Memorial Day Decoration Plans For Rathbone Sisters
Memorial Day in Lebanon features decoration of graves by Rathbone Sisters and the Lebanon Knights of Pythias. Rev E T Thorntown will speak at Castle Hall at 2 p.m. Music by Shannon City Band. Committees list members to decorate Oak Hill Cemetery graves and arrange flowers. Bring flowers or join a duty if unable to attend.
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J. A. Hathaway
A. W. Low
Geo. Mayer
Reed Holloman
Yreat
A. L. Neal
H. P. New
HW. T. Thompson
J. 8
Jonas
Herod
Will DeVol
Bryan
KR. W. Roberts
Dry W. A. Sebult
Oak Hill Cemetery
Flrat
James
Rathbone Sisters Memorial Observes Deceased Members
The Rathbone Sisters plan a Sunday gathering on June 19 to decorate graves and place flowers for deceased members not buried at Oak Hill. They meet at Castle Hall at 2 PM and march to area cemeteries with committees named for grave marking and decorating duties a long list of sisters and accompanying members.
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Rathbone
Castle Hall
Oak Hill
Letta Jones
Nellie Neal
Mavourneen Morris
J. M. Miller
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's League Games
American Association results showed Minneapolis 2 over Indianapolis 1 and Kansas City 10 over Toledo 1 with a rain-shortened second game. Milwaukee defeated Columbus 5 to 1, Louisville beat Saint Paul 13 to 3. National League saw Pittsburgh lose to Boston 0 to 3 and Brooklyn 5 to 0 over St Louis. Chicago 11 beat New York 3. Philadelphia 3 defeated Cincinnati 0. American League action had St. Louis 5 over New York 0. Chicago 4 over Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 3 over Boston 1. Detroit 2 over Washington 1.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Paul
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Survived by 217 Descendants in Indiana Funeral Poorly Formatted
Mrs Stone aged 81 of South Kend died after long life with 185 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren and 217 total descendants. She lived in Indiana for thirty years.
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Sowin Ba
Ind
Chibasen
Grétaatani
Democrats Kane State Convention Opens in Indiana
Seventeen hundred delegates gathered in Tomlinson Hall Indiana on June 1 1871 to adopt a platform and name a state ticket. The slate included Cox as Secretary of State Bailey Auditor Isenbarger Treasurer Lotz Attorney General New Clerk of Supreme Court Aley Superintendent Barrett Geologist Curry Statistician and judges Ely Erwin Hottel Felt Hartford Zimmerman Stell plus a resolution endorsing William Jennings Bryan for president in 1908.
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Inpramputs
Ind
Tomlinson Hall
Hiron
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
M. A. Sweeney
Jasper
Oren Hack
James 8. Cox
Columbus
Marion Bailey
Litton
John Isenbarger
North Manchester
Walter J. Lotz
Muncie
Supreme Court
Bert New
North Vernon
Robert J. Aley
Bloomington
Edward Barrett
Hendricks County
David N. Curry
Sullivan
Eugene Ely
Petersburg
Richard Erwin
Decatur
Milton B. Hotte
Salem
E. W. Felt
Greenfield
Richard BR
Hartford
Portland
Henry G. Zimmerman
Albion
Henry A. Stell
Winnamae
William Jennings Bryan
Darnall and Bride Wed at Osburn Home in Lebanon
The marriage of Mr. Darnall and Miss Darwale Osburn united two prominent Lebanon families. Flowers decorated the Osburn home for the ceremony attended by two bridesmaids. after a surprise late celebration, the couple shared refreshments with friends. Mr. Darnall, once active in abstracting, now directs the Rooe Title and Guaranty Co, while his bride, a former substitute teacher and clerk, is well regarded in the city schools. Both are active in Central Christian Church and will reside with the groom’s mother in Bay View, Michigan this summer before moving to their own home in the fall.
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Virginia Decon
Emory Osborn
Osburn
Sarah Darnall
Mich
Darnall
Rooe
Lebanon
Man Arrested After Harassing Miss Motlie Young in Park
Joseph Watts sat beside 18 year old Motlie Young on a Union Park bench and began singing to her read a name on a book. He then made insulting remarks about her dialect and was struck by Miss Young after offending her. Watts, wearing diamonds, refused to reveal his address and was locked up at Lake Street station.
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Omenoo
Watts
Lake Street
Kitchen Shower Party For Stella Gand Wedding
Miss India Martz hosted a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Stella Gand with plans for her upcoming marriage to L. L. Beeraan. Attendees included friends and family sharing well wishes and gifts in a lighthearted social gathering.
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Kokomo
Stella Gand
Ly L. L. Beeraan
India Martz
A A
Effort to Raise Funds for Lebanon Baseball Club
Lebanon fans express dissatisfaction over no team this season and back a substantial subscription drive. Phil Adler leads canvassing with good early response as plans aim to form a club. If successful, O R Daily will oversee business management and provide weekly financial updates while interurban backers pledge ground improvements, uniforms, and cash donations.
