Tornado Rips Through Ohio Hamlet Leaving Dozen Dead
A funnel shaped cyclone struck BranOhio on Thursday afternoon, destroying a farmstead and killing Daniel Barrett Mrs Daniel Parrett Martha Case George Oxinger and Jensis Uresk. Neighbors report gruesome injuries and widespread debris with families scattered across fields.
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Bran
Kunkie
Daniel Barrett
Daniel Parrett
Martha Case
George Oxinger
Myrta Daso
Charies Cole
Charles Cole
Jensis Uresk
Willevever
Coffin's Testimony Shapes Narrow Bank Trial Narrative
Francis A. Coffin testifies at the bank case detailing early Indianapolis National Bank dealings with Haughey and the London branch, including a $250,000 bond plan. He defends colleague Reed, outlining management roles and the cabinet company's mounting debt as he explains steps taken to enlarge and finance the business. A separate note reports Samuel Porter, 36, survives a suicide jump at New York elevated station with injuries.
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Francis A. Coffin
Indianapolis National Bank
Wintner
London
Indianapolia Desk Company
Moore Desk Company
Cabinet Company
Boore
Winter
Haughey
Ths
Collin
FF. A. Coffin
Reed
Keed
Pr. OB. Collin
England
Indianapolis Cabinet Company
Baker
Harris
New York
Samuel Porter
Eighty-fourth-st
Columbus-ave
Ninth-ave
Thirtieth-st
Presbyterians Clash Over Smith Heresy Verdict In Saskatoon Rally
The second day of the Presbyterian general assembly in Saskatoon opened with strong Briggs faction presence amid expected conflict over Prof. Smith. Smith and Cincinnati presbytery verdict remain contested as delegates gridlock on biblical origins. In a separate incident, Mrs Ward removed a 10 year old girl from her custody in the court house corridor and placed the child with guardians after questioning her parentage and home life.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Briggs
Mutchmore
Smith
Cincinnati Presbytery
General Assembly
Whursdey
Court House
Gabel Ward
Capt
Quigsey
Buchanan
Nashville
Kentucky
Neilie Ltordella Blank
Mire
Ward
W. Washington-st
Robbed of a neat roll at the Grand hotel
Patent night man T. B. Palmer reported to police that he was robbed of 100 dollars Thursday night. Detectives suspect a mistake and Palmer, from Franklin, says he can replace the sum in days. He left his door key outside and a transom open before retiring. He also asked to borrow hundreds on property in Atlanta.
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T. B. Palmer
Grand Hotel
Mr. Palmer
Palmer
Franklin
Atlanta
Bridge Demolition Worker Falls 50 Feet, Feared Dead
May 18 report from Preno Indiana states Joseph Wile, a demolition worker on a Mexico bridge, fell 50 feet into the water as the structure collapsed. He suffered a broken leg and internal injuries and may die. Others narrowly escaped fate as the bridge gave way.
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Preno
Ind
Joseph Wile
Mexico
Festival artists praised as weather mars grand event
The festival drew a fair audience despite rain and clouds that arrived before 8 pm. Receipts reached about 10 000 dollars with expenditures higher than prior years, while directors aim for a full report Monday.
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Fred Mayer
Mayer
Arens
Romeo Joungon
Indianapolis
Geo. H. Stewart
Mr. Mayer
Tuk Sung
Riag
Beneft
Jadi
Miss Judi
Miss Stein
Local clubs triumph as Marotts-edge Martinsville
The J Merott baseball club of this city defeated Martinsville in their game by a 9 to 5 score. Batteries were Marotts Stucklehaus and Simon. Martinsville O Connor Bryant. Also noted is Pick Brede suing South Bend Chinaware for 19205 in federal court over alleged business injury. News item mentions war and peace monument contracts, and a list of marriage licenses and obituaries.
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Canfield
Frankfort
Ind
T. Bi. Culver
Indianapolis
J. Merott Baseball Club
Martinaville
S. Batteries
Marotts
Stucklehaus
Simon
Martinsville
South Bend Chinaware Company
MacMonnies
Brus
W. D
Matilde Peck
Carrie Miller
Melville
May Moore
Ross
Emma Marsh
Dearusella Berger
John Stoter
Martha Tague
Jas. Clark
James Fi. Webb
Mary C. Monahan
Lee Jones
Alice Lyona
Wm. L. Pankey
Mattie Pre
Dunham & Co. Suspends After Trade Board Announcement
The Dunham & Co. firm halted operations following a Board of Trade suspension announced Friday. The firm cites speculation as the cause and expects no serious impact on other houses.
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ChicaGo
EB. Dunham & Co
Board of Trade
Opening of Phinix garden postponed to May 24 concert
The Phinix garden opening is delayed to Thursday evening May 24 for a grand concert. Large crowds attended the Park theater presentation of The little captain on Thursday with Harry Jackson as a noted cast member. The engagement closes Saturday night.
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Phinix Garden
Little Captain
Park Theater
Harry Jackson
Stereotypes and snobbery color town talk on marriage
Two women gossip about a couple and a wife who prefers fashion over baking. They pity Charlie for marrying a lazy girl while praising good taste in dress and practical purchases like 75 cent wash leather gloves washed in ammonia and water. The piece critiques social judgments about women.
