Priest Fatally Wounded in Stabbing at Salisbury Church
Rev. Joseph F. Lubeley pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic church in Salisbury Missouri was stabbed twice after high mass by parishioner Joseph Schuette. Schuette was restrained. the priest, wounded in the temple and neck, was taken to St. Mary's infirmary and expressed no malice toward his assailant.
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F. Lubeley
St. Joseph's
Father Lubeley
Schuette
St. Mary’s Infirmary
Schutte
Thaw Reasserts Sanity and Hints at Release
John T Thaw voiced belief newspapers influenced his habeas corpus decision claiming they ignored key testimony on sanity. He urged his chance of release, said Matteawan is acceptable, and vowed to appeal to move his commitment papers to another institution with DA Jerome's approval.
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Matteawan
George Jacoby
Jerome
Jacoby
Dr. Wells
Thaw
State Asylum For
Middletown
Col. Bartlett
Graham
Supreme Court
Dowling
New York County
Twenty Firemen Narrow Escape as Roof Collapses
In South Boston the warehouse of P. H. Graham collapsed trapping and injuring twenty firemen. Several were burned and rushed to hospital. Martin J. Lavin is in critical condition with possible death. The incident occurred early today in Boston.
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Boston
P. H. Graham
Martin J. Lavin
Immigrants Aid Society Plans Roberts Park Meeting
Immigrants Aid Society of Indianapolis invites the public to a Wednesday meeting at 7 o'clock p m in Roberts Park Church main auditorium Vermont and Delaware streets. Dr Victor Sosa of Pittsburgh will speak on aiding immigrants with the committee chaired by John H Holliday F F McCrea D W Edwards and A B Cornelius.
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Immigrants’ Aid Society of
Indianapolis
Roberts Park Church
Vermont
Delaware
Victor Sosa
Pittsburg
John H. Holliday
F. F. McCrea
D. W. Edwards
A. B. Cornelius
Bayard Gray Dies in Portland Hospital
Bayard Gray died Sunday in a Portland Indiana hospital from a apopleptic stroke suffered the prior Tuesday. He was a well known publisher and prominent member of the community. He held several civic offices and was highly regarded in local circles.
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Bayard Gray
Portland
Ind
Gray
Bike
Talking Pictures At Grand For The Summer
The Grand Opera House begins a summer season of talking pictures with a reader company for each film. Performances run daily from 1 PM to 10 PM with frequent changes and in and out access, aided by the theater’s cooling system ensuring comfort during hot weather.
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Grand Opera House
Indianapolis
New York
Woman found murdered in barrel near Harlem river
The body of a woman about 35 was found floating in Little Hellgate tied to a barrel filled with stones. Beaten and gagged, she likely died a week earlier and police suspect she was killed on a canal boat. Detectives search canal boats and lower dives along the Harlem river.
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New York
Bockenover
Harlem River
Hellgate
Hariem River
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May Day at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 65 000 down 15 cents with prices from 4.10 to 5.50 for various weights and grades. Cattle receipts 16 000 up 10 cents with Beeves 4.75 to 7.35 and calves 5.00 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 20 000 steady with natives 3.60 to 5.20 and lambs 4.50 to 6.80.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Texas
Death Grip of Appendicitis Warned by Nurse
A renowned nurse-matron at a major hospital warns against constipation to avoid serious illnesses such as appendicitis and typhoid. She cites everyday tragedies from neglect and prescribes a home remedy using Cascara fluid, Cardiol essence, and rhubarb syrup to be taken after meals.
Judge McGovern Ready to Whip Wife Beaters
Judge J J McGovern of Hoboken New Jersey declares he is prepared to whip wife beaters himself if needed.
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M'Govern
J. J. McGovern
Hoboken, N. J
Exceptional Bishop Draws Crowds in Lancashire
The Right Rev. Dr Edmund Knox Bishop of Manchester is famed for open air preaching in the north of England. He has led successful missions on Blackpool Sands attracting Lancashire natives who were curious about his identity and the bishop’s public appeal amid local skepticism.
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Edmund I.knox
Manchester
North
England
Blackpool Sands
Lancashire
Blackpool Beach
Marriages Of Praia G Presch Edna M Clam pitt And More
Marriage notices listed include Praia G Presch and Edna M Clam pitt Jacob and Friend and Fanny Mosenson Frank A Cooper and Lulu Boatman Frederick E Perry and Theresa W Boyer William H Allen and Mariah J Thur man.
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Praia G. Presch
Edna M. Clampitt
Jacob
Friend
Fanny Mosenson
Frank A. Cooper
Lulu Boatman
Frederick E. Perry
Theresa W. Boyer
William H. Allen
Mariah J. Thurman
False Hand Used by Shoplifters
A photograph shows a new theft device a false hand worn in the sleeve while the real hand remains hidden under the jacket creating two hands visible to store detectives. The contraption complicates detection and is discussed by shop owners and security staff.
Socialist Takes His Own Life at Workplace
Daniel C. Aheart aged 45, a well known Socialist, shot himself through the heart in the office of his brother in law John P. Fanning at 678 Jefferson Avenue where he was employed. Dissatisfaction with social conditions was given as the cause of his act.