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Lebanon
Phil Adler
O. RB Daily
Publc
Four Stake Events In Racing Circuit To Be Held
Secretaries of interurban fairs met in Lafayette to canvass entries for four stake races in the circuit. Two trotting and pacing events are planned with purses of 300 in class races and 400 in free for all, while the 2:24 trot carries 1000. Eight purse races are scheduled with high class horses and stakes.
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Lafayette
Buchanan Neptune Union Sealed At West Town Home
William Pritchard Buchanan and Elma Neptune were married last night at the Neptune home west of town in a ceremony at eight o'clock attended by about 140 guests. Rev. Walter Buchanan officiated with assistance from Rev. A Cook. The couple plan to live on a neighboring farm and are celebrated by friends and relatives across Indiana and California.
Building Condemned By Health Board Demands Changes
Aionsville School faced condemnation after State Board of Health secretary J N Hurty inspected the building. Required fixes include new hard floors a new stairway new desks and other important updates. The School Board must complete these orders or risk not opening the next season.
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Aionsville
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Lebanon High seeks affiliation with Chicago University
Nathaniel Butler, Dean of the University, states the report on conditions at Lebanon High School was very satisfactory and, after a second representative submits a similar report, affiliation with Chicago University will be consummated.
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Lebanon High School
Chicago University
Supl
Beuch
Nathaniel Butler
University
Bigamy Charged in Conax Ind Suit
Laure J. Stedman files a suit in Conax Indiana alleging bigamy. The case action details are sparse in the fragment but indicate a legal proceeding seeking redress or remedy. The parties or exact dates beyond June 7 are not provided in the readable text.
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Conax
Ind
Laure J. Stedman
Tornadoes Hit Northwest St Pauls and Wisconsin Towns
A tornado near Wyoming and North Branch Minnesota damaged property, killed one man, and injured many, with fears of more lives lost. In Wisconsin, near Stoddard, a tornado fatally injured one man, seriously injured four, and leveled ten buildings as a bridge on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line was destroyed.
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Minn
Wyoming
North Hranch
Here
la Crosse
Wis
HH. J. Hatvomen
Stoddard
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Road
Burlington
Railway belt electric line proposed through Zionsville
Charles J. Burras of Chicago for Central Railway Company visited Zionsville on Tuesday to discuss a belt electric line plan. He asserted the road will be built and asked towns along the route to grant franchises as liberal as possible within the proposal.
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Zionsville Times
Charles J. Burras
Chicago
Central Railway Company
Indianapolis
Cine
Moliere Fined By Court In Local Match Row
A local sports incident ends with a fine imposed on Moliere after a disputed game in Thowyown. The Witten Ballers and Sosos clubs are involved. officials cited rule violations and ambiguous penalties.
South Dakota Demo endorses Bryan for President
A South Dakota Democratic convention yesterday endorsed William Jennings Bryan for President. Delegates voted unanimously to back Bryan, signaling strong party support. The action reflects Bryan's continued prominence in the national campaign amid ongoing party discussions.
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Yaaneros
Dane
South
Dakota
Bryan
Death of W H Higgins 57 in Boone county residence
W H Higgins longtime Boone county resident dies at 8 am at his East North street home after a two and a half year illness. Born October 4, 1848 in Shelby county he moved to Lebanon about 48 years ago and built wealth in farm lands and city property. He leaves wife Catherine Stoner, son Dr O C Higgins, daughter Ocie deceased, sister Mrs W H Nelson and brothers O P Wil and W G Higgins. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 am at his residence conducted by Revs Lane and Brown. Burial at Oak Hill.
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Boone County
East North Street
Mr. Higgins
Shelby County
Harrison Township
Lebanon
Mutual of New York
Corda Carney
New York
Wiggins
Ladoga
Catherine Stoner
Ocie
O. C
W. H. Nelson
O. P. Wil
W. G. Higgins
Central Christian Church
Mrs Carrie Crouch Dead After Nine Week Illness
Mrs Carrie Crouch died last night at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Clark Kern from pelvic abscess after a nine week illness. She was 23 and born in Boone county leaving one child Josephine four years old six brothers and one sister. Funeral at the Kern home 921 West Chicago street Friday at 10 am with Rev C A Brown officiating. Burial at Taylor cemetery west of Hazelrigg.
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Caiiie Crouch
Clark Kern
Crouch
Boone County
Josephine
John
Crh
George
Ray
Willie
Henry
Korn
Myrtle Cox
New Brunswick
Mill Destroyed in Indiana Panic Fire
A large grist mill owned by Brumitied Hros of Indianapolis was destroyed by fire yesterday in Prrvsnono Indiana. The blaze started near the top from a flue and caused about 10000 in losses with 8000 covered by insurance. The mill held a large amount of grain and about a fourth of the building burned.
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Pittsboro
Terday
Brumitied Hros
Indianapolis
Park Program At Zion Park In August Planned
Preparations for the annual Zion Park assembly are underway by the secretary and board of directors. The programme aligns with past lineups and, if all attractions are secured, should be a very entertaining event. In addition to three Sunday play entertainments, further attractions are in the works.
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Zionsville
Zion Park
Three Deaths Reported From Heat Wave
Three deaths were reported to police as heat related after yesterday afternoon's extreme temperatures. The city recorded a high of around 20 degrees as residents struggled with the heat and related health issues.
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