Trustees Fight Over Cemetery Deed For Church Plot
In Boone circuit court, David K E Slayback seeks to set aside a deed to trustees Davis Clark and Shoemaker tied to a cemetery project. He alleges misrepresentation and improper trusteeship, and asks for the deed to be canceled or for the property to be held until a non denominational church is established. The case centers on a Ross area tract once deeded for cemetery use and later linked to plans for a church.
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David KE. Slayback
Boone Circuit Court
Andrew J. Davis
Isaac M Mitker
Joseph M. Clark
James 2. Ross
James J. Ross
Ross
J. Ross
Tross
Shoemaker
Davis
Clark Jushes
Rossin Cemetery
Rosstonetery Association
Clark
Roone Ty
Cemetery Asso
Ceme Association
Indianastian Conference
Te Corpora
Association Contemt
James J
Messrs
Ker
Bloody Race War Reaches Cananea With Widespread Fire
News from Cananea Mexico via Davanas Arizona reports a violent race war with the town aflame. Arizona Rangers and Bisbee citizens arrived, fighting ongoing. Casualties include forty five American miners killed and over twice as many wounded, fifty Mexican miners and four policemen dead, with looting and fires as residents flee to the hills. The strike over pay sparked the attack on American miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cananea
Mexico
Arizona Rangers
Bisbee
Lavine fatally shot by fellow unionist in Chicago
John W. Lavine, a noted labor leader, was shot and killed last night in Chicago by John T. Tobias, a Cigar Makers' Union member who had been supported by the union. At a fundraising meeting for Tobias, Lavine opposed the effort and was shot as he left the hall. Tobias, using crutches, was pursued and captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Tobias
Cigar, Makers’ Union
Tobias
Lavine
Claims He Was Robbed Near Ratsburg
Newt Crask told police he was robbed last night near Ratsburg after sleeping in Crask's wagon with Ora Johnson. Crask reported his pocket book and about 37 in money were missing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Crask
Ora Johnson
Ratsburg
Crask
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Results from American Association and National League show Indianapolis defeating Louisville Rain Toledo 2 to 0, Milwaukee 7 over St Paul 2, Kansas City 5 over Minneapolis 3, Pittsburg 5 over St Louis 4, New York 6 over Philadelphia 0, Chicago 5 over Brooklyn 0, American League games include New York 10 over Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 3 over Chicago 2, Washington 4 over Boston 0, Boston 12 over Washington 8, St Louis 4 over Detroit 1. Also noted are political and local items from June 2 including Reed Smoot’s seating challenge, and a fast Lake Shore mail train collision near here injuring several, with Rev. A C McKinsey near death.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Judge Artman to Rule Monday on Tax Payment Case
The major issue is whether taxes paid to the State auditor were legally directed to the auditor or should have gone directly to the State treasury. Judge Artman will decide the demurrer to Mr Daily’s answer Monday at 8:30, a ruling that could end the dispute over auditor fees. The case draws statewide interest as attorneys for the State and the defendant present the key legal arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Artman
Hall
Miller
Reed Holloman
Terhune
Adney
C. Shirley
Mr. Daily
Artman
Daily
Exitire
High Noon Wedding at Morrison Residence
At J. H. Morrison home 406 North Meridian street a wedding joined Guy A. Morrison of New Ross and Miss Jennie Erskin near Advance with Rev. C. A. Brown officiating. Immediate family attended. four course dinner served by Mrs. J. B. Morrison. The couple will reside in New Ross.
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J. H. Morrison
North Meridian Street
Guy A. Morrison
New Ross
Jennie Erskin
Near Advance
C. A. Brown
J. B. Morrison
Mr. Morrison
J. A. Morrison
Citizens Bank of New Ross
Miss Erskin
Luther Erskin
Advance
Rev
OA. Brown
Annual Decoration Pay Observed by Red Men and Poca Lodges
Red Men and Poca lodges observe Decoration Pay with a 1 p.m. assembly at the lodge room before marching to Central Christian church for a memorial sermon at 2 p.m. Judges then proceed to Oak Hill cemetery for exercises with an address by F. C. Reagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Pocahontas
Central Christian Church
Tennessee Democrats Nominate Maloolm J. Pate for Governor
After three days of factional quarreling at the Democratic State convention in Nasuvinre Tennessee, Congressman Maloolm J. Pate of Memphis was nominated for governor with no other candidates presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloolm J. Pate Temon
Memphis
Longworths Bid Farewell As St Louis Sails From Pier
A crowd on the Fulton street pier watches Representative and Mrs. Longworth depart aboard the St Louis. They plan a London season hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, then a Paris visit to Viscountess de Chambrun. Diplomatic attention surrounds their travels abroad.
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American Line
Fulton Street
St. Louis
Longworth
North River
Worship Services Overview at Local Churches
The passage lists schedules for Methodist, First Baptist, and Central United Brethren churches. It covers class meetings, morning and evening services, sermon topics, Sunday School times, youth groups, leenders, and a Thursday lecture on Medical Missions, with various leaders and organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie de Vol
Nellie Stevens
Theodore Hagaman Dies Friday Night at 77
Theodore Hagaman longtime Boone county resident born June 13 1828 Summer Set County New Jersey died Friday night at his home three miles northwest of Lebanon from tuberculosis age 77 years 11 months and 18 days Survived by wife four children and two brothers Funeral at 2 pm Monday at the residence Rev Robert H Milligan officiating burial in Oak Hill cemetery
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Theodore Hagaman
Boone County
Lebanon
Hagaman
New Jersey
Summerset County
Ohio
Mary Holllngsworth
Anna France
Edgar M
Robert H. Milligan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Al Gardner Insanity Report From Taylorsville
A telephone message from the Taylorsville marshal said Al Gardner auctioneer of this city has become insane there and at times violent. The sheriff asked relatives whether to bring him home or send for him. Mrs Gardner was in Crawfordsville and notified. Relatives will decide today on his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
al Gardner
Gardner
Mayor Johnson backs Bryan for President in 1904
Cleveland June 2 Mayor Tom J. Johnson declares for William Jennings Bryan for President in 1904. He hints Hearst would get support if the Democratic party shifts left, highlighting the New York editor as a possible backer. Also noted is a German metal working lockout affecting 165,000 workers. A Decoration Day address at Faycote’s Odd Fellows Mall receives high praise.
