Prominent Criminal Henderson Captured in Marion Shootout
Indianapolis dispatch reports Lon Trenderson known as Henderson in police custody after a shooting spree. He claimed police wounded him and said four revolvers were found on him. he denied guilt and sought to defend his mother and family. He described the encounter with Patrolman Alberts and Samuels Vofsach, and said he was not a desperate man.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lon Trenderson
Wis
Senderson
Marion
Hyland
Fulton Market
Alberts
Henderson
Boo
Jisan
Ktioluen Alberts and
Samuels Vofsach
Ime
Podrew
Lever
Marion Police
Sava
Self defense burden debated in Indiana high court ruling
Indiana Supreme Court ordered a new trial in a Titana County assault case, clarifying that the state must prove unprovoked assault beyond a reasonable doubt while a defendant may raise self defense. Other items note a weasel attack killing a Pleasantville child and a Meese Nation reunion in Li Grange.
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Didisterpolis
Ind
Sue Preme
Titana
Gilie Cleims
Vie
AE Chirk
Willian Reed
Fportville
Churk
Jurvenen
Supreme Court
Paincoek County
Richmond Despondent Hotel Employee Ends Life
Loretta Richmood Showalter, a hotel worker, killed herself using carbolic acid amid despondency. In Richmond an effort grows to liberate Joseph Seifert from state prison. Oldenburg alumni plan a June 26 meeting. Curtisville brick plant strike leaves plant idle with fifty workers demanding higher pay. Washington indicts Joseph Herbert for allegedly marqing Louise Cunningham, a wealthy trainer. Tell City water company expands capital to 75000 dollars to build a light and power plant. Rushville John D Whitton and Augusta Scott wed a second time, she previously married John B Scott and divorced.
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Richmond
Loretta
Showalter
Joseph Seifert
Oldenburg
Oldenburg Academy
Curtisville
Washington
Joseph Herbert
Lous Cunningham
Tell City
Rushville
John D. Whitton
Augusta Scott
John B. Scott
Paterson mill owners seek protection as troops deployed
A Paterson delegation urged the mayor for protection against a feared mob. The mayor claimed protection was being provided, but the delegation warned the force was too small and deputies unreliable. They appealed to Governor Murphy, who ordered elements of the First Regiment and First Cavalry to Paterson to guard the mills at dawn.
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Newark
Murphy
Paterson
Campbell
Outrage by Mine Strikers in Williamson Explosion
The Roanoke bodies of Henry Hartson and Peat Hartson arrived from Williamson West Virginia after a dynamite blast in a mine. Reported that about twenty five miners were inside when armed strikers demanded they come out. Miners refused and strikers ignited dynamite in a shaft killing five and wounding several others.
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Roanoke
Henry Hartson
Peat Hartson
Williamson
W. Va
Prepared for the Mob in Vincennes and Mine Workers Convene
In Vincennes Indiana a mayoral proclamation calls citizens off the streets as a 300 strong guard at the prison deters mobs planning to lynch William Edson. Militia from Company A stands ready while guards include all citizen classes. In Chicago leaders oppose a possible strike after John Mitchell calls a United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis on July 17.
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Vincennes
Ind
William Edson
Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Inds
Warner Declines Oberlin Presidency Offer
Oberlin Ohio June 20 Dr Lucien C Warner of New York has telegraphed trustees he will not accept the presidency after the late Burrows. It is now understood Representative T K Burton will be offered the job.
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Warner
Oberlin, O
Lucien C. Warner
New York
Burrows
Oberlin College
T. K. Burton
Train accident near Broadriver kills Shelby man
A mixed train on the South Carolina and Georgia Extension railroad fell through an approach to a bridge over Broadriver injuring fifteen others and killing Leroy Grigg of Shelby. In Milwaukee the National Eclectic Medical association chose Indianapolis as the next convention city with officers elected including President J. D. McCann and corresponding secretary N. A. Graves.
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Shelby
N. C
South Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad
Broadriver
Leroy Grigg
Milwaukee
Wis
National Eclectic Medical Association
Indianapolis
J. D. McCann
Monticello
Ind
N. A. Graves
Chicago
Markets Wide: Chicago Grain and Produce Prices Quoted
Chicago June 19 quotations on the card of Trade show wheat and oats with fluctuating prices across months. Live stock prices for hogs cattle and lambs listed with receipts and range bids, alongside butter eggs and poultry figures. Prices reflect market activity at Milwaukee and other northern markets.
