Sunk private cadet ship George Stage after ramming by Ancona
Copenhagen reports the private cadet ship George Stage was rammed by the British steamer Ancona and sunk. Twenty two cadets drowned as all were in berths. Fifty seven were rescued but the ship sank within ninety seconds. One body recovered. Ancona damaged at waterline. Port authorities ordered the vessel kept near until inquiry completes.
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Ecripps-Airae Presb Association
Copenhagen
Ancona
George
Girls as Jury in Evanston Traffic Case
Twenty one students cited for speeding in Evanston and Glenroe Sunday include F W Cornish mayor of Lake Bluff. K K Knopp, driving with six young women, is fined ten dollars after a jury of girls, permitted by Justice Boyer, finds him liable for the offense. Knopp pleads he was talking to a passenger and that the passenger hypnotized him.
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Scripps-Saae Press Association
Chicago
Evanston
Glenroe
F. W. Cornish
Lake Bluff
K. Knopp
Ine
Enier
Knopp
Folk to Mobilize Militia Over Gambling in St Louis County
Gov Folk says he may send the state militia into St Louis County to enforce laws on gambling. Attorney Frederick Judson confirms the governor’s constitutional right to act without waiting for sheriffs. Sheriff Herpel remains in default, contending the militia could be fired upon if intervened.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
ST. Long
Folk
Frederick Judson
Ennngel
Santa Fe
St. Louis Countty
St. Louis County
Sherif Herpel
Fireman killed under his engine at Rose
George W Harrison of Peru, a Wabash railroad fireman, was fatally crushed beneath his engine at Rose on Monday morning. EWING is under arrest in San Francisco, charged via press association with beating waiter Joan Leuch with a Neary club. He admits striking Leuch but says it was self defense.
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Perc. Ind
George W. HarrIson
Peru
Wabash Prailroad
Rose
Ewing
Scripps-Mn Rre Press Assoliation
SAN Fran Ing
Louisville
Joan Leuch
Leuch
State of siege in Lodz reported by Gazette
The Lodz situation shows an armed camp with troops patrolling streets and residents confined to homes. General Sehudewaria leads the troops as the governor general of Warraw imposes martial law amid recent killings and a quieting but fragile cease in major fighting.
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Lodz
H.lodz
Warraw
Sehudewaria
Peace plenipotentiaries named for August meeting
Washington June reports indicate Russia and Japan have named their peace plenipotentiaries. Russia likely Neelom and Romens, while Japan may be Yamagata and Takahira. The talks are set for the first ten days of August. Debs and other delegates arrive in Chicago for the industrial convention aiming to merge socialism with labor interests.
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Scripps-Strae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
M. Neéldom
Paris
Haron
Romen
United States
Marshal Yamagata
Kogera Takahira
Warrington
Scripfs-Mare Press
Absoliation
Chicago
Eugene VY. Debs
Debs
Labor Movement
Chinese Merchants Aid Ban on American Goods
Scripps at Rag Press Association reports Chinese merchants in San Francisco plan to push exclusion of American goods from China. They hope the policy will damage the Chinese exclusion act by turning friends away in the United States.
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Scripps AT
RAG Press Association
Francisco
China
Thieves Enter Two Residences in Washington Street
Burglars entered two E Washington Street homes Sunday night. At 198 E Washington, a side window was pried for two gold watches and $25. At 1416 E Washington, a watch chain four trousers and an opal pin were taken. Trousers and pin were recovered in the backyard Monday morning.
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E. Washington-at
Democratic central committee reelects Rand chair Polster loses to Vandersaat
The Democratic central committee met Saturday night and elected Edward Rand as chairman with George Vandersaat as vice chairman William Manion as secretary and Frank Fishback as treasurer. Vander saa t defeated Polster as the only contest by 24 to 9. A plan for city tickets by delegate convention and ward tickets by primary was approved by the machine loyalists.
