Steel Mill Walkout Over Color Line Shocks Indiana
At Indiana Iron Mills in Muncie Tuesday every worker in the cutting nut and bolt department quit after the company hired a colored man. The union, including girls, men, and boys, refused to return unless the man is discharged, leaving the big plant idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Iron Company
She’ Mills
Elkhart Township
Elkhart County
Goshen
Goshen and Indiana Traction Company
Angola
One Killed and Three Fatally Hurt at Quarry Incident
Bloomington scene reports Luther Lashore died and Frank McFhetridge Joe Miller Charles Stevens and John Ray were fatally hurt in a Tuesday evening accident at the Butt and blue quarry in Clear Creek district. A traveler on a 30 foot high elevated track toppled when a large stone was being moved to a car, plunging to the ground. Hay the engineer was in the cab as the fatal plunge occurred. Lashore was buried beneath heavy machinery and killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Butt and Blue Quarry
Clear Creek District
Luther Lashore
Frank McFhetridge
Joe Miller
Charles Stevens
John Ray
Hay
Lashore
Crusaders in Tears at Saloon Case Dismissals
Mamie Ageton Lillian Shields and Laura Jackson wives of prominent citizens who patrolled streets at night to catch saloon law violations asked dismissal of cases against saloonkeepers. Judge Houghton urged enforcement. the women left sobbing as cases were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Mamie Ageton
Lillian Shields
Laura Jackson
Houghton
Begged All Day Then Married at Evening in Anderson
James D. Webster 65 and Sarah Jane Rudy both of Indianapolis, though blind, wed in Anderson after Webster begged all day for money to buy a marriage license. He obtained the license in the afternoon and the couple married around seven in the evening at the home of Reverend Bennett before returning to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Iind
James D. Webster
Sarah Jane Rudy
Indianapolis
Anderson
Webster
Rb. Bennett
First M. &. Church
Indianapoli
Despondent Wife Attempts Suicide After Husband's Arrest
Mrs Edward Thomas of Muncie Indiana tried to kill herself with morphine on Wednesday morning. Her condition is critical. Despondent over her husband’s arrest she is the third sister to make a suicide attempt with one sister having died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Edward Thomas
Judge Scored His Aunt Divorce In Indiana Court
MUNCIE Ind June 19 Circuit judge Leffer divorced his aunt Mrs Mary Leffier from her husband John Leffier Tuesday. No trial for cruelty occurred and the ruling reflected the couple’s failure to stay together after many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Leffer
Mary Leffier
John Leffier
Rieman Brought Home After New York Street Car Injury
Supt. Rieman of Goshen schools, badly injured and disfigured by a street car strike in New York on Monday, was brought home to Goshen, Indiana, on Wednesday.
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Rieman
Goshen
Ind
New York
Dying of Hiccoughs in Anderson butcher
Anderson Indiana June 19 Warren Feltz 35 a local butcher is dying from hiccoughs that began last Friday and could not be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
Warren Feltz
Portland Widow Miller Reaches 64 Years in Jay County
Mrs. Ann Bosworth Miller arrived in Jay county 64 years ago marking a long residence in the area. In Hagerstown, Henry Presbaugh stands as one of the county’s oldest and best known residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ann Bosworth Miller
Jay County
Hagerstown
Henry Presbaugh
Indiana Inklings and Local Developments
Miss Anna Max, 80, donates 15000 property to Lafayette Y M C A. First spike set on Fort Wayne Southern railroad with rails reaching Huntington. Connersville sash splintered by a shot load. no clue. Shelbyville lithia company formed to build a bath house. a water franchise obtained to pipe new water through streets. Terre Haute ministerial association continues.
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Fort Wayne & Southern Railroad
Huntington
Shelbyville Lithia Company
Negley disputes annexation fears over Tuxedo ordinance
Opponents claim the Tuxedo annexation would bring the area into ANOTHER FAKE IA S NEGLEY. Councilman Negley says the tale is false and no such plan exists. He notes opposition aims to limit the ordinance to Washington street and expects committee action to expand the roadway and south side property for street improvements.