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Chicago
Chio
Texas
Philanthropy urged to fund model tenement houses
Dr. H A Knopf of New York urged at a national charity and corrections conference that wealthy donors redirect funds from libraries and colleges to build clean, ventilated tenement housing. He argued this could improve living conditions for workers and bolster moral development, proposing a collaborative model with business to supply affordable homes. The proposal aims to channel philanthropy into housing without abandoning education.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
8. A. Knopf
New York
Knopf
Chamberlain's Golid Remedy Endorsed for Summer Diarrhoea
Chamberlain's Golid, cholera and diarrhoea remedy is praised as a dependable pleasant medicine, valued for summer diarrhoea in children and credited with saving many young lives each year, sold by A. R. Otis. Also notes three mysteries about the north pole: its location, nature, and purpose remain unknown.
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Chamberlain
A. R. Otis
Otis Tropical Tea Herbal Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Otis Tropical Tea as a gentle inexpensive remedy that cleanses the stomach and bowels and purifies the blood. A large 25 cent package is advertised by A. R. Otis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Tropical Tea
A. R. Otis
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Promote Liver Action
Spring fever is described as a torpid liver and inactive bowels. The ad claims DeWitt’s Little Early Risers remove danger by stimulating the liver opening the bowels and cleansing the system of impurities. Safe pills. A. R Otis.
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DeWitt
A. R Otis
Miller objects to poet of the Sierras label
Joaquin Miller complains about being called the poet of the Sierras arguing mispronunciation and impartial misnaming. He notes Sierra poets rival his best work but concedes the title pleases admirers and harms no one. Transvaal taxpayers avoid war costs though gold mines face pressure yet strong profits remain.
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Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Sarahs
Saharas
Sertous
Sierra
Transvaal
Last Hope Realized in Oklahoma Claim
In 1889 settlers faced dust and heat near Gebo Mont amid the big April race. A parched editor suffered severe diarrhoea until one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy calmed him within an hour and he slept soundly after a fortnight. Sold by A R Otis. No good dental schools in South America.
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Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
A. R. Otis
Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablets Featured as Stomach Remedy
An advertisement touts Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablets as a powerful remedy for dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief from the first tablet and cites a glowing testimonial from R. A. Pierce of Mason City Iowa. Lakeside Medical Co. of Chicago manufactures and A BR Otis sells the product for 25 cents.
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Bailey
R. A. Pierce
Mason City
Iowa
Lakeside Med. Co
Chicago
A. BR. Otis
One Minute Cough Cure Triumphs, Claims Leaderboard
D. Scott Currin of Loganton Pa touts One Minute Cough Cure as superior to all medicines for coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles. He says it acts immediately and is perfectly safe curing grip bronchitis and coughs, with sales by A R Otis.
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D. Scott Currin
Loganton
A. R. Otis
Otis Tropical Tea Ad Promotes Laxative Health Drink
Advertisement proclaims Otis Tropical Tea as the most pleasant laxative aiding stomach liver and bowels in active condition. Claims half the population are sick with illness of digestion and promotes the product as a health aid.
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A. R. Otis
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Wright Medicine Company
Peau
Indiana
Salem
G. H. Lohman & CO
S. Wolff
J.Lang @ Sons
Joseph Burke
Michigan St
South Bend
LIND
Kendallville
New Reyder
Jos. Burke
Niagara Falls
Wabash R.R
Wabash
R. G. Thompson
Wabash R. St
Fort Wayne
Australia
Daniel Bante
Otterville
Foley
I. C. Cunningham
Tate
Mule
Dawes
Lidianageetis
G. Davwes
Aes
Tle
Eather
Matia Overstroe
Bill
Huberts
Weasel
Meese
Li Grange
W. L. Meese
Terre Haute
William T. Agar
Davis
Agar
Hoomer State
Paterson Mills
Eclectic Medical Association
Milwaukee Grain
Ure la
Moe
Misher
Red Cross
Yin Do Gindiona Co
Dee Moines
Laws
G. H. Lohman & Ce
North Pole
Su Bape Depadi Teffalo
Detroit
Buffalo
Sanpete Darict Nig Tt
Avo Gz
Great Lake Ba Bummer
Send Fc
Yamphicts Ee
Bertha
Beato
Hs Ewe News
Seotirion
Florodora
CREMO
Geow Childs
Jackson Square
Standard Navy
South America
Michiga
Roc
Grand Rads & Indiana Railway
Michigan
Petoskey
Bay View
Traverse City
Harbor Point
Mackinac Island
Omena
Charlevoix
Walloon Lake
Northwort
Wacu
Les Cheneaux
C. L
Junia St
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ada Felloe
J. Keller & Company
Kendalville
B. A. Lampman
R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
H.C. Cunningham
S. R. Meredith
Willow Grove
Del
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