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Democratic Central Committee
James L. Keach
Edward Rand
George Vandersaat
William F. Manion
Frank Fishback
Vandersaat
Charles Polster
Palmer
Sixth annual American handicap shoot opens at Indianapolis
The sixth grand American handicap shoot will open at the Indianapolis Gun Club traps. Shooters of national reputation are arriving by train from across the country and by Sunday the top transhooters will be present. Every state in the union will have a representative.
Cowles In Indianapolis For Week Of Music
Eugene Cowles arrived in Indianapolis from Vermont to perform for a week at the Maud Bute venue. He rehearsed with the Ostendorf orchestra and spoke of his strong voice and new arrangements while promising to include his classic hits. The Ostendorf orchestra had earlier enjoyed success at Richmond and Jackson Park's opening.
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Eugene Cowles
Indianapolis
Hls
Vermont
Mr. Cowles
Ostendorf
Mote
Cowles
Richmond
Jackson Park
Beers Found in Underground Tunnel Linking Courthouse
In Anderson Indiana officers traced an uptown beer source to a tunnel connecting the courthouse, jail, and heating plant. They found an underground saloon with cases of beer and empties near the heating plant. Engineer Edward Downey, in charge of the heating plant, was arrested for selling liquor without a license and released on bail for trial. He admitted the beer was in his charge but said it was for lodge brethren. Downey suggested the tunnel had drawn visitors for four Sundays. Police noted the tunnel’s cooling, dry conditions aided the traffic and Downey could face federal charges. Downey, a former town marshal, may be prosecuted.
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Anderson
Ind
Edward Downey
Lodge Brethren
Downey
Smith
Peer
Ixas
Maratal
Invitation to Mount Washington talks in Bretton Woods meet
The State of New Hampshire filed with the state department an official invitation for Russia and Japan to appoint representatives to conduct negotiations at the Mount Washington House Bretton Woods New Hampshire in June.
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Bcripps
Rae
PREBS
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
State Department
Weahington
Russia
Japan
Mount Washington House
Bretton Woods
Turners Are Going Home After National Gymnastics Festival
The twenty ninth national festival of the North American Gymnastic Union closed in Indianapolis with a large crowd at Germania Park. Awards were delayed due to scoring errors by clerks at the German house, likely delaying prizes until Wednesday. Max Emmerich of Indianapolis placed fourth in multiple events, as thousands prepared to depart by train on Monday.
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North American Gymnastic Union
Tralne
Indianapolis
Germenta Park
Wan
Max Emmerich
Staal Meh
Germania Park
Moni
Turner Park
Day in the City Review and Local Incidents
Review notes a day in the city with the Indiana State Dental association meeting on Tuesday at Claypook. Reports thefts of valuables from verandas including a rug stolen from D F Swann’s home at 202 N Meridian. A veterinary surgeon D B Anderson injured by a buggy accident. Sunday’s high temperature noted. Local figures Behrader and Brinker mentioned in deaths. Union barber strike over Sunday shop closures. Mayor Holtman and many shops open Sunday.
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Indiana State Dental Association
Claypook
Thiever
D. F. Swann
Meridian
D. B. Anderson
Anthony H. Behrader
Liberty
Augnat Brinker
New York St
Tnion
Holtman
CANDIDATES IN TRIM FOR THE BIG FIGHT
Mayoral candidates Frank D. Stalnaker and Charles A. Bookwaller prepare for a busy campaign week with nightly meetings and extensive precinct canvassing. Ward rivalries intensify as council positions and clerk races draw attention. The primary election is shaping up as highly watched with bets and party interest large.
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Frank D. Stalnaker
Charles A. Bookwaller
Counerfand
Coucilman
Wlerkship
Ireal
Girls Slide Down Pole in Firehouse Feat at Springfield
In Springfield Ohio Hila Menke and Carrie Skinner of Cincinnati slid down the pole at the Central engine house and landed safely. They were escorted home when a fire alarm sounded and the firemen rushed out. The two are reportedly the only women known to have performed the feat and declined an encore.
