Duhme Heir Chase Newsman Source Abduction Case At Issue
In New York a Cincinnati trio Mr and Mrs Charles E Duhme and their nephew Morris Fowler Chase are guests at the Waldorf Astoria after Chase was declared sane by Justice Ferris of the Ohio Supreme Court. Detectives said Chase appeared weak and apathetic but the family says he came willingly to Detroit then Cincinnati. Duhme criticizes kidnapping claims and vows action if any arrest occurs.
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York
Charles E. Duhme
Cincinnati
Morris Fowler~Chase
Lafay's
ste;Ind
Chase
Frederick Chase
Lafayette
Poland Springs
Maine
New York
Tue
Martin
Detroit
George Peterman
Duhmes
McCluskey
Duhme
Fowler
Joseph McDowell
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mr. Duhme
Dispatch
Sensation
Wilby & Kittridge
Charles Reade
Py know the truth and will give it to you.’ _ Mr. Duhme
Abducted Man Found in New York Hotel Case Looms
Morris Fowler Chase, the presumed abductee from the Hotel Cadillac on June 5, has been located at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Frederick S. Chase, his father, seeks court action to appoint a receiver for the Chase estate in Lafayette. Detectives pursue the Duhmes and the hired man to return to Indiana. a detective travels to New York to bring them back.
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Detroit
Mich
Morris
Morris Fowler Chase
Duhmes
Young Chase
Michizin ‘Central Depot
Cadillac
Cotter
New York
Duhimes
Miss Cropsey Outlines Arithmetic Teaching Plan
Miss Cropsey assistant superintendent of Indianapolis schools addressed Indiana county superintendents in the state house on Wednesday. She and John W. Cook of Normal Illinois wrote an arithmetic text for the state education department. The first book emphasizes objects to lead from specific to general while the second presents rules. she cautioned against rushing pupils and supports object work in early grades.
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Miss. Cropsey
Indianapolis
Indiana
Supreme Court
State House
John W. Cook
Normal
States “of Education
Miss Cropsey
Pee Yin
Cromding
Arith
Blackhand killing reported in Bowling Green court yard
The fragment notes a death described as a Blackhand killing in Bowling Green in the courthouse yard. It references Wetherholt and Nathan Woodland and mentions Standard Oil Company and a charter issue, with vague ties to Ohio and OMB.
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Sasino
Blackhand
Wetherholt
Bowling Green
Faby
Nathan
Epworth League Convention Stir Over Rumored Schell Visit
Local church leaders denounce a newspaper tale as a fabrication about Edwin A. Schell, general secretary, visiting Indianapolis to overhaul committees for the Epworth league. They confirm Schell's only task was addressing a Roberts Park church meeting. They anticipate 20,000 to 40,000 attendees based on pledged housing and delegate cards.
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Epworth League
Edwin A. Schell
Indianapolis
Schell
Bro. Lasby
Bro. Palmer
Bro
van Arsdel
C. EB. Bacon
Homes
E. BR. Rawls
Bacon
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Toronto
Convention scene at state house picks Bow man and Pfeil for tickets
Pressmen and assistants at the international convention gathered at the state house to nominate James H. Bowman for president and Henry Pfeil for first vice president. M. I. Rafferty urged boycotts against Kidder Press and Golding for discharging pattern-makers in a nine hour day push. Frank Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urged unity and predicted union growth to 2,600,000 by century’s end.
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James H. Bowman
Henry Pfeil
M. I. Rafferty
Pattern-makers’ Union
Kidder Press Company
The
Golding Company
Committee On Laws
Denver
Idaho
Federation of Labor
General Wheaton Withdraws to Imus in Philippine Fighting
Gen Wheaton withdrew from Perez Das Marinas and returned to Imus. American forces report many prisoners from recent days of combat with several captured soldiers wearing white Amigos costumes. Artieno, rival of Aguinaldo, found by Wheaton at Das Marinas after being imprisoned since June 1998.
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Manila
Wheaton
Perez Das Marinas
Imus
Artieno
Aguinaldo
Gen. Wheaton
Das Marinas
Union Miners Leader Denies Link to Evansville Shootings
Union Miners President Mitchell denies striking miners' involvement in the Evansville shooting of imported miners and says assailants are unknown. Southwest mine operators resume with eight hour day wage increases and mine run pay. several companies remain closed.
