Hoosier Pensions Granted To Indiana Residents
June notices list numerous Indiana pension recipients led by Joseph Low and Mayberry Marker with varied amounts from 1 to 350 dollars. Names cover diverse towns and include both adults and minors connected to the pension grants in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Joseph Low
Jesse A. Hays
Geo. Phelan
Jozeph Caldwell
Jonn ‘I. Dake
Jacob Hose
James Adams
McKenzie Abrams
Jonathan Carey
Alansing M. LeManters
Madison Barton
Willam Conover
Tierentine Roy
William T. Leggett
William M. Voorhees
Charles R. Milburn
Owen Watts
Thomas H. D. Hester
Jerome D. Moore
Fliny C. Williamson
Mayberry Marker
Noah Berkey
Jamon H. Fields
John Freyberger
Duane D. Stilwell
Samuel Gayman
Benjamin F. Bridges
Joel M. Katgat
James M. Elliott
George W. Hazlewood
Jonathan ©. Harris
Henry J. Goodman
Johns Johnsonhaugh
Jennie Shaw
Ciara 1H Hooper
Mary A. Henry
Charles Robert
B. T. Pool
Will
William C. McDonald
EM Arnold
Oscar M. Holcomb
Peter J. McCorkbill
Ellen A. Leech
George Pultow
Maria Darty
High Courts Adjourn for Summer Vacation
The supreme and appellate courts have adjourned for the summer, ceasing sessions until October 1 when they will reconvene.
Births and Deaths in Local Records
Birth notices list Eugene and Emma with a girl and Frank and Marguer with a boy at several addresses. Deaths note Bertha Gordon age 39 of typhoid fever, Cara Hilderman age 24 peritonitis, Frank Seibold age 42 phthisis, John Snyder 3 months cholera infantum, J W Fry 66 uremic poisoning. Marriage licenses cite multiple couples including William Castenholz and Lena Leser, John Koehl and Lizale Engelken, Wallace Hall and Stella Gunn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gordon
Cara B. Hilderman
New Jere
Frank J. Seibold
N. Bijssouri Sr
John C. Snyder
Broadway
J. W. Fry
N. Louisiang St
William B. Castenholz
Lena Leser
Jiarry K. Newberry
Ada B. Hiake
John E. Koehl
Lizale M. Engelken
Ralph W. Belch
Mayme Banta
Wallace Hall
Stella Gunn
William C. Thomas
Mary
Kaser
Frank Hooker
Sadie Coombs
John Robinson
Mattie Sanford
Fort E. Keller
Clare
Mills
Bilis W. Boyce
Helen Ballard
Peoria Whisky Floors Kentucky Man in Peoria
John Wilson of Louisville drank Peoria whisky for the first time and was floored by it leading to a brief nightclub disturbance. Police magistrate Fox dismissed the case noting Wilson suffered enough and stating the honor of Kentucky is at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, II
Peoria
John Wilson
Louisville
Grant
Kentucky
Fox
Wilson
Detroit City Council battles over corrupt public works chief
A special grand jury will probe Detroit municipal affairs and its City Council. Public works commissioner D W H Moreland is ousted for alleged misappropriation of funds and neglect of duty amid mid June turmoil.
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Detroit
Mid
D. W. H. Moreland
Public Works
Indiana music teachers reject joint expo invitation
Richmond Ind June morning the Indiana music teachers association declined the invitation to meet next year at the St Louis exposition with Illinois Iowa Missouri Ohio and Michigan associations in a joint session. They do not wish to give up the usual state meeting.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
St. Louis Exposition
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Building Permits Data Sparse Summary
A garbled list of building permit items includes addresses in Martindale, Capital, Michigan, Bismarck, and Addison streets. Entries mention additions, sheds, barns, cottages, and repairs with costs ranging from 2 to 2000 dollars. Several names appear, but many details are incomplete or corrupted.