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John P. Fanning
Jefferson Avenue
Indianapolis Society Eyes Fancy Yachts in New York
A group from Indianapolis staying at the Hotel Plaza in New York eyes yacht purchases for summer Atlantic cruising. Notables include Mrs H J McGowan and Mr Will Taggart. Also Ettie Green, America's richest woman, plans a dinner for twenty in the Plaza state suite next week, prompting a special menu challenge.
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Indianapohe
Hotel Plaza
New York
H. J. McGowan
Traction Magnate
H. J. Tal- Lott
Will Taggart
Atlantic
Etty Green
America
Hoboken
the Plaza
Maitre d
Flaw at Plaza Hotel Enables Guests to Catch Fresh Trout
A glass trout case was installed in the Plaza Hotel’s main dining room allowing guests to catch fresh trout for their own tables, a feature described as catching a flaw in the hotel service.
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New York
the Plaza
Indiana Strawberries Carried on Special Trains to Chicago
Two special strawberry trains left New Albany to Chicago marking the first season run. Adams Express sent four cars with 400 crates each. American Express sent five cars with 600 crates each over the Monon line. Nightly specials planned all week with peak season reaching 12 to 15 cars.
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New Albany
Ind
Chicago
Adams Express Company
Pennsylvania
American Express Company
Monon
Tramp Inherits Fortune and Will Quit Wandering
In Liberty Indiana May 25 a tramp named Jack Egbert learned his uncle John Egbert of Greenfield Pennsylvania left him about $20,000 in cash rail road securities and a large real estate fortune estimated at $50,000 on his deathbed The uncle promised to end the tramp’s wandering and give up the use of the road.
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Liberty
Ind
Jack Egbert
Ammerman & Fordyce
John Egbert
Greenfield
John
Ufe
Son Accidentally Shoots Father in Veayay Farm Accident
William Fox, a farmer in Veayay Indiana, was shot yesterday afternoon by his son Charles Fox while cleaning a revolver. The shell exploded accidentally, hitting Fox in the right hip and passing through the body. he was fatally wounded.
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Veyay
Ind
William Fox
Charles Fox
Crops Good Along Lines of the L E W
The Lake Erie and Western railroad bulletin reports May 1 crop conditions in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Indiana shows wheat in good shape with above average acreage and oats about normal. late May conditions reflect drought hurting crops in affected areas.
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Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Pettis Dry Goods New York Street Mens Furnishings Store Ad
An 1853 Pettis Dry Goods ad touts a mammoth Men s Furnishings store inside the east entrance offering shirts ties collars summer undershirts and drawers Jersey ribbed union suits and negligee shirts with a focus on savings and exclusive styles from Eastern makers. Main Floor advertisement highlights pricing on 2 inch all silk four in hand ties undershirts and athletic union suits for boys and men.
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Act
Athletic Union
Three Die In Trolley Collision On Germantown Avenue
Two trolley cars collided on Germantown Avenue near Chestnut Hill late last night killing three people and injuring 45. A northbound car jumped the track on a steep grade causing the crash as it swung across the southbound line and was struck by an oncoming vehicle. Both cars were full of passengers.
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Philadelphia
Germantown Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Death of comedian Peter Dailey returns to New York
The body of Peter F. Dailey, who died in Chicago last Saturday, arrived in New York today. About two hundred actors and actresses and friends greeted the train at Grand Central. The body lay in state at the Brooklyn lodge of Elks before the funeral next Wednesday, with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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New York
Peter F. Dailey
Chicago
Grand Central Depot
Brooklyn Lodge of Elks
Woodlawn Cemetery
Morrell airship crash injures sixteen in Oakland
A large Morrell airship carrying sixteen people plunged about 300 feet near Oakland on Saturday after a gas bag exploded. Casualties included sixteen injuries with no fatalities reported.
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Oakland
Cal
Whitmore Trial Opens for Murder of Wife in Jersey City
Theodore S Whitmore faces trial in Jersey City for the murder of his wife. Reports of new evidence were circulating as the prosecution prepared to present surprising findings at the opening of the case. The proceedings are tied to the New Jersey swamp mystery case.
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New York
Theodore S. Whitmore
Jersey City
New Jersey
Seven Die In Fort Worth Flood Disaster
Fort Worth Texas reports seven confirmed dead with five thousand homeless after the Trinity River flood surge began Saturday night. Rail service crippled and interurban between Fort Worth and Dallas suspended as waters rise. Oklahoma streams flood and trains halted. Muskogee records two inches of rain in ten hours.
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Fort Worth
North Fort Worth
Trinity River
Dallas
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Result of anger leads to shooting and suicide in Anderson
Mrs Retta Weiger and her mother Mrs Anderson York were shot Saturday night by Mrs Weiger's husband, who then killed himself. Both women will recover if blood poisoning does not set in. The shooting followed the husband’s anger over his wife leaving him.
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Anderson
Ind
Ret
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Uergut
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Gates
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Charles M. Crockett
Ed Caldo
Children's Aid Society
Baer
Immigrants Aid Jociety 10
Roberts Park
Lillian. Woodward
Miss Woodward
Park Theater
Reeda Kerfoot McCulloch
Anna Hosen
Daniel C. Aheart
Cialist
Tramp
Pettis Dry Goods
New York ST
Rbt
Pete Dailey
Fort Worth. Tex
John Morle
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