Monument Honors Indiana War Governor Morton at Statehouse Park
Work on a $40,000 monument to Oliver P. Morton, Indiana’s war governor, began at the Market Street entrance to the statehouse. The sculpture by Rudolph Bedwarte will feature Morton erect and two Civil War soldiers at each end, with completion expected by January 4, 1907.
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Indiana
Oliver P. Morton
Market St
Stalehouse
Morton
Eajar
Morton Monument Commission
Indiana General Assembly
Rudolph
Bedwarte
Indianapolis
Indiana State Dental association meets in West Baden
West Baden Indiana June 23 Tomor eee sloge hepner is bapied ror the Indiana State Dental association will begin its annual meeting here. The alters of the association are President 3.0 Bryam Indianapolis vice president A T White Newcastle secretary R A Adams Clinton treasurer J W Throop Muncie executive committee C D Lucas Indianapolis. Master plumbers stop here on Manapolia supervisor of clintes EL B way to Atlantic City meeting Kilier Evanville.
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West Baden
Ind
Indiana State Dental Association
Bryam
Indianapolis
A. T. White
Newcastle
R.A. Adams
Clinton
J. ©. W. Throop
Muncie
Sues His Sisters and One Brother in Family Lawsuit
Traverse City man Hervey Anderson sues his sisters Jeanie Margaret and Angelins and brother William B. in a remarkable Michigan suit. He seeks 48 as attorney fees and 60 for a paper read, plus food for the common table over nine years, alleging family tensions after a recent dispute. Also noted: William Hopkins, a council candidate, a man named Bundy beating his wife, and various local incidents from Detroit June 2.
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the Sun
Detroit
Mich
Hervey Anderson
Guidrney
Traverse City
Agalnet Ma
Bim
aAttler
Indiference to the swarst sin in Ip anapotin
Dr. W. A. Shaw comments on social behavior as Ip anapotin, Home of L. Ludarft reports a burglary. Burglars strike a residence, rifling contents of an iron box. Police investigation underway.
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W. A. Shaw
Anapotin
L. Ludarft
Son Sees Tragedy as Harding Kills Wife Then Himself
Boonville Indiana report details Wil N Harding a farmer and Civil War veteran. After weeks of alleged infidelity accusations he fatally shot his wife during a quarrel Saturday night then killed himself Sunday morning. The couple lived near Tennyson with their two year old son present. Harding barricaded himself when officers tried to arrest him. He watched over his wife's body until an additional shot ended his life.
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Boonville
Ind
Wil Mam N. Harding
Hardings
Tennyson
Here
Harding
Cala Founger to star in The Great Train Robbery play
Special to the fam reports Cala Founger, the pardoned bandit, will act in a stage production titled The Great Train Robery. The choice appears to violate his Minnesota parole, which barred him from appearing on stage or in similar public exhibitions.
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Kansas City
Cala
Will
Train Robery
Minnesota
Low
Ana Mu
Bond for Mrs Kaufmann and release of Dra Emma Kaufmann
Bond posted in Sioux Falls for 925,000 to secure the release of Dr Emma Kaufmann. Signed by many prominent citizens, with others offering, sheriff Phillips secured the bond. Mrs Kaufmann remained in custody overnight and was returned home today.
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Ancome
Bioux Falle
Cooking schools urged to curb intemperance in Illinois
Dr J L McLaughlin urged cooking schools for girls as a preventative measure against intemperance at a Catholic Total Abstinence Union event in Chicago. He argued proper food and habits reduce desire for stimulants, noting several local births and marriages in the area.
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Chicago
J. 2 . McLaughlin
Total Abetinence Union
Iinois
Fred
Wright
E. St. Clair
Ty Harris
Burton
Clara Morgan
Chas. J
Mamie Russell
Rader- Stegirberry
Florence Busen
Hoy
Anna Smith
Ohn
Sarah Clune
Thomas and
Brown
Ralph and
Dérexa
City Record for a Day Deaths and Marriages
Daily city death notices list Bernard Spander aged 7 at City hospital and several others with ages and addresses including Mary E Belbert 80 Hamilton Ave hypertrophy of heart and Elizabeth Hadley 9 2082 Ashland pneumonia. Marriages listed include Fogarty Kennedy and Sutton Mathavn among many pairs. building permits note Wabash Realty and others with dates and costs.
