Taft Welcomes German Warships in Virginia Welcome
President Taft greets visiting German warships in Hampton Roads Virginia as the Mayflower leads the ships into the bay. Prince Henry and Prince Christian, naval officers from Germany, are among the dignitaries aboard. Taft and party sail to Washington after hosting the guests.
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Monroe
United States
Toads
Taft
Count von
Moltke
Kaer
Stettin
Iral Rebeur von Paxchewitz
Prince Henry of
Reuss
Prince Christian
Prince Henry
Weidy Gs Necimahia
Washington
Divorce Suit Called for Trial in Home Circuit
Charles Koehring and Ois Koehring faced divorce action in Home circuit court this morning. The Marion county venue issue was noted. Attending parties included Mr and Mrs J W Shelby of Sheridan and multiple Parr and Farr family members from nearby areas.
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Boone Circuit Court
Marion County
Charles Koehring
Ois Koehring
Hoone
Mpc
J. W. Shelby
Parr
Sheridan
Bert Parr
Are
Nelson
Amanda Farr
Gary
Fa Gumry
Miarrises Hoonge Linked to Reynolds Case Insisted
In a fragmentary note, Miarrises Hoonge is tied to Charles Ht Reynolds with an insistence noted by a source, indicating an asserted connection or action involving both individuals. The wording is incomplete, but the names point to a drama or dispute requiring clarification.
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Miarrises Hoonge
Charles Ht Reynolds
Wants Out of Prison Hinshaw Parole Fight Resumes
A dispatch from Laporte reports friends of William B. Hinshaw, a Michigan City life prisoner convicted of murdering his wife, plan another bid for freedom. Hinshaw, once paroled, drew renewed attention after a sensational parole denial in December 1910 following his mother in law’s appeal against clemency. He had been a Winchester resident and fabricated a masked gun story about his wife’s death. He violated parole in a later adultery scandal before being returned to prison.
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Pul
Laporte
William B. Hinshaw
Michigan City
State Board of Pardons
Hinshaw
Winchester
Roosevelt Delegates Survive Last-Minute Contests
The Roosevelt delegates from the Ninth Ward faced no filed contests after a clerical error at the national committee in Chicago. State Chairman Fred A. Sims confirmed no contests were filed, while Charles Hy Campbell questioned motives behind notices of challenges pushed by Jon Keating of Indianapolis. Keating has led the Taft wing from Chicago in McKinley’s absence.
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Roosevelt
Uney
Chicago
National
William Holton Dye
Willian Andicott
Fred A. Sims
National Committee
Charles Hy Canybeli
Jon Keating
Insianapolis
Sonurittes
Campbell
Keating
Kealing
Taft
William McKinley
Bishop to Confirm Forties Class at St Joseph Church
The Rt Rev H Alerting Bishop of Ft Wayne will visit Lebanon to conduct annual visitation at St Joseph Catholic church and administer confirmation to a class of forty. Solemn services begin tomorrow at nine with bishops sermon and processional by priests and altar boys and girls. All welcome.
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H. Alerting
Ft. Wayne
Lebanon
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Selock
Priveta
Litte Teys
Boyd
Wil
Lights for Westfield Shelter First Electric Night
Westfield, once an underground slave station during the Civil War, was illuminated with electricity Saturday night for the first time in its history. The power comes from the Noblesville Heat Light and Fe Fuel plant.
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Westield
Noblesville, Heat, Light & Fenya
Joint Memorial Held by Red Men Knights of Pythias
The Red Men Knights of Pythias and auxiliary orders held a joint decoration day at the K of Fy hall. Judge Alfred Ellison of Anderson gave the address, praising secret orders and honoring deceased members. A parade to the cemetery followed, with graves strewn with flowers and marshals D A Neng and J B Darnei guiding the event.
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Red Men
Knights of Pythias
K of Fy
Bb. N. Lewis
Alfred Ellison
Anderson
Ellison
Woth the
J.3. Darnei
D. A. Neng
Heating Plant 15 to be reappraised in court
A.M. McMillan as receiver of Lebanon Heating Company filed a petition in circuit court for a resappraisement of Heating Plant 15. Appraisers W. B. Ritchie and J. W. Witt valued the plant at 65000 dollars, but no bids could be obtained. Several firms reportedly stand ready to bid if the appraisal is reduced.
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A.M. McMillan
Lebanon Heating Company
W. 8. Ritchie
J. W. Witt
Failure to Provide Charged in Divorce Complaint
Lillie Hodges sues Bade F Hodges in Boone Circuit Court for divorce alleging they married December 14 1991 and separated September 5 1908. She claims he failed to provide and forced her to buy clothes with her own labor or her mother's help while they lived in Mil Springs and Knoxville Tennessee, where they resided at separation. The Lebanon Boye band scheduled a Wednesday concert but due to Whites Town engagement will perform Thursday night in June at an unspecified venue.
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Lillie Hodges Han
Boone
Bade F. Hodges
Wey
Mil Springs
Tenn
Knoxville
Lebanon Boye Band
Whitestown
Milburn Land Case in Frantfort Court Recap
The Milburn versus Corey suit in the circuit court ended after a lengthy trial before Judge Hadley. The action seeks possession of a 160 acre Colfax area farm held in trust by Joseph Milburn and now owned by heirs of Simon Folk. Dr. Milburn asks for the deed to Simon Folk set aside and $10,000 damages for alleged unlawful retention over twenty years.
