Mayor Gaynor's Daughter Elopes to Horseman Wingut
New York, June 23. Mayor Gaynor learns his daughter Florence Edith Gaynor Wingut eloped with Harry Kermit Wingut of Harvard and Thomas L. Mason & Co. in Wilmington. The 19 year old bride and 40 year old broker wed quietly after two months of courtship, sparking a surprise to the mayor who offered a public, forgiving tone.
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Grief and hunger cause man’s death in Greenfield
Harvey Bradley aged 60 a local businessman near Speedway Indianapolis died at his daughter Mrs George Popes home in Greenfield after four weeks of refusing food drink and medicine The death is attributed to worry following marital troubles and separation from his wife in recent weeks Special to The Sun June 23
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Coatesville Horse Show Opens This Thursday
Coatesville Indiana hosts a horse show starting Thursday featuring train coach and speed horses and mares driven by both men and women. A large stock has been entered across double and single harness events, highlighting a busy event with diverse entries.
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British Rule Fueled Indian Drive for Self Rule
Calcutta June 23 Five decades of British policy are cited as laying the groundwork for an Indian nation. The piece argues self government is inevitable, praises reforms like expanded Indian representation in cabinets and councils, but condemns neglect of industry and education. It condemns famines, calls for modernization, notes language unity and social reforms. The viceroy Sir Charles Hardinge is depicted as unable to stop the movement.
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Balloon Woman Wins Air Title In Latest Race
London report says Mrs Assheton Harbored won England’s ballooning title by a 115 mile race from Hurlingham, topping rivals by 30 miles. She soared to 7000 feet, crossed the channel six times, and recently traveled Battersea to Hagen, with high endurance and daring as a famed aeronaut.
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Harvesters Offer $2.50 A Day For Harvest Help
Farmers in Bartholomew County Indiana struggle to hire harvest workers for hay and wheat. They offer wages of 2.50 dollars per day plus board to attract labor, but still cannot secure enough hands to complete the work.
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Two Day Speech Move Of Burton To Kill Reserve
Senators Burton Ohio aims to filibuster a forest reserves bill, planning a two day speech while Weeks Massachusetts insists Congress not adjourn until passage. The measure would set up cooperation with states and private landowners to protect headwaters in the southern Appalachians and White Mountains, with support from McKinley Roosevelt and Taft and aims to conserve timber, watersheds, and farmland.
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Mercury near record as heat wave spreads
Morning readings show 95 degrees at 1 pm tying the day’s hottest mark of the year and forecasters warn another hot day ahead. Expect Friday to stay fair and warm as humidity remains high. a brief shower provided little relief and the weather pattern remains largely unchanged across the country with Texas and Arizona warm and Alabama cooler at 70.
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Chicago Heat Wave Rises Fatal Toll as Sun Scorches
Chicago endured a blistering heat wave with southwest winds from St. Louis, driving the death toll to 47 with five more victims. No relief in sight as temperatures peaked around 85 degrees at the federal building and streets radiated heat. Infants deaths not yet included in the count.
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No Relief At New York Heat Brings Deaths
New York reports one additional death and several prostrations as a deadly heat wave continues. By Thursday noon the city had 14 fatalities from the extreme temperatures, with the weather bureau offering no relief for several days.
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Philadelphia Reports 26 Deaths From Torrid Wave
Philadelphia toll from the torrid wave rose to 26 as of 10 AM Thursday with two more fatalities. The day began hot at 83 degrees, one degree above Wednesday, and humidity remained oppressive across the city.
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Pierceton Man Drops Dead After Warm Day
WARSAW Ind June 23 Jesse Wine 40 of Pierceton collapsed and died from heat at Lake Wawasee on Wednesday night authorities said Add details that the heat contributed to his death with no graphic description as reported by the local desk
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Solomon Brown Overcome by Heat on City Street
Solomon Brown of 425 East Wabash Street collapsed in the heat while walking on Pennsylvania Street near New York Street. He was not seriously injured and was taken home by the dispensary ambulance.
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Parents Kiss Baby on Way to Prison in Robbery Case
Mr and Mrs Wilson were convicted of a robbery in which George Mike was held up in a coal yard on May 50. Mrs Wilson cried as she kissed her daughter goodbye, while Brenea Wilson faced 5 to 14 years in the state reformatory. Relatives pleaded for clemency, but the court imposed sentences.
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Indianapolis Glove Company Assessment Jump Pinpoints Tax Hike
The county board of review shows a more than $10,000 rise in assessed value for the Indianapolis Glove Company compared with last year. The Thursday list of Indianapolis corporations details the assessments that drive the increase.
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Messenger with whisky for sick aunt jailed in Uniontown
Uniontown Pa June 23 Charles Miller a city to Pittsburgh messenger was arrested for liquor law violations with twenty four pints of bonded whisky found in a suitcase He said he bought the liquor for a sick aunt and faced charges.
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Special Wagon Sale By John Guédelhoefer Co
Special notice offering one of two hundred new and second hand wagons at John Guédelhoefer Wagon Co 202 Kentucky Ave with assorted kinds available for purchase.
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Cherokees Are Paid After Eighty Years
Tahlequah Oklahoma June 23 the payment to the Cherokees of four million dollars for which they have waited three quarters of a century was begun here. Each of thirty thousand Indians will receive one hundred thirty three dollars and 19 cents from the government. Alice Wilson of Coweta aunt of United States Senator Owen drew the first check and a Sallisaw banker paid her a ten dollar premium. Cards of admission to the disbursing office in the old Cherokee capitol were issued to three thousand Indians Thursday. One man who owns seven banks cashed thirty five of the first fifty checks. The Indians passed through the rear door gauntlet of collectors leaving the disbursing office. One man had four hundred thousand dollars to collect from Indians. The town is well policed but there has not been a drunken Indian here Thursday.
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Wrights Pursue Elusive Degrees
Oberlin college trustees reversed a prior refusal and awarded Orville and Wilbur Wright the doctor of laws degrees just before the alumni dinner in Warner gymnasium. The Wrights, alerted by telegram, returned to Cleveland after the decision challenged faculty plans to confer the honors. The episode centered on the trustees sole authority to grant degrees.
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Taft delays court appointments until December
Washington reports President Taft will not appoint the two judges of the court of commerce until December. The railroad law becomes effective August 18 and Congress will have adjourned by then. Taft says nominees should be confirmed by the senate, avoiding recess appointments. The rule will also apply to Justice Moody’s expected summer resignation.
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England Faces Rising National Debt Amid Looming Gloom
London reports a $55 million yearly debt increase, lifting total debt to $5.666 billion and gross liability to $3.812 billion as critics denounce the Lloyd George budget’s socialistic program. Viewpoints split between financial strain and fears of national decline.
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Chicago spends half a million on cooling drinks
Chicago, June 23. It is estimated the city spent about $500,000 Wednesday on cooling beverages. A leading ice cream maker estimated over $200,000 was spent on ice cream and ices, more than $200,000 on beer and other intoxicants, and about $100,000 on lemonade and soft drinks.
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