Guiteaus Lawyer Passes Away on Indiana Farm
George Scoville, famed for defending Chas. J. Guiteau, died last night at his son Louis Broville’s residence. A New York native and 1848 bar admittee, he practiced in Chicago before moving to Bass Lake, Indiana, then later returned to Chicago.
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Basa Lake
Indiana
ScrippavicRar Press Association
Chicago
George Scoville
Chas. J. Guiteau
Fot
Guelleld
Lous P. Broville
Leavius
New York State
Frances M. Norton
Herther
May veto threat over Brightwood water mains extension
City council passed an ordinance to spend 3800 for Brightwood water main extension. Mayor Charles A. Lonkwalter seriously considers withholding approval citing doubts about Brightwood plant capacity to handle added mains. Decision hinges on assurance the plant can support the increase.
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Brightwood
Charles A. Lonkwalter
Trayor
Mary Greely The Young Mother Drops Children To River
In New York a young woman identified as Mary Greely claimed two small children Catherine Wilkin and Wilkin to be hers. She said she had a good time over the summer and wanted to come to an end. The children were sent to the Children’s society and Bellevue as she appeared unbalanced. She left Bellevue, went to the pier and leaped into the East River.
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Nidren
Catherine
Ann Wilkin
a.Cheiidren
Iyny
Children’s Society
Bellevue
East River
Bryan in Kansas and nearby states speech tour
J. Bryan, after finishing a Nebraska tour, travels to Kansas this week to deliver speeches and proceeds to Missouri Illinois Wisconsin South Dakota and Colorado in the coming weeks. The report notes a broad campaign swing across central and western states.
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Lincoln
Net
J. Bryan
Nebraska
Kansas
Bmisgoirl
Inturn
Illinois
Wlacongln
South Dakota
Colorado
End Near for Noted Local Figure Abner Hyde
Abner Hyde, a well known city and state figure, lies near death at Nelson J. Hyde’s home at 1906 NM Capitolava after a second stroke of paralysis. Hyde, 85, has lived with a ward in recent years and was once a proprietor associated with Civil War era activities.
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Abner R
Nelson J. Hyde
McA Hyde
Nelson Hyde
Abner Hyde Aeil
Youth was ready to go to prison
Carl Hampton, a young employee of Indiana Fuel and Supply, admitted embezzling $820 from his firm and spending it in fast time. He pleaded guilty before Judge Fremont Alf ord, who sentenced him to the Indiana reformatory for two to 14 years. Hampton is well educated and from a good family.
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Carl Hampton
Indiana Fuel and Supply Company
Tvme
Sultty
Fremont Alford
Alfons
Indiana Reformatory
Hampton
Tragedy at Shelbyville mystery court of inquiry will be held
Special to The Sun Shelbyville Indiana reports the death of Mrs Laura Ayers found with a bullet to the brain. Her husband Charles Ayers denies knowledge of harm and suggests she may have killed herself. Coroner Bags and Prosecutor Bavertt to hold a court of equity investigate this case. Laura was Miss Laura Sorden before marriage, from a prominent local family. She had been visiting Kokomo, Indiana, where her husband formerly lived.
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Shelbyville, Inn
Laura Ayers
Charles J. Ayers
Ayers
Ric
Mary Armbruster
Jaye
Bags
Laura Sorden
Mel Axers
Kokomo
Ind
Greentown
East Side Debating Club Meets Monthly in Public Library
The East Side Debating Club begins monthly meetings next Friday at Covenant Public Library on Market and tehlond avenues. Debates cover city improvement topics such as crime versus intelligence, restraint of inflammatory newspapers, and government ownership of railroads. George Everett and Clarence Doll take the negative. Gustav Miller and Earl Holt of Shortridge will argue the affirmative.
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East Side
Covenant Fublic Library
Market St
Tehlond Ave
George Everett
Clarence Doll
Gustav Miller
Earl Holt
Shortridge
SimS An Organizer Fred A Lima Seeks State Secretary Post
SIMS AN ORGANIZER Fred A Lima seeks the Republican nomination to succeed himself as secretary of state. He claims strong signs for victory with no unusual activity noted in the state. Speaking dates announced for Governor Hanly this week include Lynt Oct 8 Plymouth Oct 3 Nappanee Oct 10 Oakland City Oct 12 Richland Oct 22 Bovnvile Oct 13. The Franklin town Republican convention is at Acton Oct 15 at 7 0 pm. The primary is the day before. County Republicans prepare for an Overstreet meeting in Tomlinson Hall Thursday night. County Democrats set a Oct 25 meeting at Monument Place roomy of Indiana Democratic Club to be addressed by Henry Warrum.