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Frantfort Times
Milburn
Colfax
Elizabeth Corey
Hadley
Danville
Olfax
Ion Folk
Simon Folk
Joseph Milburn
Simon Polk
Cancer in Fishes Health Board Bulletin Warns
The state board of health cites fishes as highly susceptible to cancer and other infections. It notes that a government biological station will study marine maladies and links cancer in fish to sewage saturation in nearby tree growth zones. The bulletin warns about cancer risks in fish used as food and the uncertainty of cancer presence in meals.
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State Board of Health
Librarians to Meet in Indianapolis June 4
The second meeting of District B of the Indiana Library Association will be held in Indianapolis on June 4. Mrs Belle K Tillman, assistant at the Lebanon public library, is on the program discussing the sale.
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Indiana Library Association
Indianapolis
Mra
Besie K. Tillman
Assigtant Aly
Lebanon
McCrea Warns on Railroad Trespassing Dangers
McCrea president of the Pennsylvania Railroad warns about railroad trespassing dangers. He cites ten year tolls of 023 killed and 8,286 injured on the system and urges children kept off rights of way. He calls for clear explanations of laws on explosives carried on trains and trolley cars.
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Danes “McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
McCrea
James Scott Expires in Frankfort After TB Battle
James Scott aged 31 died Saturday morning at his mother's home in Frankfort from tuberculosis. He is survived by his mother, brother Jerry Scott, and grandmother Mrs. Dyre. Born in Thorntown, he lived in Frankfort 15 years and served in Company 148th Indiana under Maj David F. Allen in the Philippines. Funeral at family residence Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. Morris. burial in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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James Scott
Mary Scott
Frankfort
Jerry ’ Scott
Dyre
Thorntown
Scott
Company
148Th Ind
David F. Allen
Philippines
Eagles Lodge
Morris
Odd: Fellows
Delayed on trip due to tunnel detour
Mrs. Ben F. McKey returned home from Ol Center California after visiting her daughter Mrs Harold Perking. She rode the Western Pacific railroad from Prisco to Salt Lake but a mountain tunnel near Chico California was blown out delaying the train sixteen hours before transfer to a waiting train.
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Ben F. McKey
Ol Center
California
Harold Perking
McKey
Prisco
Salt Lake
Western Pacific
Chico
Weather Bulletin From Obscure City Notes
A late night weather bulletin reports general conditions with uncertain times. The fragment mentions Sunkee Bunant and indicates generably late tonight with unclear numeric data.
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Sunkee
Bunant
Yinwe
Prominent Farmer Wounded Near Tipton Shooting
Tipton June 3 Lincoln Smiley 52 a prominent farmer was shot as he stepped from the Rock Prairie church five miles north of Tipton returning from services He was wounded in the left shoulder the bullet slicing near the spinal column Police seek James Barkley 16 believed assisting Smiley's assailant The youth reportedly followed Smiley's daughters after they refused him as an escort and the attacker waited at the door when Smiley stepped outside the would be slayer fled during the confusion
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Tipton
Lincoln Smiley
Rock Prairie Church
James Barkley
Smilay
Barkley
Detacles
Howe
Smiley
Train derailment disrupts Big Four and Lake Erie lines
Three cars of westbound freight Dig Fone No. % derailed near Walkins, blocking Big Four and Lake Erie rails for hours. One car carrying coke toppled on its side after a broken solid point. Traffic halted on both lines until cleared.
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Dig Fone
Raliw
Lake Erie
Stag Party Held For Kenneth Foster At Hornaday Home
John W. Hornaday hosted a stag party Saturday night at his residence honoring Kenneth Foster who will soon join the benedicts. Guests included Kenneth Foster Thomas Neal Ben Coombs Frank Adney William Wood Sert Winters William Smith and Agelogk dinner an corvcd.
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John W. Hornaday
Kenneth Foster
Thomas Neal
Ben Coombs
Frank Adney
William Wood
Sert Winters
William Smith
Declared insane. John Hedge taken to hospital
A man named John Hedge residing near Max was declared insane and transported to the Central Insane Hospital for examination and care. The incident occurred in the afternoon, with authorities noting the need for medical supervision.
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Dobn H
John
Hedge
Max
Insane Hos
Thomas McKey Seriously Hurt In Chicago Auto Crash
Thomas McKey was seriously injured after an automobile owned by a Elgin man with five passengers struck him on a Chicago street. He suffered four or five broken ribs and other injuries, was taken to a hospital, and remained in serious condition though not necessarily fatal. He is a printer from Jefferson McKey's family, formerly employed in local papers and then with the Chicago American, living on West Madison Street, Chicago.
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Ben F. McKey
Thomas McKey
Chicago
McKey
Elgin
Thomas McKay
Jefferson McKey
Chicago -American
West Madison Street
Pittman Myers to Build Bacteriological Plant Near Zionsville
The Pittman Myers Company of Indianapolis will start a serum and vaccine plant on fifty acres south of Zionsville along the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern line by Eagle Creek. The facility will include a main laboratory, multiple buildings, pens, concrete sanitary stables, and its own herds. Construction begins in about three weeks with plans to employ several people.
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Pittman-Myers Company
Indianapolis
Hidh
Hemenway Farm
Zionsville
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Eagle Creek
Indianeapolis
Zionavile
Mosquitoes Threaten Summer Health At Home
A short, fragmentary item warns that stagnant water and untidy yards breed mosquitoes carrying malaria germs. It urges cleaning yards and removing breeding sites while noting Rev. M. H. Appleby traveled to Linton for a revival and his brother leads a Methodist church in Léaton.
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M. H. Appleby
Linton
Passiet
Methodist Church
Léaton
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Indianapolis Chemical Concern
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