13 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
1
Mrs. W. L. Holcomb shares impressions from a prairie trip comparing Kansas and Indiana life. She praises farm wide crops cattle herds and homestead beauty, notes shared values and sun ripening grain, and recounts remaining fond of Indiana after a Kansas visit.
William J. Bryan, after reading U S newspapers, discusses recent questions about his political position. He insists he has always been conservative, explaining that Democratic policies are conservative, applying old principles to new conditions, and that there is nothing new in the principles of the platforms he has supported.
In LaCrosse Wisconsin on July 13 200 passengers aboard the steamer Quincy were saved after a wreck near Trempealeau though most lost clothing. All aboard escaped uninjured and no deaths were reported. Captain Killeen calls the incident unavoidable. T. M. Kane of Clinton Indiana recovered his pocketbook from beneath his mattress at the wreck.
A man who shot a man described as a "Holy Roller" was killed by the woman he claimed to be avenging. The incident occurred in Seattle, Washington, with local authorities reporting the sequence as a fatal retaliation.
Princeton Indiana report of malice sparked wreck on Southern railway. A west bound passenger train derailed after a spiked switch killing John B. Fanning and Malloy Caphcart and injuring others including W B Williams, with two fatally hurt workers and a list of victims and casualties. The incident occurred twelve miles east of Princeton as the train traveled at thirty miles per hour.
Store owners are urged to balance light and comfort to attract customers. Clerks should encourage browsing after purchases to invite repeat visits. Focus on profitable leadership pricing and distinctive but not extreme style while studying competitors’ weaknesses.
R P Glosser of Allen township about four miles south of Kendallville was in town this morning feeling first rate. He has nearly completed a ditch a mile long with 18 inch Portland tile to drain fifteen acres of unproductive land. This is the best land on his farm and during the year of the Noble county Exhibition produce.
Tomorrow afternoon the annual baseball clash between K H S VS and the Alumni unfolds at Waterhouse Park. Last year’s result was a narrow and exciting contest with a one or five point margin in favor of one side.
Orville Hill of South Milford is jailed after deputies arrest him in Kendallville on a federal charge for mailing slanderous letters to J H Wert and Miss Lillian Blair. The complaint alleges Hill wrote offensive correspondence targeting the two individuals. The deputy marshal reportedly accompanied Hill during transport to custody in Goshen on the way to Indianapolis for federal proceedings.
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