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Mitchell
Evansville
Fred Dilcher
Dilcher
Southwest
Choctaw & Gulf Road
St. Louis
San Francisco
Missouri Pacific
Fittsburg
Memphis & Gulf
Kentucky Democrats Converge in Louisville Primary Struggle
The Kentucky Democratic nominating convention opened in Louisville led by State chair man Johnston. Factions of Senator William Goebel Captain Stone and General P. Wat Hardin vie for governor. Stone and Goebel backed the convention organization but could not maintain unity. A temporary chairmanship fight has consumed an hour. It is rumored Goebel will back Stone for governor in exchange for control of party machinery.
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Louisville
Johnston
Wm. Goebel
Capt
Stone
P. Wat Hardin
Goebel
County Board of Review Hikes Assessments on Corporations
The county board of review continued its grind on Wednesday raising the assessment on a number of corporations. Among those assessed were several major firms, though specific names are not listed in the fragment.
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County Board of Review
Trace of Jacob Miller Spreads From North Carolina to Indiana
Mrs. Jula McFarland of Indianapolis reported a possible link to Jacob Miller, a North Carolina distiller who sold a mill and moved to Indiana’s Wabash bottoms. She mentions Lewis Miller, her first husband, son Jacob Miller serving in the Philippines, and a daughter-in-law Mrs. Jacob Jones of Zionsville from Lewis’s first marriage. The search arose after a THI SUN feature.
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Georgia
Jacob Miller
Caroline
Forties
Wabash Bottoms
Indiana
Jula McFarland
Orange St
Indianapolis
Thi Sun
Secretary of State
Lewis Miller
Eaghestown
Hamilton County
North Carolina
Philippines
Seventeenth Infantry
McFarland
Jacob Jones
Zionsville
Spooner to Tour West After Government Claims
Samuel Spooner secretary of the Republican state central committee returns from Washington after appointment under Attorney General Griggs. He plans a July 1 trip to Oregon, Washington and California to pursue government claims, keeping his evidence in Indianapolis. His salary is $10 a day. He says he has not resigned and doubts if the committee will elect a new secretary before next winter’s reorganization.
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Samuel Spooner
Republican State Central Committee
Washington
Griggs
Oregon
California
Jook
Indianapolis
Central Committee
Births Deaths and Marriages Recorded in Local Notices
Births list several couples with addresses and a girl born to Lafayette Kenneday and Lizzie at 1401 EB Sixteenth Street. Deaths note multiple individuals with ages and causes including pneumonia, accident, hemorrhage, pistol shot, tuberculosis, drowning, and other ailments. Marriage licenses show seven couples including Andrew Wanner and Mary Moriarty, Oscar Stehlin and Mary Crowley, and others.
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Christian and
Elsie Schmidt
Carlos
Bey
Lafayette
Lizzie Kenneday
John
Josie Wands
Alabama St
Werman
Lottie Meyer
Pat and
Mary McMannus
Pratt-st
Martha Hancock
S. West
James McDonald
Virginia
Ave
John Scudder
Ohio
James Gordon
W. Wahbash
Theodore Warcher
Avre
T. Landers
S. Illinois
Emma Sander
Madison-ave
Adolph Hake
S. Pennsylvania-st
Tina Kuetemeier
Spann-ave
Sealch
Bis
Andrew Wanner
Mary Moriarty
Oscar Stehlin
Mary Crowley
Jesse Shultz
Elizabeth Haughey
Samuel Owens
Sarah Owens
Charles Kramer
Mary Odier
Henry Roetter
Belmont Miller
Orville Yoncey
Dortha Wood
Reichstag backs Anglo German provisorium amid wide vote
Berlin reports show the reichstag passing the third reading of the Anglo German commercial provisorium by a large majority. Vienna notes continue fighting on the Turco-Servian frontier and a riot in Slatina injures troops and rioters alike. London mentions Esterhazy suing for papers and Depew hurrying to Brussels due to his son's illness. Emperor Franz Josef recovers from illness and resumes duties.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Vienna
Constantinople
London
Esterhazy
Bucharest
Slatina
Chauncey M. ‘Depew
Brussels
Franz
Josef
Trusted employee arraigned in theft case at police court
Herman Hartmann a city salesman for Kothe Wells and Bauer was arraigned on a charge of embezzling about $1000 from the firm. He waived examination and was sent to the grand jury. Bond was posted by Kothe and by Lindermann and Schaub. Hartmann admitted holding back money and planned repayment.
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Herman
Artmann
Kothe, Wells & Bauer
S. Meridian Sr
Hartmann
George Kothe
Frank Lindermann
Joseph Schaub
Steam powered car to be tested in Richmond
IS ham Sedgwick, a local manufacturer, announced the horseless carriage he has worked on for months is nearly completed with steam as the motive power. A public test will be made. The Home Telephone Company sold 100000 in bonds and has 700 subscribers. operations will begin July 1.
