Troops Guard Mills as Anarchists Threaten Fire at Paterson Mills
Paterson New Jersey Gov Murphy ordered troops to guard silk mills after anarchists threatened arson during the silk-dyers helpers strike. First regiment infantry and First troop cavalry on duty. violence escalated as Union Hill mob faced old hose fire company. Thirteen arrests reported as Hoboken Mayor Groth faced denunciations.
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Paterson
New York
Union Hil
N. J
Paterson Dyers
Union Hill
R. & H. Simon Company
Groth
Hoboken
No lynching attempt reported in Vincennes jail case
Vincennes Indiana June 20 no attempt was made Thursday night to lynch Bill Edson. Militia and 290 special deputy sheriffs guarded the jail while a crowd of curious spectators waited. Edson slept well and remained unconcerned as his case received a change of venue to Daviess county due to court sessions in Knox county.
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Lynch Bill Edson
Vincennes
Ind
Bill Edson
Husky
Factories Face Education Rule After False Child Labor Affidavits
Indiana factory inspectors report widespread false affidavits on ages of child workers. Inspector McAbee says many underage children pass only up to eighth grade, urging a strengthening of law requiring education before factory work. Deputies verify ages by cross checking sworn parent statements and birth records, with several violations found.
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McAbee
McAhbee
Butler
Board of Charities
Indiana
Health Board
Racehorse Sale Sets New High Price in Town
Henry B. Gentry, proprietor of the Gen ry shows, has purchased McKinney, the famed speed sire from San José California, for 1000. This marks the highest price ever paid in town for a horse.
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Henry B.gentry
Genry
McKinney
San José
Cal
Rosengarten Quarrelled With Wife Before Death
Police testimony before the coroner recounts Harry Rosengarten telling Daniel A. Butcher he and his wife quarreled. He spoke of plans for a divorce after infidelity accusations and an incident of his wife tying his tie, followed by more accusations. Butcher warned him not to confide troubles. Rosengarten’s family say home relations were pleasant.
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Rosengarten
Sengarten
Butcher
Chaplain J B McClary Seeks Fund Board Role
Chaplain J B McClary of the Seventh U S Infantry from Ft Sheridan visits Indianapolis to discuss joining the National Ministerial Relief Board of the Christian church as secretary elect. He plans retirement July 13 but will serve without compensation, traveling to raise funds, living at Ft Sheridan initially, with family later. His Army ties include Garfield friendships and multiple family members in military service. New Holland dollars range 16 and up.
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J. B. McClary
Seventh United States Infantry
Ft. Sheridan
National Ministerial Relief Board of the
Christian Church
Indianapolis
McClary
Sam
McCrary
President Garfield
Hiram, O
Garfield
Twentieth Infantry
Hog Price Breaks Record In Indianapolis Market
The hog price soared to 7.70 per hundredweight on Friday, highest ever paid in Indianapolis. The jump followed a decade-old peak of 9? but marks a sudden leap driven by strong demand for top-class stock. stockmen cite good demand and beer price effects as contributing factors.
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Indianapolis
Jealous Dog Bites Child in Prospect Street Incident
Little Linian Wallace, 18 months, daughter of William Wallace, was severely bitten by a water spaniel named Don at 221 E Ohio St. The dog, owned by Mrs. Cole, scratched the face and tore flesh above the left eye. Dr Wagner treated the wound. the child may bear a scar but is not in danger. Mrs Cole laments the dog’s behavior, claiming jealousy of visiting children.
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Linian Wallace
William Wallace
Prospect St
Ohio St
Graduation Notes At William McKinley Public School
Ten oclock Friday saw 20 students graduate with exercises at William McKinley Public School. A February class picnic by the June class was held Friday. Class day was Thursday. School No press issued pretty programs. School 26 graduated 26 students at 9 thirty Friday with an elaborate program.
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William McKinley _Public school
Death of Mrs Anna Churchman In Pittsburg
Mrs Anna Churchman mother of Mrs James J Turner Pittsburg and others, died in Pittsburg. Principal owner of the Stevenson building Indianapolis she leaves an estate valued at about three quarters of a million. Burial at Crown Hill. Funeral Saturday at 10 a.m. at the home of her son M Churchman 904 N Meridian St Indianapolis.
