Governor Hill Visits as Indiana Unveils Hendricks Monument
Governor David Bennett Hill of New York arrives amid a ceremony build up for the Hendricks monument in Indiana. The reception includes dignitaries like Gov. Hovey and Gen. Sickles, with 600 school children set for the unveiling parade and preparations at Albany and Union station. The event draws attention from reporters and officials, while travel delays and seating limits threaten crowd access to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bennett Hill
New York-State
Peekskill
Bill
President Tanner
Board of Trade
Edward Hawkins
U. 8
Noble C. Butler
U. S. Court
B. 0. Johnson
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Judge Roach
Frank Bird
Gov. Hill
Gan. Sicktes
New York
Sickles
Edward Wemple
Rica
R. R. Sopar
Elmira
Arty
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Union City
Anderson
L. M. Cox
Geo. Nichols
Hoe
Alustrious
Thomas A. Hendricks
Executive
Albany
Guy
Hill
Grand Opera House
Bates House
H. M. Hunt
United Press
Joseph E. McDonald
Turple
Campbell
Panhandle
Union Station
Grand Hotel
Denison
Hovey
Roberts
Bates
State House
Attempted death by own action by imaginary threat
Joseph Haiss a young tinner at 183 BE Washington street attempted suicide while in a saloon back room. Suffering from sunstroke and hallucination that others wished to kill him he stabbed his throat with a Dutch knife after fearing noon killers. He received medical care and was sent to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haiss
Washington-st
Haies
Etiil
City Hospital
Eotaw
Ala
Joseph H. Lavender
Organised padrone system exposed in New York
The glass workers national executive committee believes they have found an organized padrone system for importing Belgian grass blowers to the United States. They vow to take steps to prevent any more arrivals and landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glass Workers’ National
Ster
Beatures of Sporting Life in early league action
A dense recap of interstate, association and league results with scores for Peoria, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, and others. Notable mentions include Cox and Zimmer on catching records, Rhines and Rusie as top pitchers, and Reilly leading batting at .451.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Hyansville
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Evansville
Quincy
Burlington
St. Louis
Rochester
Louisvilla
Brooklyn
Meridians
Remingtons
News
Excessors
Katoa
Pers
Marion
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Bluffton
Mancie
John Morrill
Mike Kelly
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brotherhood
Buffalo
Kokomo
Muncie
Peru
Terra Haute
Charley Zimmer
Clements
Kittridge
Caroago
Brighton Beach
Daltons
Grand Avenues
Dalton
Racine
Stanford
Tenproeck
Teuton
Oakwood
Martin
Henshen
Kiefer
Harrington
Anson
Reilly
Colling
McGarr
Coony
Gilks
O’brien
Ganzell
Gilke
Rhines
Rusile
Rusie
Tragedy at Louisville Mash House Fire Claims Six Killed
A massive blaze at the Allen-Bradley-Grayatuné sour mash house and adjacent Standard Oil refinery in Louisville caused widespread destruction and heavy losses, with six men reported killed and 30 injured as walls collapsed in the inferno. Initial casualty lists name Anderson McDonald and others among the burned and dying victims, with details of injuries and uncertain final toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Jans
Allen-Bradley-Grayatuné
Standard Oil Works
John Kline
Saveren Skene
Pettigo
Arthur Yonkers
The Strange Aviwus of a Pretty Young Woman
A 17 year old Catlettsburg girl lured a Memphis father to confront his missing daughter at a house of ill repute. The girl returned home amid emotions and a brief, scandal driven reunion with her father and suitor. Also reports of local crime with a choking husband and a deadly weather linked death, plus a second wrestling match and a cyclone incident in Kentucky.
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Catlettsburg
Geo. L. Bowsen
Memphis
Tenn
Mise Bowsen
Heat Toll Rising Across Cities In Deadly Heat Wave
Reports from Cincinnati Louisv ille Chicago St Louis and other cities on June 30 describe intensifying heat with fatalities and prostrations. City authorities suspended open air work as storms occurred elsewhere and isolated incidents of lightning and accidents were recorded from Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Illinois.
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Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Maysville
Vanceburg
Big Bandy
Kentucky
Cariaco
Here
St. Louis
Iowa
Walls on Trial for Malpractice in Boone County Circuit Court
In Boone County, Indiana, William Walls stands trial before Judge William Pink Fiebbask for alleged professional misconduct. Prosecutors Ketcham, Young, and Carter accuse Walls of malpractice, while defense cites his alliances with Bernhamer and a tarnished reputation. Witnesses detail morality concerns and a missing Ivory estate voucher issue, with postmaster and local figures testifying to Walls' character.