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Richmond
Ind
Isham Sedgwick
Home Telephone Company
Weenesday
City Board approves new phone contract and safety measures
The Board of Safety renewed a contract with the New Telephone Co for 41 telephones from July 1 to December 31 at 8504.59. William Cochran becomes captain of Hook and Ladder No 1. Police to enforce quiet within city limits and curb fireworks until July 5. Market to close at 10 a m on July 4.
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Board of Safety
New Telephone Company
William Cochran
Hook and Ladder Company No
AL Meurer
Deaths of U S soldiers from yellow fever in Cuba
Gen Brooke reports Cuban deaths in Santiago and Puerto Principe. Private David Mulhern of Company C Fifth Infantry and Private Thomas Jennings of the Fifth Infantry band died of yellow fever in Santiago. Private Elliot D Holderman of Company D Fifth Infantry and Private Louis J Wagner of Company A Fifteenth Infantry died from accidental poisoning on the seventeenth in Puerto Principe.
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Washington
Brooke
Havana
Cuba
Santiago
David Mulhern
Thos. Jennings
Puerto Principe
Elliot D. Holderman
Louis J. Wagner
Fifteenth Infantry
Navy to consolidate bureaus and form admiralty board
It is stated that Secretary Long seeks to merge the bureaus of construction and repair steam engineering and equipment. A new admiralty board will oversee navy affairs but its exact composition is undecided. Admiral Dewey could be offered the presidency if he desires.
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Washington
Secretary-of-the-navy
Long
Board of Admiralty
Dewey
Crowded to the curb by express wagon injury
Miss Mary McWee, bicyclist, was run down at Washington and Pennsylvania streets Wednesday. Driver John Kreitlein was arrested after the collision. She was taken home on North East street in a carriage, claiming the wagon crowded her to the curb.
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Mary McWee
Washington and
Pennsylvania-sts
John Kreitlein
Miss McWee
N. East St
He Takes 40 Men to Fill Motormen Posts
W Yrow agent of the Cleveland street railroad company has been in the city for several days seeking motormen. He departed Tuesday night with about 40 men and will return in a day or two to hire more workers.
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W. Yrow
Cleveland Street Railroad Company
Grief Ends in Death of Indiana Farmer
Lafayette Ind June 21 Henry E Gosling a farmer near Lafayette died from grief over his wife who died a year earlier in the same locality.
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Lafayette
Ind
Arrest of Thomas Truax on horse theft and car theft charges
Thomas Truax was arrested here on Wednesday and is wanted in Muncie on charges of stealing a horse and stealing a car. Local officers say they will pursue him.
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Thomas Truax
Muncie
Bugsy
May Hawk seeks divorce amid domestic dispute claim
May Hawk files for divorce alleging Harry carried a revolver and razor to bed. Myra Kinder sues husband William for support after 1871 separation, claiming only seven dollars contributed since. Dorcas Githens had a watch and chain stolen, leading to 90 days in criminal court. Anna G Hughes sues city for ten thousand after falling in a sidewalk hole on E Eleventh St. Christian Sunday schools in Indianapolis plan a picnic. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry advertised as a remedy for dysentery and summer complaint.
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May Hawk
Harry
Anna G. Hughes
E. Eleventh St
Christian Sunday Schools of
Indianapolis
Bethany Park
Union Station
John Staley
Dorcas Githens
Myra Kinder
William
W. E. English
Commercial Club
Asbury Park
Beresford Stables Rider Takes Two Wins at Gatwick
Tod Sloane rode Lord Beresford's Jolly Tar to first place in the diamond plate 300 sovereigns race and then piloted Blacksmith to victory in the Crabbet plate 300 sovereigns event at Gatwick on Wednesday.
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Gatwick
Eng
Tod Sloane
Beresford Stables
Sloane
Lord Beresford
Blacksmith
Board of Works Awards Contracts on Cement Walks
The Board of Works awarded contracts on Wednesday for cement walks on Georgia Street from Illinois to Capitol to Henry Maag for $1.12 and on Sanders Street from Wright to Shelby to Frank Lawson Company for 5714 cents.
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Board of Works
Georgia-st
Illinois
Capitol
Henry Maag
Sanders St
Wright
Shelby
Frank Lawson
Vandalia line half rates to Pacific Coast excursion
Half rates to the Pacific Coast are offered at 66.00 round trip for June 24 to July 7 with tickets valid return until September 4, 1899. Choice of routes in either direction and liberal stopovers. A July 6 excursion departs Indianapolis at 12:35 from Vandalia line under Prof C F Patterson. for information contact No 133 Commercial Club Building Indianapolis or the undersigned.
