Funeral of A Daily Draws Large Crowd at Methodist Church
A large attendance gathered at the Methodist church for the funeral of A Daily with old friends acting as pallbearers and flower bearers. The service featured a tender sermon by Rev. Demetrius Tillotson, heartfelt tributes, and floral offerings from many groups including Knights of Pythias and I.O.O.F. The interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery with participation from local judges and Grand Decampment officials.
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Demetrius
Tillotson
Pasket
Zhelda
J. D. Brown
J. F. Daily
The
Methodist Church
Bollet
Knights Plar
Order Eastern
Security Trust Co
Indianapolis
L. G. Rothchild
I Stasket
F. Home Ee
B. T. Lane
Harry Norwood
Blanche
South Bend
Iun
Sweet Peas
Columbia Fional Bank
Electric Corporation Uth Bend
Frank Co SN. Cragan
Elbert M.D. Jones
A. O. Spencer
Lafe Wilson
J. C. Brown
SB. Heath
A. Dol. McCormack
Thomas Powell
J. M. Martin
E. Wilson
Dally
Oak Hill Cemetery
Delightful Afternoon for C W Bb M Auxilliary Members
Members of the C W Bb M Auxiliary enjoyed a delightful afternoon yesterday at Mrs William Means home. The program directed by Mrs Artman was well prepared and entertaining. The rooms were decorated with ferns pink and white carnations. Forty eight guests attended.
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Artman
Tux Aeromren
Means
Hone
Ferna
Genta
Tribute to A C Daily Banker and first president dies
The Security Trust Company of Indianapolis held a meeting to honor Americus C Daily a director and its first president. Resolutions praise his integrity humanity and lifelong loyalty to the bank and community noting his wealth was secondary to fellowmen’s esteem.
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Security Trust Company
Indianapolis
A.C. Daily
Americus C. Daily
Indiana
Higher Court Opinion Rules On Whisky Sale Prosecution
The Supreme Court reversed Reed’s acquittal, holding that unlawfully selling whisky cannot be reversed by a charge of giving it away. It ruled Reed may be tried for selling a pint of whisky to Edwin Barrett in Greenfield while Barrett was intoxicated, despite prior jeopardy on an unrelated charge. The decision clarifies that a prior acquittal on one charge does not bar prosecution for a similar offense.
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Adolphus Reed
Supreme Court
Reed
Edwin Barrett
Greenfield
Barrett
Postal weighings begin at local office for six months
The local post office must weigh all mail originating there for six months starting July 1. Officials aim to reform mail service and will record each class of matter and the weight of equipment used to handle it during the period.
Man Commits Suicide in Indiana After Personal Crisis
Calvin Stafford of Nestesville Indiana died after taking morphine in a personal crisis. He left home yesterday morning and was found in a barn haymow by his mother at six after being missing since dawn. He was 49, son of former County Clerk Joel Stafford, and left a note asking forgiveness for the rash act citing poor health.
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Vin Stafford
Joel Stafford
Rhodius guardianship visit precedes Friday decision
Judge Artman and two attorneys visited George Rhodius at his country home near Indianapolis. Rhodius failed to answer several questions and could not count money during the visit. Artman will render the guardianship decision Friday at 8 30 in the morning.
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Artman
Rhodius
George Rhodius
Indianapolis
Rev and Mrs Wilfley to tour Europe in summer
Rev and Mrs Wilfley depart June 14 from Canada aboard the Empress of Ireland for a three month journey through Europe. They will land in Liverpool and travel through Holland Rhine Germany Austria Switzerland and Italy crossing the Alps. They plan to mingle with locals for authentic insights and sail home from Cherbourg on Kronprinz Wilhelm.
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France
jKronprinz Wil- Helm
Mrs Helen Gougar Dies Sudden by Heart Attack
Mrs Helen M Gougar, noted temperance lecturer and writer and longtime Indiana bar member in 1896, collapsed at home in Lafayette while dressing and died within minutes from heart disease. Her work stamped the country with pro Bryan support.
Grafton Allen and wife relocate to Lebanon residence
Grafton Allen and his wife have moved from Port Townsend Washington to Leba to establish a home. Allen has resigned his position at the post office and will join the local community.
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Port Townsend
Washington
Lebaou
Allet
Areata Service
Ee Ome
Kobe
Defense Lawyer and Judge in Odd Intraday Meeting
S M Ralston represents the petitioner and T J Terhune the defense with Tommie Artman son of the judge. They traveled by interurban at 8 22 arriving at the Rhodius home where Rhodius was at breakfast. Rhodius mistook Ralston for the judge and offered his hand. the interview was conducted with the judge Artman questioning. Stenographer present. newspaper men excluded then allowed to obtain Q A from court report.