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Mary Blackman
Martindale-eve
Frank M. Page
W. E. Wilson
C. Hartzog
Capital-ave
W. Craig
Michigan-et
E. Pauline
Bismarck-evc
William Davis
N. Winole St
Barn, Wit
Two Die as D L W Engine Rod Breaks At Speed
A D L W railroad engine on Friday at about 50 miles per hour suffered a broken driving rod. The cab was crushed and fireman Charles English was killed. A second man, believed to be George Clifford, also died. No other injuries were reported.
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L. & W. Huffalo
Charles English
George Clifford
City Life Picnic Arrangements Across Counties
Indianapolis former Benton county residents gathered at Brookside Park for an annual picnic on Thursday afternoon. Railiders exchanged greetings at the fair grounds, and Carroll county residents held their twelfth annual meeting at Riverdale park. The piece notes persistent thefts with horse and buggy stolen again from T.A. Wynne’s home on Whiteday evening. suspects include Harry Weber and Victor Quack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Benton County
Brookside Park
Fair Grounds
Carroll County
Riveratle’ Park
T. A. Wynne
Harry Weber
E. Loutsignast
Victor Quack
Flood destroys entire town of Laynesville
Marshall Maine June 6 The town of Laynesville fourteen miles north of here was entirely destroyed by the Missouri river flood. The ground it stood on was swallowed by the raging waters. Thirty years ago it was a leading shipping point in Saline county.
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Marshall
Laynesville
Here
Saline County
Trinkets Buried With Gypsy Child in Chicago Grave
In Chicago near Grosse Point the Romany gypsies buried a child named Little May Stevens with her toys and clothes. Elders placed a rag doll and other keepsakes in the coffin as part of a long held tradition that the dead carry their possessions into the afterlife. Members of the band sang Romany prayers while earth was thrown into the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Little May Stevens
Grosse Point
Ambition to Consider Emvention and Unions Amalgamation
A three week period was set to consider the matter of the amalgamation of the VA unions. The original issue centers on combining unions under a single umbrella and evaluating the potential benefits and implications for members.
Plymouth Congregation Debates New Church Location
Plymouth congregation divided over where to build a new place of worship with factions favoring central and downtown sites. A vote held Thursday evening between Delaware and Alabama streets did not pass, and a second vote is planned for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Child Disgraced By Its Elders Arrested In Morality Charge
Joseph Anderson and Maud Stevens were arrested in the Commercial block on morality charges. An assault and battery count was added against Anderson for striking Stevens. A 9 year old sister, Mary Stevens, was found living in the same room with the couple. she was brought from Vincennes to visit and will be sent home. Grain prices advance and decline across Chicago Toledo markets with multiple bid levels for wheat corn oats and hay and mixed graded lists for inspections and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Anderson
Maud Stevens
Mary Stevens
Vincennes
Anderson
Unions Prepare Joint Convention Amid Consolidation Efforts
Cincinnati dispatch notes James Burke of the local grave workers union pressing to complete arrangements for a joint convention of the National Mint glass workers union and the Green bottle blowers alliance. Delegates plan the first joint gathering on July 4, signaling consolidation moves in labor circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnaty
James 8. Burke
Anal Grave-Workers’ Union
National Mint Glass Workers’ Union
Te” Sree
Wall Street Mixed with Lockup Spreads Across Sectors
New York stocks show London idle with parity. Building trades lockup spreads nationwide as May road earnings rise 77.61 percent while third-week June railroads post 4.72 percent gross gain. Banks fund treasury activity while Pennant stock subscription remains solid amid fuel financing chatter and rumors of EH Gary replacing Schwab in U.S. steel. Indianapolis live stock reports show cattle, hogs, and sheep trade. New York and Chicago price movements reflect mixed demand and shifting steel and rail shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Colorado
EH. Gary
Schwab
U. 5
Buffalo Market Prices and Poultry Dairy Goods Listing
A dense OCR list details prices for poultry meats ducks and game, dairy and pantry items, fruits and vegetables, coffee and tea, baking staples, and chemical supplies. Entries include weights and unit prices for items such as turkeys, ducks, fresh eggs, flour, oats, oats, beans, onions, pineapples, cucumbers, and various chemicals, with regional references to Buffalo New York and wholesale markets.
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California
Indiana
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