Wire-walking Burglar nabbed after yard heist
Chicago reporter: James Echols, a slack wire-walker burglar, crossed a 60 foot long iron rope bridge 50 feet above the ground between two stockyard buildings with a bag of carpenter tools. Capt. Eddy halted him at gunpoint, forcing Echols to return the route for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Echols
Eddy
Echols
Haven Sentenced for Green Goods Letters Released by Judge
Arthur Haven, who pleaded guilty to sending green goods letters, was released by Judge Baker after a four month sentence in St. Joseph county jail. Representative A. ju Brick acted as Haven's attorney. Haven, a South Bend fireman, sent letters to several firemen to test if they would bite on the scheme. no green goods or means to obtain them were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Haven
St. Joseph County
Baker
Ju Brick
Haven
Uth Bend
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Tron Pool-Selling Case
The police court jury for Mike Toomey and Frank J. Douglass failed to reach a verdict after six hours of deliberation, nine to three for conviction. Judge Charles Remster presided with two detectives and two horse-race bettors as prosecution witnesses. The case will be tried again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Toomey
Frank J. Douglass
Tron’s
Charles Remster
National District Telegraph Company
William Kleinsmith
Toomey
Fairgrounds
Collins
St Patrick's academy closing exercises and awards
Twenty two girls completed at St Patrick's academy with Miss Nellie Taylor guiding the program. Cecilia Hallinan gave the valedictory and received a graduation diploma and a gold medal after a random draw among 22 students who all scored 100 percent in two studies. Gold medals for regular attendance and top christian doctrine averages were awarded to several students, with Ursula Hennessey, Evelyn O Connor, Nellie Cavanaugh and others among the medalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Academy
St. Patrick’s Nail
Nellie Taylor
Cecilia Hallinan
Mary Hannan
Capital Council
United States
Miss Hannan
Cecilia, Hallinan
TP. Dunne
A. Levery
M. Streabie
M. Hannan
G. O'Connor
FE. Peters
S. Creigh
N. Sexton
C. Carroll
M. Murphy
E. Travers
H. Keating
F. Kaesburg
J. Colbert
S. Kalb
E. Hurley
M. Yorger
H. Israel
E. Fox
M. Logan
A. Fitzgerald
D. O'Donaghue
D. D
Zi. Lavery
E. Peters
G. O’connor
BE. Travers
M. Kidwell
A. Morony
M. Matthews
A. Many
M. Hovey
E. Donovan
M. McHugh
N. Kavanaugh
W.A. Maher
Ursula Hennessey
Evelyn O'Connor
Nellie Cavanaugh
Genette Behmer
Annie Moroney
Nellie Sexton
Rose Wettrick
Mary Callahan
Nellie Hannan
Epworth League members fundraise by chores and tricks
Young women of the Epworth League at the First Methodist Church in Matyeawan New York pledged to earn one dollar for church debt. Ida Lisk earned fifty cents washing her father's pig and selling kisses for five cents each. They distributed hand organs, sold flowers, and one admitted stealing vegetables to fund the church drive. Also listed are deaths: Col Frederick H. Flick, John Allen, F G Angst, and Carl Guerlitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matyeawan
N. Y
Epworth League
The
First Methodist Church
Ida Lisk
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer Claimed to Cure Epileptic Fits
Mrs Jos Keller of Converse Indiana reports ten years of epileptic fits ended after taking Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer. She spent over 1000 dollars without relief and found relief within six months, noting one seizure since. The advertisement claims cures for nervous prostration, spasms, St Vitus dances and related disorders and lists price at 1.00 per bottle with agents listed in Albion Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Jos. Keller
Converse, Inc
St. Vitus
W. Brant. Co., Ltd
Albion, Mich
Voting machines debate stalls election order in Ward 1
City clerK Geckler plans a meeting of the board of election commissioners to decide if the board or the council can order voting machines for Ward 1’s special election. If used, council elected inspectors would be sidelined and Republicans fear process delays until primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geckler
Board of Election Commissioners
Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Bowlus
Brown-Ketcham Works Lead Busy County Board Session
The county board of review met Wednesday with few objections as they set assessments for multiple firms. Brown-Ketcham iron works in Haughville saw its valuation raised by 5 000 and several companies including Acme milling, Alaska gold mining, Allison coupon, American produce, New American Buncher, and Indianapolis storing and transfer faced adjusted figures, ranging from thousands to mid tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Haughville
Acme Milling Company
Actna Cabinet Company
Alaska Gold Mining Company
Aldag Paint and Varnish Company
Allison Coupon Company
American Produce Company
New American Buncher Manufacturing Company
American Apartment House Company
New American Farmer Company
American Central Life Insurance Company
American Coal Company
New American Ornamental Iron Works
Pelee Fede OA
New Bailey Manufacturing Company
Sereess
Balke-Ikxrauss Company
Frown - Ketcham Iron Works Oo
Even
Browh-Lilly Company
DANY
Indianapolis Storing and Transfer Company
Ice Man Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide
Jas F Aherne an ice man for American Ice shot his wife and killed himself Tuesday. Both died at the scene. Motive linked to anger over his wife’s habits. Separately, Charles W Morse ex ice trust head wed Mrs Clements Dodge, a divorcee once Miss Cowles of Illinois. The couple left for Europe Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jas. F. Aherne
American Ice Company
Charles W. Morse
The
Ice Trust
Clements Dodge
Miss Cowles
Ilinois
Millionaire Morse
Mrs. Morse
Europe
Missouri Dick the canary rover sold for 1300 dollars
Joseph Missouri reports that the canary known as Missouri Dick is to be returned to its former owner C. T. Donovan after he bought the bird back from L. M. Hederes of Chicago for 1300 dollars. Hederes had purchased the canary from Donovan for 1200 dollars a few weeks earlier. Donovan plans to present the bird to Mrs. McWinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Donovan
L. M. Hederes
Chicago
Hedges
Mr. Donovan
Donovan
Mrs. McWinley
Illness of Lucky Baldwin in San Francisco Hospital
San Francisco reports the ailing miner and horseman Lucky Baldwin is seriously ill in a private hospital. He fell ill in Seattle while preparing to sail to Nome and his condition has worsened since arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lucky” Baldwin
Seattle
Nome
Taxed Dogs to Pay the Expenses
Huntsville Alabama council extends the school term by one month and imposes a dog tax to cover the added costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Burdock Blood Bitters touted for quick stomach relief
The advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters regulate the stomach and bowels naturally and rapidly, promising relief from digestive issues without inconvenience.