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Cleveland
Tom J. Johnson
William Jennings Bryan
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Odd Fellows
Faycote
Zion
Crutchfield’s Bad Luck Drives Tough Farming Losses
Kirklin Journal reports George Crutchfield faced severe herd and livestock troubles as horses died and a cow perished due to disease, forcing him to euthanize another horse to prevent further suffering and losses.
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George Crutchfield
Kirklin Journal
Flour advertisement dominated by Lily Highest Patent product
An old style advertisement announces Nkiahima Wlour as a leading Lebanon grocer. It notes prices at Witt's elevator and lists multiple flour variants with phone reference JW Wren. The fragmentary copy urges customers to ask their grocer for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nkiahima
Lebanon
Witt
JW. Wren
Restraining Order Delays Bidaman Impeachment Hearing
In Terns Warts Indiana on June 2 the City Council learned a temporary restraining order blocks enforcement of an ordinance and a hearing against Mayor Edwin J. Bidaman over nonenforcement. The city attorney says the ordinance is unconstitutional and the case may go to court with the impeachment halted. A hearing on the restraining order is set for June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Bidaman
Board of Public Safety
Bride Myrtle Moore Weds L H Wolf in Honolulu
Miss Myrtle Moore of Fountaintown Indiana married civil engineer L H Wolf in Honolulu after a cross continental journey and a meeting in St Louis during the world’s fair. She taught in Union township schools. Wolf formerly lived in Philadelphia.
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Sitetonville
Ind
Myrtle Moore
Fountaintown
Honolulu
L. H. Wolf
St. Louis
Shelbyville
San Francisco
Miss Moore
Morris Moore
Union Township
Shelby County
Wolf
Philadelphia
Fugitive Status for John D Rockefeller Ties to Interstate Hearing
John D Rockefeller, aboard a ship bound for Europe, is described as a fugitive from service. Had he stayed in the United States he would have faced the Interstate Commerce Commission's next hearing in Cleveland, unless granted immunity to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Dd. Rockefeller
Europe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Court News Dismissal In Weaver v Gilford Foreclosure
The case of Andrew Weaver et al versus Walter Gilford et al on demand and foreclosure of lien has been dismissed and costs paid. In Amanda Camplin versus Edward B Camplin et al regarding partition, the report of sale of realty was filed and approved. deed reported and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Weaver
Walter Gilford
Amanda Camplin
Edward B.camplin
Sade
Bomb kills twenty four at royal couple's ballroom
Mapnip on June 2 reports twenty four people died when a bomb was thrown at King Alfonso and Queen Victoria on May 31. The planned palace ball for that evening was canceled due to mourning, replaced by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Victoria
Notice to Modern Woodmen Meeting at Woodmen Hall
A committee led by Town Kersey invites members John Kersey 6.8 Wuutey J 4 Herod J W Jones Onas Qunningham LE Hendricks Geo Comley Ben Coombs L L Bark and K Lucas to meet at Woodmen hall at 8 o'clock tonight to transact important business. Town Kersey, chairman.
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John Kersey
Wuutey
Oatciwaine Way
Herod
J. W. Jones
Onas
Qunningham
LE Hendricks
Geo. Comley
Ben Coombs
L. Bark
K. Lucas
Ah Woodmen Hall
Town
Kersey
Crawfordsville Races Highlight Independence Day Card
June events at Crawfordsville feature 2:36 trotters and 2:55 pacers with purses around $300 each. Officials expect strong turnout for the Fourth of July program and related sea sport prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Freeman Declared It a Joke in Arson Trial
In Dusenbury Indiana June 2 the Rev Edward M Freeman faces an arson charge over a church fire at Litton. Key witness Charles Ratliff testified Freeman proposed burning the church and promised to supply the oil. Freeman later claimed he was joking as he denied the accusation. The case centers on whether the minister’s statements were a dangerous jest.
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Das Ue
Ind
Edward M. Freeman
Litton
Ratliff
Preeman
Jamestown
Freeman
Rattif
Thompson
Crawfordsville
Dr. Schell
Hilti
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Cemetery Association
Kokomo
Jacob Fever
Praueisco Horrors
Davanas
Ariz
Jimes
Cnicano
John W. Lavine
The
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American Association
National League
Wasminetos
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Utah
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Joseph BR. Burton
Kansas
Sanpusky
Lake Shore
Here
AC. McKinsey
Colfax
Red
Tennessee
Nasuvinre, Tenn
Jane 2
SATS
Longworths
the Temples OF Worship
Central Christian
Finst Baptist
H. G. Brown
Mes
Hal Brinkman
Golo
God
Presbyterian
David
Mephibosheth
Sunslay
Theodore Hoaman
Mr. Hagaman
County
Taylorsville, al
Clark Lindsay
William Milikin
Thorntown
Eugene Whitaker
Frankfort
3. R. Artman
R. A. Harney
Bryan
Heatin
General Association of German Metal Working Establishments
Crutchfield
Bidaman
Terre Haute
Indiana Girl
John D. A Fugitive
Court News
Man
Charles Ratliff
E. A. Schell
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