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T. J. Terhune
S. M. Ralston
Tommie Artman
Rhodius
Artian
Kralston
Artman
Jamestown town sues New York Central for speed limit breach
The town of Jamestown files a circuit court case against New York Central By. Co. over a town speed ordinance. A justice court trial fined the defendant 10 and costs and an appeal to the circuit court is noted. The cited ordinance bars trains through Jamestown faster than ten miles per hour.
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New York Central By. Co
Circuit Court
Justice of the Peace
Inspectors Visit Ewarton Factory Finds Growth Potential
Heath Jonas H Hoy and Phil Adler inspected a ertantor factory yesterday and reported a well established business that is outgrowing its capacity. They praised the facility and urged expansion to meet demand.
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Heath
Jonas H. Hoy
Phil Adler
Yeaterday
Ertantor
Telli
Onde Bie
Mrs Gougar Dies After Heart Trouble At Sixty Four
Mrs Gougar aged sixty four and a renowned temperance activist died after a heart trouble. Born Hillsdale Michigan July 18 1843 she joined Hillsdale College class of 1862 with AM and later lived in Lafayette. She promoted Bryan in 1806 era and did editorial work before touring with husband John D Gougar attorney.
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Gougar
Mrs. Gougar
Hillsdale, Mich
William and
Clarisea Jackson
Hillsdale College
John D. ‘Gouger
Lafayette
June Weather History for Thirty Six Years
Data from weather bureau records summarizes June conditions over 36 years. It notes an average temperature of 72 and an 1874 warmest June at 77, with a coldest June in 1903 at 66. Highest June temp reached 100 on June 12, 1895, and the lowest 38 on June 6, 184. Average June precipitation is 4.31 inches, with 2.87 inches in the heaviest 24 hour period on June 4, 1885. Humidity averaged 75 at 7 am and 61 at 7 pm. winds mostly from the southwest at 8.9 mph, with a peak gust of 60 mph from the west on June 25, 1882.
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Weather Bureau
Jem
Sent to jail Tucker Jr. jailed for contempt in oil case
Judge W. Hook of the United States Circuit Court sentenced H. S. Tucker Jr. to three months in Leavenworth County Jail for contempt after he filed a sensational affidavit alleging a conspiracy among Federal Judges Pollock McPherson and Phillips and the Standard Oil Company to drive Uncle Sam Oil out of business. Attorney Albert L. Wilson was sharply denounced. the affidavit was deemed for sensational effect and was stricken from the files.
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Leavenworthy, Kas
W. ©. Hook
United States Circuit Court
H. Sh.tucker Jr
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Leavenworth County
Tucker
Pollock, McPherson and
Phillips
Standard Oil Company
Uncle Sam Company
Hook
Albert L. Wilson
Kansas City
Took
Rate War Imminent Between Big Four and C C L Railways
A Cincinnati special reports the Big Four Railroad calling the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville rate war by matching the $5 rate to Chicago. The C C L had already pledged a further reduction to maintain the differential. Analysts expect other lines to meet the action, potentially leading to a bitter, wide scale rate war and possible long term settlement among the Cincinnati Chicago line members.
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Big Four
Chicago
Louisville
Appellate Court Finds $2500 Damages Excessive in Malicious Prosecution Case
The court ruled $2500 damages excessive for a malicous prosecution claim arising when a tenant was arrested for trespass while attempting to cut hay in a field the landlord argued was not rented. The decision notes no humiliation, only proven losses of three days of time and attorney fees as the case went to trial.
Japan sees rupture of traditional friendship over San Francisco outrages
Tokio voices concern that anti Japanese outrages in San Francisco could end the long standing alliance with the United States. Tae Nichi Nichi argues for protection of Japanese treaty rights and punishment of attackers, warning that delayed reparations or denial of safety may push Japan toward harsher responses. News notes Count Okuma’s critiques while urging patient steps and deterrence against hostile demonstrations.
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Tokio
Tae Nichi Nichi
San Francisco
California
Japan
United States
Count Okuma
Progressives
Uniform Policy Idea Hinted By State Auditor
Auditor Billheimer ex-officio insurance commissioner says Indiana may adopt a uniform insurance policy like other states. He believes standard policy forms would reduce misrepresentation by agents, though achieving nationwide uniformity will take time.
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Billheimer
Indiana
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