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Jim
Europe
Charlie
Lake Michigan Storm Endangers Vessels and Ships
May 18 Chicago reports the worst Lake Michigan storm of the season with 52 mph winds and massive waves. Vessels that set out Thursday night face grave danger. efforts to reach nine fishermen on a government pier falter. A schooner wreck near Milwaukee Bay View prompts rescue attempts and possible loss of crew. injuries and arrests accompany unrelated boxing tragedy in Aberdarn Wales.
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Cnicaco
Lake Michigan
iNinvis Central
Jackson Park
Chicaco
Government
Madiea
Wilwaukee
MaaAackun
AY. J. Cummings
Chicago
Harbor Piera
Bay View
Polish Woman and Child Die in Oil Can Explosion
In Pirrspune on May 18, Annie Komentzky a Polish Jewess and her two year old baby perished in a home oil can blast. The oil was poured into a stove to start a fire when the explosion occurred.
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Annie Komentzky
Babs
Arts
Jury Finds Meyer Guilty of Second Degree Murder
New York May 18 Dr Henry C F Meyer charged with poisoning Ludwig Brandt alias Gustav Baum with arsenic and other substances was found guilty of murder in the second degree by a jury Friday morning in Blarch 150% court.
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Ludwig Brandt
New York
Henry C. F. Meyer
Gustav Baum
Jason Brown's bid for renomination remains in doubt
Representative Jason Brown of Indiana denies withdrawal from his district race. Reports note other items: Canadian seizure case moves to admiralty court with possible security for release of vessels. A millwright Joseph Wright, 50, dies of apoplexy near Delaware, Vermont Avenue. Washington city authorizes damming Pogue's Run, water diversion plans amid flood risk. James B. Breeding, fugitive from Missouri, arrested in San Antonio en route to St. Louis. Grenwood reports a stalled freight train due to storm damage. Tonti assigns assets to Land Title and Trust Co in Philadelphia with assets of 1,250,000.
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Washington
Jason Brown
Indiana
Simmons Liver Regulator Promises Gentle Headache Relief
Ladies are assured relief from headaches costiveness swimming to the head sour stomach and restlessness by taking Simmons Liver Regulator. The medicine is described as mild safe and pleasant for general use.
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Simmons
Militia Powerless as Sympathy Strikes Grow
May reports from Boise Idaho and other towns describe labor unrest as non union miners are told to join or quit. Government fears trouble as about 600 Coxeyites near Boise may join miners while sympathy strikes spread at Jennie Lindshaft and Fisnikill brickyards. Deputies, patrols, and occasional shooting mark the clashes with workers and authorities.
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Boise Crry
Idaho
Coeur D’ Alene
War
Texas
Jennie Lindshaft
Pouequkerste
Fisnikill
Cval
Shari Bartlett
Lowport
Duchess Junction
Cleveland
Gar- Inna
Amalgamated
Agso. of
Iron and Steel Workers
Astostown
Kyle Works
Tramps disrupt trains on Boston & Albany line at Cordaville
Worcester report states tramps on Boston and Albany tracks placed an obstruction on a curve near Cordaville delaying the Adams Express at midnight. The engine, damaged yet on rails, reached 40 mph as the obstruction was scattered. Eighteen tramps from a freight crew are suspected.
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Worcester
Mass
Cordaville
Lingering Sessions Open at Hates House Friday
The Philological Society held sessions at the Hates house with Prof. Bnaillot of the State university presenting remarks on teaching languages. Papers on Eaphuism and other topics were read as discussions followed in plain uglish. The town rumor about the Grand discussing physicians and undertakers was denied.
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Philological Society
Hates House
Bnaillot
State University
Sampson
Arizona
State Medical Society
Plymouth Church
Fort Wayne
Mad Stone Used On Young Victim After Dog Bite
Eight year old John Schmidt was bitten on the right hand by a suspected mad dog in a Indianapolis alley. A por ous mad stone was applied to his forearm and reportedly drew out venom. Officer Hoover attempted to shoot the dog but the weapon misfired and he was bitten on the hand. Several dogs in the area were noted to be bitten amid southeast neighborhood excitement.
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Johnnie Schmidt
G. H. Schmidt
Virginia-ave
Schmidt
Indianapolis
Porse
A. M. Thompson
Woodburn-arve
Wright
Lsad
Officar Hoover
Hoover
Kahlo
Talks of tariffs and law in early 1900s senate
The senate adopts the Morgan resolution seeking attorney general information on the sugar trust and anti trust law. A resolution to shift the senate start time to 10 a m on Monday is approved. The tariff bill is taken up as part of today’s proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Variety advertising columns from Tar Sun show fashion and bargains
The Tar Sun promotes hatters, clothing, foods, remedies, and bargains. Dalton offers hats for men, Kreitlein & Reeder clothing for men and boys, Arcade and Graiger store sales, Phelps Bros. dry goods, Lemon Tonic Laxative ads, Capital laundry, and other merchants advertise low prices and specials across departments.
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Tar Sun
Dalton
M. M
Graiger
New York
Kreitlein & Reeder
Phelps Bros
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Coxey
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