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Anna ,Churchman
James J.turner
Pittsburg
Edward
Frank
Wm.f
Robi
Churchman
Indianapolis
Stevenson
Crown’ Hill
M. Churchman
Meridian
Agnes Steward In Limbo Again
Agnes Stewart sobbed on the prisoner's bench as acting judge Brown fined her ten dollars and sentenced her to ten days in the workhouse. William A Joyce of the Board of Guardians noted this is her first jail term in two years after prior repeated visits. She claimed sobriety recently in Indianapolis due to poor country wages and described past child custody losses and promises to reform.
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Agnes Stewart
William
A. Joyce
Board of Guardians
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Brown
Henderson Denies Desperado Arraignment in Court
Lon Henderson appeared in criminal court on a Friday morning facing charges for shooting Capt Hyland on March 18 and breaking into Fulton Market the same night. He pleaded not guilty and a trial date was set for Thursday. The shooting at Patrolman Alberts on March 26 was postponed.
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Desperado
Lon Henderson
Rucelshaus
Hyland
Fulton Market
Alberts
Henderson
Dead on the road near Vincennes found Friday morning
A report from Vincennes Indiana notes a death discovered Friday morning along the roadside. The sparse dispatch identifies Mrs. Jennis Vaughter as the deceased, with limited details available in the fragmentary OCR text. Further confirmation from local authorities is pending.
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Vincennes
Ind
Cost of War in the Philippines Reported by Root
Secretary Root told the senate the war cost to date totals 170 million plus 325 thousand 58 dollars and the transportation of troops adds about 4.8 million dollars. The figures reflect ongoing military expenditure in the Philippines.
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Washington
Root
Senate
Philippines
Muncie Tailor Confirmed Heir to Rice Millions
Muncie Ind June 20 Carl J Carroll tailor has been named an heir to the estate of the late William Marsh Rice of New York who was murdered. He received notification from the New York surrogate on Thursday.
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Muncie
William Marsh Rice
New York
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and nearby area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending at 8 p m June 21 calls for rain and cooler conditions Friday night then fair Saturday. Morning temperature around 64 with 75 at noon and 76 by 2 p m showers Friday night and fair Saturday across Indiana and adjacent states.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Sheriff Seeks John Sparks Over Kidnapping Order
The sheriff seeks a superior court order to bar John Sparks of Cruscat from interfering with his wife or child. The mother claims Sparks abducted the child from 711 W Twenty-fifth St on Thursday, luring the child into his buggy and driving off. If true, this is the second kidnapping in a year, with Sparks previously fined in police court. A divorce suit is pending.
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John Sparks
Cruscat
Superior Court
Twenty-fifth St
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Bout Postponement Dropped
San Francisco note reports the plans to delay the Jeffries versus Fitzsimmons fight until August are abandoned. Both fighters favored the move hoping higher attendance from Pythian conference low rates. San Francisco Athletic Club manager Alex Greggains opposed the change citing uncertain August permit.
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San Francisco
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Alex Greggains
San Francisco Athletic Club
William E English Zouaves win 50 prize at carnival drill
The William E English Zouaves returned from Kokomo with laurels as the Indianapolis organization competed against Kokomo Peru and Elwood. They won the first prize of 50 dollars under the carnival association. Capt. Jacob Fox led the unit. The Marion company did not appear, claiming to be the best in the state.
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William E. English
Waif 18 Heiress May Nickum Finds Long Lost Estate
May Nickum, adopted daughter of C W Nickum of Indianapolis,(has learned to be heiress to a large Henry county estate. Orphaned young, she was raised in an Indianapolis orphan asylum and adopted by the Nickums after a home finding agency pledge. An administrator had traced a Henry county estate, now the Nickums seek May's rightful share. May is described as a pretty blonde, tall and slender.
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May Nickum
Henry County
C. W. Nickum
Massachusetts Ave
Benjamin Harrison
West Virginia
Nickum
Home-finding Society
Indianapolis
Garris
Greensboro
May
Muncie jury orders gas company to refund over $100000
A Muncie jury in justice court Thursday night ruled the Muncie natural gas and power company must refund more than $100,000 to consumers as a rebate for coal and wood bought when gas supply ran short. Walter Rit tenhouse was awarded $100 and costs. the company plans an appeal.
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Muncie, Ind
Muncie
Bishop Nicholson Urges Tobacco Ban in Diocese
Milwaukee June 20 Bishop Nicholson of the Episcopal church issues a circular deprecating tobacco use in any form directed at diocese clergy. Some clerics ignore it but continue smoking. He muses that Sir Walter Raleigh’s ship should have sunk to spare the world from tobacco.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nicholson
Episcopal Church
Walter Raleigh
Virginia
Carolina
England
Buried by Charity Funeral for Ruth Cornelius
A charity funeral was held Friday for Ruth Cornelius at Tute Wilers undertaking establishment. The service was led by Rev. W. W. Wheeler from the Rescue Mission. Ruth died in City hospital on June 4 while visiting her daughter. Her two Oklahoma sons were not able to contribute financially. the son-in-law in Indianapolis cited severe reverses.