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Pacific Coast
Havana Notes Ninety More Cubans Receive US Payment
Ninety additional Cuban soldiers received their share of the United States payment Wednesday morning in Havana. The limited, fragmentary report notes the distribution occurred under ongoing relief or compensation programs.
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United States
Butler College Sees Record Year and Expansion
Butler College reports a highly successful year with growing demand for information and a planned extra catalogue. Prof E S Ames, Mr Pounds, and President Jenkins will spend the summer expanding student enrollment. six mature students will assist. The university collaboration with Chicago expands degrees and study options. Athletics gain prominence under Prof Boos. Will D Howe returns to strengthen English literature and a new graduate scholarship is planned. Prof Garrison will coordinate study trips to Europe while Prof Thrasher departs after long service.
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Butler College
E. S. Ames
Pounds
Jenkins
Butler
University of Chicago
Chicago University
Boos
Will D. Howe
Harvard
Garrison
Holland
France
Germany
Thrasher
LAMBasted Henry Sheridan Held After Lamp Attack
Henry Sheridan of 506 Loardsr. faced police court on a lamp assault charge after striking his wife during their three week marriage. He was fined ten dollars and ten days in the workhouse as witnesses described black eyes and a broken lamp incident at their home.
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Henry Sheridan
Loardsr
Holtz and Bray
Wallace
Brukes
Hunting dog snaps at man in Lafayette incident
In Lafayette Indiana on June 21 a hunting dog followed Alexander Rae home. After Rae gave it water the dog began snapping and bit his hand. A mad stone was applied and adhered. The dog was later killed.
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Lafayette
Ind
Alexander Rae
Lost Solid Gold Watch and Classified Notices
Lost solid gold watch with chain and socket om between Illinois and Atlantic garden. liberal reward offered. Employment ads seek reliable colored girl at 512 N Delaware St. White woman wanted for general housework at 1620 Broadway. Washing help wanted at 518 W McCarty St and 330 N Hast. For rent one large front room upstairs at 425 Irving Place. Sells sewing goods at below wholesale. Fairbanks Santa Claus Soap 2.40 per box. Brown Soap 80 bars 2.40 per box. B T Babbitt's Soap Powder 100 packets 1.75 per box. Anderson Jams 1-lb tins 90c per dozen. Cruikshank's Baked Beans 10c dozen. Happy Home Baking Powder 0c dozen.
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Illinois
Atlantic Garden
Delaware St
Broadway
A O U W Convention Divides Regions and Sets Growth Prize
The A O U W convention split New Mexico Arkansas? and Arizona from Colorado to form two jurisdictions, creating 37 in total. It kept the prize system with a $2,000 top award for the jurisdiction boosting membership by 25 percent, given the increase reaches 100. The body also favored incorporating the supreme lodge.
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Cig
Committee On the Good of the Order
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Supreme Lodge
Clergymen Set for London? Cape May Trip Underway
Rev. Joseph Chartrand departed Wednesday afternoon to join Bishop Chatard in Baltimore and accompany him to Cape May. Father Qieio of St. Meinrad's will serve at the Chapel of SS. Peter and Paul during Chartrand's absence. Bishop Chatard's health is reported much improved.
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Joseph Chartrand
Baltimore
Bishop Chatard
Cape May
Father Qieio
St. Meinrad’s
SS. Peter and Paul
Father Chartrand
Indianapolis Stock Market Cattle and Livestock Prices Amid Active Trade
Indianapolis stock market reports cattle receipts of 300 Wednesday with shipments 150 and market active. Prices unchanged for many aids with cattle prices ranging good to prime steers from 1.35 per pound and up, fair to medium steers 1.35 and up, and other categories including stockers and calves. Hog and sheep receipts noted with market activity and higher prices for medium to good classes. noon prices show gains in some lines and steady to active trade for sheep and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pancee Descen
Senate Rhelesace
Grain and hay market report dates and prices
On Wednesday June 21 wheat and corn futures show varied prices with No 2 red wheat at 69 73c tie for No 2 red and No 3 red 69 73c. Corn prices range from No 1 white 35c to No 4 white mixed 31 33c, oats steady with No 2 white 29 1 2c, hay values for No 1 timothy 9.00 9.50 and No 2 timothy 8.00 8.50.
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Timothy
Anti-trust Live Stock Market Report from Shiel Co
R. R. Shiel & Co. reports rising demand from eastern packers and buyers with lighter receipts. Markets higher across all weights, especially heavy and light cattle, with most animals in the 120 to 150 pound range and prices quoted for various weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Shiel & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
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