Wrecks East and West Two New York Central Trains
A serious wreck near Corfu on the New York Central line early Saturday morning injures seven and may prove fatal. Fog prevented visibility as two west bound freight trains collided, wrecking 25 cars and both engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockstrer
N. Y
Central Hudson Railroad
Corfu
New York Central Road
John Ransom
Charles Underlill
Henry Schultz
Tracy Stebbins
Williams Elsey
Will Garland
Bert Chapman
Ransom
Rochester
Buffalo
West Surmmor
Wis
Great Northern
Here
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth
Mt. Washington
Homan
King
Annie Wagner Released on Bail After Jail Admission
Saturday afternoon John T Bergman brother in law of Annie Wagner the alleged murderess informed the county jail that bail of 2500 had been secured and she would be released in ten minutes. She left the jail with Bergman and went to his home on 5S Tennes geest. Bondsmen are Wm T Brown Henry Baney and Fred Borgman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tf. Bergman
Annie Wagner
Sherif
Annie
Mr. Borgman
Tennesgeest
Wm. T. Brown
Henry Baney
Fred Borgman
Poisoned by Ice Cream at High School Reception
Nearly 800 people at a Friday night high school reception fell ill with serious symptoms after eating locally made ice cream. Stores and banks report widespread absenteeism as physicians treat the afflicted. investigations and chemical analysis are planned to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocassrer
WN. W
Bows Stop Work Over Circus Tickets Refusal in Far River
Twenty four Sanford spinning company workers in Far River Massachusetts struck the morning after a wage cut from seven twenty to six eighty per week. They protested not receiving circus tickets and the company moved the show to another part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far River
Mass
Sanford Spinning Company
Prince of Wales Britannia Wins Jubilee Yacht Race
Jubilee regatta of the Mercy yacht club sailed Saturday from New Brighton to Formby lightship and back three times. The Prince of Wales Britannia won in three hours and six and a half minutes. Satania finished second and Iverna third. Walkirie did not start.
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Lonpox
Mercey Yacht Club
Wew Brighton
Formby
Prince of Wales
Brittania
Satania
Gesond
Iverua
Riot in Lübeck after Social Democrat defeat
Incensed at Johann Schwartz’s loss, Social Democrats provoked a riot in Lübeck on Thursday night. Rioters wrecked guild houses and Libera officials were assaulted as police dispersed crowds. The clash resumed Friday morning but police again drove back the protesters after numerous injuries. Berlin reported Reichert’s Reichstag win and the Hanau Messe-Nassau vote left Hereh defeated by Stroh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennin
Johann Schwartz
Lubeck
Herr Strocke
Berlin
Herr Reichert
Offenburg
Baden
Reichstag
Reichert
von Schanenberg
Lberal
Hanau
Tmessen-Nassau
Hereh
Stroh
Parrots Arrive Soon At Schrader's Store
Parrots expected in a few days with a selection of talking varieties. Early calls advised for choice. Schrader's address is 74 E. Washington St.
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Schrader’s
Washington St
Montreal Bridge Scandal Hits Government Grants
A government inquiry in Montreal exposes a major graft scheme in Lachine canal bridge construction. Contractors siphoned funds with inflated costs, including $59 per yard stone and $60,000 charged for $14,000 lumber. Daily looting by 50 workers and use of canal officers with champagne and whisky payments catalyze an estimated theft over $400,000. Arrests are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Bread workers to strike as bakers vote on wage rule changes
Indications point to a bread eating public facing dough Monday as union bakers threaten a strike. Bakers union 18 adopted a new wage and shop rule schedule after meetings at Mozart hall with bosses refusing to reveal terms. A 5 o'clock meeting was set to decide action. Larger firms seek foreman wages while small shops lack foremen, widening wage disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Hall
Sen
Stelzil
Looking for His Wife in Anderson Visit
Terre Haute man Henry Jolly seeks his wife who left town last Saturday to visit friends in Anderson and has not reached the destination. Despondency noted in Lavonite on June 24 as John Campbell of Deer River Porter County died by his own hand Saturday morning from shooting.
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Henry Jolly
Terre Haute
Anderson
John Campbell
Deer River
Porter County
County Officials Pass Measures and Local Incidents Noted
County commissioners push jail plumbing changes per Inspector Judd. Burglary at JobinHEChristian home on Pratt Street. theft of a gold watch and silverware. Judd condemns Carlyle building plumbing. Puryear backs Ben Thornton reinstatement as detective. Capt Walley resigns. Adjutant General orders vacancy election. Ayers injured. taken to dispensary for broken arm. G A R encampment plans subcommittees for Tomlingen hall event. Transom theft at 335 College Ave. occupants attend world’s fair. Memorial service planned for Minister McCoy in Liberia. prayers for widow. Bennett receivership settled. Myers named receiver. new trial denied. Several divorces granted. children awarded.