Bargains in Upright Pianos and Grains at Baldwin's
Listings show price quotes and lots for pianos and grains from Baldwin's including wheat corn oats and hay with graded quality numbers. Inspections note several car totals and rejections across wheat corn and timothy hay buckets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Timothy
Hay
Chicago Markets Report for June 19
Chicago grain and livestock prices show wheat July at 69 3/4 to 69 1/2 cents, September 66 3/4. corn July 43 3/4, September 44 1/4. oats July 34 1/2, September 26 3/4. Provisions list pork 15.07, lard 8.80, ribs 5.20. Butter and cheese quotes vary with creamery and dairy grades. live poultry includes chickens 8 1/2 to 9 cents, turkeys 6 7 4 cents per pound, geese 6 per dozen.
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Chicago
Kingan & Co
Indiana
California
Tiercas
New York
F. Brand
O. K
Hog market summary at Indianapolis stock yards
InterState stock yards in Indianapolis reports hog receipts of 1,200 with shipments of 1,00. Quotations show good to choice assorted meats and varied weights. Medium and heavy mixed hogs bring around 59 to 60. common to good pigs range near 39 to 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Union Stockyards
Avetaic
Prices From Poultry to Oysters In City Markets
Market price lists show turkey hens six cents per lb, young toms four and a half, fowls seven, ducks one cent, geese four cents, spring chickens 13 to 15 cents. Also listed are cheese, butter, eggs, hides, tallow, candies, nuts, coffee, sugars, flour, beans, molasses, rice, coal, chemicals, and a wide range of produce and seafood with detailed per-unit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brazil
Sun Brand
Java
Golden Rio
Bourbon Santos
Golden Santos
Prime Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dulsworth’s
Gates
Columbia
Windsor
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Fragmented OCR Data Highlights Unclear Figures and Codes
Readable elements show scattered numbers and symbols like 125 275 5 00 6 25 8 3 00 5 00 3 50 450 200 3 00 23 30 00G50 00. The text lacks context, names, places, dates, or events to form a coherent news item.
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Muncie, Ind
Indiana Iron Mills
Ton
Street Fair Association
John Curtis
Greencastle
A. F. Stonehart
Terre Haute
Central Labor Union
Wm. C. Schmidt
August Milles
Frank Wiles
Milles
Delehanty
Jeffersonville
Union Station
Big Four Railroad
Big Four
Ed Anthony
Meridian Glass Works
Harvey Kelsoe
Boone County
Mr. Kelsoe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hartford City
Yorktown
White River
Oil City
Marion
Alexandria
Unio
Crusaders
Indiana Inklings
Anna Max
Lafayette Y. M. C. A
Catherine Heeb
Connersville
Negley
TRON
Frederick H. Flick
Cleveland
John Allen
Saybrook
Conn
F. G. Fangst
Louisville
Germany
Cornel Guerlitt
Berlin
Joseph Keller
Conberse
Board of Review
the Ice Man
Joseph, Mo
Missouri
City Grain Market
Florida
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Green County
Castor
Castile
Epsom
Uneeda
Jinjer Wayfer
Uneeda Jinjer Wayfer
National Biscuit Company
Hong Kong
W. Wash.st
W. Wash. St
Virginia Ave
Mass. Ave
Alabama St
Union Stock Yards
Eers
Alabama
Beckner
Monument Place
N. Senate
N. Senate-ave
E. Pratt
SUN
S. Weat
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