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Circuit Court
William Pink Fiebbask
William
Walls
Walte
W. F. A. Bernhamer
Boone County
Indiana Supreme Court
Banquo
Wall
W. A. Ketcham
A. B. Young
Vinson G. Carter
Rowland
Ketcham
Bill Ketcham
Bernhamer
M. Shepard
W. H. Nickerson
Addison C. Harris
Henry N. Spoon
J. AL. MccMastere
Fred Winter
Elza Keller
Coffee and Spice Dealer
W. A. van Buren
John 8
Dancap
Addie Hardy
Bowman
Persian roll value and tariff debate noted
The piece cites a Persian roll totaling about 170 million dollars yearly, mentions the Senate delaying tariff talk until next week, and records Ben Harrison heading to a cottage for a week while Life goes on. It also notes Republicans resisting the gag rule on the elevation bill and a heated discussion of the federal election bill with Rep Ewart of North Carolina. Base hail at League Park, 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ben Harrison
Ewart
North Carolina
Law and Order discusses Sunday beer laws and police duties
The Law and Order League met at Tomlinson Hall to critique the police board over Sunday law enforcement. Members pressed for clearer duties, noting limits on enforcing outside city limits and the need for more officers to close beer gardens. Officials defended their positions, citing insufficient laws and the sheriff’s role, as debates led to an organized permanent group with Denny as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
Tomlinson Hall
Police Board
Sim Coy
Boar
Irvin
Grand Jury
Mitchell
Drs. Hartar
Gilbert
Stanton J. Pearle
Hil F. Ritter
Denny
A. A. Young
Judge Lamb
Coy’s
Kissell’s
Haglin’s
Broad Rippie
Robbery at Nicolls Tailoring Shop Stuns City
Sunday morning the cashier found the iron safe missing from Nicolls tailoring shop. Detectives Garber and Quigley investigated while a drill and chisel were found as clues. A fleeing burglar, disguised as W. W. Wood, was captured by William Mathews and the market-master Shiltges after a window entry attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicoll
E. V. Beales
Garber
Quigley
William Mathews
Hastat
Mathews
Shiltges
Hoe
W. W. Wood
Durgiar
Duped 4A Pauper Robbed of Rich Possessions
A Kentucky case unfolds with Mrs Ampleton duped by Renfroe and a brother, losing 40 acres and 1800 near Pineville valued at 300000, while her pauper husband’s rights are debated. Attorneys Waddle and Shadoan press the suit as relatives face financial claims and a pending court calendar looms. Also notes on court adjournments, weather outlook for Indianapolis, a railroad wreck near Chattaroi with fatalities, and a storm near Vanceburg killing three.
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Hugh Logan
White River
Simon Wiseman
Kingan
Shaffer
New York
Shinorest
Frank Ketcham
Paintere
Mollie Bishop
Esus
Noosa
Maryland
Mississipp
Ste
Joe Tobin
Will Brown Suanday
Tobin
Brown
Fletcher
Murphy Temperance
Plymouth Church
Macs
John Maag
Flanner& Buchanan
E. Court St
National Loan Asso
Capital
Logansport
American Ice Machine Company
Fort Wayne
Fannie Zwiseler
Olive St
Indianapolis Cable Street Railway Company
Michiganst
Dwyer
C. C. McCulloch
Contempory
May Wright Sewall
Frank H
Somenset
Jinsey Stapleton
Patton
Pinevills
Doarridge
Stapleton
Pineville
Middlesborough
Waddle & Shadoan
Uistech
Pure Drinking Water Praised by Local Expert
Ex State geologist Collett endorses water from a second-water wall installed by Charles Krauss at 2205 Meridian St. He notes its purity and claims Krauss wells produce water that requires no ice. Krauss sells pumps, driven and tubular wells, and invites inquiries at telephone 466.
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Collett
Charles Krauss
Meridian St
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Gov
Gov. Roberts
Sun
W. R
Henice
Beatures OF Sporting Life
Mike
Boone
Sullivan
Kelley
Chas, Robson
Wagner
Sam Houlihan
W. Maryland Sr
Harry
William Killer
W. Maryland,st
Hetherington & Berner
Stowney
N. W.S
Jane
Parameita River
Stansbury
O'Conner
Gallatin
W. Wash
G. L. W. Mack
St. Pout
Bloomington
Tigua
al- Capea
Joe Gerettmeyer
Joe
Uis
Piqua
Hiliea
Valparaiso
Ind
Geo. Woods
Hebron
Charles Steinke
Woodville
Mickels
Harrisburg
Repub Jicans
Delamater
Paris
le Petit Journal
Narbonne
Department of
Ande
Veillings Dunrak
Hill Farm
Beaks
Parnell
London
Arkansas
Colorado Springs
J.J. McFarlane
L. E. Pfeffer
Chas. Dungan
Henry Esch
Middletown
John Kampfer
Carlisle
Sampson
Isaac Heidenheimar
Galveston
Tex
Matthews
Hyde Park
African Methodist Church
L. Camback
Camback
Lowa City
Ida Wakely
Swanville
Erie
Post
Lila
Liberty
Union County
Wm. McKay
Rockville
Geo. W. Bunting & Son
Washington
WAFS
League Park
LAW and Order
Bome Queer
Criminal Court
Howe
Colorado
Walker
Taylor
Vicinity
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