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Judd
Jobin
Christian
E. Prattst
Carlyle
West and
Washington Sts
Puryear
Ben Thornton
Charles IX. Walley
Robbins
Wn. Ayers
Delawarest
G. A. R. Encampment
Tomlingen Hall
College Ave
Ninth Presbyterian Church
McCoy
Liberia
William Fortune
Richard Grove
Plasterer
Myrtle Grove
Habib
Myrtle
Richard
Kate Burns
Wineberg
Kate
U. S. Encaustic Tile Works
William H. Bennett
McCullough
Sinfaith
Downingites And Sullivanites Clash In City Politics
A Friday night Democratic city executive meeting in Indianapolis heatedly tested factions. Downing supporters claimed bias by Chairman Taggart and celebrated a major triumph on motion outcomes. The debate over how delegates are chosen and when the convention will be held dominated, while whispers of candidacies for mayor and city offices circulated among Republicans and Democrats alike. new alliances formed as leaders predicted a Downing victory, with appointments and potential candidates discussed for city clerk and police judge roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Executive Committee
Downing
Sullivan
Executive Committee
Mike Downing
Taggart
Mr. Taggart
Vaggart
Visit by his mother shadows Cronin pal theory
Lon Henderson, the self confessed murderer of John Tarpey, is questioned as to whether he was Cronin’s pal. A mother’s tearful jail visit contrasts with reports of a past crime, while Henderson denies the Cronin link and cites state prison timing. Tipton county ties surface through relatives and hometown views on his downfall.
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Cronin
Henderson
Lon Henderson
John Tarpey
Tew
Ememett
Turnkey
Collings
Collins
Lacey
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
English Ave
Seeley
Tarpey
Sun
Crouin
Jon
Indianapolis
Call Accepted for Michigan City Congregational Church
Lararis Indiana June 24 Rev W Gordon of Anderson has accepted the call to be pastor of the Congregational church at Michigan City in a formal move announced from the Indiana town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lararis
Ind
W. ©. Gordon
Anderson
Congregational Church
Michigan City
Dalton's Bates Bouse Hat Store Ad
Attention brothers. You can buy a good straw hat for your boys at Dalton's Bates Bouse hat store for 25 cents. Byeing and Cleaning. Smith's dye works. 67 N. Pennsylvania-st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attention Brothers
Dalton’s
Bates Bouse Hat Store
Smith’s Dye Works
Pennsylvania-st
Indian maiden in police court after drunkenness charge
Lotta Jacobs, described as an Indian maiden, faced a police court hearing for drunkenness. A levity filled magistrate lecture referenced tribal history and colonizer economics, fining her five dollars plus costs as retribution for the offense. Kate Burns was also in court for stealing twenty dollars from Wineberg after a levee party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta Jacobs
Ccadi
Monroe County
Kate Burns
Wineberg
Beeshams Pills Promised Cure For Nervous Headache
An old advertisement claims Beesham's Pills ease nervous fatigue and headaches. It touts flood's Sarsaparilla as restoring nerve and bodily strength and presents Beesham's Pills as an easy remedy for sick headache.
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Flood
Beesham
Eulalia Infanta Visits America Then Heads to Europe
Infanta Eulalia and entourage depart New York aboard La Touraine after a four week stay in the United States as the guest of the nation. Her party's state rooms were lavishly decorated and toys packed for her children. She praised Americans and planned future travel including a continental visit.
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New York
Infanta Eulalia
Europe
la Touraine
United States
Infanta
Ssworth
New York Regiment
Hevre
Paris
Isabella
Hare
American Derby at Washington Park Worth 50000
The American derby for two year olds will be run at Washington Park on Saturday afternoon about 4 o'clock. With a purse of 50000 to the winner the race is the richest ever offered for young horses. Fourteen horses contest the event with St Leonard and Chorister as top picks for Keene stable amid strong fan interest and forecasts of a fast track despite possible showers.