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Fred A. Lima
Hanly
Lynt
Plymouth
Nappanee
Oakland City
Indiana Democratic Club
Monument Place
Henry Warrum
AIRSHIP OF PAPER REVEALED AS TOY BALLOON
Charlee Hurst of the superior court explains that the so called airship seen by multiple observers was a small egg shaped paper bottom toy balloon erected by a local boy. A crowd gathered Sunday at Riley ave watching the balloon ascend and circle the South side before fading from view. A miniature parachute attached to the balloon caused mistaken beliefs of a real airship.
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Han
Charlee Hurst
Superior Court
Riley-ave
Miateken
Apen
Doctor on Trial for Killing Wife in New Jersey
The formal trial of Dr Frank Brouwer, arraigned on a murder charge in the death of his wife Mrs. Brouwer, began amid intense public interest. Prosecution alleges arsenic and a ground alias were used. a second woman is named as the motive. The courtroom was crowded and Brower appeared calm as he entered.
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Brouwer
Aaid
Jen
Supreme Court in Session Opens with Silence for Brown
The Supreme Court of the United States met at noon with only elect members on the bench as a tribute to Justice Brown. The adjournment was brief to pay respects to the president. Real business begins tomorrow with the Kansag vs Colovaita irrigation rights case on the Wokan-ikasag river, expected to take several days.
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Serinps-Mefine Prean
Washington
Justien Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Curton
Kansag Vx
Colovaita
City Births Marriages and Building Permits Highlight Daily Record
The report lists births including Grace Rosh and Kay Almerion at multiple streets, plus several marriages such as Frank Wagner and Lucie Bodizen and Alexander and Rosa. It also notes building permits for D Reed, two dwellings in Tacoma and Prath, and various repairs and new structures across neighborhoods like Thirty-sixth and Elmina and 11.4 M. Hoenn. The document reads as a daily city record detailing births, marriages, and permits with names, addresses, and project scopes.
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Frank Wagner
Lucie M. Bodizen
Charles EK
Alexander
Rosa
Wa Wind
Jackson
Estella Friedrick
Dene Wilson
Fannie Roesaner
Frederick J Lancaster
Nellie M. Reber
Georgy Evang
Cora de A
TaRur
Ant Adah
Mecore Wiliam
Harvey
Graceland
Grarge V_ stillen
Harris
Arvellin Mount
Washington
Hoenn
Brightwond Ave
Sik Mary
Everson
KF. Perkins, Jr. Healy House
Inttana-ave
Cubs Speculating on World Series Receipts
The Chicago Cubs players and associates are entering the speculating market by buying up large blocks of World Series seats through agents. Harry Steinfeldt put HG into 200 seats at $2 each with expected resale at five times in good weather. Other players anticipate higher prices, aiming for $10 to $15 per seat by Tuesday.
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CUBS
Theson
Chicago
Harry Steinfeldt
Governor to Break Ground for Southern Indiana Hospital
The initial construction exercises for the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane near Madison will occur next Monday afternoon on 2 oclock. Gov. Hanly will raise the first shovel of earth and address the assembly, with other exercises planned and a public meeting. At night Gov. Hanly will deliver a political address at Madison.
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Southrastern Indiana Hospital
Madison
Oelock
Hanly
Hanty
Evangelist cautions covetousness at Covenant Church
The Georgan evangelist caut Small told Covenant Church covetousness is not obligatory and linked covetousness to theft, adultery and related sins. The packed service ended with the hymn The Rock of Ages and a Miss Scudder song, and by popular vote her name will be added to a church art glass window.
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Caut Small
Covenant Church
Rock of Ages
Jim
Miss Scudder
Italian Cruiser Flormosen Arrives in New York Harbor
The Italian cruiser Flormosen arrives in New York by way of Sandy Hook becoming the first Italian war vessel to visit the harbor in years. She resembles the cruiser Atlanta and carries delegates to attend the October 22 unveiling of a statue of composer Verdi in the city.
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New York
Flormosen
Sandy Hook
New York Harbor
Atlanta
Italy
Verdi
Civil Service Examinations Announced by H K Milhouse
H K Milhouse secretary of the local civil service commission announces October 17 meat product examiner openings following July passes. November offers for special examiners and special agents in the bureau at corporations and commerce and labor with salaries from 1200 to 2009 a year. For information write the department in Washington DC.