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Springfield
Hila Menke
Carrie Skinner
Cincinnati
Sid
Cher Sire
Popular Wedding Trip on D. and C. Steamer to Mackinac Island
A quaint wedding trip advertised on the D. and C. steel steamers to Mackinac Island. Promotes cool, pleasant voyages with staterooms and parlors. Reservations required 20 days in advance. Send 2s for a illustrated pamphlet addressed to A. A. Schantz, G. Plat. Mery.
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Mina
A. A. Schantz
Mery
Special Trains to Denver from Chicago Epworth League
Special trains offer a $25 round trip from Chicago for Epworth League travel to Denver. The service runs July 7 and 4 via the Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line, the only double track route to the Missouri River. Route details claim through service with low-rate tickets from all points, with illustrated itineraries available from N. M. Breeze, Cincinnati agent.
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Epworth League
Denver
Chicago
Sancago
Union Pacific & North-Western
Chinse
Missouri River
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wiaconain
N. M. Breeze
Cincinnati
Democrats Gather in Columbus to Nominate Governor
Welty of Canton led Democratic candidates into Columbus for the nomination race at the convention. He opened headquarters at the Great Southern hotel on Sunday as the process moves toward the Wednesday convention.
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Democrats
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Columb's
Welty
Canton
Columbus
Great Southern Hotel
Low Rates to Lakes by Northwestern Line
Daily cheap fares from Chicago to Lake Geneva and many towns in Wisconsin and Minnesota with return by October 3. Includes a deluxe Lakes and Summer Resorts of the Northwest guide with hotel lists and rates, sent for stamps.
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Bummer Resort
Northwestern
Calcago
Lake Geneva
Waukesha
Green Lake
Devila Lake
Bredjon
Milwartkes
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Neenans Menasha
Eagle River
Manitowin
Paul
Minneapely
Lake Auinnetonke
Ashland
Superior
Duluth
Marquette
Stampe
WB. Knisketp
Ps TM
St Fitthave
Chicess
Turmoil in Europe roils nations amid unrest
Special to the Sun reports Europe shows disorder except England with revolts in Norway and Sweden, rising tensions in Germany and France over Morocco, potential clashes Austria Hungary, Italian tax despair, Turkish violence, Belgrade fears, and Kaiser's growing extravagance drawing socialist critique amid Balkan turmoil and political strain. Hoosier Fish Co. and Smith's Dyeing and Cleaning ads appear at the end.
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the Sun
London
Europe
England
Rugnia
Lode
Norway
Sweden
Germany
France
Austria
Hungary
Josef Diez
Italy
Portugal
Belgrade
Peter
Boaln
Alf Nce
Pacific Northwest booklet promotes scenic beauty and growth
The Chicago & North-Western Railway issues a booklet on the Pacific Northwest highlighting its scenery and natural resources. It advertises low excursion rates and personally conducted tours connected with the Lewis and Clark Expedition, inviting readers to send a cent stamp for full particulars to W. B. Kniskern at Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
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Pacific Northwest
Chicago & North-Western Ray
Lewis and Clark
North-Western
Chicago
W. B. Kniskern
G Dackson Bower Vard
Railroad Time Cards Teairs Cena e Ne
Rail timetable fragment lists trains between New York and Boston with arrival and departure times. Notes include 1045 am, 10:48 am, and 7:30 am references with destinations such as Sandusky, Terre Haute, and Chicago. The OCR text is garbled but preserves station names and several scheduled times.
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Inritemagetes
New Tork
Botten
North Vernna
Sandusky
Sig Minke
Chitego
Great Central i Ho D Ry City Ticket Office Schedule
Train schedule fragment lists departures and arrivals for the Great Central Indiana Division. It shows lines to Detroit Decatur Springfield and Terre Haute with times such as 7:00 am depart and 2:30 pm arrival, notes daily and Sunday-only services, plus Indianapolis connections and speeds.
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Ho& D. Ry
Omce & N
Inate
Jatienepalle Os Oom
Toledo
Indianapolle “Uy
Rites m
Detroit
Ringfield
Decatur
Beth and
Aris Indiana
Sprigfield
Erea
Indianapolia
Tubcola
Wen Tickey
Illinois St
Cirypeel
Indianapolis
Treachdale
Lafayette
Chicago
Michigan
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