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Keene Stable
St. Leonard
Don Alonzo
Clifford
Tcene
Strathrose
Walcott & Campbell
Miles Standish
Davis Will Leaves Major Legacy to Family and Institutions
The will of Mark Davis, a Grand hotel resident and Washington Street broker, filed Saturday, bequeaths $2000 to brothers John and Silas, $1000 to Joseph L, and substantial endowments to Lydia Ann Dennis’s children, religious and charitable groups in Indianapolis, and Hamish College. Executors named are Joseph E. Cones and Howard Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Davis
Grand Hotel
John
Silas
Joseph L
Lydia Ann Dennis
Wabash
Earlham College
Indianapolis
Freaks Parade Abandoned at World’s Fair Amid Contract Disputes
Curacao June 24 The World’s Fair parade of freaks from Midway plaisiance was dropped due to grievances of concessionaires accusing the directory of bad faith and breaking contracts. President Higginbotham offers consolation. The Arkansas press association was hosted in the Arkansas building. The model workingman’s home in New York City opened and Knights Templar headquarters were dedicated. Cincinnati choral societies gave their final festival hall concert. Official inspections of manufacturers and liberal arts building were conducted. An undertaking firm, Girton Bront & Miller of Indiangave, changes hands to Fouts & Fitzhugh, with Fouts a New Castle man and Fitzhugh a longtime employee. transfer set for July 1.
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Curcaco
Midway
Higginbotham
Arkansas
Arkansasuilding
New York City
Knights Templar
Banquet Hall
Cincinnati Choral Societies
Festival Hall
Chieti Allison
Manufacturers’ and Liberal Arts
Girton
8Ront & Miller
Indiangave
Foutso& Fitzhugh
Fouts
Fitzhugh
Firn
Kline Murder Mystery Prompts Negro Suspect Theory
In Brightwood five unnamed Black men were seen near the Kline home the day of the assault. Mrs McKee and Mrs Sullivan report sightings and injuries to a colored man. Witnesses doubt robbery. prints fade as evidence. Community meetings raise funds to catch the assailant while Kline lingers in hospital and his wife endures stress.
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Brightwood
Kline
McKee
Brinkman St
Lizzie Sullivan
Bates St
Will
Wilam McDougal
McDougl#l
Pur Sey
Rhodes
Kling
Johnson
Line Sung
Hig
Fragmented notice with garbled local details
Incoherent OCR text references political factions and a local address in Washington Street. Mentions dating and names are unreadable, with unclear events or actions.
Victoria Disaster Sinks British Warship Shocks London
London reports the battleship Victoria sank after being struck in a ram collision. Survival stories flow from Matta and London as crowds gather outside the admiralty. Queen Victoria and Lord Brassey express grief and policy debates arise on ship design and armor.
Professionals Make a Haul at Klee & Coleman’s
Thieves cracked the safe at Klee and Coleman bottling works 227 S Delaware St and stole 201 dollars. Back window entry used a brace and sledge hammer from a nearby blacksmith, door drilled, lock rod broken. Detectives, noting professional methods, investigated Saturday morning and found the crime occurred during the night with no other clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klee & Coleman
Klee & Coleman Bottling Works
S. Delaware St
Weather forecast notes scattered rain and storms
Weather brief notes damp conditions with possible thunderstorms Saturday night and Sunday. Local rains expected with moderate intensity, affecting agricultural concerns like grain and corn. Forecast covers the 30 hours ending Saturday evening.
Jury verdict acquits Araula Jusnoiea Unfug in Dec case
Sratriye Washington June 21 jury returned an acquittal verdict early Saturday in the case of Araula Jusnoiea Unfug who killed and hired Thomas Henderson Boyd editor of the Olympics Tribune last December. The defense raised self defense and emotional insanity. Boyd lived with the woman as his wife and was well known in Philadelphia where his people reside.
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Sratriye
Wash
Thomas Henderson Boyd
Olympics Tribune
Boyd
Philadelphia
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Great Northern Road
Mnkcisy Engarda
Grittania
Wess
Republ
Downingites
Sullivanites
Preston C. Trusler
Hall
Denny
Chas. A. Bookwalter
Board of Public Works
Cale Denny
Tur Sun
Ed. Dean
D. W. Coffin
Theodore Wagner
City Republican Committee
C. W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Morris Riley
Western Union Company
Riley
G .B. Fiebleman
Martin Hugg
Heon
Eulalia
Spain
America
Mark Ss. Davis
Hell
Pirties
Bowlef
Wm. L. Elder
Washington-st
Dienor
England
London
Victoria
Admiralty
Camperdown
Earl of Dudley
Cyril Augustus Ward
National Hospital
Cours
George Tryon
Nany
Victoria and Albert
Lord Brassey
Admiralty Office
Lonvon
Fsat
Hull
Queen Victoria
Mala
Sir George Troyon
Edinburg
Malta
Wien
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