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Bernard Spander
City Hospital
Cohesign
Mary E. Belbert
Hamilton-ave
Alizabeth B. Hadley
Ashland
Eee O. Luther
Aelliam Eckert
Margaret X. Kroll
Norwond St
Walter Pappe
Mandere-st
Missouri Et
Abraham Bartity
Chicago St
Richard T. Fogarty
Mary Kennedy
Harry Albert Haynes
Maud Marian Lemen
Alexander Sutton
Marie Mathavn
Frederick D. Beck
Lena M. Stedt
Feld
August WW. Lenker
Clara A. Krantp
Walter L. Webster
Beatrice McTonkey
John Hutchens
Etta C. Rigel
Larry Harding
Etta Burkert
Dilwin LeRoy Batly
Mary Loutsegar
Clifford N. Jones
Anna Vogelrang
Otto William Geyer
Ida Branche Carron
Lawrence H. Eakins
Nette Ey Burke
Olaf P. Bolem
Mary L. Jean
Wabash Realty and Loan Company
Ad- Milan
West and Winten Ate
S.A. Corelli
Ewink-st
O. W. Behulie
A. Oxford-st
J.B. Rogera
Terhatt-st
L. Wagener
Stanton
Ayvé
Brookville Road
Mary A. Flela Dunn
Alvord St
Anno A. Méans
Boutnes
Abo
H.W. Rientan
South
Union Labor Show Planned by Gompers for Next November
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor has sent representatives to Chicago to arrange a union exposition. Minneapolis selected to host next November during the federation’s national meeting. The expo aims to showcase organized labor products and demonstrate growth since the federation’s 69 year history, with up to 2,000,000 members expected to contribute.
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Hippe-McRae Press
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Hus
Gompers Ix
United States
Drowned in White River: Rev Thomas J McFarland Dies
In White River near the Whittier Street bridge at Riverside Park a canoe capsized Sunday afternoon. Rev Thomas J McFarland, a Black man about 80 years old, and a companion named Tule Brown could not swim. Dale Helm, canoeing with two young women, aided Brown and searched for McFarland but he sank. Brown clung to the craft and survived.
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Thomas J. McFarland
White River
Whittieth St
Riverside Park
McFarland
Tule Brown
Brown
Dale Helm
Greenfeld
Asa Wedding
Emma Ledoux Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Emma Ledoux was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of her husband A N McVicar. The trial covered the March 12 poisoning and subsequent concealment of his body in a trunk to remove the remains from the city in Stockton California. The verdict carries a possible death penalty.
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Btockton
Cal
Emma Ledoux
A. N. McVicar
Ownership drive seeks railroads and coal fields
A Philadelphia report urges government ownership of Interstate Commerce Commission backed railroads and anthracite coal fields. It accuses five railroads of violating anti trust and interstate laws and calls for legislation to separate railroads from other industries to curb public extortion.
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terippa-McRine Preas Association
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ates
Memorial Service for Dead Masons in Indianapolis
The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite in Indianapolis held St John’s Day ceremonies at the temple on Pennsylvania Avenue. A memorial service honored 41 departed members, with Rev. Lewis Brown and Rev. H W Kellogg leading. Prominent participants included ex-Mayor John W. Holtzman and L Ett Slack Cook, as the Scott ish Rite choir sang.
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Indianapolis
St. John's Day
Temple
Pennsylvania
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
H. W. Kellogg
Central Ave
M. E Church
John W. Holtzman
L. Ett Slack
Lea H. Rigge
Mmne
Virginia Osgood
Scottinn Rite Choir
Ephraim Marsh
Greenfeld
Numerous public events listed for early June in Indianapolis
The notices list a Free Kindergarten association meeting at the William N Jackson Memorial building on June 2 at 10 am, Artillery Reunion at Battery A armory, Knights of Columbus plank at Germania Park, Labor Union gathering at Machinisty Hall, Butler College summer school opening, Prohibitionists township ticket nomination, Mutual Service Association supper postponed to July 1, Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers first session at the Grand Hotel, Mrs M M Cougnton hosting Good Will Club, Victoria Lodge Knights of Honor election at Monument Place, Chapel Club fawn fete at St Agnes academy, Independent Turnverein event at Germania Park, Morris street church lawn fete, Sixth Presbyterian Sunday School picnic at Spring Lake Park with special cars, Yellowstone lecture for Knights of the Twentieth Century in Century building, and other local gatherings scheduled for Monday through Wednesday.