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Tutewiler
W. W. Wheeler
Ruth Cornelius
City Hospital
Oklahoma
Indianapolis
Farmers Bank of Edinburg to Open July 1
Edinburg Indiana dates the Farmers' Bank of Edinburg will open for business on July 1. Officers listed include J. I. Bymaster as president W. I. Snider as vice president and Horace Goodrich as cashier all described as experienced in the business.
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Edinburg
Ind
Farmers’ Bank of
H Edinburg
J. I. Bymaster
W. I. Snider
Horace ¥. Goodrich
City Life Criminals and Local Incidents Summary
G R Barrows alias A B Howard captured in Erie Pennsylvania to be sent to Indianapolis for embezzling 350 dollars from Wilson Bosson. Cora Wade found unconscious on Fifteenth Street due to hysteria with poisoning symptoms but denies taking any. she will recover. May Fish, Central Union toll desk operator in Columbus Indiana, injured when lines were crossed by an electric wire and she was unconscious for about an hour. William Williams shot in the neck by Robert Parker on Indiana Avenue and jailed for alleged robbery of a rig from Harmon stables. Robert Gregory, Indiana Avenue, arrested for stealing two gold watches from Wells, a saloon keeper. he had been out of the city. Colbert
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G. R. Barrows
A. B. Howard
Ben
Erie
Indianapolis
Wilson Bosson
Cora Wade
Darnell St
Fifteenth St
May Fish
Central Union Toll Desk
Columbus
Ind
William Williams
Robert Parker
Indiana-ave
Harmon Stabies
S. Maoisst
Robert Gregory
The Byram Will Probate Allocates Estate Shares
The will of Norman S. Byram probated Friday leaves most of a 250000 estate to his wife Isabella for life. A 1000 trust for Steven C Byram and 500 each for Marguerite W Gates and Alfred Gates, grandchildren, payable at age two. Homes valued up to 3500 for O P and Norman S Byram. Widow receives 150 monthly, with 50 monthly for O T, Norman S, and Henry Byram’s wife if funds remain. upon Mrs. Byram’s death, the estate goes to four children O T N S and others.
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Norman S. Byram
Isabella P. Byram
Steven C. Byram
Marguerite
W. B
Alfred Gates
O. P
Indiana Trust Company
O. T
Norman
Henry Byram
Six Killed in a Week Collision at Staples
Six persons died and four were injured in a collision of two Northern Pacific passenger trains at Staples Minnesota early Friday morning. The dead include Geo Rasmussen fireman Conductor Nobile Baggageman Mueller Ernest Schultz Walter Scott and an unknown tramp. Injured are Harry Ziegler Hammona Indiana and three trainmen. The accident happened on a siding and was caused by a misunderstanding of orders.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific
Staples
Nobile
Mueller
Ernest Schultz
Walter Scott
Harry Ziegler
Hammona
Ind
Will Be Married At Madison Carnival
Martin Wade arranges a nuptial at the Madison carnival to wed Austin J Adams and Miss Neta Leone Hinkle. The couple will marry with expenses to Madison and a year's supply of flour as consideration. Wade selected from four applicants and had not met the bride in person, only seen her photograph.
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Martin Wade
Meridian-st. Feedman
Austin J. Adams
Eleven guards arraigned for careless use of firearms
Nanticoke guards were arrested and arraigned before Burgess Williams on charges of careless use of firearms. Each was found guilty and fined three dollars plus costs. pending payment they were confined. Ready for the boat race in Poughkeepsie construction text follows.
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Nanticoke
Burgess Williams
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Philippine Islands
County Board of Review
Central Loan Co
FASC
Dynes’ Lumber and Coal
Eads, R. B. & Co
Cese Wetet
Electro-therapeutic Mfg. Co
New Elmo Tropical Plantation Co
Emerich Furniture Co
Enterprise Foundry and Fence Co
Eureka Refrigerator Co
New Everett Electric Mfg. Co
New Everett Seed Co
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Faulkner-Webb Co
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Coonse & Caylor Ice Co
Crowell Apparatus Co
Daggett & Co
Deasqan Ory Darmody, J. F., Co
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Miss May Nickum
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