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H. K. Milhouse
Eivil
A. K. Milhouse
Federal Building
Indianapolia
Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington, DC
Largest telephone deal unites several states under new company
In Philadelphia a meeting of New York and Pennsylvania capitalists led to the creation of the American Union Telephony company. It links multiple independent telephone firms across Pennsylvania, Southern New York, northern Virginia, Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, and West Virginia and secures traffic agreements with United States Telephone and Cuyaora Telephone companies operating in Ohio, Indiana, and beyond.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
American Union Telephony Company
Wlephona
Perseylvania
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
United States Telephone Company
Cuyaora Telephone Company
Olyane Lindiana
Davenport's Horses Arrive Safely From Syria to New York Farm
Pure blooded Arabian horses were taken safely today to Homer Davenport's farm near Mission Plains, New York. The horses arrived yesterday aboard the ship Haba from Aleppo, Syria, and Davenport is credited as their owner.
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Davenport
New York
Homer Davenport
Mneria Plains
Alona
Syria
Lawsuit Filed Against City Over Injury Claim
Margaret Dondono sues the City of Indianapolis claiming damages from injuries after a fall at the corner of Concordia and Marrigoness. She alleges the accident resulted from faulty repairs to Concordia Street and seeks compensation for medical costs and damages.
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Emargaret Dondono
Bombings At Kazan Missile Attempt Injures Governor
In May two bombs were thrown at Vice Governor Koneleto in Kazan. He was only slightly injured as the would be assassins escaped. The attack highlights ongoing threats against regional officials and the unstable security environment in the area.
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Scrippa-McHae
ST. Petersachg
Tn May
Koneleto
Kazan
Women Ushers Stationed at Philadelphia Methodist Church
In Philadelphia a crowded evening service saw a dozen young women serve as ushers and take up calling duties at the Methodist church.
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Philadelphia
Methodist
No Fire Department Destroys Post Office and Buildings
Special to The Sun. Jebbup Georgia. Net and Fire reports the town suffered the destruction of the post office building Hotel Strickland and several other structures this morning as the town has no organized fire department.
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Spetial
Jebbup, Ga. Net
Incorporations Filed For Logansport Union Stockyard Company
The Logansport Union Stockyard Company filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State on Monday. Capital stock is listed at $100,009. Directors include William W. Jones, Frank Beerhardt, Edward A. Crow, Tannebill, and William I.
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Logansport Union Stockyarde Company
Aecratary of
William W. Jones
Frank Becberhardt
Eward A. Crow N
Tannebill
William I
Unique Industrial School Opens in Columbus Georgia
The Columbus Secondary Industrial School opens to educate children under 14 due to Georgia child labor laws. Founded by local mill owners led by Grumby Jordan, the campus plans eight buildings focused on cotton mill trades, dyeing, and textile lessons to supply skilled workers for southern mills.
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Columbus
Syou
Sande
Georgia
Columbus Secondary Indusrial School
South
Dan
Unis
Janor Hill
Georgia Lestes
Columbins
Grumby Jordan
Eagle and Phoenix Cntian
Crtum- Hue
New Town
Calumibus
Inga
Ros
Johor
Bettlers
Valian
Industri Planta
As i
Schoolboy Wonder in College at Eleven
Special to The San Medford Mask Orr Eleven year old Nesbert Weiner of Medford Hillside known as a prodigy and possibly the youngest college student in mathematics has just entered Tufts College as a freshman. He is expected to lead his class in time and already reads Huxley Darwin Ribot and others. He is a healthy playful boy with Roosevelt like features and a serious mind. His father Leo Weiner a Harvard professor of Blavanic Anguagea discusses his son’s philosophical mathematical abilities and early intellectual development.
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San Medford
Orr
Nesbert Weiner
Medford Hille
Han Esvera
Tufts College
Weiner
Yeading Huxley
Darwin
Ribot
Hanrkel
Mauser Norbert
Roosevelt
Norbert
Secrees Dla Nealth
Leo Weiner
Bos
Ruasin
Harvard
Cambridge
Norbert Ias
Miting Corenllege
Hia Srentent Forte
Textile school plan issued by South city authorities
A draft outlines a South region textile course to train workers for factories in Columbia. It mentions domestic arts for girls and shorthand and typewriting for both boys and girls, aiming to prepare students for all industrial trades and benefit local industry.
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Vottan Manufacturing Etting
Columbia
Miria
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