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Free Kindergarten Association
William N. Jackson Memorial
Alabama
Battery A
Knights of Columbia, Indianapolis Council
Germania Park
Afachinisty Hall
Indianapolis Central Labor Union
Butler College
Center Township
Mutual Service Association
Indiana Retai Furniture Dealers’ Association
Grand Hotel
M. Cougnton
St. Joseph's Hall
Victoria Logge No
Knights of Honor
Thal
Chapel Club
St. Agnes Academy
Stounds
N. Meridian St
Turnverein
Morris-st
de Vores
Division-st
Oliver-ave
Sixth Presbyterian Sunday School
Spring Lake Park
Traction Terminal
EB. Stephens
Yellowstone Park
Knights of the Twentieth Century
Century
Governor Up Again Occupy Temporary Home
Gov Harris reports complete recovery from indigestion and plans to return to Columbus to resume official duties. Amid health notes, Masonic lodges in Indianapolis lease the Press building at 42 W Pearl to house blue lodge chapters and other societies on different floors. The move involves Center Capital City Mystic Tie Ancient Landmarks Marion Pent aph a Logan Monument lodges and Indianapolis chapters and Raper commandery. bleachers and a hangust ball are mentioned as uses. (Note: OCR fragmentary. some words unclear)
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Indianapolis
W. Pearlat
Blue Lodge
Followig
Center
Capital City
Mystic Tie
Ancient Landmarks
Marion
Pentapha
Logan and
Monument Lodges
Keystone
Iniienapolis
Raper Commandery
Grand Inde
Scrippe-McRae Preax Association
Feaven
Meard
Baton
Re. Wines
Gov. Harris
Seventeen Die in Boat Disaster Across Several States
Seventeen persons drowned during a Sunday boating accident. Names include Dora Weaver and Mintle Scott of Huntington, Captain Theodore Wilson and Captain Morris Brown, and Grace and Edith Nettum of Red Wing. Others linked to Newark Newport Vermont and Washington DC appear in fragmented notices.
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Dora Weaver
Mintle Scott
Huntington
Theodore Wilson
Hig Helper
Morris Brown
Champion Scott
Red Bank
George Smith
Newark
Grace
Edith Nettum
Red Wing
Mina
Prrkone
Newport
Mia
Earward
Washington
D. C
T. J. McFarland
Colored
Indiana
Dowie repudiated by 4000 in Zion City meeting
Four thousand members of the Christian Catholic church at a mass meeting in Zion City repudiated John Alexander Dowie and denounced the actions of Wilbur Glenn Vola and his supporters. The vote followed hearings by Judge Evndis who questioned if the revolt involved only leaders or the entire church.
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Beripps-McRine Press Association
Chicago
Christian Catholic Church
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Wilbur Glenn Vola
Jeader
Evndis
Dowtestes
Mullis 18 Suspect Arrest Tied to Bedford Murder Mystery
Indianapolis police hold Mullis a laborer in hope he reveals links to the enduring Bedford murder case. Reports say Mullis was near Bedford at the time of the crime and knew several involved persons. Friends of Sarah Schafer and Mika Love deny involvement or travel with them, while investigators seek any possible lead.
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Bedford
Ind
Indianapolis
William ‘Mullis
George Brown
Mullis
Brown T
William Sfullis
Sarah Schafer
Miss Schafer
Mika Love
Indiana
Badfort
Tunnelton
Nitro wagon scare ends with safe delivery at Willow Branch
Charles Bess, driver for Herculas Torpedo, moments before a nitroglycerin wagon crash scare chased his team seven miles along a rural road eight miles north of Knightstown. The wagon overturned once but regained balance. locals fled when the danger sign appeared. Miraculously no explosion occurred and Bess resumed driving to shoot the well.
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Knightstown
Ind
Charles Bess
Herculas Torpedo Company
Willow Branch
Here
Bess
Tarmete
Meighborn
Wallace Apple
Doubtiess
Priests Gather for Peoria Diocese Annual Retreat at Bt Rotia’s College
More than 100 Catholic priests from the Peoria diocese arrived at Bt Rotia’s college in Spring Valley Utah to attend their annual retreat. They will spend the week in devotional work and prayer, focusing on spiritual renewal and discipline.
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Spring Valley
Peoria
Rotia'a College
Anderson 18 Wins Special Bus Contest in Canton
In Anderson Indiana on June 25 the two months long contest between Christian Sunday schools of Canton and Anderson ended with Anderson winning by two points. Canton never before lost, despite strong showings in state events. Calvin Lucas was arrested for possession and school funds were involved, with Canton tallying 13.51 in collections and attendance at 2,494.
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Anderson
Ind
Christian Suns Day Schools
Canton
Aytenda
Sun
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