Whipped by White Caps in Marlinsville as Foreigner Ordered Out
In Marlinsville Indiana on May 22 white caps dragged market gardener David Noaney from his house and severely beat him. They claimed he is a foreigner with a bad wife beating reputation and ordered him to leave the community within two weeks after his wife, already ill, had been kicked. No attackers were identified.
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Marvinsville
Ind
David Noaney
Roaney
Civil Service
Terre Haute
David C. Greiner
Allen Denham
Greiner
Donham
Post Office
Washington
Denham
Lucius B. Swift
Abs
Charles Wadley
Wadley
Delaware St
Hoskins
W. Chiost
Aiver Wadley
Jites
Susan Bb
Wen Wadley
Don
Parker
Iris
Taylor Reaven
Indiana
Alous
Reagen
Reaven
Blaine Engaged To Dr Brill In Newport Romance
Mrs Blaine of New York announces engagement to Dr William T Brill after her remarkable recovery from incurable inflammatory rheumatism. The couple, both aged 40s, plan a Catholic wedding next month and European voyage after the ceremony. Brill hails from Rhode Island stock with Newport landholdings. Blaine will change faith for marriage.
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New York
Marie Nevins Blaine
Wm. T. Brill
Bull
Blaine
Dr. Bull
Europe
Decisive Battle Reported in Nicaragua Revolution
A Granada cable reports government troops moving at 9 AM to attack revolutionaries at Larranca near Masaya. Rebels fire on the advance as crowds await news of what may be a decisive clash in the movement to overthrow Bacaza.
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New York
Granada
Nicaragua
Sacsza
Larranca
Masaya
Bacaza
Thomas Reveal’s Will Establishes Pike Township Library
The will of the late Thomas M. Reveal was probated in circuit court. His wife receives 40 acres in Pike township, cash, and household goods. the homestead farm goes to W O Reveal for life with proceeds to fund a library in Pike township named The T M Reveal Library. A brick building is to be erected, book stamps specified, and $500 loaned to fund repairs. executors include W O Reveal and John W Carter.
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Pike Township
Thos. M. Reveal
Hamilton County
W. O. Reves
T. M. Reveal
Thomas M. Reveal
W. O.reveal
John W. Carter
Importance Change on the Vandalia Schedule
Schedule changes take effect May 21 as trains depart Indianapolis at 7:30, 11:50, 1:00, 1:00, and 11:00 p.m. The 7:30 a.m. service now connects at Terre Haute for Vincennes Princeton and Evansville. Details from ticket agents or W. F. Brunner, Db, B. A., Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Clare
Terra Haute
Vincennes
Princeton
Evansville
W. IF. Brunner
B. A
Bond bids rejected for city bonds sale by Woollen
City Controller Woollen rejects all bids for 621 000 of city bonds and plans to readvertise at 44 percent. He notes that Frenzel's company offered the only compliant bid and doubts selling four percents at par. Council action likely Tuesday night to readvertise.
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Br Woolley
Woollen
Tr. Frenzel
Avwful Fate of Might Bumber mien in Michigan
Forest fires engulf Sands lumber camp eight miles from Lake Crey Michigan on Saturday. Sixty men were employed. one man died and three others perished while attempting to escape the flames. The camp, including several teams and equipment, was destroyed.
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Mien
Michigan
Lake Crey
Mich
Bay 22
Sands
Ames
Couple die by their own hand after bank failure
A couple in Indiana May 22 committed suicide after losing a large sum of money when the Columbus bank in Chicago failed. They left substantial property, and the tragedy is attributed to the bank loss.
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Bioney Wosses
Asion Crry
Ind
Kenry
Laidhey
Morpling
Columbis Bank
Chicago
Weather Confusion as Washington Forecasts Shifted Storms
Washington reports a forecast mix with earlier notes of fair weather Monday and Tuesday, but Harrington the weather man says strong storms may arrive before tonight. Tuesday is expected warm and bright while gold reserves show free gold at 2.24 million dollars and federal engagements threaten to dip the reserve below 100 million.
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Mr. Harrington
Washipaten
Washington
Treasury
The Court Egunsh Bang Appointment That Never Was
A chaotic local political tale outlines a plan to nominate Col Downing and push for favors in the post office amid factional clashes. The Downing ring seeks to control patronage as Mayor Sullivan faces renomination, while new labor council politics form in Carpenters district hall and council politics spark maneuvering over McGill's at‑large seat.
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Court House
Downing
Albert Sahm
Thompson
Sullivan
Sahm
Mgr. Salm
Conlin
Meyoralty
Col. Downing
Wm. C. Bandinuuno
Counueil
John Conlin
Klayor Sullivan
Nicholas Dugan
Gray Club
Cleveland Club
Dugan
Jugan
Veluoe
Imyor
Nmap
Jesle
Jocalami
Carpenters
Lndiane Isbur Levislative Council
Organized Labor
Ofice
Resolutions Criticizing Pensions Cause GA Rifts
Albany May 2. Commander Cleary of the New York state GAR disbands Noah Farnham post for passing resolutions criticizing pension laws, claiming fraud and calling for reform. Weissert approves, stating Farnham post forfeited its charter and barred from GAR councils. Farnham post vows to stand by their resolutions amid talk of a split in the GAR. The NY department cabinet endorses stricter pension roll scrutiny to remove fraudulent names following Farnham’s dismissal.
