Murderous Crime in Campbell Endangers County History
San Jose California May 27. The most horrible crime in the county’s history occurred at Campbell this Tuesday night. Col BR McGlincky his wife their daughter Mrs James Dunham James Wells a son of Mrs McGlincky a hired woman Minnie Schesler and a hired man James Briscoe were killed by James Dunham the son in law who escaped on horseback and is still at large. The only survivor was a one month old baby. Police moved quickly to hunt the killer while the murdered family was noted for farming and local civic ties.
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James Wells
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A Young Girl's Lunacy Strikes Greenwood
Miss Carrie H e Short, sixteen, humbly labeled insane after a love triangle in Greenwood. A rival admirer allegedly threatened her with a revolver, she swooned, attempted morphine self harm, and now is housed with her sister in West Indianapolis where her condition worsens as she raves, crying for doors to be shut.
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Carrie HE
Greenwood
Isaac Brown
West Indianapolis
Dustress Oats and Lilly Feed Your Horse Janés Fancy Marble
Dustress Oats and J ML Lilly sponsor horse care products and supplement feeds as Janés Fancy unveils a marble mosaic floor feature in their showroom.
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Dustress Oats
J. ML
Lilly
Janés
Professor Burdick Nominated for Foreign Board Seat
Saratoga May 27 A Protestant assembly nomination stirred by Dr Briggs attendings. Prof F M Burdick of Columbia College nominated before the committee to fill the foreign board vacancy caused by Kingsley’s resignation. Burdick’s ties to Rev J Balcom Shaw and Presbyterian League stirred opposition. Debates over his nomination led to postponement of trustee elections and calls for withdrawal.
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U. Po
General Presbyterian Assembly
F. M. Burdick
Columbia College
Foreign Board
MM. Kingsley
Union Seminary
Burdick
J. Balcom Shaw
Wrest and Churen
New York City
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Shaw
Purdick
Preshviccian League
Foreign Missions Committee
New York
Wardick
Otter Waters
Enero General Assembly
Ammons Tina
Turkey
National Administration
Durkey
Dager
Ametivgan
Cheng
Thea Turkisterayi
Democrats Endorsement Platform Ties to Arbitration
Vermont Democrats state platform urges arbitration principles, condemns Republican ties to a secret organization, and supports government revenue via taxation while opposing free coinage of silver. Includes names of local couples and obituaries, plus a Weyler tobacco export update and Indianapolis weather outlook.
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Democrats
Sione Monteusepisa
Cdemervratie
Werlesday
Parpintie
Siateymane
Cariisl
Hcus
Ediiciett
Republican Party
Ebay
Fom Oi
Receivers' certificates planned by B. & O. for $4 million
The Baltimore and Ohio will issue four million dollars in receivers' certificates on June 1. A son, the youngest of the ex-chancellor Count Bismarck, was born in Berlin on Wednesday. Williams & Bower's candy factory in Denison, Texas, was gutted by fire on Wednesday, with a loss of $75,000. A Russian minister hosted a dinner in Washington Tuesday night for the czar's coronation. Irving Ford, a colored murderer of Isse Kregle, was sentenced in Washington on Wednesday to be hanged on June 26. The federation of women's clubs holds its third biennial session in Louisville, Kentucky, with Belva Lockwood on deck.
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Berlin
Williams & Bower
Denison
Tex
Washington
Irving
Ford
Isse Kregle
Federation of Womens Clubs
Louisville
Belva Lockwood
Walling Nervous Close to a Strike in Newport Trial
Newport Ky May 27 The Walling case proceed slow as the defense and prosecution grappled with securing a jury. Attacks on the key witness Bud Jackson dominate the courtroom scene while lawyers challenge testimony and seek to bias jurors. George Washington and other local figures attend as voir dire yields a pool of 11 jurors with challenges pending.
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Scott Jackson
Flo
Arraneenier
Jackson
Shappard
Walling
Col Washington
Sheppard
Wime
Common Health
Srs. Lockhart
KR. Washington
Col
Nelson
Wayes
Bryan
Greencastle
Charles
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Cedar Pavements Bid Prices Fall Yet Again
Board of Works opened bids for wooden creosoted red cedar block pavements across Vermont, Meridian, and New York streets, finding bids about 14 cents per linear foot lower than previously let pre vio contracts. Capital paving and construction Co led with Parkhurst curb and related units, while other firms listed varied rates for stratified curb and Parkhurst blocks, reflecting widespread price cuts.
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Pennsylvania- St
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West-st
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Pennsylvania
Feast St
Waelston
Capital Piving Andil Construction Company
Parkhurst
Tdiana
Bermudes Agphal, Company
Moosier Construction Company
Tarkhurst
Browder & Shover
Mel Molex
Strataol
Capital Paving Usu
Westest
Fedeed
Fiorlinna
Farkhurst
Kentue
Bernmundg Fialiagna
Fied
Tree
New York-st
Maine -St
Lafayette-ave
Fragmented Harsh Rant on Masons and Freemasonry Names
A garbled passage lists numerous Masonic titles and figures such as grand secretary Smythe and grand treasurer Tidianayedhis, with scattered place names like Princeton and Indianapolis. The OCR text appears corrupted, producing a jumble of titles, names, and affiliations without a clear event.
Tornado Claims Twenty-First Victim In Granger Night
A violent tornado near Granger kills Martha Campbell, aged relative of William Campbell, becoming the 21st victim reported from Saturday night’s storm. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as damage spread across the area. The disaster left many injured and authorities began controlled assessments and investigations into the event.
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Movnes
Marthe Campbell
William Campbell
Granger
Multiple Probate Actions Reported In Indianapolis News
Alpheus Snow posts a 14000 bond as administrator for Maurice Butler’s estate. Hermann Jasper’s will filed for probate leaving about 10000 in real estate to the widow. The 1st ceremony at Gen Streight’s grave is set for Saturday at 9 am by Fifty first Indiana veterans. Board of education meets to decide five year school grammar and spelling books. Mrs Charity Moore dies at 894 N New Jersey St. mother of W Scott Moore. Theresa Levy files final report as executrix of Reuben Levy. court grants possession of a North Vernon hotel property. Women’s Association of St Pauls church hosts post May 25 social at Geo Schelski’s 268 Yandes St. Indiana Law School commencement at Grand Opera House Thursday. Hon P F Grosscup to speak on The lawyer of the future. Gen Harrison to confer degrees. 56 students graduate. Hardwood mantels. erates Jno Lilly.
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Maurice Butler
Hermann Jasper
Gen. Streight
Fifty-first Indiana Regiment
Board of Education
Charity Moore
New Jersey-st
W. Scott Moore
Indianapolis
Bis
Theresa Levy
Reuben Levy
Harrison
Disaster on Victoria Arm Bridge Traps City Car
A collapsed bridge span in Victoria BC caused a streetcar and carriages to plunge into the bay. About 100 aboard, with over sixty recovered and at least twenty more feared trapped beneath wreckage. Dozens killed by falling timbers and drowning as rescuers work through the night and harbor currents. Names of the dead and missing listed in local notices.
Through and Through They Saw the Lad Before the Fleuoroscope
In Tomlinson hall during the May festival the Marion county medical society met in the criminal courtroom nearby. Dr Moffet discussed Roentgen rays in surgery as two X ray machines were shown by Bottome and Morgen. The device allowed doctors to view bones, joints, and internal organs while a boy with a broken arm was scanned, making the night a fusion of science and music.
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Criminal Court Room
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BE. D. Moffet
T. D. Bottome
Marceau & Bassett
Morgen
Leonard Stacey
Theo
Tomlinson
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