after the first day's riot. Troops reportedly fired on Jews in a forest where 869 were hiding, with 80 dead and many wounded. The total killed in the city and district is estimated at about 1,500 as killings continued.
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Scrippe-McRae
Vienna
Nue Reforma
Cracow
Bialystok
Outbreaks Scrippe-Melise Prees Association Tension in Jewish Towns
In ST PETERSBURG on June 18 the government moves to curb disturbances in Jewish towns as a deputy government clash looms. A majority of dom (douma) members, seen as moderate, plan to shift tactics from antagonizing the ruling powers, signaling possible changes this week.
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Scrippe-Melise Prees Association
ST. Petersburg
Locomotives in the River Collision at West Shelbying
Two engines on the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling railway collided near West Sheeling in the early hours. Three people were fatally injured as both engines toppled into the river after the high speed crash.
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McRae Preas Association
Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland, Larain
West Sheeling
Tailor Frank Kolhoff Commits Suicide in Brookville
In Brookville Indiana on June 18 Frank Kolhoff a local tailor died by his own hand yesterday shooting himself in the head. He had been in ill health and was known in the community. The death is being treated as suicide.
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Sam Brookville
Ind
Frank , Kolhoff
Ratelde
Public events and gatherings listed for Indianapolis area
Local notes list multiple Monday night events including Methodist ministers picnic at Riverside park, closing concerts at Indianapolis Conservatory of Music and Butler College, Adscript club gathering, Labor Day committee meeting, Metropolitan Music Behood commencement at Propylaeum, and a Home Presbyterian church reception. Additional items mention Army and Navy Union outreach, Hamilton county picnic plans at White City, AOH Marian county expansion, July 4 Garfield park picnic with traveling associations, college addresses by Butler president, Cincinnati bank clerks visiting Indianapolis, and Sunday services at Ruby hall with I C of T and M and P of H. Also plans for Covenant Congregational church automobile party, Garfield park picnic, and a W M S meeting at J G Shideler residence.
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Riverside Park
Shelter House
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Philokurian Society
Butler College
College Chapel
Adscript Club
Labor Day Committee
Machinists’ Hall
Metropolitan Behood of Music
Propylaeum
Home Presbyterian Church
Indianapalis
Army and Navy Union
Charles O. Neese
Stubbins Hotel
Hamilton County
Capital
White City
Broad Ripple Park
Noblesville
Marian County
Indianapolis
Garfield Park
D.C. Brown
Bacestaureats
Cincinnati
Virginia Ave
Fayette
Rush Counties
Ruby Hall
I. C
Colored Citizens Covenant Congregational Church
Tabersdacle Presbyterian Church
J. G. Shideler
W. Forty-third St
Labor union plans political push for November election
The Central Federated Union will enter politics in the coming campaign. Members follow instructions from Samuel Gompers of the AF of L. The group aims to form a political organization to nominate candidates for the 11 supreme court justices to be elected next November.
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Ferippe-Minne Frees
New York
Central Federated Union Intenda
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Supreme Court
Brother of temperance lecturer drowns in White River
Richard Benson of Gas City fell into White river near Nowlesville while fishing with boys from the town. He was intoxicated earlier and warned away from crossing a railroad bridge. The 59 year old man, a brother of Luther Benson, graduated from Ann Arbor and studied law, with relatives near Rushville.
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Nowlesville
Ind
Richard Benson
Gas City
White River
Benson
Nottesvlle
Lake Erie & Western
Rushville
Inn
Luther Benson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Laporte Businessman Killed by Train
Gustave Gustafson a Laporte business man was killed when struck on railroad tracks by a train yesterday. He was walking in the center of the tracks at the time of the accident near the Erie & Western line in Laporte Indiana.
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Los. Laporte
Ind
Jone
Gustave Gustafson
Laporte
Erie & Weatem
Anarchists Wave Red Flags at Grand Central Palace
A June crowd in New York cheered as Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman appeared with red flags. Berkman bowed to Goldman and kissed her, prompting a storm of approval and rumors of marriage. Goldman spoke declaring continued resistance and fierce commitment to liberty despite prison hardship.
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Scrippe-WeAne Areas Association
New York
Grand Central Palace
Alexander Berkman
Anarchy
Emma Goldman
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