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Albany
N. Y
Cleary
State Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Noah L. Farnham
New York City
Department
G. A. Jr
Weissert
Commmander Cleary
Pornham Post
Congruw You Ie
Tiny 22
Farnham Post
Grand Army Ng
Alby
Council of Administration
New York Department
Slayer of Attorney Wesner Brought to Fish City
In Danville Saturday evening J and Brown president of Lebanon power company shot and killed Samuel Wesner in the courtroom. Browny claims self defense and faces murder charges as witnesses say Wesner drew a knife before the shot. The funeral of Wesner was held with a large Lebanon Masonic cortege. Officers report large unsettled sick benefits and matured claims in local reorganization plans. Gov. Matthews returns from Chicago with Indiana building at the worlds fair to be dedicated约 June 1.
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Wesner
Firs
J. & Brown
Lebanon
Jb Crown
Alleir
John Dunean
Sye
Browny
Brown
Liganon
Ind
Cola Grown
Masonic Order
Tron Hall
W. BD. Somerby
Daltimors
Tre Sun C
Parbleman
Ele
Lie
Fort Wayne
Colored fighter Conley stops Smith in Oaklandon bout
In Oaklandon 13 miles from the city a crowd watched Jack Conley KO a Kentucky-born heavyweight named Smith in the tenth round. The purse was 175 with about 50 in gate receipts. Crawford backed Conley and faced crowd hostility after the upset finish.
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Oaklandon
You Smith
Conley
Charlie Crawford
Smith
Ifere
Phil
Mad
Jiane
Vicious Ith
Ile
Prisk
Knoc
Mitch
Calkdandon
Konolalu
Buchanenys
Charley Crawford
Crawford
Jenne
Tie Ville
Fish Pirates With Lime and Dynamite Scattered Along Indiana Streams
In Indiana, illicit fish harvesting using lime in water, dynamite, or breaking rocks to flush fish is described as widespread along streams. A traveling salesman and locals recount methods, dangers, and the prevalence of such practices near Lenfas and White River, with warnings about the legality and risks. The piece notes bass streams like Big White Lick, and the curious habits of anglers, adds a local shop plug, and ends with a product mention.
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White River
Indianapolis
Lenfas
Fontin
Indiana
White Lick
Hendricks County
Dne
Bethany Park
Merc
Desa
Sabbath Closing Wins Support At Presbyterian Assembly
Opening of the second week of the Presbyterian assembly reports on Sabbath observance led by the late Elliott Shephard. It lauds Sunday closing of the World’s Fair, credits the vote as a triumph for the Sabbath, and notes opposition from the press. The Briggs case overture is deferred to the judiciary committee amid debate.
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Wasurscrven
Presbyterian Assembly
the &Lh
Special
Elliott
Shephard
Hhe
Col. Shephard
Congress
America
Friends of
Ahutsaty Tradt
Daltn
Uch
Guy
Lord Jesus Christ
Briggs
Fnally
Judiciary Committee
Jealousy Drives Beuncie Man to Kill Wife and Self
In Muncie Indiana on Monday May 22 C H L Weidner shot his wife then killed himself in a drunken fit. A Polish boy named Komansk was run over and killed by a Lake Shore train at Otis. the victim was deaf and dumb and the body was mangled.
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Ind
Y Louis Nelloge
Smily
Davron
C. HL. Weidner
Muncie
Tavortre
Splij
Komansk
Lake Shore
Otis
Providence Fire Damages City Hall and Nearby Homes
A $245,000 blaze tore through Providence Sunday night, damaging the city area as crews fought the flames. Cruiser New York completed its trial run Monday. King Humbert remains puzzled by a new ministry’s formation. John Dormey’s cottage and three children cremated near Buffalo Sunday. Willie Quinn and 150 horses burned to death in Cronin’s livery stable in St. Louis Sunday midnight. Massachusetts legislature introduced resolutions declaring the Geary law unjust and un-American.
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Providence
New York
King Humbert
John Dormey
Buffalo
Willie Quinn
Cronin
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Mayor seeks return of historic printing press linked to New Harmony
Dr J N Lee of Martinsville La claims a 19th century printing press sent to a stats fair twenty years ago remains unrecovered. The press, originating in Scotland, was used by the socialistic New Harmony colony and by Fanny Wright for an equal rights publication, inspiring a world fair exhibit.
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Sullivan
J. N. Lee
Martinsville
de. Lee
Scotland
New Harmony
Ind
Tco
Fanny Wright
Tragedy in Dunmore as husband fatally shoots boarder
In Dunmore, May 22, Augusto Novi's wife scratched boarder Tin cardo Prigniano during a quarrel. Novi then drew a revolver and shot Prigniano in the head, killing him. He fled the scene and was later spotted about 12 miles away near Rea cow, boarding a train to New York.
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Scrangor
Dunmore
Augusto Novi
Tincardo Prigniano
Prigniano
Alony
Rea. Cow
New
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Winter
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